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The Atty General

10/6/75

U.

S, HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEL

— ON INTELLICENCE ACTIVITIES

HISCAS

Ref made to let of

ASC did 9/25/75, rastag delivery of certain FBI documents

relating to Bu's discontinued Cointelpros against Black

Extremists & New Leit. Atichd for ur apprvl & forwarding

to HSC is origni of memo which responds to rust of HSC.

ident of & infor furnd by source which ed reveal ident of

sres excised from material. Also names of recips & into

re ongoing oprains of for'n intel nature or sasity 3rd agncy

relainshps involved.

Copy of memo furnd for ur records.

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SUBJECT:

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OPTIONAL FOFIA NO. 10

MAY 1Ã12 EDITION

651 FPYR (11 CFFZ) 101 11-8

UNITED STATES Gi

iMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

2/27/68

SAC, NEW IORK (100-161140) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

INTERNAL SECURITY

Re Bureau letter, 8/25/67.

The following information in regard to the

Nation of Islam is set forth for considerationk the

Bureau:

T, Fedatin

•It is noted that the Nation of Islam (NOI)

requests $12.00 weekly dues from each member in the

NYC area. Each member is also requested to purchase

150 copies of "Muhammed Speaks" newspaper per week

from the local Mosque at a price of $24.00. If the

member is able to sell all 150 copies at 20 cents each,

he is able to net $6.00 for himself.

Thus, esch

participating Nol member must turn in approximately

$90.00 in paper money plus $40.00 per monüh in dues

to Mosque #7, NYC.

This represents a total of $144.00

from each member. With approximately 500 people in

NOI contributing dues and paper money each week, the

NYC Mosque is able to take in approximately $72,000.00

each month.

Add to this the regular collections which are

taken up each Sunday, Wednesday and Friday nights, plus

the Savicrs: Day collection for which each member

expected to contribute $100.00. In addition, the

restuarants, bazaars and bakeries all contribute money

to the Mosque.

Admittedly, a good portion of this money

eventually finds its way

to ELIJAH MUHAMMAD in Chicago;

however, it is felt that the leaders of the NYC Mosque

take care of themselves before any funds are sent to

MUHAMMAD .

Three

of the leading officers of the NYC

Mosque who are

also on

the Security Index of the NYO are

as follows:

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LOUIS EUGENE WALCOTT aka Minister Louis X.,

Minister Farrakhan (Bufile 105-57886, NYfile

205-24364).

.2.

MACEO OWENS, Secretary, Mosque #7 (Bufile

....

105-60211, NYfile 105-24504).

3.:

•.. Piral:

• 205-32 a5, Captain 05-90 %: Gravate

.".

LOUIS EUGENE WALCOTT, who is commonly known

• aS

Minister FARRAKHAN, born May I1, 1933, in NY, NY, resides

at 2311 97th Street, East Elmhurst, Queens, NY, and is

the Minister-In-Charge of Mosque #7 in NYC. He has never

been interviewed by the Bureau.

FARRAKHAN is reported::

to have expressed hostility towards the fBI.

.:On 3/8/59, he is reported to have made the

statement that if he caught any "spies" in the NOI, he

personally would kill them. He is married to BEISY ROSS

WALCOTT and has seven children.

Prior to his NOI affiliation,

he attended Winston-Salem Teachers College and earned his

living as a calypso singer and dance man.

He is an

articulate speaker who constantly condemns Christians and

Jews and speaks disrespectfully of the U.s. flag. He has

stated that all white people are to be destroyed.

;...

" In August, 1967, it was reported that H RAP"

BROWN planned to have dinner at FARRAKHAN!s residence.

In September, 1967, upon FARRAKHAN's recent arrival from

•Chicago, Illinois, where he met with ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,

he told NY members that MUHAMMAD wants each brother to

sell 250 newspapers, pledge not less than $100.00 and up

to $1,000.00 and raise $1,000, 000.00 by September, 1967.

Another $1,000,000.00 was

to be raised outside NYC.

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NY 100-161140

MACEO OWENS, born 12/21/31, Cleveland, Ohio,

has

the full-time position as Secretary of the NOI Mosque

#7. He resides at 2354 95th Street, East Elmhurst,

Queens, New York. He married RENTHA BROOKS in 1954 and

served in the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954. Prior to

coming into the NOI, he was a musician in a small dance

band.

On 5/20/58, he refused to be interviewed by

the FBI.

As: Secretary of the NOI,

his main duty is

the administration of financial matters.

From July 1,

1965, through December 30, 1966, MACEO OWENS cashed

checks which were made out to Cash at the Manfacturers.

Hanover Trust Company, 67 West 125th Street, NY, NY, in

the amount of $511,835.00. OWENS drives a 1967 Imperial

automobile and he has been assigned FBI Number 121369D.

JOSEPH GRAVITT aka Captain Joseph X. Gravitt

resides at 2342 102nd Street, Corona, Queens,

New York,

and

is employed as Fruit of Islam (FOI) Captain in

Mosque #7.

He is also in charge of the FOI of the

entire Eastern Seacoast area.

GRAVITT was born 5/6/2'7,

in Detroit, Michigan,

and served in the U.S. Army in

1946 and 1947. He had been second in command to MALCOLM X

at Mosque #7 and was formerly in charge of all NOI restaurants

in the NYC area.

In August, 1967,

GRAVITT refused to cooperate

with Bureau agents.

He drives a 1907, four-door Buick

sedan.

GRAVITT, who was formerly employed as a cook,

has been assigned FBI Number 818163B.

He has been

known to point to the American flag and state

"This

is your enemy".

tigo. co..

It is obvious that FARRAKHAN, OWENS and GRAVITT

are living well on the NOI dues and other funds supplied

to them by the NOI members in NYC. It is felt that an

effort should be made to enlighten the NOI membership

as to how well their leaders live on the hard-earned

cash of the followers.

If it can be pointed out to the

membership that they are being swindled by these men, it

woald undoubtedly cause the NOI leaders a great deal of

concern and might even shake the foundation of the organiza-

tion.

It could cause the leaders to feel less secure wher

the membership has some knowledge of the economic benefit:

the leaders receive in the form of automobiles, homes, and

other benefits.

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FIS TOO-JPIINO

NX 100-161140

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To date, the NYO has been unable to make a

penetration into the top leadership of the NOI in NY,

as far as informant development is concerned. Some

penetration of the top leadership might occur when

their economic security is jeopardized; when funds

and

salaries are diminished and the NOI itself is threatened.

Efforts must be made to shake the confidence of the

membership in their leaders.

The information that ample NOI funds are

available to the leaders of the NoI must be made known

to individual NOI members.

In order to make this information known to

the members, the NYO has prepared the following:

A large comic-book type publication made up

to ridicule, the leaders. This book depicts FARRAKHAN,

OWENS and GRAVITT, who is commonly known as Captain

JOSEPH, living the good life, having good homes, big

cars and wearing fine suits.

It is felt that this type

publication would be an effective method of securing

initial interest and would appeal to a wide, a generally

uneducated

audience.

• 1?01:11

The publication would be mailed in unmarked

envelopes, purchased locally and would be sent to 36

members

of the NOI who are on the Security Index of

the NYO. It would also be mailed to a selective number

of 237 other individuals in the NYC area whose names

have appeared on membership records of the NOI. These

latter individuals reportedly joined the organization In

1963 and 1964 and in all probability many of them are

still members or have close friends in the organization.

When the membership receives

the publication,

it can reasonably be assumed that it will cause some of

them to start thinking and begin

asking questions concerning

the leadership. They may become disenchanted in the

organization,

cause others to be disillusioned and perhaps

future membership might also be reduced.

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It is also to be noted that FARPAKHAN, OWENS and

GRAVITY are only three of the lending NOI cificials in

the NY area.

When this publication is disseminated to

the membership, it could cour? these above three

individuals to feel that the literature was made up

by

other NOI leaders in the NY area who desire

to get rid of these three individuals and takeover the

NOI in NY for themselves.

that the dissemination of this publication will result

in internal strife, distrust and disorder within the NOI

itself.

Therefore, Bureau authority is requested to

place the above described counter-intelligence device

into effect.

If. approved, the Bureau is requested to

have made up at the Bureau 273 conic-book type publications

which can be anonymously mailed to the membership.

The

actual size of these publications is being left to the

discretion of the Bureau.

The NYO will insure that steps will be taken so

that this mailing cannot be traced as originating from

the FBI.

The Bureau will be advised of any tangible results

which might occur from this action and recommendations

will also be forwarded for appropriate follow-up counter

intelligence action.

*Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy of a sample

comic book type publication.

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SUBJECT:

OPTIINAL. FORM NO. 10

MAY 149: EMIION

'ISA FEV (41 CITA) 101 11.0

UNITED STATES CU URNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:*

2/77/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIOLALISI - HATE GROUPS

INTERNAL SECURITY

Ti Padatin

Re Bureau letter, 8/25/67.

The following information in regard to the

Nation of Islam is set forth for consideration the

Bureau:

•It is noted that the Nation of Islam (NOI)

reouests $12.00 weekly dues from each member in the

NYC area.

Each rember is also requested to purchase

150 copies of "Muhammed Speaks! newspaper per week

from the local Mosque at a price of $24.00. If the

member is able to sell all 150 copies at 20 cents,each,

De. is able to net 96.00 for himself. Thus, each

participating Nol member must turn in approximately

$96.00 in paper money plus $40.00 per month in dues

to Mosque #7, NYC. This represents a total of $144.00

from each member.

With approximately 500 people in

NoT contributing dues and paper money each week,

the

NYC Mosque is able to beze in approximately $72,000.00

each month.

Add to this the regular collections which are

taken up each Sunday, Mednesday and Triday sights plus

the Savicrs: Day collection lor which each member

expected to contribute $100.00. In addition,

the

restuarants, bazaars

and bakeries

all contribute money

to the Mosque.

Admittedly, a good portion ol this money

eventually finds its way

• to ELIJAN MUHAMMAD in Chicago;

however, it is felt that the leaders of the Nic Mosque

take care of themselves before any funds are sent to

MUHAMMAD.

Three

the

leading officers of the NYC

Mosque who are alsoon the security Index of the NiO are

as follows:

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NX 100-161140

1.

LOUIS EUGENE WALCOTT aka Minister Louis X.,

Minister Farrakhan (Bufile 105-57886, NYfile

105-24364).

2.

MACEO OWENS, Secretary, Mosque #7 (Bufile

105-60111, NYfile 105-24504).

3..

JOSEPH GRAVITT aka Captain Joseph X. Gravitt

(Bufile 105-32655, NIfile 105-9669) .

LOUIS EUGENE WALCOTT, who is commonly known as

Minister FARRAKHAN, born May 11, 1933, in NY, NY, resides.

at 2311 97th Street, East Elmhurst, Queens,

NY,

and is

the Minister-In-Charge of Mosque #7 in NYC.

He has never

been interviewed by the Bureau.

FARRAKHAN is reported:

to have expressed hostility towards the FBI.

....On 3/8/59, he is reported

personally would kill them.

He is married to BETSY ROSS

and has seven children. Prior to his

NOI affiliation,

he attended Winston-Salem Teachers College and earned his

living as a calypso singer and dance man. He is an

articulate speaker who constantly condemns Christians and

Jews and speaks disrespectfully of the U.S. flag. He has

stated that all white

people are to be destroyed.

.::"

On 3/26/67, at a Muslim meeting he told the

sudience that he did not owe any loyalty to the u.s.

FARRAKHAN wears good suits, lives in a rent-free NoI

owned house and receives

a salary of $150.00 weekly.

"In August, 1967, it was reported that H.' RAP "

BROWN planned to have dinner at FARRAKHAN's residence.

In September, 1967, upon FARRAKHAN's recent arrival from

Chicago, Illinois,

where he met with ELIJAH HUANAD,

he told NY members that MUHAMMAD wants each brother to

sell 250 newspapers, pledge not less than $100.00 and up

to $1,000.00 and raise $1,000, 000.00 by September, 1967.

Another $1, 000, 000.00 was to be raised outside NYC.

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NX 200-161140

MACEO OWENS, born 12/21/31, Cleveland, Ohio,

has

the full-time position as Secretary of the nol Mosou

17. He resides aù 2354 95th Street, Last Elmburst,

Queens, New York.

He married RENTHA BROOKS in 1954

and

served

in the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954. Prior to

coming into the NOI, he was a musician in a small dance

band.

On 5/20/58, he refused to be interviewed by

the FBI.

As. Secretary of the NOI,

his main duty is

the administration oi linancial matters...

From JulyI,

1965, through December 30, 1966, HACEO OWENS cashed

checks which were made out to Cash at the Manfacturers

Hanover Trust Company, 67 West 125th Street, NY, NI, in

the amount of $511,835.00. OWENS drives a 1907 Imperial

automobile and he has been. assigned FBI Number 121369D.

JOSEPH GRAVITT aka Captain Joseph X. Gravitt

resides at 234e ducna sireet, corona, queens,

New York,

and is employed as Fruit of Islam (FOI) Captain in

Mosque #7. He is also in charge of the FOI of the

entire Eastern Seacoast area.

GRAVITT was born 5/6/27,

in Detroit, Michigan,

and served in the U.S. Army in

1946 and 1947. He had been second in command to MALCOLM X

at Mosque #7 and was formerly in charge of all NOI restaurants

in the NYC area.

In August, 1967, GRAVITI refused to cooperate

with Bureau agents. He drives a 1i07, four-door Buick

sedan.

GRAVITT, who was formerly employed as a cook,

has been assigned FBI Number 818163B. He has

been

known to point to the American flag and state

"This

i.:

'Is your enemy".

•.

i.?:

••:.

It is obvious that FARRAKHAN, OWENS and GRAVITT

are living well on the NOI dues and other funds supplied

to them by the NOI members in NYC.

It is felt that an

eltort should be made to enlighten the NOI membership

as to how well their leaders live on the • hard-earned

cash of the followers.

If it can

be pointed out to the

membership that they are being swindled by these men, it

#cald undoubtedly cause the NOI leaders a great deal

concern and might even shake the foundation of the organiza-

tion.

It could cause the leaders to feel less secure when

the membership has some knowledge of the economic benefits

the leaders receive in the form of automobiles, homes, and

other benefits.

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ME. ISO-IPJINO

NY 100-161140

To date, the NYO has been unable to make a

penetration into the top leadership of the NOI in MY,

as lar as informant development is concerned.

Some

penetration of the top leadership might occur when

their economic security is jeopardized; when funds and

salaries are diminished and

the NOI itself is threatened.

Efforts must be made to shake the confidence of the

membership in their leaders.

• :.:

The information that ample NOI funds are

available to the leaders of the lOI must be made known

to individual NOI

membei's.

In order to make this information known to

the members, the NYO has prepared the following:

A large comic-book type publication made up

• to ridicule. the leaders. This book depicts FARRAKHAN,

OWENS and GRAVITT, who is commonly known as Captain

JOSEPR, living the

good life, having good homes,

big

cars and wearing fine suits.

It is felt that this type

publication would be an effective method of

securing

•intial interest and would appeal to a wide, a generally

uneducated audience.

The publication would be mailed in unmarked

envelopes, purchased locally and would be sent to 36

members of the NOI who are on the Security Index of

the Nyo.

It would also be mailed to a selective number

of 237 other individuals in the NYC area whose names

have appeared on membership records of the NOI. These

latter individuals reportedly joined the organization in

1903 and 1964 and in all probability many of them are

still members or have close friends in the organization.

When the membership receives the publication,

it can reasonably be assumed that it will cause some of

them to start thinking and begin asking questions concerning

the leadership. They may become disenchanted in the

organization,

cause others to be disillusioned

and perhaps

future membership might also be reduced.

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TOO-JOTTIO

NY 100-161140

It is also to be noted that FARRAKHAN, OWENS and

GRAVITT are only three of the lerding !OI cifivials in

the Ny area.

When this publication is disseminated to

the membership, it could mu:: these above three

individuals to feel that thu . literature was made up

by

other NOI leaders in no NY area wiio desire

to get rid of these three individuals and takeover the

NOI in NY for themselves. In other words, it is hoped

that the dissemination of this publication will result

in internal strife, distrust and disorder within the NOI

itself.

Therefore, Bureau authority is requested to

place the above described counter-intelligence device

•into effect. If approved, the Bureau is requested to

have made up at the Bureau 273 coric-book type publications

which can be anonymously mailed to the membership.

actual size of these publications is being left to the

discretion of the Bureau.

The ito will insure that steps will be taken so

that this mailing cannot be traced as originating fron

the FBI.

The Bureau will be advised of any tangible results

which might occur from this action and recommendations

will also be forwarded for appropriate follow-up counter

intelligence action.

Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy of a sample

comic book type publication.

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MAILED 8

APR

3 1968

COMM = FBL

SAC, New Fork (100-161140)

4/8/68

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• Mail Room

- Mr. TEJ. Deakin

Director, FBI (100-148006)

COUNTERINTILLIGENCE PROGRAM

DRACK LTZOLUT - 16TE CROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(NATION OT ISLAM)-

Reuxlet 2/27/63.

Enclosed for New York are 273 copies of the

booklet suggested in referenced

letter.

New York is authorized to anonymously nail these

booklets to Nation of Islam members as set out in referenced

letter.

Use connercially purchased envelopes and all other

necessary precautions to insure this nailing cannot be

traced to the Bureau.

The Bureau appreciates this suggestion and the

imagination and enthusiasn exhibited by the New York office.

New York should advise the Bureau of the results of this

operation and be alert to logical follow-up accion.

•I ~ Mr. M. F. Row (6221 IB)

(6)

NOTE:

EX 106

REC- 59

100-119105

Memorandum G. C. Moore to W. C. Sullivan dated

3/15/68 and captioned as above, outlined this counterintelli

gence operation and was approved by the Director. The

Exhibits: Section has completed the enclosed pamphlet and

it is now being forwarded the New York Office.

olson

noach

717186

ENCLOSURE ATTACHED

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 1U

5010-108

MAY IPOZ EDITION

GSA GEN, PIG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES

NMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

FLOM

:a. c. Moorehen

•SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

DATE: March 15; 1968

we/s

Tolson.

DeLoach.

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt -

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Foser.

Sullivan

Tavel .

Trotter

Tele. Rear

Holmes -

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Silli.

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PURPOSE:

To secure approval for the anonymous mailing of

273 cartoon leaflets to members of the

militant Nation of

ISlam (NOI) in New York City exposing the financial

chicanery of the NoI.

BACKGROUND:

The New York Office has determined that members of

the highly militant, anti-white race, Nation of Islan are

required to contribute $48

month ques plus sell the group's

newspaper,

a total of $144 per month.

"Muhammed Speaks," in the amount of 896 a month for

With 500 people in the NOI in

New York this represents a "take" Of $72,000 per month in the

New

York "Mosque," or Temple. Of course, not all members

fully comply with the newspaper and dues requirements, but

any loss in this area is made up by collections at meetings,

• the "Saviors Day" collection (Elijah Muhammed's birthday),

and the businesses rupt flee not

REC-52

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The top NOI leaders in New York, Minister Farrakhan,

Secretary Maceo Owens, and Captain Joseph Gravitt, live very

well off this money.

Farrakhan lives rent-free in an Not

house and receives $150 a week.

expensive,

automobiles.

financial situation are brought to the attention of the

membership, it will cause disillusionment and'reduce membership.

It would also cause internal strife, factionalism, distrust

and

aisorder within the Nod

Enclosure

TJD: ra (6)

1 - Mr. DeLoach

W. C. Sullivan

414/0830/8

CONTINUED

- OVER

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Mx.

Nir.

1 - Mr.

J.

P. Dunphy (331 OPO)

G.

C.

Moore

T.

Deakin

5°

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Memorandum to Mr. W. C. Sullivan

Re.:

COUNTERINTELIIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

New York has prepared a cartoon-type leaflet in

rough-draft form pointing out how NOI leaders live well off the

membership's money. New York recommends this leaflet be

prepared in final

form by the Exhibits section, 273 copies

be made and mailed anonymously to 36 members of the NOI who

are on the Security Index and to 237 members who joined the

NOI as shown on a 1964 membership list.

The mailing would be

made in commercially purchased envelopes to protect the

Bureau.

Attached for the Exhibits Section is a work order

and a sample pamphlet furnished by New York. Minor changes

have been made in the pamphlet to conform to NOI terminology.

The pamphlet will be reduced in size to facilitate mailing.

ACTION:

That this memorandum be routed to the Exhibits

Section for preparation of 273 copies of the pamphlet and

thereafter New York be authorized to mail them anonymously

to NOI members in New York.

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

7/10/63

Mr •

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JaJ. Dunn

T.J. Deakin

SAC, New Yorks (100-1611.40)

PEC-13°

Director, MaI

(200-418006) - 179

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COMM-FBI

Reurlet 6/20/68.

A review of counterintelligence suggestions

subnitted by the New York Orfice shows very few suggestions

being submitted for an office with the number or black

nationalist proups that your office has.

New York should

innediately review iis Counterintelligence Program for the

purpose of developing inaginative counterinteiligence

suggestions.

New York has numerous black nationalist

grOLDs

that should be the target of concentrated counterintelligence

action.

The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, the

Black Panther organization, the Revolutionary Action Movement

and the American Mau Mau,

are but four examples of extrenist

groups that should receive counterintelligence attention

a continuing basis. The leaders of these groups, including

dames Forman, Charles 37X Morris and Herman Ferguson should

all be considered for counterintelligence action whother they

are under surveillance or not.

Obviously, any counterintelli

gence action recommended should be such that it cannot be

traced to this Bureau.

Thus a special status or a person

awaiting couxt action is not usually relevant to this program.

The Bureau is following this matter closely to insure

that New York fullills iis responsibilities in this area.

it

is important to use every possible technique to disrupt and

neutralize the extremist black nationalists.

TJD :lst

(5)

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NOTE:

certai

Referenced letter from New York summarized its

counterintelligence action and showed New York has no

counterintelligence operations pending at present.

Excuses

for this situation were not relevant.

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SAC, New York: (100-101140)

ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

7/10/08

PEC-139

Iiiector,

(200-148006) -179

Mr.

Hit.

ver.

Dunn

Deakin

ST 102

roman theate

ghis

Reurlei 6/28/88.

A review of counterintelligence suggestions

submitted by the Now York Office shous very dow suggcations

being submitted for in office with the number o black

Acw Xork should

immediately review

dis Counterintelligence Program for the

purpose of developing anaginative countorinichlagence

suggestions.

Now York has numerous black nationalist groups

sat should be the target of concentrated counterintelligence

action.

The Sindent Nonvioloni Coordinating Conmtice, the

Black Panther organization, the Revolutionary Action lovement

and the American Mau rau,

are but lour examples of extrenist

thut should receive counterintelligence atiention on

a continuing basis.

The Leaders of

these groups, including

Jonas fornan, Charlos 37X Moxeis and Herman Ferguson should

all be concidered for countorintolligonce action whethcr

ace under surveillance or not.

Obviously, any counterintelli

gence action recommended should be such that it cannot be

¿raced to this Dursau.

Thus a special status of a person

avaiting court action is not usually relevant io this progran.

JUL 101968

COMM-FBI

The Bureau is following this matter closely to insure

that Her Xork fullills its rosponsibilities in this area

it

is important io use cvery possible technique to disrupt and

neutralize the extronist black nationalisis.

TJD:1st

(5)

oJch

certai

her

chun

NOTE:

Referenced letter from New York summarized its

counterintelligence action and showed New York has no

counterintclligence operations pending at present.

Excuses

for this situntion vore not rolevant.

41

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SUBJECT:

,

OPTIONAL FORM N. 10

MAY IN EDITJON

GSA FPMR (81 CFR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

:. 8.

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

6/26/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

_COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

8011.

ReBulet, 3/4/68 and NYlet, 4/4/68.

Operations Under Consideration

It is noted that information recently received

has indicated that the Black Panther organization now occupies

desk space in the New York office of SNCC. It would appear

that these two groups might be at least organizationally

affiliated at this time.

might beng

During our continued investigation

and scrutiny into the SNCC operation, we may be presented

an opportunity to learn more concerning the affiliation

between these two organizations.

In that event, every.

opportunity will be seized to disrupt their seemingly

harmonious relationship.

2.

Operations Effected

In accordance with New York request in letter

dated 4/17/68, a representative of the NO has telephonically

contacted NOI leaders Minister WALCOTT, MACEO OWENS and

Captain JOSEPH GRAVITT and clearly conveyed the impression

to them

that several NOI brothers were going to "take care

of them" for stealing the aues of the membership.

The NYo has decided not to contact JAMES FORMAN

because at the present time, he and other members of SNCC

are under surveillancé by NYD Agents' St-103

Bureau (RM)

New York

179

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NY. 100-161140

Additionally no attempt was made to contact

HERMAN FERGUSON who is presently out on bail after his

recent conviction.

It was felt that no contact should be

•made at this time since he is awaiting court action.

.. No contact has been made with CHARLES 37X MORRIS

due to his unavailable status.

At the present time, the

NYO is unaware of his exact place of residence and employ..

ment, if any.

31 Tangible Results

In April the NYO mailed 273 copies of a comic

book publication to members of the NOI in the New York area.

This publication suggested to the membership that the

leaders of the NOI in the New York area were stealing

dues and paper money contributed by the membership. It

was hoped that the dissemination of this publication would

result in internal strife, aistrust and aisorder within

the NOI Itself.

At a NOI meeting held on 5/3/68, Minister HENRY X

said that there was talk going around that high officials

like Minister FARRAKHAN and Captain JOSEPH were not turning

in all the money and this information was passed on to the

main office in Chicago.

At a NOI meeting held on 6/9/68, secretary AUBREY

read a letter from Chicago advising all members to get a

receipt for money they turn in. If they did not get a receipt

from Chicago it indicates that someone did not turn in the

• money.

The fact was made clear that the person who did not

turn in the money will be dealt with by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD.

Later it was revealed at an NOI affair that the

• Supreme Captain from Chicago was coming to New York to

investigate the possibility that some high officials of the

New York NOI were not turning in all the money to ELIJAH MUHAMMAD.

- 2 .

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this

JOO-JETITO

NY 100-161140

• З.

4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

As "the racial picture appears in constant

change and new leaders are brought to the front, the NYO

counterintelligence program will be flexible in order to

cope with the situation.

....

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JBJECT:

*"OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

GSA APMA (11 CFF) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNKIENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448005) "

DATE:

6/26/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NACIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

ReBulet, 3/4/68 and NYlet, 4/4/68.

1. " Operations Under Consideration

It is noted that information recently received

has indicated that the Black Panther organization now occupies

desk space in the New York office of SNCC. It would appear

that these two groups might be at least organizationally

affiliated at this time.

During our continued investigation

and scrutiny Into the SNCC operation, we may be presented

an opportunity to learn more concerning the affiliation

between these two organizations. In that event,

opportunity will be seized to disrupt their seemingly

harmonious relationship.

2.

Operations Effected

In accordance with New York request in letter

dated 4/17/08, a representative of the NYO has telephonically

contacted NOI leaders Minister WALCOTT, MACHO OWENS ano

Captain JOSEPH GRAVITT and clearly conveyed the impression

to them

that several NOI brothers were going to "take care

of them" for stealing the dues of the membership.

The NYO has decided not to contact JAMES FORMAN

because at the present time, he and other members of SNCC

are under surveillance by NYO Agents.

ST-103

- Bureau (RM)

- New York

JJD :1jm

(3)

• REC. I3/:

TC. 23/6. -4:4445-179

15 JUN 27 1968

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NY 100-161140

Additionally no attemot was made to contact

HERMAN

FERGUSON who is presently out on bail after his

recent conviction. It was felt that no contact should be .

made at this time since he is awaiting court action.

No contact has been made with CHARLES 37X MORRIS

due to his unavailable status.

At the present time, the

NYO is unaware of his exact place of residence and

employ

ment, it any.

3. Tangible Results

: In April the NYO mailed 273 copies of a comic.

book publication to members

of the NOI in the New York area.

This publication suggested to the membership that the

leaders of the NoI in the new York area were stealing

dues and paper money contributed by the membership. It

was hoped that the dissemination of this publication would

result in internal strife, distrust and disorder within

the NOI Itself.

At a NOI meeting held on 5/3/68, Minister HENRY Y

said that there was talk going around that high officials

Like Minister FARRAKHAN and Captain JOSEPH were not turning

In all the money and this information was passed on to the

main office in Chicago.

At a NOI meeting held on 6/9/68, secretary AUBREY

read a letter from Chicago advising all members to get a

receipt for money they turn in. If they did not get a receipt

from Chicago it Indicates that someone did not turn in the

money.

The fact was made clear that the person who did not

turn in the money will be dealt with by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD.

Later it was revealed at an NOI affair that the

Supreme Captain

from Chicago was coming to New York to

investigate the possibility that some high officials of the

New York NOI. Wee not turning in all the money to ELIJAH MUHAMMAD.

- 2.

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TOO-TRIITO

NY 100-161140

1. Developments of counterintelligence. Intorest

As the racial picture appears in constent

change and new leaders are brought to the front, the NYO

counterintelligence program will be flexible in order to

cope wich the situation.

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2/26/68

airtel

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FEB 26

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DiOCIO, NEXT 280062 10

68552

BLACKS NATIOMALIST - HANG GROUES

RACIAL INTELLICUNCE

(NATION OF ISLAM)

Reuralrtel dated 2/12/68.

You are authorized to furnish the information

relative 10 Elvin Franklin Dean's 1958 arrest and conviction

In Knoxville, fennessee, for molesting vomen to the Intelligence

section of the Miami Polico Departuent, the Dade County Depart

mont of public Safety, and our

Sop, Security Section,

Dade County Department of Pubiz Incuruacion provided these

are established sources and it can be assured that they will

protect the identity and interests of the Dureau. Advise the

Bureau as to when and to whom this information is tumished

in

line with the above instructions.

Also alvise the Bureau o

any action rosulting fron this counterintelligence program.

1

• Hiani (105-544) (NOI)

1 - Miami (157-2313) - (Elvin Franklin Doan)

ABI: 11x

(10)

1 - 25-330971 (NOI)

1 - 157-New (Elvin Franklin Dean)

hen

Mazar

NOTE:

10: 50

Subject is the assistant minister of the NOI in

Kiani and

he is currently under investigation.

During the

investigation, it was determined that he was arrested and

convicted in 1958 ior nolesting vomen in anoxville..

He

TOTE CORTINUED PAGE THO

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Airtel to SAC, Miami

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

100-418006

NOXE CONTINUED:

is currently omployed as a high school icacher in Miani.

The Miami Cifice advised

that if this information is tur

nished to the above officials, they would then obtain the

Knoxville police record independently and this information

would not be attributed

to the FBI.

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

2/12/68

(Iype in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

!

DIRECTOR, FBI 4157=9-2....

SAC, MIAMI (157-1114) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

(NATION OF ISLAM)

ELVIN FRANKLIN DEAN

RM - NOI

• MM 157-2313

Investigation of the Nation of Islam (NOI),

Mohammad's MosquerNo. 29, 5245 N. ". Th Avenue, MIami,

Fla, indicates that DEAN is an assistant minister of linis

mosque.

DEAN is a frequent speaker at Not meetings ano

is

active

in NOI activities.

He is employed as a

school

teacher at the Mays Senior High School, Miami, Fla.

He was arrested and convicted for molesting women

Knoxville, Tenn., in March, 1958, Knoxville PD No. 48445

DEAN was fined $50 as result of this incident.

Bureau authority is requested to make this

information and its location available to the Intelligence

Sections of the Miami PD

Public Satety, and to thin

the Dade County Department of

Security Section,

Dade County Department of Public Instruction, Miami, Fla.,

Bureau (RM)

•3 - Miami

(1 - 157-1114)

(1- 157-2313)

(1 - 105-544)

DNJ : IS

EX-105

FED-T: 2. 144:006.16

1.9

13 FEB LA 1968

(6)

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1968

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MAR

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MM 157-1114

for any action they consider appropriate.

If approved,

this information would be indepondently obtained by the

above agencies and would not be attributable to the FBI.

2.

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date:

3/7/68

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

«з'=

AIRTEL

Via

(Priorily) .

TO:

FROM:

RE:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

SAC, MIAMI (157-1114) (P)

O COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

(NATION OF ISLAM)

ELVIN FRANKLIN DEAN

RM • NOI

MM 157-2313

Re Bureau airtel to Miami, dated 2/26/68.

On 2/28/68,.

Cops, Security Section,

Dade County Dept.. Of Public Instruction, was advised of

ELVIN FRANKLIN DEAN'S arrest and conviction in Knoxville,

Tenn., for molesting women.

This information was also

furnished to sew cream

Miami PD, and to Fau

Dade County Dept. of Public Safety.

on 3/7/68,

was re-contacted and he

advised that he had

verified DEAN's arrest and conviction in

Knoxville, Tenn., for molesting women and that DiaN has been

eliminated from the Dade County School System.

UNRECORDED COPY TILED MY

Bureau (RM)

Miami

1779

(1 - 157-1114) - 101

157-2313)

(1

• 105-544)

REC-68

DNJ : 3kJ

(6)

1-804976

100-44-50-56

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8.1853,

, 1958

HH

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MAILED 8

JUN2

: 8 1968

COMM - FBI

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SAC, Detrost (100-31655)

PFt 134

DiredDslabi

(000-168006) 146

COUNTER INTILLIGENCE PRCGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIOT • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLICANCE

(LA COSA NOSTRA)

• J.

a.G.

T.

E.

T.

6/28/68

Kelly (1523-33)

(Tunstal1

Deakin

Reurlet 6/14/68.

Authority is granted to send the anonymous letter

described in relet to militant black nationalist Reverend

Albert B. Cleage, Jr., in an effort to cause dissension

woman Negro muntirs operators and the Ilalian hoodlum

element.

Insure the lOttor do progured Ou connercialiy

purchaad stationery in such &

way that it cannot be traced

to the Bureau.

Detroit should be alert for possible follow up

techniques to this operation and should promptly submit any

results or further recommendations to the Bureau.

(G)

NOTE:

We have received information that Negro numbers

operators. in Detroit are being lorced to contribate money to

the black pover novement there.

Reverend Cleage is the best

Inown black militant in Detroit.

Is Cose Hostra, which controls

numbers operations in Detroit,

is reportedly concerned about

this situation and would like

to take action against black

pover advocates who are. cutting into their profits.

The letter

suggested by Detroit,

consisting of a draving of a

black hand

and the notation "Watch Out" is the type of warning the general

public associates with la Cosa Nostra.

This sort of anonymous

letter to Cleage might cause his to complain to Negro numbers

operators, causing then to further resent la Cosa Nosira and

causing further iriction beiween the two groups.

We will be

alert for possible folloy up action to this technique.

use-of an anonynous letter precludes any possibility

The

of

embarrassment to che Bureau.

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TO

FROM!

SUBJECT:

68

from

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

I MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

'DATE:

6/4/68

SAC, DETROIT (100-34655)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(LA COSA NOSTRA)

Re Detroit airtel dated 3/25/68, captioned

"CIP" and Bureau letter to Detroit, dated 4/3/68,

captioned as above.

The Detroit Office has carefully scrutinized

the information contained in referenced Bureau letter

indicating that all Negro numbers men in Detroit are

being forced to contribute money to the black power

movement in Detroit.

Referenced letter further indicates that

• the nationalistic spirit among the Negro numbers

house operators has risen and many have become

followers of Reverend ALBERT B: CLEAGE, JR., the

best known black militant in Detroit.

However, to date Detroit has been unable

to devise any feasible counterintelligence technique

which would be susceptible of widening the breach

between the La Cosa Nostra and the Negro numbers

operators.

Detroit suggests that an anonymous letter

containing a black hand and inscribed thereon the

"Watch Out!!" be mailed to Reverend CLEAGE.

It is felt that if CLEAGE receives such a letter he

will assume that the Italian hoodlum element was

responsible for this letter, report this to the Negro

numbers operators, and thereby cause them to further

resent the Italian

hoodlum element.

1-806481

2' - Bureau (RM)

REG 50

2 - Detroit

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DE 100-34655

It is also possible that CLEAGE

may become extremely frightened upon receipt

of this letter and sever his contact with the Negro

numbers men in Detroit and might even restrict

his black nationalist activity or leave Detroit.

It is felt that such a letter could be

mailed to CLEAGE without the Bureau being

identified as the source of the letter, however,

the proposed counterintelligence action will not

be taken without prior Bureau authority.

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l'O:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1:02 EDITION

GEA FUMT (41 GrR) 101-11.0

"UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

130. 10000.

DATE:

3/14/68

FROM:

SUBJECT:

5

290

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS -

HATE GROUP

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Rasting.

ReBuairtel 3/4/68.

1.

The identity of agent assigned to coordinate this

program is SA DONALD C. STEINMEYER.

2.

There are currently two Black Nationalist groups

in the Houston Division, i.e., Houston SNCC and Houston NOI

Mosque No. 45..

There are approximately 15 current active

SNCC members and the NOI membership at Houston is estimated

at approximately 60 persons.

The SNCC group presents the

greatest potential for violence, as their members and their

leaders lean towards violence in. achieving Negro goals by

any means.

The NOI, while active, does not appear to be

violence-prone; however, the minister tenches

• that if mem-

bers are provoked by the

white man, the white man should be

killed.

Those individuals on the Houston Rabble Rouser

Index include LEE OTIS JOHNSON (SNCC), E. D. KIRKPATRICK

(SCLC), STANLEY WAYNE WRIGHT (proposed) (SNCC), JOHNNIE

WESLEY MORRIS (SNCC), RAYMOND WATLINGION (proposed) (NOI).

LEE OTIS JOHNSON - one of the original organizers

of Houston SNCC,

former chairman of Houston SNCC, recently

removed from Houston SNCC on orders of RAPY BROWN.

JOHNSON

has the greatest potential for violence in the Houston

Division of all the SNCC members.

Bureau (RM)

Houston

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HO 157-1.210

STANLEY WAYNE WRIGHT - Treasurer of Houston SNCC,

is currently a good target for counterintelligence action as

money is of utmost importance to the SNCC group.

WRIGHT iS

reported to be the one SNCC member who could successfully

embara on a guerrilla warfare program.

JOHNNIE WESLEY MORRIS is one of the original

organizers of SNCC and is a believer in the general ideolo-

gies advocated by STOKELY CARMICHAEL and RAPP BROWN. He has

participated in various demonstrations in Houston.

RAYMOND WATLINGTON, the Houston NoL Minister, is a

teacher of "hate the white man"

and advocates killing the

white man if he provokes the Muslim members.

Money is

WATLINGTON's primary objective and counterintelligence along

these lines could possibly be effected.

3.

Houston Division considers Houston SNCC and Houston

NOI as possible targets for counterintelligence action.

leaders of these groups are also considered targets and the

primary avenue which offers the most potential is attacking

the financial structure of the groups.

4.

As the Bureau is aware, Houston has

recently ob-

tained copies of all the SNCC records in Houston and these

recoras contain information concerning financial contributors.

The identities of these contributors present an excellent

avenue for counterintelligence.

Specific proposals will be

made by separate communication.

5.

suggestions for field-wide counterintelligence

action being submitted by separate letter.

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1

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T.

E. Bishoy

1 - Mr. T. J. Deakin

• Alrtel

MAILED 12

APR.2

1968

Toison

DeLooch

Nont -

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Casper

Collahan

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To 1 36290

To:

BU 338

SAC, MObILe

From:

Director, FBI 1E0-448406-63

Subjoct! COUNTINTILIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - LATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(WASILINGTON SPRING PROJECT)

Reurairtel 3/25/58.

You aro authorized to send the two anonymous letters

set out in reairtel. Prepare the letters on commercially

purchased stationery and take all necessary precautions to

insure they cannot be traced to the Bureau.

When the letters and envelopes are prepared, send

them to the Baltinore Office for mailing. For the informa-

tion of Baltimore these iwo letters are designed to bring

the true nature of the Washington Spring Project to the

attention of Negro leaders in Selma, Alabama.

COMM-FBI

Mail

the

letters the same day they are received from Mobile.

The Bureau appreciates Mobile's suggestion.

Advise the Bureau, under the above caption, of results.

2 - Baltimore

TJ0: srs/rsz (8) ⅖52

NOTE:

SAC, NO, recommends that an anonymous

• letter showing the

true nature of lariin Luther King's Vashingion Spring Project be ser

nev. frederich feese in seina, Ala. heese has hade cerogatong renae.

about King.

ho noted that eithough Reese has luraishod

the FBI

information, it is not folt an Agent should contact Reese,

We concu:

Instead,

this letter would be sent fron another

city (EA)

Copy to

the editor of the local newspaner, the "§ Ina Times-Journal,!!!

to give the nerspaper an opportunity to interview Reese about the

letter and possibly publicize its contents.

This newspaper has a

wide Negro Leadership.

The letter will note the march 15 for king's!

personal agrrandizement, he is interested mainly in donations, there

To provision to mouse c feed maces de there might be vio

DocIr

Ia18gBrck nationalists take over the march:

march is Lea

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FD-:

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Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

FBI

Date: 3/25/68

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRMAILi

(Priority)

, Mobale

+ 108

Di Arsited

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, MOBILE

MARTIN LUTHER KING

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

• ReBuTelCall to me 3/12/68, and BuRad 3/21/68.

I have considered this matter, discussed it with

appropriate agent and supervisory personnel of the Mobile

Office and the following is proposed as a counterintelligence

move on KING's Washington Spring Project.

KING has quite a following In and around the Selma,

Ala. area and has appeared recently in Selma on one occasion

at the church of Reverend I. I. ANDERSON, who, at the time of

KING's appearance, was running for mayor of Selma.

ANDERSON

was tentatively endorsed by KING and was subsequently defeated

in his race for mayor of Selma.

Reverend FREDERICK DOUGLAS REESE, whO 1s head of

the Dallas County Voters League and is quite influential among

the Negro community in the selma area, did not endorse ANDERSON

for mayor and informed sources indicate he more or.less..con-

tributed to the defeat of ANDERSON:

REESE has been known to

make derogatory remarks concerning KING and was allegedly

miffed that KING did not advise him, REES, Of his, KING's,

contemplated visit to Selma.

In view of the above, lt is felt that if some

method can be devised whereby REESE can be advised of certain

Items relative to the Washington Spring Project, he would take

action to discourage individuals from participating therein.

43

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- Mobile

WMA: Amd

MCGISTERED

8 APR 4 1968

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It is not belleved that REESE could be contacted

by a Bureau Agent, although he has on occasion furnished us

information which has proven to be reliable.

--

It 1s, therefore, proposed that an anonymous letter

"be directed to REESE at his

home address, 1566 Range, Selma,

Alabama

36701, wherein it is called to the attention of REESE

that KING is merely using the Negroes of the Selma area for

his own personal aggrandizement; that he is not genuinely

Interested in their welfare, but only in their donations; that

In all probability the individuals going to Washington for

the Spring Project will be left stranded without suitable

housing of food. The letter should also play up the possibili

ty oi violence,

particularly the fact that although CARMICHAEL

and BROWN of SNCC have a so-called gentlemens' agreement with

KING not to take over this action, there exists a strong

possibility that such will occur.

There is also the possibili-

ty of RAM and NOI taking over the project since it lacks

organization and direction.

at rection.

The letter should also point out

that KING was in Alabama on about 3/21/68, and did not make

his schedule in the Selma and adjoining counties area, which

was another indication that KING was talking out of both sides

of his mouth.

It Is felt that this letter should be mailed from

either Washington or Baltimore since, if the letter 1s mailed

from anywhere in the south, REESE may feel it is the work of

the Klan or some other racist group.

It is felt that Baltimore

would probably be the best since a letter from Washington would

: indicate the possibility of the government doing this.

Simultaneous with mailing the letter from Baltimore,

It Is proposed that a copy of the letter to REESE, together

with a cover letters.

be mailed to ROSWELI FALKENBERRY, Editor

• and Publisher, Selma Times-Journal, Selma, Alabama.

letter should

indicate that attached was a

REESE and that he, FALKENBERRY, might want to contact REESE

relative to REESE's receipt of the letter and what it said.

The thought behind this is to give FALKENBERRY a

chance to interview REESE concerning reçeipt of the letter

and thereby create a news story which could legitimately be

published and read by the Negro community in the selma area.

It is known that the Selma Times-Journal has a large circula-

tion among the Negro community in Dallas and adjoining counties

and has taken a rather liberal attitude In connection with

civil rights movements.

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By handling as above, we would eliminate the

possibility of these rumors being attributed to the FBI.

Consideration has been given to some method of

Who Is by for KING'S

project, and Is spear-heading the recruitment throughout ow

territory. and other portions fAlabama.

From our contact

contains agents that he 1s to cold on the project that it

1s almost impossible to disillusion him.

It is also felt that some method of getting an

article in the

"Southern Courier" along the lines of the above

would have

a discouraging effect on the Negro community in

and arouna Montgomery, Ala., since the Courier is very widely

read.

Consideration is being given to the method of accom-

plishing this.

The Bureau 1s requested to consider the proposal

set forth above and advise.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

111Y 1912 IDITION

GS.À GEM, KIG, 1.0, 77

UNilED STATES GOVeK

Memorandum

110-106

: Mx. No Go SullivaaD

non: G. C. Moorefa

DATE: March

• 29,

1968

UBJECTA

COURTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GHOUPS

RACIAL. INTELLIGENCE

(MARTIN LUTHER KING)

Tolson.

Del,oach:

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PURPOSE:

To publicize hypocrisy on the part of Martin Luther

Kinge

BACKGROUND:

Martin Luther King has urged Negroes in Memphis,

Tennessee, to boycott white merchants in order to force

compliance with Negro demands in the sanitation workers'

sträke in Memphis®

When violence broke out during the march king led

in Memphis on 8-28-68, King disappeared.

There is a first

class Nogro hotel in Memphis, the Hotel Lorraine, but King

chose

to hide out at the white owned and operated Holiday Inn

Motel.

RECOMMENDATION:

The above facts have been included in the attached

blind memorandum and it is recommended it be furnished a

cooperative news media source by the Crime Records Division

Jor an Item showing king is a hypocrite. This will be done on

a highly contidential basis.

Enclosure

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March 29, 1968

DO AS I SAY, NOT AS I DO

Martin Luther King, during the sanitation workers'

strike in Memphis, Tennessee, has urged Negroes to boycott

downtown white merchants to achieve Negro demands. On 3-29-68

King led a march for the sanitation workers.

Like Judas leading

lambs to slaughter King led the marchers to violence, and when

the violence broke out, King disappeared.

The fine Hotel lorraine in Memphis is owned and

patronized exclusively by Negroes but King didn't go there

•from his hasty exit.

Instead King decided the plush Holiday

Inn notel, white owned, operated and almost exclusively white

patronized, was the place to "cool it."

There will be no

boycott of white merchants for king, only for his followers.

106-284: 006-93

-ULOSURE

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OPTICiST TOMIANO, 10

5010-107-02

MAY IEZ EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

AMENT

Memorandum

, то

Director. FBI

(100-418006)

DATE:

5/14/68

"g's

FROM

SAC, New Haven

(157-785)

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST -

• HATE GROUPS

PACIAL INTELLIGENCE

-

...

...

÷r:;

Re Bureau airtel to Albany, 3/4/68.

"In accordance with referenced airtel, the

following information is set forth:

SÀ ROBERT C. PUCKETT is coordinating the

Counterintelligence "Program, Black Nationalist Hate Groups,"

in the New Haven Office.

-....

: 2.

The following organizations are active in the

black nationalist movement in the

State of Connecticut:

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Dr:.: The Nation Of Islam (NOI) is active in Hartford,

New Haven, and Bridgeport. An auxiliary NOI Mosque currently

exists in

Waterbury and is considered part of the New Haven

Mosque.

Activity has recently been instituted to form a new

Mosque in the New London area. The largest Mosque in the

'state is Mubamnad's Mosque #14, Hartford, Which has a

reported membership of 150.

Muhammad's Mosque #40 in New

Haven has an active membership of 65 and huhammad's Mosque

#41 in Bridgeport has a reported active nembership of 50.

The Mosque in the Waterbury area is still in the formation

stages and reportedly has a membership of approxinately 15/

NOI activities in the New London area are still in the

development stage and there is no known membership figure

On 8/13/67, ABDUL MC CULLOUGH, Minister of Mohammad's

Mosques #40 and #41, made the statement

that he was in

agreement with the racial riots and violence which have

taken

place in New Haven, Conn., during August, 1967, but that

the

NOI was not to take part in any of this violence:

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The Hill Parents Association (HPA), 662 Congress

. Avenue, New Haven, Conn., was described by Community Progress,

Inc., a local anti-poverty agency, as a resident action

group in the Hill Section of New Haven which conducts

employment, education and recreation prograns

in an effort

a :to improve

the neighborhood. Ninety per cent of the members

1: Of HPA are Negroes and during the summer of 196%, conducted

à summer program financed with funds from the Office oi

..r..:::

:.. Economic Opportunity.

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The President of HPA, FREDERICK HARRIS, JR., a Negro,

was recently arrested in New Haven on charges of

possession

.:of heroin, stolen goods and breach of peace.

He was subseguently

in convicted

on the darge of possession of heroin, sentenced

to one

adiyear in jail and is presently free on appeal bond. Other

officers and workers of HPA and/or their affiliate, Operation

Breakthrough, have recently been convicted in Connecticut

EState Court on charges of conspiracy to blow up public

bs buildings in New Haven.

RONALD JOHNSON, a Negro and co-director

i.0f Operation Breakthrough, was sentenced

to 812 years in prison

and HARRY BONNER, an HPA worker, vas sentenced to 6-8 years in

prison.

Both of these individuals are free on appeal bond.

The HPA has been a very closely run organization and since

• the

charrest and conviction of the leaders has been virtuely in-

active.

At the present time there is no reasonable stimate

of membership in this near defunct organization.

. 1.. 1:

p"" The. Black Caucus is located in Hartford, Conn. and

has confined its activities to that city.

The Black Caucus

reported

was created to be a

new political power to produce

changes in the political life and social life of Hartford

Negroes.

The Black Caucus has utilized a residence in the

apartment building at 30 Auburn Street, Hartford, as their

headquarters and has been described as an organization that

has no single leader or Board

01 Directors or executive

committee nor membership cards and no bylaws. One

member

described the key theme of Black Caucus as non-violence.

Members are sympathizers of the Black Caucus, which participated

in demonstrations in the greater Hartford area for open housing,

objections to behavior and tactics:of police officers,

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discrimination and exploitation by Hartford insurance companies,

banks and private businesses, equal housing opportunities,

improved welfare benefits, equal justice for all and similai

complaints.

The spokesman for Black Caucus Is JOHN BARBER,

Negro who operates a low class restaurant in Hartford, maintains

a residence with his white mistress in Hartford and also main-

tains a residence with his wife in West Haven, Conn. It is

apparent his Negro wife is avare of his white mistress in Hartford

and does not present an opportunity for counterintelligence

activities

against BARBER.

i ..

Members, as well as the leaders of the above mentioned

organization, have participated in violence in the past in Conn.

and continue

to make

veiled threats and/or outright statements

advocating violence.

"4:

Although these leaders are all'in considerable difficulty

with the local authorities, as long as they are free on appeal

bond they representa threat since they do have some control and

influence over members and sympathizers of their respective

organizations.

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The following individuals are on the agitator index

of the New Haven Office:

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FREDERICK I. HARRIS, JR., aka Fred Harris. A Negro

born 9/27/37 or 38,

at New Haven, Conn., and is

president of the HPA. HARRIS was arrested in September,

1966, at Hartford, Conn., on charges of disorderly conduct

and resisting arrest.

He was subsequently convicted and

sentenced to 90 days in jail, suspended after 30 days.

He was placed on l year's probation. HARRIS was arrested

in New

Haven on 8/20/67, during a civil disturbance and was

charged with loitering and disorderly conduct. In October,

1967, he was arrested in New Haven and charged with

possession of heroin, stolen goods and breach of peace.

He was subsequently convicted on the possession of heroin

charge and on the stolen goods chage. He is

presently

free on appeal bond.

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AN ::

RONALD SHERHOOD JOHNSON, ala. Ronnie Johnson. A

Negro, born 3/12/42, at New Inven, Conn.

He is co-

director of Operation Breakthrough, an affiliate of

HPA. JOHNSON has an extensive criminal record with

the New Haven PoliceDept.,

reflecting in excess of 25

arrests for ortenses including Lascivious carriage,

breach of peace, thef:, nonsupport of wife and children,

intoxication, violation of probation, acirauding an

innkeeper, operating a notor vehicle without a license,

speeding and resisting arrest.

JOHNSON waS also

arrested during a civil disturbance at New Haven on

8/22/67, for violation of curfew - breach of peace.

On 12/23/67, JOHNSON and four others were arrested

by

the New Haven Police Dept. in possession of 46 sticks

of dynamite and were charged with conspiracy to use

explosives to destroy public property and was held

$100,000 bond. JOHNSON was subsequently convicted

on this charge and sentenced from 8 to 12 years in .:

prison..

He is presently free on appeal bond.

HARRY J. BONNER, JR., aka. Buddy Bonner.

A Negro

was

. born 5/13/38, in North Carolina. He resides at

111. Lamberton Street, New Haven, Conn., and is a

worker

for

HPA.

BONNER has an extensive criminal record with

the New Haven Policedept. and on 12/31/67, was arrested

and charged with conspiracy

to use explosives to destroy

public property and was held on $100,000 bond. He was

subsequently convicted on this charge, sentenced to 6-8

years

, in prison. He is

presently free on appeal bond.

JOHN BARBER..: A Negro, was born 10/13/36, at

."

Detroit, Michigan. He is

spokesman for the Black Caucus

in' Hartford, Conn., Where

he operates a low-class

restaurant.

He naintains a residence in hartford as

well as one in West Haven, Conn.

In 1959, BARBER attempted

to contact BENJAMIN J. DAVIS, JR., a national functionary

of the CP, USA, at CP Headquarters, New York City: In

1963 at a

meeting of the local branch of the SIP in New

Haven, BARBER discussed methods of splitting the New

Haven Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE).

BARBER is a former president of the New Haven Chapter of

the NAACP and was formerly employed by the late MARTIN

LUTHER KING, JR. in the Southern Christian Leadership

Conference as Executive Assistant to the President

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of the SCLC.

On 8/5/67, BARBER was arrested in

hartiord, Conn. and charged with two counts of arson.

On 4/5/68, at a rally held on the New Haven Green

in memory of MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., BARBER addressed

those present stating,

"We're going to break the

backs of law and order in this state" and said from

this moment he would refuse to obey "Whitey's curfews."

BARBER concluded by stating, "The day belongs to the

white man but the night is ours."

On 4/11/68, BARBER

was arrested by the New Haven Police Dept:, in

connection with a warrant issued by the

Hartford Police

Dept., charging him with inciting to injure persons

or property. BARBER was charged by New Haven Police

with carying a dangerous weapon which was a six foot

spear, breach of peace, resisting arrest and failing

to submit to fingerprinting.

At the time of his

arrest BARBER was wearing a long flowing robe, beads

around his neck and an embroidered felt African-type

pillbox hat and carrying the 6 foot spear which was

taken from him.

Subsequently BARBER appeared in

local court dressed in a similar fashion with a knapsack

on his back. The Judge asked BARBER the purpose of

the knapsack,

whereupon he said he was "leaving for the

promised land."

The Judge subsequently ordered that

BARBER be examined by a psychiatrist, and continued

his case until such examination could be conducted.

ALONZO OLIVER RUSSELL, is a Negro, born 11/27/40,

in North Carolina. He is a worker for

the HPA. He

has been arrested on at least 4 occasions by the New

Haven Police Dept. and charged with offenses including

Breach of peace, resisting a police officer, and un-

necessary noise

with a motor vehicle.

RUSSELL WAS

arrested by the New Haven Police on 12/23/67, along

with four others and charged with conspiracy to blow

up public buildings in New Haven. RUSSELL WaS

subsequently excused from trial because of ill healch

and will be tried on a later date.

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: 141:66

WILLIE ROBERT COUNSEL, aka. PeeWee.

A Negro,

born 8/22/40, at Tuskegee,

Alabama.

He is vice-president

Dept. in COUNSEL was arrested by the ley Haven Police

september, 1966, for nonsupport.

He was also

arrested in Hartford, Conn., in September, 1966, on

charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.

He was subsequently convicted and on 11/10/67, he

was sentenced to 60 days in jail to be suspended

after

30 days and was placed on 1 year's probation. At a

recent "workshop" held at Guilford, Conn., and sponsored

jointly by the Black Coalition of New Haven and the

Guilford Human Relations Counsel, COUNSEL informed those

present that "This

is violent country" and "our survival

has to be violent," and "if it takes a book of matches

•to burn America down, it's coming."

WILLIS ALBERT BROOKS, aka. Nobby. A Negro, born

in

November, 1936, in Georgia or New Haven, Conn.

15

a worker

for the

at

HPA.

BROOKS has been arrested on

least 33 occasions by the New Haven Police Dept. on

charges including interfering with a police officer,

tabusing a police officer, breach of peace, theit,

violation of motor vehicle laws, violation of traffic

regulation, drunkenness, loitering, resisting arrest,

inciting

riot, nonsupport of wife and children,

trespassing and injury to property.

BROOKS was arrested

...by the New Haven Police Dept. on 12/23/67, along with

four other individuals and charged with conspiracy to

blow up several public buildings in New Haven. BROOKS

was subsequently acquitted.

CURTIS BELTON. A Negro, born 12/25/44, place

unknown. He is co-director and a member of

the board of

directors of Operation Breakthrough. BELTON has been

arrested by the New Haven Police Dept. for traffic

violations and during the civil disturbance in New

Haven during August, 1967, when he was charged with

breach of peace.

BELTON was arrested by the New Haven

Police Dept. on 12/23/67, along with four other individuals

and charged with conspiracy to blow up several public

buildings in New Haven. He was subsequently acquitted.

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CHARLES GREEN ASHE, JR. A Negro, born 10/1734

or 8/17/34, at New Haven.

He is employed by the

New Haven Redevelopment Agency. ASHE is a close

associate of the above mentioned individuals and is

an outspoken black power advocate.

JE ROM HILE GREENE, 2Ra. Jay Greene.,

A Negro,

born

2/10/40 at New York City. He is a graduate student

at Yale University Law School and is president of

Operation Breakthrough. GREENE, during a rally held

at the New Haven Green on 4/5/68, made the statement,

"We're going to bring Whitey to his feet in this

town tonight," and "I don't want to see any of you;

I just want to smell the smoke and see the ashes."

3.

It is believed that all of the cove mentioned

individuals

and organizations varrant consideration under

the counterintelligence program in view of their past actions

2nd

statements advocating racial violence.

4.&5. The New Haven Office will submit any suggestion

concerning the counterintelligence program by separate

communication.

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TAN TRE TO DO. 10

4010-106

[G. NO. 21

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Ms. W. Go Sullints

PROM

:G. C. Moorel,@

UBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(KENNETH JOHN WATSON)

DATE: 6/14/68

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Sullivan -

Tavel -

Trotter -

Tele. Room.

Holmes -

Gandy -

Kenneth John Hatson is the editor of a violent

black nationalist newspaper and was recently appointed editor

of a college newspaper.

It is recommended Watson's black

nationalist background be exposed through cooperative news

sources on a confidential basis by the Crime Records Division.

•Watson was formerly active in Detroit, Michigan,

in the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), a black nationalist

Chinese communist criented group.

In 1967, Watson was a key

figure in the establishment of a black revolutionary newspaper

entitled, 'Inner City Voice," and has been editor of this

newspaper since its inception. Editions of this paper have

contained highly inflammatory and obscene articles and articles

Instructing in guerrilla warfare and how to make a bomb, prin- /

cipally for the purpose of sabotage.

It was recently learned that Watson has been

named editor of the Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan,

daily newspaper, "The South End," and he has indicated he intends

to use this media as a vehicle to further the black man's

revolution. This newspaper is supported by the University and

has a $100,000 budget.

After his election as èditor, he

appointed Harry, Wesley Clark, a Negro, as coeditor without the

approval of the Student Faculty Council or the Staff.

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Enclosures

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Gee in Mr.

•1. - Mx. W. C. Sullivan:

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Bishop

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TO JON INTED - OVER OTE!

• 1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

1 - Mr. A. B. Fulton

75-4188K

1 - Mr. T. J. Deakin

1 - Mr. G. T. Tunstall

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wait., it

M/.......

Memorandum G. C. Moore to W. C. Sullivan

RE:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

Watson has been experiencing difficulty in

getting the "Inner City Voice" published and, in fact, was

unable to put out the May issue due to the refusal of union

members and reputable printers to print such "trash." The

difficulties along this line were caused at least in part by

a program of our Detroit Office of bringing to the printer's

attention the true facts concerning the "Inner City Voice."

Exposure of Watson's background could influence

public. and University officials to have him removed from his

editorial position or at least limit his effectiveness through

close supervision by these officials. Since legitimate daily

newspapers are not being published in Detroit at the present

time, the exposure should be through the use of a national

magazine, if possible and feasible.

ACTION:

Attached for approval is a blind memorandum

•containing pertinent background data concerning Watson. If

approved, this nemorandum should be forwarded to the Crime

Records Division for appropriate referral to a cooperative

news media source.

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June 17, 1968

KENWITH JOIN WATSON

Watson was formerly active in Detroii, lichigan, in

the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAil), a black nationalist

Chinese communist oriented group. He, along with General

Gordon Baker, Jr., acinowledged leader of the Rall, was

instruental in the fornation of the fox and Wolf Club, a

rifle club controlled by nenbers of that group. In 1967,

Watson was a key figure in the establishuent of a Datroit

newspaper entitled 'inner City Voice." Watson has been its

editor since its inception and editions of the paper have

contained highly inflamatory and obscene articles, as vall.

as articles instructing in guerrilla varfare and how to make

a bomb, principally for the purpose of sabotage. lie has

recently been unable to obtain printers to print the "inner

City Voice," due to the fact that the union members object

to printing such material.

Watson was recently elected editor of "The Souch

End," the Wayne State University daily neuspaper.

Hatson

Indicated in the June 4, 1968, edition of "The South End"

on page four, that the editors intend "to double up on the

• pressures to

bring down the old, crumbling, oppressive

• American --." He expressed the hope "you choose the side

of the revolution, because, in the words of Rap Brow, 've

will win without a doubi.""

'"The South End" operates on a $100,00Q budget from

Wayne State University: Watson has also indicated that he

wants to set up a corporation to print the University news-

paper, as well as other student and comunity publications.

Attached are copies of four issues of the "Inner

City Voice" which vividly shows its revolutionary nature and

copies of three issues of "The South End" showing Watson's

election and his editorial policy.

Enclosures = 7

FROLOSURE

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FROM

SUBJECT:

¡Al FORM NO. 10

3010-106

1902 :tOITION

•# GEN. /REC. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GI

ERNMENT

Memorandum

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DeLoach

Mr.

HI.

CaD.

DeLoach:

H.C.

Sullivan

T.E. Bishop

MI. H. C. Sullivan

DATE: May 14, 1968

G. c. Moorehe

1

kir. G.C. Moore

Mr.

D. Ryan

(Mass

Media)

1 - bir.

A.B. Fulton

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE. PROGRAM

(Mass Nedia)

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS 1 - Mr. I.J. Deakin

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN)

Cospel -

Callahan -

Conrad -

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Gale

Rosen

Sullivan

Totel -

Trotter -

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy -

This is to recommend item about number of teen-agers

in the Poor People's Campaign be furnished news media source

on confidential basis by Crime Records Division.

BACKGROUND:

The Poor People's Campaign (PPC) is the campaign

of massive civil disobedience initiated hu the late

Martin Luther King, Jo, to force passage of legislation

favorable to Negroes.

We have learned that at least to

of ike PPO caravans moving toward Washingion, D.Co, are

composed largely of teenagers and young men in their early

twenties.

This is an unstable element with a real potential

.

'for violence.

The recent riot in Washington started with

Looting by teen-agers and young men.

This information has

been disseminated to appropriate interested agencies and it

is felt it should also be publicized by the news media.

Attached is a summary of these facts which protects our

sources.

" інї

ACTION:

That attached summary be given & cpoperative news

• media source by

the 'Crime Records Division

on a confidential

basis to publicize the number of young

peaple involved in

the PPC.

REC 8 100-41

SEE /23 D. PAS

Enclosure

100-448006

MAY 1'7 1968

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1 - Mr. A. Bo Iulton

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Media)

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POOR PEOPEDES CANVAIGT

CB

"CULONEN'S CRUSADE"'?

The Poor People's Canpaign may be turning into

á "chaidren's Crusade" and the number of teen-agors descending

on the Vation's Capital cominds officials that the recent

xiot in lashington began with teenage looting.

0r tha 309

"poor people" in one of tho casavans noving liorth on

Washington, there are 315 of school age. Host of those

in tho

"Midwest Caravan" are teenagers or young men in

their carly twenties. bonbers of a ecel-age group called

tho

"Envaders" are in one caraval.

Parents of these young poople lave protested,

knowing the potential for trouble in this situation.

But

the "children" come anyway and lashington, DoC,, Laces en

explosive situation.

The presence of so many teenagers and

youngsters only adds another unpredictable elecent to the

• Poor People E Caupaign.

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20

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May 14, 1968

POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN

OR "CHILDREN'S CRUSADE"?

The Poor People's Campaign may be turning into

a "children's Crusade" and the number of teenagers descending

on the Nation's Capital reminds officials that the recent

riot in Vashington began with teen-age looting.

Of the 369

"poor people" in one of the caravans moving North on

•Washington, there are 315 of school age.

Most of those

in the "Midwest Caravan" are teen-agers or young men in

their early twenties: Members of a teenage grown called

the

"Invaders" are in one caravan.

Parents of these young people have protested

knowing the potential for trouble in this situation.

the "children" come anyway and Washington, D.C., faces an

explosive situation.

The presence of so many teen-agers and

youngsters only adds another unpredictable element to the

'Poor People's Campaign.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

•" MAY IPOZ EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

p23

folson -

8! DeLoach

Memorandum

ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

Felt -

Gale

• TO

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: May

20

1968

Rosen -

Sullivan.

E, Tavel -

Troller-

FROM : G. C. Moorel

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy -

SUBJECT!

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS

5T

1. 7

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN)

This is to recommend item regarding "poor People's

Campaign" leaders staying at plush motel be furnished coopera-

tive news media source on confidential basis by Crime Records

Division...

Bernard Latayette, who has overall responsibility

¡Or the Poor People's Campaign (PPC) as a Program Administrator

of Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), and

HTed.: Rennette, in charge of Dol security, are reportedly

staying at the plush Pitts Motel, 1451 Belmont, N.W.,

Washington, D. Co, while in Washington.

To contrast this with

the way the DPC participants

are living in their "tent city," it is recommended attached

item be publicized. This will not jeopardize our sources.

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached item regarding plush living of PPC

leaders be furnished cooperative news source on a confidential

basis by Crime Records.

Enclosure

TJD: pab:ch

(8)

TEB

5/21/68

1

- Mr.

C. D. DeLoach

Mr.

W. C. Sullivan

-

MI•

T. E. Bishop

MX .

Go

C. Moore

Mx.

Mr.

Do

Ryan (Mass Media)

REC-

A.

MI

B. Fulton (Mass Media)

J. Deakin

EX-115

ENCLOSURE

* MAY 22 1968

125

De Astri

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ROUTE IN ENVELOTU

Leaders of "Poor People'g

Campaign" Shun Tent City

Bernasd Lafayette, Irogram Administrator of the

Southorn Christian Leadershiy Conference (scra), has over

all

responsibility for tho "poor People's Campaign" and

Ired C. Bennette, southern Director of the SCue "Operatior

Preadbosked" is in charge of security for the campaign..

Both Infayette and Bennette are spending most of

theis

time

in Washington, D. Co, but not at tile "tent city."

They

are reportedly staying at the plush pitts

Note!

1151 Belmont, NoVo, Washington, D. C., described as

"one of Washington's finest" motels.

TaD:pab

(D)

05x

USo Ca Do Jeltach

Hito

To

Co Fullivan

Eo Dishoy

Co

Z0OKD

Rya:

(wass Kedia)

Do PilLON (Mess Media}

Are To do Deasiu

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E IN ENVELO

1 - Mr. Deakin

6/28/68

SAC, Pittsburgh (100-15720)

ST-118

REC- 133

Director, toT (100-148006)/71

Elsen

BLACK HALIGIAUINT a

RATE GIOUPS

SAsd29-903

--

(UNITY

INCORPORATED)

Reuxiet 6/17/68.

Authority is granted to contidontially advise

sane, of the

nature or balay Incorpocated

2a vill

prevent Unity

Incosporated Iron receiving a grant of $150,000.

Insure that a

understands that the

Bureau cannot be revealed

as tha source of this information

and insure the background information you furnish him is

general enough uacue to protect your souices.

mattes must be handled by experienced agents and you nusc

incue that there is no possibility of embarcasement to

the Bureau. You may aiso suzuashf

source data avallabia concorning Unity incorporated or its

Leader's.

The Buceau appreciates your interest in thes

matica and your inclative in developing sources who can

Lurnich infoznation about possible lunding of black nationalist

extronist groups.

Advisa the Duscau ot the results of this

operatios.

Can is not identifiable

an Bureau files.

TJD: asg: sad

(4)

MAILED 3

JUNZ S 1968

hih

NOTE:

for the Mellon,

- Foundation o1

Pittsburgh, Pa.

He has boen furnishing

information on a confidential basis roleting to racial

-matters and requests for financial giants nade by racial

organizations.

Pittsburgh notes that matte

is coopera

tIve, discroet, and reliable.

Pittsburgh turnished background.

information concerning him and a chece of Butiles reveals no

infornation identifiable with him.

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TWO

YO JULLROO

1090

TELETYPE UNIT

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Letter to SAC, Pittsburgh

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

100448006

NOTE CONTINED:

Unity Incorporated is headed by two individuals

who are on the Agitator index of the Pittsburgh 0itice.

a black power centor and one of the

lesder's has said the

bascuont of the stose vill be renodoled as a target range.

The leader,

David Ovens, also displayed a suitcase containing

severed pistols and amunition to a source. Pittsburgh

feels that suntshing duras background informtion

concerning Unity Incorporated will block the $150, 000 grant

which Unity Incorporatod has rsquosted fron the Hellos

roundation, since the Lellon loundation does not desire to

tinance biack power organizatious.

said idio:

i..:

Lion oh to Galeshirat"

?? 1061911.

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R0J

TE IN ENVELORE

M2' Doakin

+0/28/63

SAC, Bittoburgh (700-15730)

ST-118

REC- 133

ELLOCtON, LOT

(200-130005) 171

r... 5+

^200003

(UNITY LICO DOMINO)

Reurlet 6/17/68.

hushority in gcanico to confidontially advise

no, of the

nice of leady Incoggedated so was airene will

prevent Unity Incosporated tron receiving & Braut o1 $150,000.

Insure their

understands that the

Bureau connor be revoniod es ins source oi this incormation

and insure the background intonation you turnich nin is

of a generai enough nature to protect your sources.

This

matter must be handled by

experienced agcnts and you must

incure that there is no possibility of coccasancat to

source data available concorning Unity incorporated or its

loaders.

The Bureau appiccintes your intorost in this

macicr and your intriative in devoloping sources vio con

furnish infornation about possible funding of black nationalist

extrchist grosps.

Adrasa the Bronu of the cesults of this

operation.

FOL

information, siss

+4-474447

* is not identifiable

In Bureau 2il03.

MAILED 3

TJD: asg :sad

(4)

JUN 2 8 1958

Tis we ge

NOTS:

Crisis fas

for the Molion?

Foundation o1

Priceburgh,

He has icen furniching

information on a conzidontial basis roiciing to racial

matters and roquests for financial grants nade by racial

organizations.

Pitisburgh notes

that or and is coopera-

tive, discreet, and reliable. Pittsburgh

jurnishod background

information concerning him and a check of Bufiles reveals no

inforation idontiliablo vich him.

NOTE CONTINUED PACE, TWO

7O JULIA

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Lotter to SAC, Flitsburgh

Re:

COUNTENDTINGLIGENCR PROGEAM

100-428006

NOTE CORRIEND:

Unity Iccorporated is honded by two individuals

who aro on the Agitator index of cho Pittshugh Offles.

Carty

a black sonor contos and

one of tia locdons has seid 1h3

baconont of the stoco vil bo renocoled

as a target CaNGE.

The leader,

Daved Orous, also diopiayed

= suitcase containing

several pistols and amunition so a source.

Pittshursh

feels thot furnishizg &

mans bacuground information

concerning Unity Incororated wiit block the $150, 000 gzant

wich Unity Incorporatod has rognosted fron the delion

Poundation, sisce the rollon Foundation does not desire bo

tinance bluch power organizations.

?. "

.!.

tF..i

s::".:

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10

FROM

SUBJECT:

.50g

sadi

5010-107-02

DIEDITION

SEN. MEG. NO. 27

UNTTES STATES GOV

NMENT

•Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

jo't

6/17/68

SAC, PIXTSBURGH (100-15780)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(UNITY INCORPORATED)

Unity Incorporated was started about February, 1968,

in Pittsburgh as a coordinating body for grass roots organiza-

tions in the Homewood - Brushton area, a ghetto section.

view of recent developments, this organization is now under

investigation and information suitable for dissemination will

be furnished to the Bureau.

Unity Incorporated is headed by CARi. NICIOLAS

FLOURNOY and DAVID OWENS, both of whom are on the Agitator

Indéx of the Pittsburgh Office. During May, 1968, it was

developed that Unity Incorporated had rented a store front at

717 North Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, which is being operated

as a Black Power Center, Library and Reading Room. It was

also reliably reported during

May, 1968, that DAVID OWENS

stated the basement of 717 North Homewood Avenue was being

remodeled for-use as a target range and OWENS displayed a

suitcase containing several pistols, ammunition and knives.

For several months Late

annie for the Mellon Foundation of Pittsburgh, has

been furnishing information on a confidential basis relating

to racial matters and requests for tinancial grants made by

He is under consideration for development as

racial confidential source.

• Bureau (RM)

2 - Pittsburgh

RIR:jj

(4)

REG-6S, OO-418006-171

10 JUN IIS 1968

i .

RACIAL

(SECT

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SITe

PG 100-15780

On June 4, 1968,05

advised the Mellon

roundation had recoived a roquest from Unity Incorporated

for a $150,000 grant.

He indicated that any information

that

could

be furnished would be appreciated because the

Mellon Foundation would not care to contribute to any

organization devoted to Black Power or the overthrow of

the established traditions.

Considering the fact that DAVID OWENS and

CARL NICHOLAS FLOURNOY are involved with Unity Incorporated

and the information concerning a planned target range and

guns in the possession of OWENS, it is believed it would be

: most desirable to attempt to insure this organization was

not granted $150,000 or any amount of money by the Mellon

Foundation.

It is believed this matter can be handled on

a very confidential and successful basis withe

Request for Bureau Authority

Burezu authority is requested to tell a

a, on a confidential basis that based on

information available it would appear entirely possible

that a grant by the Mellon Foundation to Unity Incorporated

•could later prove embarrassing to the Foundation.

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=..

cost

IBJECT:

• 218A NO. 10

5010-102-02

ADITION

ESTILL STATES GOVE!

ENI

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-118006)

DATE: *6/17/68

SAC, PITTSBURGH (100-15780)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(UNITY INCORPORATED)

Unity Incorporated was started about February, 1968,

in Pittsburgh as a coordinating body for grass roots organiza-

tions in

the Homewood - Brushton area, a ghetto section.

view of recent developments, this organization is now under

investigation and information suitable for dissemination will

ie furnished to the Bureau..

• Unity Incorporated is headed by CARE NICHOLAS

FLOURNOY and DAVID OWENS, both of whom are on the Agitator

Index of the Pittsburgh Office. During May, 1968, it was

developed that Unity Incorporated had rented a store front at

717 North Homewood Avenue, Pittsburgh, which is being operated

as a Black Power Center, Library and Reading Room.

It was

also reliably: reporied during May, 1958, that DAVID OWENS

stated the basement of 717 North Homewood Avenue was being

remodeled for use as a target range and OWENS displayed a

suitcase containing several pistols, ammunition and knives.

for several months f

fe for the Mellon Foundation of Pittsburgh,

has

been furnishing information on a confidential basis relating

to racial matters and requests for financial grants made by

various civil rights and racial - type organizations.

enous has been found to be very cooperative, discreet and

reliable.

He is under consideration for development as a

racial confidential source.

?3o.

- Bureau (RM)

2 - Pittsburgh

RIR: jj

(4)

10 JUN 12 9 1968

RACIN. SU SECT.

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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On June 4, 1968,

i advised the Mellon

Foundrison

we aceuired a locir; fron Unity Incorporated

for & 9150,000 grant.

Ile indicated that any infornation

thai could

be furnished would ve appreciated because the

Hellon Foundation would not care to contribute to any

oiganization devoted to Black Pover or the overthrow of

the established traditions.

Considering the fact that DAVID OWENS and

CARL NICHOLAS FLOURNOY are involved with Unity Incorporated

and the information concerning a plannod target range and

guns in the possession of OVENS, it is belioved it would ba

most desirable to attempt to insure this organization was

not granted $150,000 or any amount of money by the diction

Foundation.

It is believed this matter can be handled on

a very confidential and successful basis withu

Request for Bureau Authority

Bureau authority is requested to tell o

1147948

on a confidential basis that based on

information available it would appear entirely possible

that a grant by the Mellon Foundation to Unity Incorporated

•could later prove embarrassing

to the Foundation.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY L0BZ EDITIO

ASA FPMIR (41 CFR) 101-11

UNITED STATES

&RNMENT

Memorandum

DATE:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

PITTSBURGH (100-15780)

8/28/68

(P)

CCUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Re Bureau airtel to Albany dated 3/4/68; and

Pittsburgh letter to Bureau dated 6/24/68.

There have been no significant changes in the

overall Black Nationalist Movement since submission of

referenced Pittsburgh letter.

I.

Operations Under Consideration

It was learned on 8/23/68, that the University

of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.,

financing the attendance

of ten members of the Black Action Society, a campus approved

student organization, to attend the Third National Conference

on Black Power to be

held at Philadelphia, Pa., 8/29 - 9/1/68.

This appears to be an excellent counterintelligence target

in view of the fact the University of Pittsburgh is a state

related school using state funds and other canus approved

organizations are not known to have received similar financial

assistance.

The propriety of using state funds for such a

purpose appears questionable.

It is realized that a

counterintelligence operation involving this matter will not

be in sufficient time to prevent or affect attendance of

these individuals at the Black Power Conference; however,

it is considered possible for a counterintelligence operation

being effective in preventing use of school funds in the

future. for a similar project.

EDWARD DONALD ELLIS, Head of the United Black

Front in Pittsburgh, Adult Advisor to the Organizers and

an agitator Index subject, is publicly known as a Black

Nationalist. ELLIS has a white wife, although he is

separated from her, and it is being considered that an

avowed Black Nationalist with a white wife could be a

logical target in a counterintelligence operation, probably

by use of a "letter to the editor" to a local newspaper.

REG 65

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2. Bureau (RM)

2-Pittsburgh

RIR/md

(4):

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7806980

RACIAL/

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Bureau authority will be requested by

separate communications for any counterintelligence efforts

in regard to the above matters.

2.

Operations Being Effected

Efforts continue to locate public source data

concerning The Organizers to be sent to JOHN W. TODD,. JR.,

Vice President, United States Steel Corpoation, Pittsburgh,

who has been reliably reported to financially aid the

Organizers.

Contact is maintained with the source in

the Mellon Foundation, Pittsburgh, which receives requests

for financial grants from various

groups and organizations,

including Black Nationalist Groups. Success involved with

utilizing this source is set forth under Item 3 in this

letter.

A counterintelligence operation aimed at use

of Presbyterian Church funds in irresponsible racial projects

continues and results of this effort are being set forth

under Item 3 in this letter.

3.

Tangible Results

In connection with previous Bureau aproval

to conduct a counterintelligence operation, to attempt to

prevent Unity, Inc., from receiving a $150,000 grant from the

Mellon Fouration, a source at the Mellon Foundation las

utilized. Unity, Inc., did not receive a grant from the

Mellon Foundation although Canon JUNIUS CARTER, one of the

founders of Unity, Inc., received a Mellon Foundation Grant

of $33,000 and it is considered

money

l possible that some of this

was utilized by Unity, Inc.

It can be stated with

certainty that Unity,. Inc.,

did not receive a grant

from

the Mellon Foundation because of this counterintelligence

operation.-

Unity, Inc., is now defunct and has been

replaced by an organization known as

Forever Action Together

(FAT) .

The same individuals are involved with FAT as were

involved with Unity, Inc.

To date FAT has not requested a

grant from the Mellon Foundation, although it is expected

it will do so.

The source at the Mellon Foundation is aware

that FAT is the successor to Unity, Inc., and that the same

individuals are involved.

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15-2-15780

Prior Bureau authority was granted to

utilize a Racial Liaison Source in a

counterintelligence

operation designed to curtail use of Presbyterian Church

furs in irresponsible racial projects which are actually

worsening racial conditions and possibly contriuting

to

the threat of racial violence.

This effort has been

moderately successful in that it is known three individual

Presbyterian churches have refused to further financially

support Pittsburgh Presbytery until some reason is applied

to the use of church funds in racial matters.

the

number of churches influenced to date is small, it is

considered the ultimate effect of this effort will be

very beneficial.

4.

Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

WILLIAM ASHBY HADEN, President of the United

Movement for Progress,

Agitator Index subject, and an

inspoken advocate of militant violence in the

past, was

almost singlehandedly responsible for the removal of a

Planned Parenthood Association (PPA) Office in the Homewood-

Brushton Section of Pittsburgh, a predominately Negro area.

HADEN accused the PPA of black genocide, referred to PPA

efforts as "death in a douche bag" and reportedly threatened

riots and bombings if

anyone tried to operate a birth control

project in the area.

A group of about seventy Homewood-Brushton

women banded together and publicly opposed LADEN and his

position on the PPA and stated that HADEN did not speak

for the women of the area.

Under the female onslaught,

HADEN backed down and the PPA returned to Homewood-Brushton.

.::

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APTIONAL FORM PiO. 10

MAY IDe comioN

•ESATPAIR (41 CF18) 101-11.8

•UNTIED STATES O

MENT'

Memorandum

TO

DATE:

FROM

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-418006)

/GAố

PITTSBURGH (100-15780)

8/28/68

(P)

SUBILCT:

COSTERINTELLIGENCS PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - RATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Re Bureau airtel to Albany dated 3/4/68; and

Kittsburgh letter to Bureau dated 6/24/68.

There have been no significant changes in the

overall Black Nationalist Movement since submission of

referenced Pittsburgh letter.

• •

1.

Operations Under Consideration

It was learned on 8/23/68, that the University

of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., was

financing the attendance

of ten members of

the Black iction Society, a campus approved

student organization, to attend the Third National Conference

on Black Power to be

held at Philadelphia, Pa., 8/29 - 9/1/68.

This appears to be an

excellent counterintelligence target

in view of the fact the University of Pittsburgh is a state

related school using state funds and other camus approved

organizations are not known to have received similar financial

assistance.

The propriety of ing state

funds for such a

purpose appears questionable. It is realized thai a

counterintelligence operation involving this matter will not

be in suificient time to prevent or affect attendance of

these individuals at the Black Power Conference; however,

it is considered possible for a counterintelligence operation

being effective in preventing use of school funds in the

future.for a similar project.

EDWARD DONALD ELLIS, Head of the United Black

Exont in Pittsburgh, Adult Advisor to the Organizers and

an agitator Index subject, is publicly known as a Black

Nationalist.

ELLIs has a white wife, although he is

separated from her, and it is being considered that an

avowed Black Nationalist with

a white wife could be a

logical target in a counterintelligence operation, probably

by use of a "letter to the editor" to a local newspaper.

REG 65

can is

-255

ronh

-Bureau (Ril

<-Pittsburgh

17 SEP 3 1959

RIR/ md

(1):

14506 990

3298B&U Partswags Bonds Regulerly on the Payroll Savings Plan

RACIAL/

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PG 100-15780

Bureau authority will be requested by

separate. communications for any counterintelligence efforts

in regard to the above matters.

22.

Operations Being Effected

Efforts continue to locate public source data

concerning The Organizers to be sent to Jor W. TODD,. JR.,

Kice President, United States Steel Corpoation, Pittsburgh,

who has been reliably reported to financially aid the

Organizers.

Contact is maintained with the source in

the Mellon Foundation, Pittsburgh, which receives requests

for financial grants

from various

groups and organizations,

including Black Nationalist Groups.

Success involved with

utilizing this source is set forth under Item 3 in this

letter.

:.:

A counterintelligence operation aimed at use

of Presbyterian Church funds in irresponsible racial projects

continues and results of this effort are being set forth

under Item 3 in this letter.

i . ..

3.

Tangible Results

In connection with previous Bureau aproval

to conduct a counterintelligence operation, to attempé to

prevent Unity, Inc., from receiving a $150,000 grant fron the

Mellon Fountion, a source at the Mellon Foundation tas

utilized.

Unity, Inc., did not receive a grant from the

Mellon Foundation although Canon JUNIUS CARTER, one of the

founders of Unity, Inc., received a Mellon Foundation Grant

ox $33,000 and it

is considered possible that some of this

money was utilized by Unity, Inc.

It can be stated with

certainty that Unity, Inc.,

did not receive a grant from

"the Mellon Foundation because of this counterintelligence

operation...

Unity, Inc., is now defunct and has been

replaced by an organization known as Forever Action Together

(FAT). The same individuals are involved with FAT as were

involved with Unity, Inc. To date FAT has not requested a

grant from the Mellon Foundation, although it is expected

it will do so.

indation, eathough

The source at the Mellon Foundation is aware

that FAT is the successor to Unity, Inc., and that the same

individuals are involved.

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B-T2

-15780

Prior Bureau authority was granted to

utilize a

Racinl Liaison Source in a

counterintelligence

operation designed io curtail use of Presbyterian Church

furs in irresponsible rrcial projects which are actually

worsening iacial conditions and possibiy contraiting to

the threat of racial violence.

This effoit has been

moderately successful in that it is known three individual

Presbyterian churches have refused to further linancially

support Pittsburgh Presbytery until some reason is applied

• he want enot on this efort v15 be

While the

very beneficial.

4.

Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

WILLIAN ASHBY FADEN, President o1

the United

Movement for Progress, Agitntor Inder subjeci, and an

unspoken advocate oi militant violence in the

past, was

almost singlehandodly responsible for the removal of a

Planned Parenthood Association (PPA) Office in the Homewood -

Brushion Section of Pittsburgh, a predominately Negro area.

HADeN accused the PPA of black genocide, referred to PPA

efforts as "death in a douche bag" and reportedly threatened

riots and bombings if

anyone tried to operate a birth contro!

project in the area.

A group of about seventy Homewood-Brushton

Women banded together and publicly opposed LADEN and his

position on the PPA and stated that INDEN did not speak

fos the women of the area.

Under the female onslaught,

HADEN backed down and the PPA returned to Homewood-Brushton.

3

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3010-108

MAY 1S62 EDITION

OSA GEN. RIG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVE MENT

Memorandum.

TO

MR. W. C. SULLIVAN

FROM

MR. G. C. MOORE

SUBJECT COUNTERINTELLICENCE PROGRAM

_ BLACK NATIUNALIST • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(UNITY INCORPORATED)

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: September 17, 1968

eg"!

1 - Mr. Bishop

1

• Mr. G. C. Mooré

1 - Mi. Deakin

Tolson -

DeLoach

Cosper -

Callahan

Conrad -

sale -

Roser. -

Sullivan.

Tavel -

Trotter -

Tele. Root.

Holmes -

Gandy -

PURPOSE:

To advise of counterintelligence results that

kept black nationalist extremist group from receiving

19150,000 grante

BACKGROUND:

Unity Incorporated operated a black power center

in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which included a proposed

target range in the basement. The leader of the group

was in possession of several pistols. The group applied for

a $150,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation in Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Office has an established source

at the Mellon Foundation and recommended advising him of

the true nature of Unity Incorporated. This was approved.

RESULTS:

Pittsburgh advised that as a result of this

counterintelligence operation Unity Incorporated did not

get the $150,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation.

In

addition, Unity Incorporated is now defunct.

ACTION:

5-1804M

For information.

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OiTIDIAL FORM NO. 10

G5A FPMR (4 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO'

MENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (200-442006)

DATE:

8/8/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P).

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE - PROGRAM.

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL

INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurlet, 7/30/68.'

Recent information obtained indicates that the

break between SNCC and the Black Panthers appears severe

and perhaps final.

There is no working alliance between these two

groups in nyc, and information has been received that

there has also been a complete disassociation of these two

groups rationally as well.

JAMES FORMAN and RAP BROWN, who were honorary

members of the Black Panther Party (BPP) have reportedly

resigned their BPP membership because they find it difficult

to go along with BPP violent schemes.

on 7/25/68 and 8/7/68, the NYO submitted a suggestion

for counterintelligence action

against SNCC and BPP. This

suggestion is presently under consideration by the Bureau.

In order to increase the friction between SNCC and

BPP the NYO proposes to make several pretext telephone calls

to the office of SNCC and attempt to convey the impression

to them, using a Negro dialect and ghetto language, the fact

that the Black Panthers are "out to get them"

The thought

will be placed with them that the BPP is especially after

the SNCC leaders who have caused them

trouble.

The person

making the call will be identified as JESSE EX, a Black

Muslim who heard the information at a secret meeting of Black

Panthers.

Accordingly,

Bureau approval is requested to place

above two suggestions into operation.

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MAY 120 8071008

GrA TURN (61 6112) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO'

NMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

8/8/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)..

•COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROCRAM

BLACK RATIONAIIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INIELLICENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurlet, 7/30/68.

Recent information obtained indicates that the •

break between SNCC and the Black Panthers appears severe

and porhaps final.

There is no working alliance between these two

groups in NYC, and information has

been received that

there has also been a complete disassociation of these two

groups raionally as well.

JAMES FORMAN aNd RAP BROWN, Who were honorary

members of the Black Panther Party

(BPP have reportealy

resigned their BPP membership because they find it difficult

to go along with BPP violent schemes.

on 7/25/68 and 8/7/68, the YO submitted a suggestion

for counterintelligence action

against SNCC and BPP. This

suggestion is presently under consideration by the Bureau.

In order to increase the friction between SNCC and

BPP the NYO proposes to make several pretext telephone calls

to the office of SNCC and attempt to convey the impression

to them, using a Negro aralect and ghetto language, the fact

that the Black Panthers are

"out to get them"

The thought

will be placed with them that the BPP

is especially after

the SNCC leaders who have caused them trouble.

The person

making the call will be identified as JESSE CX, a Black

Muslim who heard the information at a secret meeting of Black

Panthers.

Accordingly, Bureau approval is requested to place :

above two sugsestions into operation.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

1. MANIAR, EDITION

'ALFAMA (71 :FR) 101-11.0

UNJTED STATES GOVIRNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE: 9/9/68

FRON

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

SUBJEC

_COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST -HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

1 jani

ReNYlet, 6/26/68.

I. Operations Under Consideration

Since relet various counterintelligence techniques

were considered by the NYO and suggested. Some of these

techniques are as follows:

a. Convey the impression that CARMICHAEL is

a CIA agent.

b.

was instructed

to

"..

within SNCC and to reduce to an

Ineffective status the other six Deputy Chairmen of SNCC.

c. The NO desired to xerox 5000 copies of

circular and distribute throughout NY Negro sections of

Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

It was felt that this

circular might dissuade future Black Panthers and SNCC

membership and cause others interested in the organi-

zation to be disillusioned.

Concerning this suggestion the Bureau recom-

mended it be held in abeyance until the results of the

dispute between SNCC and the Black Panthers are known.

d. The NYO recommended placing into effect

counterintelligence

devices in regard to HERMAN FERGUSON,

CHARLES 37X MORRIS,

and JOUDON FORD, BPP leader.

2 - 3. Operations Effected and Tangible Results

In order to increase the friction between SNCC

and the Black Panther Party (BPP), NYO suggested the tae

of pretext telephone

calls made to the SNCC office in

an

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attempt to convey the impression to SNCC, using a Negro

dialect, that the Panthers were "out to get them"

The

thought would be placed with them

that the BPP was

especially after the SNCC leaders who caused them

trouble.

This counterintelligence device was effected

Leader was recently threatened by BPP members who said

shas reported that JAMES FORMAN, SNCC

they would "get him".

FORMAN was making himself scarce

with his location known only to his wife

and SNCC

officials.

on 9/4/68, a pretext phone call was placed to

the residence of STOKELY CARMICHAEL and in the absence

of CARMICHAEL his mother was told that a friend was

calling who was fearful of the future safety of her son.

It was explained to Mrs. CARMICHAEL the absolute neces-

sity for CARMICHAEL to "hide out" inasmuch as several

BPP members were out to kill him,

and it would probably

be done sometime this week.

Mrs. CARMICHAEL appeared

shocked upon hearing the news and stated she would tell

STOKELY when he came home.

It is noted STOKELY CARMICHAEL and his wife

left the US for Africa on 9/5/68, aboard PAM flight

which departed JFK airport at 5:00 PM.

4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

As it now appears that the BPP at this time

has developed into a violence oriented group, every effort

will be made to direct the major counterintelligence

thrust

against this organízation.

The NYO is presently. con-

ducting many interviews with BP? members which might pro-

vide fuel for further counterintelligence action.

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r soo. +8 9988(418518) 161-11.8

UNTED STATES GOVERN

UNT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) =

DATE: 94/9/68

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

-COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK_NATIONALIST -HALE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

ReNYlet, 6/26/68.

1. Operations Under Consideration

. Since relet various counterintelligence techniques

were considered by the NYO and suggested. Some of these

techniques are as follows: :

a. Convey the impression that CARMICHAEL is

a ClA agent.

b.

_ was instructed to

within SNCC and to reduce to an

ineffective status the funny Deputy Chairmen of SNCC.

c. The NYO desired to xerox 5000 copies of a

circular and distribute throughout NY Negro sections of

Harlen and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

It was felt that this.

circular might dissuade future Black Panthers and SNCC

membership and cause others interested in the organi

zation to be disillusioned.

Concerning this suggestion the Bureau recom-

mended it be held in abeyance until the results of the

dispute between SNCC and the Black Panthers are known.

d. The NYO recommended placing into effect

counterintelligence devices in regard to HERMAN FERGUSON,

CHARLES 37X MORRIS, and JOUDON FORD, BPP leader.

3 - 3. Overations Effected and Tangible Results

In order to increase the friction between SNCC

and the Black Panther Party (BiP), No suggested the usi

of pretext telephone calls made to the SNCC office in ar

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attempt to convey the impression to SNCC, using a Negro

dialect, that the Panthers were

"out to get them".

The

thought would be placed with them that the SPP was

especially after the SaCC leaders who caused them

trouble.

This counterintelligence device was effected

and

_has reported that JAMES FORMAN, SNCC

leader was recently threatened by BPP members who said

they would "get him":

FORMAN was making himself scarce

with his location known only to his wife and SNCC

: officials.

on 9/4/68, a pretext phone call was placed to

the residence of STOKELY CARMICHAEL and in the absence

of CARMICHAEL his mother was told that a friend was

calling who was fearful of the future safety of her

son.

It was explained to Mrs. CARMICHAEL the absolute neces-

•sity for CARMICHAEL to "hide out" inasmuch as several

BPP members were out to kill him, and it would probably

be done sometime this week.

Mrs. CARMICHAEL appeared

shocked upon hearing the news and stated she would tell

STOKELY when he came home.

It is noted STOKELY CARMICHAEL and his wife

left the Us for Africa on 915/50, aboara PAM Ilight

which departed JFK airport at 5:00 PM.

4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

has developed into a violence oriented

group, every effort

will be made to direct the major counterintelligence thrust

against this organization.

NO is presently. con-

ducting many interviews with BP members which might pro-

vide fuel for further counterintelligence action.

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EX-103 •

ROUTE IN ENVELSE

-HI.

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T.!

J.

Deakin

826-68

SAC, Philadelphia (157-2371)

REC-139

Director, IRI (100-448006) - 236

COUPERINICULISINCE PLOONAMI

BLACK MATICUZOT • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL IMPIULICONCE

(CLACK COALITICH)

Reurlet 8-14-68.

Philadelphia is authorized to fosier the rumor

thai leaders of the Black Coalition have "sold cut to

whites" and are using

money which should go to Negro poor

people for their porsonal benefit.

This should be done

discreetly through routine contacts in racial matters.

Insure this is handled in such a way that the oxistence of

an organized counterintelligence operation is not revealed.

Philadelphia is also authorized to furnish

infornation regarding "kickbacks" for naterials and services

purchased by the Black Coalition to

Philadelphia Police Departnent. Insure your sources are

protected and that

does not reveal the

source of his information when he alerts donors to the

Black Coalition to the misuse oi their money.

The Bureau appreciates your counterintelligence

sugecstions to neutralize the leaders of this gicup.

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The Black Coalition is a group of black nationalists

from Philadelphia, Pennsylvanie, which has been given one

mallion dollars raised through local businesses, ostensibly to

•set

up new businesses in ghetto areas.

However, sources have

advised that leaders of this gioup appear to be using the

MAILED, 3,

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Letter to SAC, Philadelphia

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, (BLACK COALITION)

100-448006

:: +71-490-893

NOTE CONTINUED:

money for personal matters, including now cars and new

clothes.

Leaders of the Black Coalition are stanley

Branche, who is on the Agitator Indes; George Brower, a

black nationalist extremist; and George Anderson, a

member of the black nationalist extremist, pro-Chinese

Communist Revolutionary Action Movement.

Sources advised many Negroes in the ghetto area

have become disillusioned with these leaders, feeling they

Furthering

this runor is

an excellent way to neutralize the influence of black

nacionalist extremists; and since Branche and Brower both

have new cars and new clothes, as an informant noted, the

sumor may have some basis in fact Alerting sources of

funds for the Black Coalstion to the misuse of their money

through

¡is an excellent way to decrease

contributions to this group.

is a reliable

and established source who has been successiully utilized

In other confidential counterinielligence operations.

has always completely protected the Bureau's interests.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 18G2 EDITION

GSA FPMR (4i CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO;

UMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

SAC, PHILADELPHIA (157-2371) (C)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK COALITION)

DATE

13..

4/25/69

Rebulet 1/24/69..

The Black Coalition has broken up and is no longer

in existence.

It is felt that rumors spread by racial

informants of the Philadelphia Office helped to effect this.

No counterintelligence was taken concerning the

fact that Black Coalition members stole money given by

business groups because this information was furnished to

Lieutenant GEORGE FENCL, Civil Disobedience Unit, on a

confidential basis.

Since the

group has broken up, no

further action is being taken in this matter.

EX-I14

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1 = Philadelphia (157-2371

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

SAC, Cleveland (157-1189)

bretor, a +1004830064-31T

EX-105 REC-76

- Mt.

Stark

Deckin

10-3-58

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLICENCE

(I. C. BOLIN)

Reurlet 925-68.

Authority is granted to furnish data ragarding

Le. C. Bolin, Assistant Minister of the Nation of tela

Tenple at Cloveland, Ohio, to Sergeant John Ungvary of che

Cleveland Police Department in order that this data can be

brought to the attention of exccutives sponsoring the

company in which Bolin is involved. Insure Sergeant Ungvary.

undcistands that this infornation cannot be attributed

the Bureau and is furnished on a contidential basis.

Advise the Bureau of the results of this operation.

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

„Contad

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Gole.

Rosen

Sullivan

Tavel

Traster

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NOTE:

I..C. Bolin has obtained jobs at a small concany

for other members of the black nationaliet extremist Nation

of Islam.

This company has now been taken over by another

firm as a Negro seli help projeci.

Cleveland recommends

executives of the new

• firm be alerted to the Nation of Islan

influence to prevent this company from becoming a huslim

enterprise.

Sergeant Ungvary has been an established source

of the Cleveland Office for several years.

Hè is aware of

Nation of Islam activities generally because he is in the

Special Investigations Unit of the Police Department. He

also has contact with the executives of Warnes and Swasey

Company, who are running this Negro enterprise.

Furnishing

this iniormation through Ungvary nu a confidential basis

would preclude any possibility of embarrassment to the

Bureal

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SUBJECT:

Let

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10

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

• UNITED STATES GO

RNMENT

• Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

Mida, cavenes (257-189) 692

DATE:

9/25/68

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST. - HATE-GROUPS 7--

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Two copies of an article from the 8/28/68 issue of

the clovezand "plain Dealer

are enclosed for the Bureau.

The individual identified as I.C. BOLIN In the

photograph appearing with this article is L.C. X (BOLIN)

the Assistant Minister of the Cleveland Temple of the NOI

(MTI Flo)• BOLIN has worked for the Robert . Coles,

referred to in this article, for several years when COLES

operated the C & B Machine Company in Clevelana.

The C & B

Machine Company was operated as a small manufacturing company

in a residential area of the city of Cleveland with a very

limited number of employees.

Investigation in early 1966 developed that I.C.

X (BOLIN) had apparently obtained jobs at this small company

for rank and file members of the NoI and it was reliably

reported in March, 1966 that BOLIN had stated that there were

six other members

employed by the C & B Machine Company. It

was also established

Muslim.

that COLES knew that BOLIN was a Black

It is believed that the above information should

be made available to the executives of the Warner and Swasey

Company, primarily to prevent the newly established Hough

Manufacturing Company from becoming a financial support to

the NOI and possibly a recruiting ground. It is also possible

that the NOImay eventually gain control of this enterprise.

The Warner and Swasey Company is a very large

manufacturing company with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio.

It is engaged primarily in the manufacture and construction

o1 machine tools, textile testing and control systems with

It leuspranging in the $110,000,000 to $150,000,000 bracket.

• Bureau (RM) (Enc. DUNGLaSsho

- Cleveland

CE REC 79/00-4420142

97

(1 - 100-26520) L.C. & BOLIN)

15 SEP 26 196₽

1 - 100-21569)

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The Cleveland office has for years enjoyed an

excellent laison with san

amanes of the Cleveland

Police Department Special Investigations Unit (SIU). He is

well known and respected by civic and business leaders in

cleveland, particularly by the executives of the large

industrial firms.

It is believed that he has a reliable

contact with the

executives of Warner and Swasey and his

SIU is acquainted with the activities of the Cleveland NOI

Temple and undoubtedly knows that I.C. X BOLIN is the Assistant

Minister.

It is believed that the above mentioned information

couLd be furnished to fat and thereby made available to

the executives of Warner and Swasey, without any possibility

and

of embarrassment to the Bureau.

Accordingly Bureau authority

Is requested to contact tus and make the above information

available to the Warner and Swasey Executives.

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logro-Rim Company

loes Into Production

By IIARRY STAINER

Houth afg. Co went into

caliction yesterday at S8e0

ade Park Avenue N.E.

The company hes only

ght employes,

seven tur

t lathes and a product

e that consists of small

achined paris on a con-

act basis for bigger manu-

cturers.

NORMALLY its birte

buld have gone unnoticed,

st:

It is Negro-operated ande

centually will be fuily Ne-

o owned.

It is designed to train

e hard-core unemployed

high-skill jobs.

It is located in an area

mined by manillacturers

nd is designed

lo demon-

rate to thom the advan-

ges of a nearoy labor

pol-the ghetto residents.

Auri it is to do all this at

prost.

Hough Mig. is being sup-

orted by Warner & Swasey

o. to the tune of toco,coc,

at will not be controlied by

YES or owned by it.

To rin Hough Mig., a

hetto demonstration con!-

any, Wais picked chort

Coles

president.

foush Nirg. also absorbed

'oles' company, Cuyainoga

County C&B Machine Cc.,

ormerly aù 9821 Desserter

Avenue S.U

COLES IS one t the few-

ei than six Negroes to own

THE CONTRAVY also is

expected to diversily be-

and operate industrial-type

companies in the Cleveland yond machine shop opera.

tions to other manufactur-

area.

ing work depending on con-

1 To gei into production

tracts it receives. The pur-

quietly,

Hough Mifg.

ab-

sorbed the contracts, tools

pose is to provide lower.

jevel job skills to those un-

and employes of C&B in ex-

able to run machine tools.

change for 200 shares of the

ultimate goal

2,600

authorized. W&S re Hough Mig. Ca. is to of

ceivad 500 shares on an in-

itial basis for cash supplys

come a wholiy independent,

ing operating funds. It also

employe and community

owned

bought

building

and

company,"

Coles

said. He added that provi-

leased it to Hough Mig.

sions for buying back shares

Wets is expected to hel?›

are included in the com-

in opening the doors for fi-

pany's articies of incorpora

mancing and

customer ae- tion.

ceptance of the irm.

"THERE WERE the bigi

gest groblems Coles faced

any a an esteen com

got charity. Calling it a mor-

it building up his C&5 Na

last first step for the city,

chine Co.

in the past 18

C&TY said: "It is our hos

hat the success of Fougi

ycal's.

Another handicap

was that to get machine

alfg. Co. will encourage new

growth through further busi-

operators to work for a ve-

S20,

he had to train in-

ness investments in the in

nercity.'

skilled and unemployed per-

On the board of directors

sons to become

Skilled

workers,

such as turret

are D. C. Mitcheil, associate

lathe operators.

professor of business at Cuy-

This

makes him just

ahoga Cornmunity College;

A. B. Cummins, professor of

about perfect for running a

industrial management at

company designea to give

skals io the unemployed at

Case Western Reserve Uni-

versity; N. E. Bliss, Cleve-

work at a proit, associates

land Electric Illuminating

said.

With W&s help the com-

Co.; N. II. Corbin, W&S; J

bany is expected to expand

Hi. Tinsley, WiS, and Coles.

1o about 50 employes by the

end oi the year and in-

crease the sales level from

treasurer:

about

-

$100,000

$250,000.

to

about

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THE PLAIN DEALER

(Cleveland, Ohio)

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

8/28/68

FINAL

THOMAS VAIL

Character:

or

Glassification:

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HOUGH WORK-I. C. Bolin operaies a maching

under tho watchial cyo of Robert I. Coles at tha

new Hough Mcnuuciuring Co, which will train

the hard-core unemploye dirtinia (Richard J. Convey)

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October 30, 1968

- MI.

Deakin

MI.

Glass

46

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To:

From:

SAC, Pittsburgh (100-15780)

Director, FBI (100-448006) - 351

COUNTERIMTELLIGENCE PRÖGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL TNTELIIGENCE

(RALPH ABERINTITY)

(SOUTHERIT CIRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE)

0C7 30 1968

COMM-FBI

RePGairtel 10/26/63.•

Enclosed for Pittsburgh are three Xerox copies of page

H 3389 of the Congressional Record, 5/6/68. üne copy is ..

enclosed for Columbia for information.

It is felt that the mailing of these copies of the

Congressional Record fron Pittsburgh to the people suggested in

referenced airtel would be nore efiectiva than a mailing of the

Herald newspaper fron South Carolina. There would be less

chance the information would be discounted as a Klan trick if tha

information was received fron fittsburgh in a way to indicate a

member of the local community sent it. Aiso the

• same page in

the lerald contains an article condemning ilartin Luther King, J*.,

and accusing him of tra

aling to fucrto rico vith a young sirl.

If the paper were uscu,

this infornation on king would only serve

to "niuddy the water,", and make less effective the infornation on

Abernathy.

Enclosires - 3

1 - Columbia

(kinclosure)

CEG: ekw

(6)

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Airtel to SAC, Pittsburgh

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM; RALPH ABERNATHY

100-448006

For your information the edition of the

Herald was dated 6/19/64, not 6/19/65 as mentione in

the Congressional Record.

NOTE:

Ralph Abernathy, President of the SCLC, is to speak at

a Pittsburgh Church on 11/2/68 to educate the black community

on the elections. Pittsburgh suggested that the Herald,

reportedly a South Carolina newspaper, be sent to the minister

aid Chairman of Deacons of the Church prior to Abernathy's

appearance.

The paper contains an article about a sex scandal

involving Abernathy and a 15-year-old girl. The Congressional

Record also contains information about this scandal.

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1.

Airtel

October 30, 1968

Mr.

Deakin

Mr. Glass

6

, To:

SAC, Pittsburgh (100-15780)

==

From:

Directox, ISI (100-448006) - 351

COUITERINTELLIGEHCE PROGRAM

BLACK IATIONALISIS • UTE CROUPS

RACIAL IHTOLLICENCE

(RALPH MERITINY)

(SUUTILIL CILISTIN LUADERSIIP CONFERENCE)

OGA

COMM-FBI

RePGairtel 10/25/68.

Enclosed for Pittsburgh are three kerox copies of page

H 3389 of the Concressional Record, 5/6/68. une copy is ..

enclosed for Columbia for infornation.

It is felt that the nailing of these copies of the

Congressional Record from Pittsburgh to the people sucgested in

referenced airtol voild be nore effectiva than a mailing of tha

Herald newspapes fron South Carolina. There rould be less

chance the infornation would be discounted as a Klan trick if the

infomation was received from fittsburgh in a way to indicate a

momber of the local comunity scht it. also the same page in

the lcrald contains an article condening ilartin lither King, J1.,

and accusing him of tia ling to fuerto rico with a young cirl.

If the paper were uscig

this infomation on King Hould only serve

to "muddy the water,".

aid naie less effective the infornation o

Abernathy.

Enclosiras - 3

1 - Columbia

(Enclosure)

CEG:eXT

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SLE NOTE FACE TRO

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Airtel to SiC, Pittsburgh

COUNTLRINTELLIGELICE PROGRATI; RALPH ABEPNATIY

100-448006

For your information the edition of the

Herald was dated 6/19/64, not 6/19/65 as mentioned in

the Congressional Record.

INUT

!

Ralph Abernathy, President of the SCLC, is to speak at

a Pittsburgh. Church on 11/2/63 to educate the black community

on the elections. Pittsburgh suggested that the llerald,

reportedly a South Carolina newspaper, be sent to the minister

aid Chairnan of Deacons of the Church prior to Abernathy's

appearance.

The paper contains an article about a sex scandal

involving Abernathy and a 15-year-old girl. The Congressional

Record also contains information about this scandal.

2

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cansmit the following in

AIRTEL

ia

FBI.

Date:

10/26/68

(Type in pluintext or code)

(Priority)

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-418005)

FROM :

SUBJECT:

SAC, PITTSBURGH (100-15780) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGEYCE

(RALPH ABERNATITY)

(SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE)

The Pittsburgh "Point," a weekly newspaper

dated 10/24/68, contains an article which indicates that

DE. RALPH ABERNATIY Will speak at a mass rally at Central

Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., on 11/2/68, as part of a

drive by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference

•(SCLC) to educate Black communities concerning

• the three

major presidential candidates.

The Congressional Record dated 5/6/68, on

Terre 19y

115389, contains an article

which imicates that the 64h

7196p/edition of the "Herald," 407 Butler Street, Anderson,

S. C., South Carolina's oldest Negro newspaper, contains

the testimony of a 15 year old fenale member of ABERNATHY'S

The testinony relates to a filthy and perverted

sex scandal between ABERNATHY and the girl according to

the Congressional Record.

It is believed that if information

relating to this sordid episode on the part of ABERNATHY

were made public in Pittsburgh, his effectiveness would be

curtailed.

2-Bureau (RM)

2-Columbia (R))

2-Pittsburgh

LNC :psa

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Request of Bureau:

The Bureau is requested to authorize Columbia to

obtain two copies of the fed

Mgg6srissue of the Anderson,

South Carolina, "Herald" if available. These papers should

be mailed as follows:

Pastor

Central Baptist Church

2200 Wylie Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Chairman of Deacons

Central Baptist Church

2200 Wylie Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pa.

A note should be included with each issue to

read as follows:

your church. "

Carolina.

"This paper has news about the man who is speaking at

It should be mailed from Anderson, south

To be effective, these papers should reach the addiessee

larior dous attention to tas

The Bureau, therefore, is requested to give

request.

No action should be taken in this matter without

Bureau authority.

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ismit the following in

AIRTEL

F BI

Date:

10/26/68

(Type in plaintext or codel

(Priority)

-

• TO:

FROM :

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-418006)

SAC, PITISBURGH (100-15780) (P)

SUBJECT:

-COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLICENCE

(RALPH ABERNATITY)

(SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE)

The Pittsburgh "Point," a weekly newspaper

dated 10/21/68, contains an article which indicates that

DI. RALPH ABERNATIY will speak

at a mass rally at Central

Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., On 11/2/68, as part of a

drive by the Southern Christian

Leadership Conference

•(SCIC) to educate Black communities concerning the three

major presidential: candidates.

Page

The Congressional Record dated 5/6/68, on

Jano 19,

13389, contains an article which inicates that the tit

71965 edition of the "Herald," 407 Butler Street, Anderson,

S. C., South Carolina's oldest Negro newspaper, contains

the testinony of a 15 year old female member of ABERNATHY'S

church.

The testimony relates to a filthy and perverted

sex scandal between ABERNATHY and the girl according to

the Congressional Record.

It is believed that if information

relating to this sordid episode on the part of ABERNATHY

were made public in Pittsburgh, his effectiveness would be

curtailed.

2-Bureau (R)

2-Columbia (RM)

2-Pittsburgh

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Request of Bureau:

The bureau is rerunsteo

to authorize Columbia to

obtain two copies of the insos. issue of the Anderson,

South Carolina,

"Vorald" if available.

These papers should

be mailed as follows:

!

Pastor

Centinl Baptist Church

2200 lylie Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Chairman of Deacons

Central Baptist Church

2200 Wylie Avenue

Pittsburgh, Pa.

A note should be included with each issue to

read as follows:.

"This paper has news about the man who is speaking at

your church. " It should be mailed from Anderson, South

Carolina.

To be effective, these papers

should reach the addressee

prior to 11/2/68.

The Bureau, therefore, is requested to give

expeditious attention to this request.

No action should be taken in this matter without

Buxeau authority.

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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE.

(RALPH ABERNATHY)

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Re Pittsburgh airtel, 10/26/68

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## Page 94

November 21, 1968

CODE

TELETYPE

BY CCO5D TELEDE

1g"?

• URGENT

1 - Mr. I. J. Deakin

1 - Hr. R.: M. Horner

TO SAC SAN FRACISCO (157-601)

FROM DIRECTOR FBI (100-448005)

COINTELPRO, BLACK MATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS, ZACTAI

INTELLIGDICE (BLACK PANTIER PARTY) •

REURTEL NOVEBOR TWENTY, JAST, CONCERHING SAN FRANCISCO •

CRAID JURY. APPROVAL GRANTED TO FURNISHI DATA AS DESCRIBED IN

RETEL®

NOTÉ:

San Francisco mayor has called for grand jury

investigation of shooting of police by Black Panther Party

members 11/19/68. Don Fazackerley, Grand Jury Chairman,

has asked confidentially for information concerning Black

Panther. Party for Grand Jury use. San Francisco recommends

furnishing public source data and states Fazackerley considered

reliable®

Approval noted by Director on Informative Note

attached to retel.

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohi

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt.

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan -

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TEACHI

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Sir Pink

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Mr.

DIr.

Mr.

Mr.

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Mr. Tri!

Tele, loon.

Miss 16 ni's

Miss Gands.

WA DI

346PM DEFERRED 11/29/68J0C

TO DIRECTOR (189-448086)

FROM SÁN FRANCISCO (157- 501)

CODE

2P

REC ZL

6. orgin

COUNDRINTElLiGENCe PRDgPAM

(COINTELPRO

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS, RACIAL INTELLIGENC

(BLACK

PANTHER PARTY).

preten:

N..

KEMYTELCALL THIS DATE.

SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR JOSEPH ALIOTO FOLLOWING SHOOTING

INCIDENT NOVEMBER NINETEEN, LAST, WHEREIN THREE SAN FRANCISCO

POLICE OFFICERS WOUNDED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) MEMBERS

AND IN WHICH EIGHT WERE ARRESTED, HAS CALLED FOR GRAND JURY

INVESTIGATION OF ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTING VIOLENCE BY CALLING

FOR SHOOTING OF POLICEMEN.

ENDA

REC 22

450-118036-430

CHAIRMAN OF SAN

FRANCISCO COUNTY GRAND JURY DS DON

FAZACKEPLEY VICE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF COMMONWEALIH NATIONAL

BANK, SAN FRANCISCO.

IS GOOD FRIEND OF SA EDWARD J. 0 'FLYNN OF

SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE. IN OTHER DELICATE MATTERS HE HAS BEEN

VERY COOPERATIVE WITH FBI. HE CALLED TODAAND STATED HE DESIRES

END

PAGE ONE

18 NOV 26 1968

ENCLOSURE

N1968

DosTA:92999682

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PAGE TWO

TO HAVE GRAND JURY CONDUCT SUCH INVESTIGATION AND DETERMINE IF

BPP IS ORGANIZÄTION WITHPEROGRAM OF ADVOCATING VIOLENCE AND

ACTS OF MURDER. FIRST SESSION MAY BE HELD THURSDAY,

NOVENDER TWENTYONE, NEXT.

FAZACKERLEY WOULD APPRECIATE ANY ASSISTANCE WE CAN GIVE

HIM AND SINCE THIS SEEMS TO AFFORD EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR

UNTERiNTEllIgENCE

(COINTEL AGAINSI BPP, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT FALACKERLY BE

FURNISHED ON CONFIDENTIAL BASIS MATERIAL OF PUBLIC NATURE OR

WHICH CAN BE ATTRIBUTED THROUGH INVESTIGATION TO PUBLIC SOURCE:

SUTEL APPROVAL.

END

NSM

FBI WASH DC

CC;

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MEXICANESE SLAGNATE SOAKSTAT

Mr.

Mr.

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346PM DEFERRED 11/20/68J0C

TO DIRECTOR +188-4488863

FROM SAN FRANÇISCO (157-501)

UNTERINTelligENCE PRogRAH

(COINTELPRO

BlACK NATIONALIST

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY).

CODE

2P

REG LL

6.0.1109

HATE GROUPS, RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

REMYTELCALL THIS DATE.

SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR JOSEPH ALIOTO FOLLOWING SHOOTING

INCIDENT NOVEMBER NINETEEN, LAST, WHEREIN THREE SAN FRANCISCO

POLICE OFFICERS WOUNDED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) MEMBERS

AND IN WHICH EIGHT WERE ARRESTED, HAS CALLED FOR GRAND JURY

INVESTIGATION OF ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTING VIOLENCE BY CALLING

FOR SHOOTING OF POLICEMEN

BEC 22150-1118035-430

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY GRAND JURY I'S

K

FRANCISCO, IS GOOD FRIEND OF SA EDWARD J. O'FLYNN OF

SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE.

IN OTHER DELICATE MATTERS HE HAS BEEN

VERY COOPERATIVE WITH FBI. HE CALLED TODAYAND STATED HE DESIRES

END

PAGE ONE

18 NOV 26 1968

ENCLOSURE

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PAGE TWO

TO HAVE GRAND JURY CONDUCT SUCH INVESTIGATION AND DETERMINE IF

BPP IS ORGANIZATION WITHOGROGRAM OF ADVOCATING VIOLENCE AND

ACIS OF MURDER. FIRSI SESSION MAY BE HELD THURSDAY,

NOVEMBEN TWENTYONE, NEXT.

WOULD APPRECIATE ANY ASSISTANCE WE CAN GIVE

HIM AND SINCE THIS SEEMS TO AFFORD EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR

NTER INTERIAGE

(COINTEL AGAINST BPP, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT T

BE

FURNISHED ON CONFIDENTIAL BASIS MATERIAL OF PUBLIC NATURE OR

WHICH CAN BE ATTRIBUTED THROUGK INVESTIGATION TO PUBLIC SOURCE.

SUTEL APPROVAL.

END

NSM

FBI WASH DO

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S-112 (1-10-63)

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date _

11-21-68

Attached concerns request by

San Francisco Grand Jury Chairman

for public source date on

Black Panther Party. (BPP) •

Bureau files show no dero-

gatory information concerning Don

Fazachorloy, Son Francisce Grand

Jury Chairman.

As this affords excellent

opportunity to take counter-

intelligence action against the

BPP, It 15 recommended that Intor-

mation be furnished to Fazäckerley.

If approved, authority will be

furnished to San Francisco

by

teletype.

100-194-430

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5-213 (1-10-61)

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

11-21-68

Attached concerns request by

San Francisco Grand Jury

for public source data on

Black Panther Party: (BPP).

Bureau files show no dero

gatory information concerning

San Frencisce Crand

Jury

As this affords excellent

opportunity to take counter-

Intelligence action against the

BPP, it Is recommended that intor-

mation be furnished

approved, authority will be

Lurnished to San Francisco

teletype.

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Me. Tolson-

Mr.

Mr. Mohr.

Lii:i.op-

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WA 10

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"TO DIRECIOR (100-448206)

CODE

1. FROM SAN FRANCISCO (157-501) 1P

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T.86

Miles Gan

'CENTELTIC REACH MATIONEST - HATE GRANTS, PACTAN LATES: SERGI

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY>.

R. MARile

REMYTEL NOVEMBER TWENTY AND BUREAU REPLY NOVEMBER TWENTYONE

CONCERNING

SAN FRANCISCO GRAND JURY.

SAN FRANCISCO GJ VETOED MAYOR ALIOTO'S REQUEST FOR INDEPTH

INVESTISATION OF ORGANIZATION SUCH AS BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP) ADVO-

CATING KILLING OF POLICEMENT. JURY FOREMAN DON FAZACKERLY SAID. MAYOR.

HAD CHANGED HIS POSITION AND BROAD INQUIRY NOW MIGHT PREJUDICE •

ASSAULT CASE AGAINST EIGHT PANTHERS INVOLVED IN SHOOTING WITH SAN

FRANCISCO POLICEMEN NOVEMBER NINETEN, LAST. MAYOR IS QUOTED AS

HAVING RESPONDED CLAIMING GU DECISION IS UNSOUND AND SUGGESTS

A TIMID, PLAY-IT-SAFE ATIITUDE.

END

REC 64 100-442096-431

16 NOV DG 1983

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"OPTIONAL FORM NO. :0

MAY 1082 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 (FR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

2/19/69

SAC, MIAMI (157-2414) (P)

-COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(NATION OF ISLAND MIAMIY

Re Miami letter, 10/3/68 and Bulet, 11/8/68.

Referenced Miami letter sets forth a suggestion

for the Counterintelligence Program and enclosed two copies

of a letter Miami proposed to send ELIJAH MUHAMMAD regarding

extra-marital activities of the Minister of Mosque 29.

The Bureau advised by referenced Bureau letter

that a similar program had just been approved for another

office and

sugscotcd Miami's request be resubmitted in 60.

days if conditions warrant.

The Minister of Mosque 29 continues to have

difficulty with some members of that Mosque, particularly

the former Captain, SAMUEL SAXON, who had been expelled from

the NOI and who is now currently acting as Minister of a

NOI group at It. Lauderdale, Florida.

Information has been received from informants that

both the Minister and SAXON blame each other for attempting

to undermine their authority within the tol and it is evident

that both wish to see the other expelled from the NoI.

This, together with previous rumored extra-marital

activity on the part of the Minister would certainly have

the effect of

weakening the Minister's position within the

organization.

There is no reason to believe that the submission

of this letter at this time would cause any embarrassment

the Bureau. D

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Bureau authority is requested to send this

letter to ELIJAH MUHAMMAD as set forth in referenced

Miami

letter.

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TO

:

FROM :

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FÓRMI NO. 10

MAY ISIZ EDITION

GSA FPMR (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO DIMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:*

4/7/69

SAC, MIAMI (157-2414) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(NATION OF ISLAM)

Stin

Re Miami letter, 2/19/69, and Bureau letter, 3/10/69.

BLEE

mailed in accordance with Bureau instructions from Miami,

March 13, 1969. Miami received information that during the

week of March 23, 1969, Minister BARL KING, Ot MOSque #29,

vas removed trom that position. EARL has been replaced with

a new minister and currently remains in Miami as a rank in

It is not yet known what future plans are held

for Minister EARL in the NOI.

It is also not known spec-

ifically the reason for his being removed as minister of

Mosque #29.

It was known that there had been complaints

about Minister EARL by members of Mosque #29. It appears,

however, that the counterintelligence letter submitted by

the Miami Office may very well have some effect in the

removal of EARL as minister of the Miamì

mosque.

c.i:

1-806-0

- Bureau (RM)

1 - Chicago (RM)

1 ~ Miami

JCM/jgj

(4)

REC

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82.4

3 APR 9

1969

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NUTE IN ENVEOPE

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

RES-20

sizersias, Tat (2003180069-485

COUNTERINTELLICENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - ILATE CROUPS

RACIAL INTEGLIGINCE

(BLACK PANTHER. PARTY)

R

.. M.

Horner

J.S.

Leakin

2-19-69

J.C. Trainor

W

.D. Neunann

Reurairtel 2/11/69.

Authority grantea to place an anonymous telephone

call to: David Combs is requested in reairies.

You are encouraged to continue your aggressive

accachs against the leaders of the Black Panther Party in

San Diego ührough the submission of counterintelligence

recommendations to the bureau.

Promptly furnish the Bureau with all tangible

results obtained in the above approved counterintelligence

measure.

VAILED 3

EB 17 1969

data

COMM-FeI

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Casper

Callahan .

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NOTE:

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A group cl San Diego Black Panthers who vere in

Los Angeles, California, were acrestod by the Los Angelos Police

Lopartmont.

Valter Mallaco, a dan miego Black Sancher Leader,

a'so in 105 angeles at the time or the arrects but ms not

exposted hiuscle.

These facts establish a prima facie presumption:

Wallace could have been the indivicuad rosponsible tor the

RIZOSES.

This pictuation, which is incorrect, could be given

none credenco throush the placing of an anonymous telephone

call to one of the Dlack Panthers who vas arrested insinuating

that

Tallace was

the one to tipped off the los Angeles Police

Department.

Can Diego recormends that the anonymous call ic

placed to David Contis,

second in command of the San Diego Blaci

Panthers, advising Coubs that Tallace was propied to tip off

the police because Combs is acquiring too nuch poner in the Party

and nay

• intond to overthrow Fallace.

this is being authorized

since the action could not result in embarrassment to the Bureau.

TELETYRE

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Transmit the following, in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

2/11/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

WV.

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

For the information of the Bureau, reliable informants

of the San Diego Division have reported that the Black Panthers

who were arrested recently in the Los Angeles Division while

members have absolutely no idea what prompted their arrest.

The general consensus of opinion is that the arrest resulted

from a routine shakedown.

In view of the fact that WALTER WALLACE, current

leader of the BPP in San Diego, subject of San Diego file

100-14236, was also in Los Angeles at the time of the arrest

but was not himself arrested, the following Bureau permission

is requested:

It is requested that an anonymous telephone call be

placed to DAVID COMBS, current number two man of the BPP in

San Diego, advising him that the arrest took place as a result

of information furnished to the Los Angeles Police Department

by WALTER WALLACE.

It will also be indicated to COMBS

that

the reason for WALLACE's action is due to the fact that

WALLACE is becoming fearful that COMBS is acquiring too much

power within the party and is attempting to take over WALLACE'S

position of leadership.

REG-22

685

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~ San Diego

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For the additional intormation of the Bureau,

when COMbs returned to san Diego trom his continement in

Los angeles, Friday, 2/7/69, he lound laLlaR WaLLaCe sleeping with

his, COMBS,

girlfriend.

This has caused some consternation

on the part of several

BPP members and the above requested

action would undoubtedly further the split between WALLACE,

COMBS, and the party.

Informants also report that BETTY HORNE, San Diego

157-672, spent the night with WALTER WALLACE a short time ago.

It has now been reported that BETTY HORNE is presently

ill as a result of a

miscarriage.

It is felt that the time is

very opportune to send the anonymous letter to TOMMY HORNE

as requested in San Dingo letter to the Director 1/31/69.

It is therefore requested that Bureau consideration of this

request be afforded expeditious attention.

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•CHISHAL COMMINO 10

MAYIVILDITION

OSA GEN RIG. NO 22

UNITED STATES GUVERNMENT

Memorandum

=8.

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

3/12/69

SẠC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

3JECT:

OCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST

- HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

fili

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 2/27/69, Bureau

airtel to San Diego 2/27/69, Sureau letter to San Diego 2/28/69,

San Diego airtel. to the Bureau 3/3/69, San Diego airtel io

to the Bureau 3/6/69.

I.o.

OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

At the present time there are three proposals

awaiting Bureau evaluation.. Two of these involve the

placing

of anonymous telephone calls and the third concerns a

protest to the attorney representing the San Diego City

Unified School District.

""In addition, due to the favorable results thus

fag observed concerning the mailing of cartoons to Black

Panther Party (BPP) members, additional cartoons are being

prepared. Upon completion they will be mailed to the

Bureau for evaluation.

.:.

Due to the recent seizure of what appears

to be

the complete records of the BPP in San Diego, additional

requests, as

the results of the review of these records,

are anticipated.

Information has also been received that DAVID

HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, San Francisco, has ordered

WALTER WALLACE and KENNY DENMON to stop arguing and "go to

work" for the party.

DENION

In view of this, consideration is being

given toward crediting DENMON with the formulation and mailing

of the cartoons which attack WALLACE. It is felt that this

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would be effective due to the fact that DENMON is one

- Individual who was mentioned as being suspect of the mailing of

the fixst cartoon

concerning KARENGA.

II.

OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED

The first of the five Bureau: authorized

"-ін.

cartoons

has been mailed and the second is currently. being:

prepared for mailing. Reactions from-the San Diego area

are just beginning to come in and will appear in Section III

this

letter.

Repercussions are still being noted concerning:

WALLACE's confrontation by SYLVESTER BELL and JOHN HARVEY.

Attempis are still being made by the California State Attorney

Géneral's office to have

WALLACE's parole revoked and this situation

1s being very closely followed.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

On 3/5/69, DAVID COMBS, San Diego 157-558, was

returned

"to Chino. Prison to begin serving a one to five year

sentence.

The Los Angeles Police Department was advised of

the sentence and immediately placed a hold against COMBS

stemming out of his 1/24/69 arrest in that city.

This hold

will preclude COMBS being sent to an honor farm or released

•on parole prior to the completion of his entire sentence.

A felony warrant charging TOMMY HORNE, San Diego

157-690, with being a convicted felon in possession. of a

firearm,

was obtained at Los Angeles by thesan Diego office

Öf the State Attorney General on 3/7/69. This warrant was

obtained as a direct result of HORNE having been arrested in

Los Angeles on 1/24/69 on information furnished through

the Counterintelligence Program concerning the fact that the -

Black Panthers were travelling to los Angeles and were armed.

On 3/10/69, HORNE was arrested by the warrant

obtained by the State Attorney General's office with the

assistance of the San Diego Police Department. In addition to

the arrest of HorNe, an individual who has thus far been

unidentified and who was in the house at the time, was

arrested for possession of marijuana.

In addition, and of prime importance, is the fact

that at the time of the arrest a briefcase vas confiscated

and determined to contain what appear to be the entire

San Diego Branch of the BPP records.

These records were

apparently the property of WALTER WALLACE who has been staying

at the lIORNE residence.. The records were immediately made

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available to the San Diego Office.

A cursory review of the

records reflect that notes of WALLACE and many other officers

-0f the. BPP are contained therein.

These include private

-notes of WALLACE, conversations WALLACE has had with other.

members ot the party including KENNY DENiON, weekly reports

submitted by BPP officers, lists of BPP officers in san Diego

and

numerous other cities,

and letters exchanged between various

BPP

offices.

As a

result,

the local

. San Diego authorities

are presently seeking felony warrants for the arrest of

WALTER WALLACE and KENNY. DENMON.

At the present time the records are being very

carefully reviewed and will be reported in the first BPP

-letterhead memorandum after completion of the review.

At the same time the felony warrant was

obtained concerning

- TOMMY HORNE, a misdemeanor warrant was obtained for LARRY BAKER

in connection with and as the result of his purchase of the hand.

weapon found in HORNE's possession on 1/24/69.

BAKER has

currently dropped out of sight but when he is located he will

immediately be arrested by the San Diego Police Department.

- In the eyent San Diego Office receives any information

concerning the current whereabouts of BAKER, this

information will be immediately made available

to the San Diego

Police Department.

On •1/25/69, Bureau approved anonymous telephone

call was placed to SYLVESTER BELL, BPP Lieutenant of Security,

accusing WALTER WALLACE of being a "police agent." On 3/5/69,

-BELL, along with JOHN HARVEY, approached WALTER WALLACE in

the presence of several other BPP members and told WALLACE,

"We know that either you, Larry Baker,

or Zeke Tate is a

police agent and

I can prove it." WALLACE at this time was

disturbed to the point of visible shaking and replied,

"Well then it's Baker."

" Since that time BAKER has not been seen in the

SanDiego area.

Informants have been canvassed and believe

BAKER is in hiding since having been accused of being a police

agent and believe he has gone to either the Los Angeles or

San Francisco areas.

On 3/3/69, the first cartoon, that of RON KARENGA,

was mailed to five BPP members, one FOBP member, and, two

underground newspapers, all in the San Diego area.

=

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On 3710/69

displayed one of the

cartoons

and

stated that-

_knew of five BPP members who

had received them.

continued that the cartoons created

mass confusion and apprehension over who could have sent

thèm.. Some members accused KENNY DENiON of having drawn

and mailed them as a result of DENMON's close association

with the white community. Others accused DAVID BULLARD,

SanDiego 157-651, of having drawn and mailed them due to the

fact that he recently left the BPP and joined the US organization,

-coupled with the fact that ELLARD is a fair artist.

JOHN

¢-=-HARVEY, San Diego 157-766, has also been mentioned as suspect

-but informants could furnish"no specific reason for this.

suspicion.

There

was also a briet discussion that the

San Diego

Police Department could have mailed the cartoons but this vas

dismissed because the police department would not like to see

a direct confrontation "between US and BPP.

-also advised that the final consensus of opinion around BPP

members is that the US organization is responsible and

-the cartoon depicts an attack of the BPP by US.

The BPP is presently conducting a vigorous

"investigation" in an attempt to determine the source of the

cartoons.

...

On 3/10/69,

advised of the receipt

-of the cartoon by BPP members.

He stated that

the members

-oréginally thought that the SanDiego Police Department may

have sent them out to provoke a confrontation between US and

-BPP. He continued that this idea was almost immediately

tha trovoke da

-abandoned and that the cartoon has the BPP members "completely

=F-paranoid.". He continued that the members are "shook up" and

lafraid."" They feel that US is "ready. to move against the

panthers now."

also stated that the Oakland and Los Angeles

parties are completely disgusted with the San Diego Branch.

Oakland reportedly sent a car from Oakland to San Diego and

took back the machine gun which had formerly been given to

the San Diego Branch along with "most of their rifles." The

weapons were all taken back to Oakland.

Both Los Angeles

and Oakland are reportedly "completely" through with the

San Diego Branch of the BPP.

concluded by stating that the BPP in

San Diego is now "one hell of a mess.".

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SEIVE DEVELORNENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST

advised on 3/10/69 that SYLVESTER BELL,

of security,

is now openly campaigning for the

Maple a 103 in San Diego. This development should present

no particular probien due to the fact that BELL is

close friend and associate of JOIN HARVEY. HARVEY iS a

•Confidential informant of the California Bureau of Criminal

Identification and Investigation.

It is believed BELL can

be influenced and actually controlled through HARVEY in the

Levent BELL is successful

in taking over the party in San Diego.

-=

= OINEAL ACKLES, San Diego 157-705, seems to be

most prominent of the younger group of BPP members

-His parents are reportedly opposed to the black militant

movement and counterintelligence action is being contemplated

-to neutralize ACKLES through his parents before he becomes

- too effective.

KENNY DENMON was reportedly seen in the compans

-DI WALTER WALLACE at San Diego State College recently so it

appears as though he is following HILLIARD's orders on

"patching things up" with WALLACE. It appears as though this

"could be a

last ditch effort to save the BPP at San Diego and

-HILLIARD contacted DENiON due to the fact that DENMON is the

only member left in San Diego with any leadership ability.

This development is being closely followed and permission for

appropriate counterintelligence action will be requested when

==an

opportunity presents itself.

==

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•CT:

-.].-

CATIONAL FORS NO 10

G5A GIN

MIE. NO 19

UNITED STATES GUVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-418006)

DATE:

3/12/69

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

'aff

OCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL

INTEILIGENCE

(BPP)

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 2/27/69, Bureau

airtel to San Diago 2,27/69, Sureau letter to San Diego 2/28/69,

San Diego airtel. to the Bureau 3/3/69, san Diego airiel io

the Bureau 3/5/59, Sacramento airtel to San Diego 3/5/U4,

Lios Angeles airtel to the Bureau 3/5/69, New York letier

to

the Bureau 3/7/69, and San Diego airtel to the Bureau 3/6/69.

I....

OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

At the present time there are three proposals

awalling Bureau evaluation.

Two of these involve the placing

of anonymous telephone calls and the third concerns a

protest to the attorney representing the San Diego City

-Unified School DistriCt.

"In addition, due to the favorable results thus

fag observed concerning the mailing of cartoons to Black

Panther Party (BPP) members, additional cartoons are being

prepared. Upon completion they will be mailed to the

Bureau for evaluation.

Due to the recent seizure of what appears

to be

the complete records of the BPP in San Diego, additional

requests,

as

the results. of the review of these records,

are anticipated.

Information has also been received that DAVID

HILLIARD, Chief of Stafi, BPP, San Francisco, has ordered

WALTER WALLACE and KENNY DENION to stop arguing and "go to

work" for the party...In view of this, consideration is being

given toward crediting DENNON with the formulation and mailing

of

the cartoons which attack WALLACE. It is felt that this

Bureau (REGISTERED)

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Iva

DEVELOPAENTS OF COUNTER INTELLIGENCE INTEREST

advised on 3/10/69 that SYLVESTER BELL,

"Captain's job in san Diego.

or security, is now openly campaigning 1or the

This developnent should present

ma particular problem due to the fact that BeLl, is a

close friend and associate of me

It is believed BELL can

•be

influenced and actually controlled througir as in the

-

event BElL is successful in taking over the party in San Diego.

*ONEAL ACKLES, San Diego 157-705, seems to be the

E-most prominent of the younger group of BPP members in San Diego,

His parents are reportedly opposed to the black militant

-movement and counterintelligence action is being contemplated

to neutralize ACKLES through his parents before he becomes

to0 effective.

KENNY DENMON was reportedly seen in the company

-Of WALTER WALLACE at San Diego State College recently so it

appears as though he is following HILLIARD'S orders on

"patching things up" with WALLACE. It appears as though this

could be a last ditch effort to save the BPP at San Diego and

HILLIARD contacted DENMON due to the fact that DENON is the

only member left in San Diego with any leadership ability.

this development is being closely followed and permission for

appropriate counterintelligence action will be requested when

en

opportunity presents itself.

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vould be effective due to the fact that DENiON is one.

individual who was mentioned as being suspect or

the mailing of

the fiasi cartoon*

concerning KARENGA.

IX.

OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED

The first of the five Bureau authorized

caxtoons has been nailed and the second is currently being

prepared for mailing. Reactions fron the San Diego area

are just beginning to come in and will appoar. in Section III

of this letter.

Repercussions are still being

noted concerning

WALLACE's confrontation by SYLVESTER BELL and JOHN HARVEY.

Attempts are still. being made by

the California State Attorney

General's office to have WALLACh's parole revoked and this situation

is being very closely followed.

fTI.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

::::---

On 3/5/69, DAVID COMBS, San Diego 157-558, was

returned

to Chino Prison to begin sorving a one to five year

_sentence.

The Los Angeles Police Department was advised of

-

the sentence and immediately placed a hold against CONS

stemming out of his 1/21/69 arrest in that city.

This hold

will preclude COBS being sent to an honor farm

or released

"on parole prior to the completion of his entire sentence.

.. -

A felony warrant charging TOMMY HORNE, San Diego

15 - 9m,

157-690, with being a convicted felon in possession of a

Iirearm, was obtained at Los Angeles by theSan Diego office

•Of the

State Attorney General on 3/7/69. This warrant was

obtained as a direct result of Horne having been arrested in

Los Angeles on 1/24/69 on information furnished through

the

Counterintelligence Program concerning the fact that the

Black Panthers were travelling to Los Angeles apd were armed.

...

On 3/10/69, HORNE was arrested by the warrant

obtained by the State Attorney General's office with the

assistance of the San Diego Police Department.

In addition to

the arrest of HORNE, an individual who has thus far been

unidentified and who was in the house at the time, was

arrested for possession of marijuana.

In addition, and of prime importance, is the fact

that at the time of the arrest a briefcase was confiscated

and determined to contain what appear to be the entire

San Diego Branch of the BPP records.

These records were

apparently the property of WALTER WALLACE who has been staying

at the HORNE residence.

The records were innediately made

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-SD 100-11192

available to the San Diego Office.

A cursory review of the

records reflect that notes of WALLACe and many other officers

of the BPP are contained therein.

There

include private

...notes of WALLACE, conversations WALLACE has had with other

members

of the party including KENNY DENNON, weekly reports

-submitted by BPP officers, lists of BPP officers in San Diego

and numerous other cities,

cors, LAStS Of BP

and letters exchanged between various

-ERp offices. As a result,

the local San Diego authorities.

are presently seeking felony varrants for the arrest of

WALTER WALLACE and KENNY DENMON.

At the present time the records are being very

carefully reviewed and will be reported in the first bPP

letterhead memorandum after completion of the review.

At the same time the felon y warrant was obtained concerning

-TOMMY HORNE, a misdemeanor warrant was obtained for LARRY BAKER

=. In connection with and as

the result of his purchase of the hand.

weapon found in HORNE's possession on 1/24/69. BAKER has

currently dropped out of sight but when he is located he will

"immediately be arrested by the San Diego Police Department.

In the eyent San Diego Office receives any information

concerning the current whereabouts of BAKER, this

information will be immediateli made available to the San Diego

Police Department.

:.*;

• =

On 1/25/69, Bureau approved anonymous telephone

cast was placed to SYLVeSter BElL, BeP Lieutenant of security,

accusing WALTER WALLACE of being a "police agent." On 3/5/69,

- BELL, along with JOHN HARVEY, approached WALTER WALLACE in

presence of several other BPP members and told WALLACE,

"We know that either you, Larry Baker, or Zeke Tate is a

police agent and I can prove it.". WALLACE at this time was

disturbed to the point of visible shaking and raplied,

"Well then it's Baker.".

Since that time BAKER has not been seen in the

SanDiego area.

Informants have been canvassed and believe

BAKER is in hiding since having been accused of being a police

agent and believe he has gone to either the Los Angeles or

San Francisco areas..n:

On 3/3/69, the first cartoon, that of RON KARENGA,

was mailed to five BPP members, one FOBP member, and two

underground newspapers, all in

the san Diego area.

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On 3/10/69,

displayed one of the

cartoons and

stated that

Knew of five BPP members who

had received them.

continued that the cartoons crented

mass confusion and apprehension over who could have sent

them.

some menbers accused

KENNY DENSiON of having drawn

the white community.

Others accused DAVID' BULLARD,

-SanDiego 157-651, of having drawn and mailed them due to the

fact that he recently left the BPP and joined the Us organization,

-coupled with the fact that BULLARD is à fair artist. JOHN

HARVEY, San Diego 157-766, has also been mentioned as suspect

bui informants could furnish"no specific reason for this

suspicion.

There was also a brief discussion that the San Diego

Police Department could have mailed the cartoons but this was

dismissed because the police department would not like to see

a direct confrontation betveen US and BPP.

also advised that the final consensus of opinion around BPP

member's

is that the US organization is responsible and

the cartoon depicts an

attack of the BPP by US.

cartoons.

-...

• On 3/10/69,

advised of the receipt

..of

the cartoon by BPP

members.

He stated that the members

-oreginally thought that the SanDiego Police Department may.

have sent them out to provoke a confrontation between US and

BPP. He continued that this idea was almost immediately

--abandoned and that the cartoon has the BPP members "completely

Eparanoid." He continued that the members are "shook up" and

"afraid." They feel that US is "ready to move against

the

panthers now."

--

•«e..иn..

.

, also stated that the Oakland and Los Angeles

"ane

parties are completely disgusted with the San Diego Branch.

• Oakland reportedly sent a car from Oakland to San Diego and

-

.took back the machine gun which had formerly been given to

the San Diego Branch along with "most of their rifles."

The

weapons were all taken back to Oakland. Both Los Angeles

and Oakland are reportedly "completely" through with the

San Diego Branch of the BPP.

concluded by stating that the BPP in

San Diego is now "one hell of a mess."

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CUTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1952 RDITION

GSA FPMA (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GC

ANYMENT

Memorandum

Aro

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448005)

DATE!

4/16/69

2-101

SAC, BALTIMORE (157-2520)

SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Re Bureau airtel dated 3/4/68 and Baltimöre

letter dated 3/28/69.

The identity of the Special Agent assigned to

coordinate the captioned program in the Baltimore Division

IS SA ROBERT J. SCHAPER.

1. Operations Under Consideration

- Sobbi

By communication dated 3/28/59, this division

requested permission to have Black Panther Party (BPP)

sources suggest or imply to BPP members that the SDS

consists of a group of chauvinistic students of upper middle

class who would like to exploit the militant potential and

strength of the BPP.

Baltimore is currently awaiting Bureau authority

for the above action.

2. Operations Being Effected

Bureau authority was received in airtel dated

2/25/69 to confidentially advise sources in the Baltimore

County Police Bureau and the Baltimore County Department

of Education and established news media sources regarding

Captain WARREN HART's proposed appearance at Woodlawn High

School, 3/3/59.

3. Tangible Results

By communication dated 3/17/59, the Baltimore

Division contacted Mr. JOSHUA A. WHEELER, Deputy Superintendent

74'

Bureau (REGISTERED

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- Baltimore

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Of the Baltimore County Board of Education in order to

curtail, il not stop, appearance of BPP members in county

schools.

on 3/3/69, ELIJAH CUNNINGHAM BOYD, aka, Zeke,

& Lieutenant of the

BPP of Baltimore and several

members

of the BPP were tactfully refused permission to speak at

Woodlawn High School and that since BOYD and his group

failed to identify the individual who had invited them

. to

the school were advised that they were trespassing and

subject to arrest, whereupon BOYD and the BPP members left

the area. No students were assembled for the proposed

meeting.

advised that efforts to delegate

speaking engagements to other members of the BPP and

delaying their departure in order that they arrive late has

been effected.

By letter dated 3/28/69, two copies of an article

appearing in "The Sun," 3/28/69 which reflects the tangible

results of the above efforts.

• 4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interest

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FD-36 (Rov. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date:

3/3/69

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Typo in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL • REGISTERED

(Priority)

i

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100 14192) (P)

_ COUNTERINTOLLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/27/69.

Enclosed for Los Angeles, New York, Sacramento, and

San Francisco are five copies each

at caricatures concerning

the Black Panther Party (SPP) •

The above are furnished for the information of

receiving offices and are not to be reproduced for

distribution on a local level.

The Bureau has directed that

all mailings are to be done with a postnark of San Diego

For the intormation o1 receiving offices, although

the caricatures are sell explanatory for those familiar with

the US organization and the BPP, the following is furnished

•for clarification:

2

2

2

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

Los Angeles (Encs. - 5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

New York (Enes+ -

5) (ANI) (REGISTERED)

Sacramento (EnCS. -

5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

San Francisco (Anés. - 5(AM) (REGISTERED)

San Diego

4*7740

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REC 99

80 MAR 5'1969

• .

÷ 761

Approved:

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Number One shows RON KARINGA with a fist

containing the names of HUGGINS and CARTER which have been

crossed off. The names of SEALE and WALLACE l'emain on his list.

Number Two indicates that BOBBY SEALE is simply

using WALLACE,

FORD, and RUSH and is in complete control of

all factions of

BDP.

This is a sensitive area since it

is reported that many local BPP leaders feel that they are

more qualified to control their own

groups than

is SEALE.

Kumber Three suggests that possibly SEALE 15

himself a "police agent" and, in addition to demanding

substantial anounts of money from the local BPP membership,

is also passing information on to local

poLICe authorItIes.

his caricature is aimed at BOBBY SEALE's announced program

ot purging the BPP of informants.

Number Four attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP members in that there is a prevalent feeling that the

individual member chapters are being exploited by SEALe.

The

draving depicts SEALE extracting his 50% from the local

BPP

chapters and in effect returning them to a subserviant role

within the BPP framework.

Number Five depicts HILLIARD, who is Minister of

security, as being a "paper tiger."

It is felt that the

paper tiger terminology is in keeping with the Bpp's

espousement of MAO TSE TUNG's teachings.

The cartoons will be mailed anonymously one at a

time, one week apart. Five copies of each cartoon will be

sent to BPP offices on a weekly basis.

The Bureau indicated in referenced

airtel that the

resident addrosses of local BPP leaders should be obtained

from the BPP newspaper. A complete review of BPP newspapers

available to the San Diego Division has failed do reveal any

resident addresses of any BPP menber. Therefore, the "

following information is being requested of each

receiving

office:

Provided it will no way jeopardize informants,

each office is requested to furnish San Diego the names

and

home addresses of the five most prominent leaders or a suitable

substitute of the local BPP in your area.

Each office is

additionally requested to furnish the address of the

respective BPP headquarters in your Division.

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In view of the fact that the release of

these cartoons is considered timely at the present,

each office is requested to furnish San' Diego the above

information by, return airtel UACB.

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D-36- 1110V.: -22-611

§ B1

Date:

3/3/69

ransmit the following in

AIRIEL

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL • REGISTERED'.

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

_ COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INVOLLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/27/69.

Enclosed

for Los Angeles, New York, Sacramento, and

San Francisco are five copies each of caricatures concerning

the biac!. Panther Party (BYP).

The above are furnished for the information of

receiving

offices and are not to be reproduced for

distribition on a local level. The Bureau has directed that

all maillogs are to be done with a postmaris of San Diego.

For the intormation of receiving offices, although

the caricatures are self-explanatory for those familiar with

the US organtzation and the BPP, the following is furnished

(for clarification:

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

• Los Angeles (Encs. - 5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

2

2

2

- New York (Encs.

5) (AN) (REGISTERED)

- Sacramento (Encs.'= 5) (AN) (REGISTERED)

• San Francisco (Encs, - 5(AM) (REGISTERED)

2 - San Diego

if i

4:: 740

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REC 99

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10 MAR 5 1969

detaine

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SD 100-14192

Number One shows RON KARENGA with a list

containing the names of HUGGINS and CARTER which have been

crossed off. i'he numos of SEALE and VALLACE Imain on his list.

Number Two indicatos that BOBBY SElLE 1s simply

using WiLLAci, dono, and Rost and

is in complete control of

all inctions of the

BDPo This is & sensitive area since it

is reported that many local BPY leaders Loel that they are

more qualified

to control their own groups than is SEALE.

Number Thiee

suggests that possibly SEAlE is

himself a "police agent" and, in addition to demanding

substantial amounts of money from the local BP membership,

is also passing infornation on to local police authorities.

This caricature is aimed at BOBBY

SEALE's announced program

of purging the Bpp of informants.

Number Four attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP menbers in

that there is a provalent feeling that the

individual monber chapters are being exploited by SEALE.

The

drawing depicts SEALE extracting his 50% from the local BPP

chapters and in effect returning them

to & subserviant role

within the BPP framework.

Number Five

depicts HILlIARD, who is Minister of

Security, as being a "paper tigei." It is felt that the

paper iiger terminology is in keoping with the Bpp's

espousement of MAO ISI TUNG's teachings.

The cartoons will be nailed anonymously one at a

time, one weck apart.

Five copies of each cartoon will be

sent to BPP Offices on a weekly basis.

The Bureau indicated In referenced airtel that the

resident addresses of local BPP leaders should be obtained

from the BPP newspaper®

A complote review of BPP newspapers

available to the San Diego Division has failed to reveal

resident addresses of any BPP niciber.

Thereforey the

following infornation is being requested of each

receiving

OffIço:

Provided it will no way jeopardize informants,

each office is requested to furnish San Diego the names

and

home

addresses of

the five most prominent leaders or a suitable

substitute of the local Bpp in your area.

Each office is

additionally requested to furnish the address of the

respective BPP headquarters in your Division.

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In view of the fact that the release of

these cartoons is considered timoly at the prosent,

each office is requesied to furnish san Diego the above

information by return airtel UnCB.

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Airtel

To:

Fron:

ROU1

2/27/69

1

1

-

Mr."R. M. Horner

MX.•

T.

J. Deakin

-

Mr. W. D. Meunann

EX196

SÀG, San Diego (100-141 REC 43 •

Director, FBI (100-L48006)

795

COUNTER IT ALLIGEZCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - ILATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCZ

(BLACK FANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/20/69.

You are authorized to reproduce enclosed cartoons for

anonymous distribution to Black Panther Farty (BPP) members

in

Los Angeles, New York, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Froncisco.

The cartoons should be mailed anonymously one at a time,

commencing with cartoon number one which portrays the caricature

Of Ron Karenga. The mailings should be spaced at least one week

apart and all mailings should be postmarked at San Diego.

You should reproduce these cartoons in sufficient

numbers to send several cartoons each to known BPP offices in the

field divisions listed above as well as to Panther officials

whose resident addresses can be obtained from the BPP newspaper.

Insure the mailings are made under secure conditions

in

commercially purchased envelopes which cannot be traced to the

source. If you deem it practical, the Bureau has no objection if

you use envelopes produced by New Left or college organizations

which would logically have an interest in the organizations

ridiculed in your cartoons. In no event should you use Bureau

informants to assist in the distribution of the cartoons.

Enclosures - 5

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SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

-SAPR 3 -10

MAIL ROOM l

TELETYPE UNIT

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Airtel to SAC, San Diego

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

100-448006

Brief the above-listed offices of your counter-

intelligence action in this regard and furnish them with

sample copies of the cartoons. Obtain from these offices

BPP reaction to the receipt of the cartoons and tangible results

_stemming therefrom.

Keep the Bureau advised of all developments and

results, obtained through this counterintelligence measure.

NOTE:

San Diego has submitted five cartoons containing

caricatures of high BPP officials in which they are portrayed as

exploiting rank and file members.

The cartoons indicate that

the US organization, another West Coast black extremist

organization, considers the BPP to be ineffectual and corrupt.

These are clever cartoons which belittle the Panthers and

should further differences among BPP leaders and members.

..:

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2/27/69

dintel

1

- Mr. R. M. Horner

]

- Mix.

T.

J. Deakin

1

- Mr. W. D. Heumann

do:

Sit, Son diego (100-J41REC 43

Director; I51 (100-140005)

793

instin

5. Rig

COUNTER ATTALLIGAACE PROGRAI

BLACK MATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

KACIAL IZELIGEACE

(BLACK FANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/20/69.

You are authorized to reproduce enclosed cartoons for

enonymous distribution to Black Panther Party (BPP) members in

Los Angeles, Hew York, Sucramento, San Diego, and San Fronciscò..

The cartoons should be mailed anonymously one at a time,

commencing with cartoon number one which portrays the caricature

of Ron Karenga. The mailings should be spaced at least one week

apart and all milings should be postmarked at San Diego.

You should reproduce these cartoons in sufficient

nunbers to send several cartoons each to known BPP offices in the

field divisions listed above as well as to Panther officials

whose resident addresses can be obtained from the BPP newspaper.

MM•F8I

Insure the mailings are made under secure conditions in

CO

commercially purchased envelopes whichcannot be traced to the

source. If you deem it practical, the Bureau has no objection if

you usc envelopes produced by lew left or college organizations

which would logically have an interest in the organizations

ridiculed in your cartoons. In no event should you use Bureau

informants to assist in the distribution of the cartoons.

Enclosures - 5

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RA

SEE NOTE PAGE THO

107)

CAPR 3 - 1003,

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IEMICTENSTO

Airtel to SiC, San Diego

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

100-448006

Brief the, above-listed offices if your counter-

intelligence action in this regard and

famish then with

sample copies of the cartoons. Obtain from these offices

BPP reaction to the receipt of the cartoons and tangible results

stemming therefrom.

Keep the Bureau advised of all developments and

results obtained through this counterintelligence measures.

NOTE:

San Diego has submitted five cartoons containing

caricatures of high BIP officials in which they are portrayed as

exploiting rank and file members.

The cartoons indicate that

the US organization, another West Coast black extremist

organization, considers the BPP to be ineffectual and corrupt.

These are clever cartoons which belittle the Panthers and

should further differences among BPP leaders and members.

•..

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"let was

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mit the following in

AIRTOL

FBI.

Date:

2/20/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Enclosed

for the Bureau are live caricatures

directed

at the Black Panther Party (BPP) on a nationwide

basis.

The purpose of the caricatures is to indicate to the

BPP that the US organization feels that they are ineflectual,

inadequate, and riddled with graft and corruption.

Most of the caricatures are sell-explanatory to

Individuals who are familiar with the activities of the

BPP.

For claritICation, however, BOBBY SEALE IS the BPP

Chairman with headquarters in Cakland, California. DAVID

HILLIARD is the Minister of Security and second in command of

the BPP, also in Oakland. JOUDAN FORD is the BPP Leader in

New York and BOBBY RUSH is the leader of the BPP in Chicago.

WALTER WALLACE is the current leader of the BPP in San Diego.

RON KARENGA is leader of the US organization with headquarter's

in Los Angeles, California, JOHN HUGGINS and BUNCHIE CARTER

are the two Black Panthers who were killed by US members

recently in Los Angele@HUlOSU.i.

EX-105,

+ 74417574747

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) (Encs:

San Diego

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Explanations concerning the caricatures are

fOllOwS:

Number One shows RON KARENGA with a list containing

the names of HUGGINS and CARTER which have been crossed off. The

names of SEALE and WALLACE remain on his list.

Ñuabor Ivo indicates that BOBBY SEALE is simply

using WALLACE, IOND, and RUSH and is in complete control

of

all factions of the

BPP.

This is a sensitive area since it

is reported that many local BPP leaders feel that they are

more qualified to control their own groups than is SEALE.

Number Three suggests that possibly SEALE 15

himself a

"police agent" and,

in addition to demanding

substantial amounts of money

from the local BPP membership,

is also passing

information on to local police authorities.

This caricature is ained at BOBBY SEALE's announced program

of purging the BPP of informants.

Nunber Iour attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP members in that there is a prevalent feeling that the

individul member chapters are being exploited by SEALE.

drawing depicts SAALl extracting his 50% from the local BPP

chapters and in effect returning them to & subserviant role

within the BPP framework.

The

Number Five depicts HILLIARD, who is Minister of

Security, as being & "paper tiger."

paper tiger terminology is in keeping with the BPp's

t hoping ta

It is felt that the

espousement of MAO TSE TUNG's teachings.

Burcau approval is requested to reproduce the

enclosed caricatures and thereafter distribute them to all

offices who currently have an active BPP membership. In view

of the Inct that San Diego is not aware of the size

• 0x

effectivenoss of the various BPP memberships in the different

field offices, the Bureau is sequested io advise San Diego

the numbar of

copies which should be sent to each Division:

This, of course, is contingent upon Bureau approval for

distribution of the above mentioned caricatures.

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HILLIARD

S

HE REALLY WAS A PAPER TIGER :

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¡SEALE TAKES HIS 50%)

TE NEW YORK

BPP

FUNDS

PIG SEALE

LOS ANGELES

(BPP CHAPTER.

MONEY

BPP

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RETURN TO

SLAVERY. KINDER SEALE

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SEALE

OINK!

LOCAL

PAPERS

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WALLADE

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THINES TODO

TODAY:

Vilohn Huggins

Birche Garten

Bobby'Seale

Walter Wallice

KARENGA

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I the following in

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

2/20/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

TROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER• PARTY)

Enclosed for the Bureau are five caricatures

directed at the Black Panther Party (BPP) on a nationwide

basis.

The purpose of the caricatures is to indicaie to the

BPp that the US organization feels that they are ineffectual,

Inadequate, and riddled with graft and corruption.

Most of the caricatures are self-explanatory to

Individuals who are faniliar with the activities of the

BPP.

For clarification, however, BOBBY SEALE is the BPP

Chairman with headquarters in Cakland, California. DAVID

HILLIARD is the Minister of Security and second in command of

the BPP, also in Oakland. JOUDAN FORD is the BPP leader in

New. York and BOBBY RUSH is the leader of the BPP in Chicago.

WALTER WALLACE is the current leader of the BPP in Sän Diego.

RON KARENGA is leader of the.

. Us organization with headquarters

In Los Angeles, Callforniai-

JOHN HUGGINS and BUNCHIE CARTER

recently in los Angeleshold.

are the two Black Panthers who were killed by US nembers

EX-106,

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) (Encs.

- 5)

San Diego

na1/1

NAVE A vir

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(5)

REC 43

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Explanations concerning the caricatures are as

follows:

Number One shows RON KARENGA with a list containing

the namesor luGgrus and Care? which have boen crossed off. The

names of SilLE cad VALLACE remain on his list.

hiwot mo indicates that BOBBY SEALE is Simply

using AuLiCs, FCiD, and Rust and is in complote control of

all factions of tho

B?P.

This is a sensitive area since it

2s reported that many local DPP leaders feel that they are

nore qualified to control their own groups than is SEALE.

Number Three suggests that possibly SEALE iS

himself ? "police ugent" and,

in addition to donanding

substantial amounts of money

from the local BPP membership,

1s 2150

passing

Information on to local police authorities.

This caricature

is ained at BOBBY

SEALE's announced program

of purging

the Bip of informants.

Number four attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP members in thai there is a prevalent feeling that the

individul member chapters are being exploited by SEALE.

The

draving depicts SaalE extracting his 50% from the local BPP

chapters and in offect returning them to a subserviant role

within the BPP franework.

number five depicts HILLIARD, who is Minister of

security, as

being & "paper tiger." It is feli that the

paper tigor terminology is in keeping with the BPp's

espousement of NAO ISE TUNG's teachings.

Bureau approval is rechested to reproduce tha

02e1o d

enclosed caricatures and thereafter distribute them to all

offices sno currently have an active BFP membership. In view

of the Inot that san Diego is not aware of the

size

Or

effectivenoss of the various BPP memberships in the different

field officos, the Bureau is requested to advise san Diego

the number of

copies wnich should be sont to each division.

This, of course, is contingent upon Bureau approval for

distribution of

the above mentioned caricatures.

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HILLIARD

HE

REALLY WAS A PAPER TIGER

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SEALE TAKES HIS

50% )

NEW YORK-

BPP

FUNDS

PIG SEALE

LOS ANGELES

BPP CHAPTER.

MONEY

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SEALE

OINK!

LOCAL

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WALTER

WALLACE

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EALE

BOBBY

RUSHE

JOUDAN

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THIES TU DO

TODAY:

Yohn Huggiris

Buschie Sartor

BobbySerile

Walteri Wallace

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IT ALOPE

RODE

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

(200-448006) -103

MALH

COUTITINTALITOT ON PROCES!

BICK IMTIGANST - HATe GaOUrS

FACIA. 11211202.00

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

1. - Mr.

- Mr.

1

. - Mr.

*3/27/69

T. J. Deakin

J.

C. Trainor

W. D. Weumann

MAR 2 7 1989

olson

eLoach

ohr

ishop

OSDEI

allahan

anrad.

elt -

ole

asen .

Reurairtel 3/13/69.

Authority granted to place an anonymous telephone

call to Ackles' parents as reconmended in reairtel.

Authority is also granted for

to take the

cartoon he received in the mail with hin on his next trip to

Los Angeles for the purpose of showing it to the los Angeles

Black Panther Party (BPP) members.

Keep the Bureau advised of all results obtained

under the counterintelligence program aimed against the

Black Panthers.

WDN: ra

NOTE:

neat tel san leer or the yarder, fate ree 39e

COMM-FBI

opposed to black extremism, San Diego reguests authority to place

an anonymous telephone call to the parents advising them of Ackles

involvement in the BPP.

The beneficial effect anticipated by this

action is that Ackles'

parents will discourage him from further 3PP

involvement.

San Diego recently mailed a cartoon to various BPP

members in San Diego and Los Angeles designed to create friction be-

tween the BPP and the US organization.

In reairtel San Diego reques::

permission to have one of its racial informants take the cartoon wit-

*him on his next trip to los Angeles to show it: to BPP members in the

city for the purpose of ascertaining their reaction to the receipt o=

the same cartoon.

Since this would be a logical thing to do, authori.

is being granted in this regard.

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ROUT

SiC, San Diego (100-14192)

Directoiledit (100-440006)

CORT ATTA PAOTY!

IT/LOSE

-803

3/27/69

1 - Mr. I. J. Deckin

Mr.

C. Trainor

W. D. Neumann®

(BLACK PATIHOR 2/22T)

Reuraiçtel 3/13/69.

Authority granted to place an anonymous teleshone

call to Ackles' parents as rocommended in reairtel.

Authority is also granted for

to take the

cartoon he reccived in the nil with hin on his nent trip to

for the puxpose of showing it to the samue

'Black Panther Party (BPP) nombers.

COMMA-FE:

Keep the Bureau advised of all results obtained

under the counterintelligence program almed against the

Black Panthers.

WDN: 7a

+(6)

HOTE:

In reairtel San Diego advises that O'Heal Ackles appears

to be emerging as the new leader of the younger faction of the BPP

members in San Diego, California. Since Ackles' parents are

opposed to black extremism, San Diego requests authority to place

an anonymous telephone call to the parents advising them of Ackles

involvement in the BPP.. The beneficial effect anticipated by this

action is that Ackles' parents will discourage him from further bir

involvement. San Diego recently mailed a cartoon to various BPP

members in San Diego and los Angeles designed to create friction be-

tween the BPP aud the US organization.

In reairtel San Diego request:

permission to have one of its racial

informants take the cartoon viz-

Thim on his next trip to ta

a to show it. to BPP members in the:

city for the purpose of ascertaining their reaction to the receipt s

the same cartoon.

Since this would be a logical thing to do, authori.

is being granted in this regard.

"De.

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FBI

Date:

REC- 110

3/13/69

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL • REGISTERED,

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-148006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

S*C,

For the information of the Bureau, O'NEAL ACKLES,

San Diego 157-705, appears to be emerging as

the "leader" of

the younger faction of

"The paremis

movement and are probably notavare of their son's, participation

in this movement.

Bureau authority is therefore requesied to place an

anonymous telephone call to the parents of ACKLES expressing

concern over ACKLES" involvement with the black militant

movement.

The caller would indicate that all of the BPP

members are being arrested and/or sustaining bodily harm at

the hands of other BPP members and urge them to preclude the

continued participation of their son in these activities.

For the additional information of the Bureau

and

-.-

are both on the mailing list for the Bureau

approved cartoons for the purposes of

evaluation and effectivencss

of these items. Both informants received the first cartoon

and immediately made them available on their next contact.

Neither expressed any indication whatsoever that the Bureau is in

any way suspect of having prior knowledge of the cartoons.

BUreau (AM) (REGISTERED) / OOHIAOUG

San Diego

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122 MAR-I 7-1969

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SD 100-14192

makes frequent trips to the"

Los Angeles

and on many occasions contacts BPP officials in that

area. Bureau permission is therefore renuested to have

a cartoon that he has received in the mail

with him on his next los Angeles trip and make inquiry as

to

whether or not they have roceived similar cartoons.

of course, would have also received them and would

be tamillai

with them.

could then logically inquire if

the

Los Angeles Branch has any idea as to the possible source of

the cartoons and indicate that SanDiego has conducted an

extensive investigation in an attempt to locate this source.

He could then suggest that possibly the Us organization is

mailing the cartoons from San Diego in order to protect

themselves as the original source.

would be asked to make the above inquiry

due to the fact that the Bureau is also interested in the

source of the cartoons thus assuring the Bureau

Of

additional protection as the source.

In this manners

could then return to

the San Diego area and indicate to local members of the BPP

thai individuals in Los Angeles are also receiving the cartoons.

This then would make it appear as though the "attack" by US

is on a large scale.

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AIR MAIL • REGISTERED

(Priorizg)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-148006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100~11192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

- iV

1.

For the information of the Bureau, O'NEAL ACKLES,

San Diego 157-705, appears to be emerging as

the "leader" of

the younger faction of.

BPP members in san Diego.

"The parents"

of ACKLES are reportedly opposed to the black militant

movement and are probably notavare of their son's participation

in this movement.

Bureau authority is therefore requested to place an

anonymous

telephone

to the parents of ACluis expressing

concern over ACKLES' involvement with the black militant

movement.

The caller would indicate that all of the BPP

members

are being arrested and/or sustaining bodily harm at

the hands of other BPP member's and urge them to preclude the

continued

participation of their son in these activities.

For the additional information of the Bureau

and

покося

are both on the mailing list for the Bureau

approved

cartoons for the purposes of evaluation and effectiveness

of these items.

Both informants received the first cartoon

and immediately made them available on their next contact.

Neither expressed any indication whatsoever that the Bureau is in

any way suspect of yinG pror knovdedge of the cartoons.

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makes frequent trips to ther

area and on many occasions contacts BPP officials in that

area. Bureau permission is therefore renuested

to havo

take a cartoon that he has recoived in the mail

with him on his next

a trin and

make inguiry as

to

Whether or not this have iccired altar Calc00US. 100y,

of course, would have also received them and would be familiar

could then logically inquire if

Branch has any idea as to the possible

the cartoons and indicate that Sandiogo has conducted un

extensive investigation in an attompt to locate this source.

He could then suggest that possibly the US organization is

mailing the cartoons fron San Diego in order to protect

themselves as the original source.

would be asked to make the above inquiry

due to the fact that the Bureau is also interested in the

source of the cartoons thus assuring the Burcau

of

additional protection as the source.

In this manner,

could then return to

the San Diego arca and indicate to local members of the BPP

that individuals in manze are also receiving the cartoons.

This then would make it appear as though the "attack" by US

is on a large scale.

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AIRMAIL

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SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601) (P)

SUITECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

S0T.

Re San Francisco letter 4/7/69.

The following intelligence accomplishments

ars reported.

The San

Diego caricatures which have arrived

at various locations have surprised and angered the Bri

scripients.

They do:not know the source and have blamed

fixit the U.S. Organization in Los Angeles.

However,

ther

are not certain of this, and also think it may be

the ClA on Ebt who are responsible. In any case, accoraing

tc

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the program is causing comment among the

"23 thers

On April 17, 1969,

*advised that MELVIN

NEV"ON, brother of HUEY, was organizine a "peace" meeting

wii? the "renegades" to

see if any accommodation could

be sad with these réople.

The Oakland Police Department

was advised of this and they got in touch with LARRY powelL,

ord of the listed renegades, warning about a possible "set.

POWELL appeared thankful for the tip and indicated he

moid not attend. POWELL is close to TOMMY JONES and other

Bpi senegades".

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There has been no information that any renegade attended

the

"peace" meeting originally, supposedly scheculed

for 4/19/69.

It is believed that such quick dissemination

of this tone of infamation mar hare been iratrumental

in preventing

the various dissidents from rejoining

forces with the beD.

HARVEY MC CLENDON was interviewed again on 4/7/69.

MC CLENDON is a leader among the renerades and expressed

a desire to prevent an armed conflict between the

to interviewing agents. Everv effont is beino made to

remain on friendly terms with MC CLENDON and to encourage

his continued disassociation with the BPP:

For future action the following is being

considered.

One of the primary problems af the BPP at the

moment is the promiscuity existing at BPP headquarters

between leader.

BOBBY SEALE and the office secretaries,

mostly teen-aped girls.

ROSEMARY GROSS, Seale's private

secretary and one of the hardest working girls,

who

displays considerable intellizence on the job,

is annoved

at this development, and has so advised PAY HEWITT (MASSAT.),

BPP leader in Los

This office is considering

ways to cause ROSEMARY to

Angeles" becone dissillusioned. At this

time it is not clear if she is attracted to MASSAI or if

her primary interest is in SEALE.

In any case, GROSS is.

aware of SEALE's activities and so far there has not

appeared any point where this could he further exploited.

At least to the public, GROSS has exhibited a devoted

•diligence to the BPP and a firm adherence to orders from

SEALE.

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6900.

SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157. 601) (P)

GoV.

- MANN

SUITECT:COUNTEPINTELLIGENCE PROGPAM

BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

Re San Francisco letter 4/7/69.

The following intelligence accomplishments

arr reported.

The San Diego caricatures which have arrived

at various locations have surprised and angered the BPP

arrinients.

They do: not know the source and have blamed

fi::t the U.S. Organization in Los Angeles.

However,

tha: are not

certain of this, and also think it may be

the CIA on FBI who are responsible. In any case, according

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the program is causing comment among the

"hithers

On April 17, 1969,

advised that MELVIN

NioN, brother of HUEY, was organizine a "peace" meeting

wiis the "renegades" to

see if any accommodation could

he sad with these reople.

The Oakland Police Department

was advised of this and they got in touch with LARPY POWeLL,

ors of the listed renegades, warning about a possible "set-

POWELL appeared thankful for the tip and indicated he

•¿ not attend. POlELL is close to TOMY JONES and other

Bri tenegades".

How far thRECIO was spread is not known.

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There has been no information that any renegadelattended

the

"peace" nostina cricallys

-prisedly scheduled

for 4/19/89.

It is believed that such quick dissemination'

pe F

tran

in preventing the varicus dissidents from rejoinina

forces with the

was interviewed again on 4/7/69.

exas among the renerades and expressed

a desire to prevent an armed conflict between the

rival

groups. He voluntarily turned over a supply of explosives

to intervieving

tenantedy emer deters wiener

is beino made to

Sand to encourare

his continued disassociation with the BPP.

For future action the following is being

considered.

One of the primary problems af the BPP at the

noment is the promiscuity existing at BPP headquarters

between leaden BeBBa SErLe and the diice secretaries,

mostly teen-ared girls.

POSTMARY GROSS, Seale's private

secretary and

displays considerable intelligence on the job,

of the hardest working girls'is annoved

at this development, and has to advised PAY HEWITT (MASSAI),

BPP leader in Los

This office

•ways to cause ROSEMARY tO

Angeles become disillusioned.

is considering

At this

time it is not clear

if she is

attracted to MASSAI or if

her primary interest is in SEALE.

In any case, GROSS is

aware of SEALE's activities and so far there has not

appeared any point where this could he further exploited.

• At least to the public, GROSS has exhibited a devoted

diligence to the BPP and a firn adherence to orders from

SEALE.

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3/17/69

1 - Mr. Deakin

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1 - Mr. Neumann

To :

SAC, *San Diego (100-14192)

REC-64

From:

DIrector, FBI (100-448006) - 770

COUNTERIATELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BIACK NATIONALIST • HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 3/5/69;

Authority granted to make the anonymous telephone call

to Tate as recommended in reairtel. Insure that the call is not

traced to the source. In view of possible local prosecutive

action against Baker, authority is not granted to place an i

anonymous telephone call to Ball informing him that Baker is

about to be arrested.

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NOTE:

Walter Wallace, head of the Black Panther Party (BPP)

in San Diego, is currently under suspicion by some Panthers as

being a police informant responsible for the arrest in los Angeles

of some Panther members. San Diego requests authority to make an

anonymous telephone call to Zeke late, another BPP member, telling

Tate that Wallace has named Tate as a police informant in order to

take suspicion off himself. This is being authorized.

San Diego's

request to place an anonymous telephone call to Sylvester Bell,

Lieutenant of Security of the BPP in San Diego and advise him that

another Panther by the name of Baker is about to be arrested, is

being denied.. Although San Diego states it will not place its call

to Bell until after Baker is arrested, the call is not being

-authorized since it could possibly interfere with local prosecution

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AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLICENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 2/27/69.

For the information of the Bureau, at the time the

five members of the Black Panther Party (BPP) were arrested in

Los Angeles, California, on information furnished under the

Counterintelligence Program, TOMMY HORNE was among those

taken into custody.

At the time of the arrest 17 rounds

of ammunition were found in HORNE's pocket.

Located behind

the front seat of the vehicle was a blue steel automatic

Beretta Pietro made in Italy.

Investigation has revealed that the weapon was

purchased by LARRY BAKER, the current Treasurer of the BPP

• in San Diego, in the company of WALTER WALLACE on 1/2/69.

As a result.

the California State Attorney General's

Office, San Diego, California, is currently attempting to obtair

a felony warrant charging HORNE, who is a convicted felon, of

possession of the weapon and a misdemeanor warrant charging

BAKER with the purchase of the weapon.

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On 3/5/69, JOHN HARVEY and SYLVESTER, BELL, Who 15

Lieutenant of. Security of the BPP in san Diego, approached

WALTER WALLACE in the presence of several other BPP member's

and told WALLACE, "We know that either you, Larry Baker,

or Zeke Tate is a police agent." WALLACE was disturbed to

the point of visible shaking and replied, "Well then its Baker."

It is pointed out to the Bureau that a Bureau-approved

anonymous telephone call was placed to SYLVESTER BELL

indicating that WALTER WALLACE was a police agent.

It is

felt that the confrontation of WALLACE by BELl and HARVEY

is prinarily the result of this anonymous telephone call.

As a resuli of the anticipated arrest of BAKER on

the above warrant which he California State Atiorney General's

Office is attempting to obtain, WALLACE will appear as being

a suspected informant more strongly than ever.

Bureau authority is therefore requested to place

an anonymous telephone call. to ZEKE TATE advising TATE that

WALLACE has named him as a police agent in order to protect

his own hide.

It is also requested that authority be granted to

place another anonymous telephone call to SYLVESTER BELL

on the day that BAKER is arrested asking BELL if he had had

a chance to check the information previously furnished him

concerning WALLACE. In the same call a warning will be issued

to BELi, that LARRY BAKER is about to bo arrested

as a result

Of WALLACE informing on him.

If the call is placed the same day or the day

who will either be aware of the arrest at the time of the call

or will learn of it shortly after the call.

It is not felt that the above will in any way

jeopardize the security or confidential relationship of any.

informant.

In view of the pending arrest of BAKER and the

necessity of placing the call, if approved, at the most

opportune moment, the Bureau is

requested to expedite their

evaluation of the above requests.

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AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

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101• R00d

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TO:

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FROM: YEA SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14232) (R)

CUUNT BRINTELLIGENCE PROGRA

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

W. NAS

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 3/26/69, and

Bureau airtel to San Diego 3/17/69.

For the information of the Bureau, information

has

just been received that ZEKE TATE became extremely upset

OVer VALTER WALLACE'S having accused him, TATE, of being a

police informer. As & result, ZEKE contacted SYLVESTER BELL,

Lieutenant of security, and complained of the fact that

WALTER WALLACE had accused him of being an infornant when

the

truth of the matter was WALLACE himself vas an informer.

MaTe also met wIth a

can and JOHN HARVEY (informant of the

Cil) over the fact that

WALLACEd accused him.

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At this

time HARVEY produced a complete list of

• Black Panther Party (BPP) offices nationvide, along with some

other BPP papers and told TATE and EE

2/20

that those papers,

along with others, had been turned over

by WALLACE.

s to the police department

As & result,

We leit San Diego the morning o1 3/28769,

bond for Oaktand.

The purpose of the trip is

to have WALTER WALLACE completely

ousted from the BPP in San Diego.

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For clarification of the Bureau, at the present

time there appear to be tvo factions remaining in the BPP

San Diego.

The one faction.

which has approximately six

supporters, is headed by WALTER VALLACE.

The secona faction

is apparently headed by JOAN. HARVOX and includes m

Both factions are at the present time

VIn oLd edersin position on the pan All offorts

are being nade to cause the leadership to fall

into the

hands of the faction headed by the informants.

This matter

Is being closely followed by San Diego:

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

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• UNITED STATES GOVEI*Y

MENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-148006)

DATE:

3/19/69

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921) (P)

-COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Remyairtel and LHM, 1/20/69, captioned, "REVEREND

AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, JR., RM."

BACKGROUND

• Referenced LHM provides personal background of

subject, Reverend AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, JR.,

and'also disclosed

subject said he was a Black Panther and had visited HUEY

NEWTON. Since submission of that LAM, TAYLOR has written

an article for the National Catholic Reporter concerning

his visit with NEWTON. This article was subsequently re-

printed on Page 12 of the Black Panther newspaper in the

Monday, 2/17/69, edition. This article is laudatory

concerning NEWTON and makes him appear as a martyred idealist.

On 1/14/69, TAYLOR also wrote a personal letter to NEWTON

in which he expressed his admiration and

hope that they

could become closer associated.

As of the beginning of february, 1969, TAYLOR

has a television show on WSTV-IV in steubenville, Ohio,

area.

This program is broadcast on Sundays from

12:30

to

1:00 P.M. This show provides the subject with a forum for

his Black Nationalist ideas and his new left type philosophy.

The one television show observed by SA ARTHUR J. HOLDER was

primarily concerned with an attack upon the United States

defense policy, especially the possession of atomic, biological

and chemical warfare agents when a large segment of the

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RECOMMENDATION

It is recommended that the following anonymous

letter be mailed to the Manager of VSTV-TV from Steubenville,

Ohio. The letter reads as follows:

"Dear Sir:

"As long time residents of the upper Ohio Valley,

we have been

very interested in WSTV-TV as it has

such

a pervasive influence in our area. Your

station has in large part been a positive factor

in the progress of the area and your programming

has always consisted of a responsibility balance

between the national .and local events. WSTV has

always, we feel, fairly reflected the public interest.

"Frankly, the compelling reason for this

letter is

Father Taylor's program,

"The Greatest

of These."

We feel that by supporting Father

Taylor and giving him a forum for his views,

WSTV is encouraging civil disorder, violence,

and is directly leading to the undermining of the

citizens'

confidence in government, both local

and international.

"To support our charge, you need only review

some of his programs and note the importance of

many of his seemingly innoculous statements and

reflect upon them.

"We think that it behooves you, as a public

broadcasting facility, to take cognizance of Father

Taylor's activities and pronouncements

To help you

in this matter, the following information is being

brought to your

attention:

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"On February 17, 1969, the "Black Panther,"

the official newspaper of the Black Panther

Party (BPP), carried an article by Father Taylor

which was a cleverly disguised piece of propaganda

concerning huey Newton, who is, as you know, a

founder of the Bee. Newton was convicted by a

California court of killing a police officer. We

do not feel that a man who eulogizes Newton

should have a forum on television for the further

dissension of his views.

"The BPP calls for its members to arm

themselves, use their guns and start a revolution.

They openly claim that they will use guerrilla

tactics and overthrow the American Government.

To check on this, you need only to subscribe to

or read one issue of their newspaper.

"Can you be sure that ROBE, an organization

that Taylor belongs to locally,

chapter of the BPP? He has openly criticized

By criticizing these groups and causing people

man's interests at heart. This, you know, is false.

Will he not some day turn on you also? Is he not

now calling upon his followers to arm themselves and

create a disturbance in our schools and at our

athletic contests?

"We think it would be most illuminating for

you to determine why the trustees, and black, ot

me Phyllis Wheatley Association,

no longer allow

Taylor to use their premises for his meetings with

high school students.

We feel you should determine

who the black militant hate mongers are whom he

introduces into the community. Why has Taylor so

antagonized many of his colleagues in

• the civil

rights field?

"Thank you for your consideration in this matter."

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• The

Cincinnati Division, at Steubenville, Ohio,

recognizes that it will be more effective if this informa-

tion could be given

to a personal contact at the television

station.

This is not being considered as the risk of

exposure is too great for the following reason:

There is a great deal of prostitution and gambling

in the Steubenville area and two announcers, who work for

the television station, are involved in these matters. It

..is felt that the anonymous letter technique is the more

prudent approach at this time, and

therefore it is recommended.

OBJECTIVE

It is felt that by bringing this information to

the attention of the television station, they will have to

consider its implications.

They have numerous alternatives, but it is hoped

that they will consider terminating subject's (TAYLOR'S)

contract at a suitable time after a preliminary inquiry

reveals the facts in the letter to be true.

If they do

not make an inquiry and do not consider terminating TAYLOR'S

services, it is felt that they at least will show the

letter to TAYLOR and it is felt that this will cause him

to tone down many of his statements.

FOLLOW UP

Depending upon any tangible results obtained from.

this letter, the Cincinnati Division could send the same

letter to various advertisers with a different forward,

and requesting them to withdraw their advertising from

WSTV-TV. In connection with this follow up, the Cincinnati

Division would utilize as enclosures anti-sematic statements

made by Black Nationalists.

It is recommended that the Bureau approve the

above measure to be instituted by the Cincinnati Division

at the earliest possible date.

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DIRECTOR, 'BI (100-118006)

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAI

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE _GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGEYCE

DATE: 3/19/69

Remyairtel

and

LEM, 1/20/69, captioned, "REVEREND

AUGUSTUS

TAYLOR, JR.,

RM."

BACKGROUND

Referenced In provides personal background of

subject, Reverend AUGUSTUS TAXLOR, OR., and also disclosed

subject

said he was a Black Panther and had visited HUEY

NEWTON.

Since submission of that LiN, TAYLOR has written

an article for the National Catholic Reporter concerning

his visit with NEWTON. This article was subsequently re

printed on Page 12 of. the Black Panther newspaper in the

Monday, 2/17/69, edition.

This article is laudatory

concerning NaVION and makes him appear as a martyred idealist!

On 1/14/69, TAYLOR also wrote a personal letter to NEWTON

in which he expressed his admiration and hope that they

could become closer associated.

As of the beginning of rebruary, 1969, TAYLOR

has a television show on WSTV-TV in Steubenville, Ohio,

area.

1:00

This program is broadcast on Sundays from 12:30 to

P.M.

This show provides the subject with a forum for

his Black Nationalist ideas an his new left type philosophy.

The one television show observed by SA ARTHUR J. HOLDER waS

primarily concerned with an attack upon the United States

defense policy, especially the possession of atomic, biological

and chemical warfare agents when a laige segment of the

population lives in poverty.

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RECONENDATION

It is recommended that the following anonymous

letter be mailed to the Manager of MSTV-lY from Steubenville, .

Ohio.

The letter reads as follows:

"Dear Sir:

"As long time residents of the upper Ohio Valley,

we have been very interested in VSTV-IV as it has

such a pervasive influence in our area.

Your

station has in large pari been a positive factor

in the progress of the area and your programming

has always consisted of

a responsibility balance

between the national.and local events. WSTV has

always, we feel, fairly reflected the public interest.

"Frankly, the compelling reason for this

letter is Father Taylor's program, "The Gicatest

of These."

We feel

that by supporting Father

Taylor and giving him a forum for his views,

WSTV is encouraging civil disorder, violence,

and is directly leading to the undermining of the

citizens'

conjidence in government, both local

and international.

"To support our chaige, you need only review

some of his programs and note the importance of

many of his seemingly innoculous statements and

reflect upon them.

"He think that it behooves you, as a public

broadcasting facility, to take cognizande of Father

Taylor's activities and pronouncements.

To help you

In this matter, the following information is being

broughi to your attention:

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"On February 17, 1959, the "Black Panther,"

the official newspaper of the Black Panther

Party (BPP), carried an article by lather Taylor

which was a

cleverly disguised piece of propaganda

concerning

Huey Newton, who is, as you know, a

founder of the BPP. Newton was convicted by a

California court of killing a police officer. He

do not feel that a man who eulogizes Newton

should have a forum on television for the further

- dissension of his views.

"The BPP calls for its members to arm

themselves, use their guns and start a revolution.

They openly claim that

they will use guerrilla

tactics and overthrow the American Government.

To check on this, you need only to subscribe to

or read one issue of their newspaper.

"Can you be sure that ROBE, an organization

that Taylor belongs to locally,

is not really a

chapter of the BPP? He has openly criticized

the Conmunity Action Council, COIBAT and the NAACP.

By criticizing these groups and causing people

to question

their actions and integrity, he poses

as the only individual who truly has the black

man's interests

at heart. This, you know, is false.

Will he not some day turn on you also? Is he not

now calling upon his followers to arm themselves and

create a disturbance in our schools and at our

athletic contests?

"We think it would be most illuminating for

you to determine why the trustees, all black, of

the Phyllis Wheatley Association, no longer allow

Taylor to use their premises for his meetings with

high school students.

We feel you should determine

who the black militant hate mongers are whom ne

introduces into the community.

Why has Taylor so

antagonized many of his colleagues in the civil

rights field?

"Thank you for your consideration in this matter."

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CI 100-16921

The Cincinnati Division, at Steubenville, Ohio,

recognizes that it will be more effective if this informa-

tion could be given to a personal contact at the television

station. This is not being considered as the risk of

exposure is too great for the following reason:

There is a great deal of prostitution and gambling

in the Steubenville area and two announcers, who work for

the television station, are involved in these matters.

It

is felt that the anonymous letter technique is the more

prudent approach at this time, and therefore it is recommended.

OBJECTIVE

It is felt that by bringing this information to

the attention of the television station, they will have to

consider its implications.

They have numerous alternatives, but it is hoped

that they will consider terminating subject's (TAYLOR'S)

contract at a suitable time after a preliminary inquiry

reveals the facts

in the letter to be true.

If they do

nat make an inquiry and do not consider terminating TAYLOR'S

services, it is felt that they at least will show the

letter to TAYLOR and

it is felt that this will cause him

to tone down many of his statements.

FOLLOW UP

Depending upon any tangible results obtained from

this letter, the Cincinnati Division could send the same

letter to various advertisers with a different forward,

and requesting them to withdraw. their advertising from

WSTV-TV. In connection with

this follow up, the Cincinati

Division would utilize as enclosures anti-sematic statements

made by Black Nationalists.

It is recommended that the Bureau approve the

above measure to be instituted by the Cincinnati Division

at the earliest possible date.

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ROU

IN

1

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lux.

Mr •

A.

J.

Berningham

Deakin

84 28-69

MAILED A

MAR 2 8 1959

SAC, Cincinnati (100-16921)

Director, FBI (100-448006) -745

COUNTER INTTLLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST: = RATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGKICE

(REVEREND AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, JR.)

Reurlet 3-19-69.

Cincinnati is authorized to prepare and mail the

anonynous communication set out in reierenced letter.

Use

commercially purchased stationery and take the usual pre

cautions to insure this nailing cannot be traced to the

Bureau.

To add weight to this lotter, Cincinnati may wish

to sign it with & ficticious name and address that cannot...

be readily checked.

In addition, since the letter is obviously

asson, the

written by an educated person, the word "innocuous" in

paragraph three, line three, should he spelled correctly.

TJD: dgi

(5)

NOTE:

This letter complains to a local television station

2bout Reverena Augustus taylor, dro, who has a regular program.

Taylor has written an article for the "National CatholiC

Reporter," which portrays Black Panther leader Huey Newion,

Eonvicted of killing a police officer, as a martyred idealist.

Taylor has written to Newion expressing his adniration and has

used his television show as a forum for black nationalist

ideas and New Left philosophy. The anonymous letter points out

that Reverend Taylor's article praising Newton was reprinted

in the Black Panther newspaper.

Since this letter will be

anonymous or signed with a lictitious name, there is no possi

bility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

an

SO APE ALTES

• * MAIL ROOMI

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1

Hir.

152°

Berningham

Deakin

3028-69

SAC, Cincinnati (100-16921)

Director, FBI (100-418006) - 7:5

COUNTER INTELLICTICE PROGRAJ

BLACK HACTOM COB

• TATE GROUPS

RACING MPELLISCE

(REVUREND AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, IR.)

RGurict 3-19-69.

Cincinnati is authorizod to prepare and mail the

anonymous concunication set out in reicienced letter.

Use

commercinll, purciased sintichery and take the usual

cautions to insure this nailing connot be traced to the

Bureau.

To add weight to this lotter, Circinnati may wish

to sign it vich a lictitious name and addrcos that cannot

bo readily chocked.

In addition, since the letter is obviously

wilcon by an educatod person, the word "innocuous" in

paragraph thace, line thece, should bo spellod correcily.

TJD : dgi

(5)

NOTE:

NAILED. Si

HAR 25

This letter complains to a local television station

do, who has a recular program.

Keportei," which porirays Blacks Panther loader huey rewion,

convicted of killing a police officer,

as a nartyred idaalist.

Taylor has mitton

to. licwion exprossing his adniration and has

used his iclevision shon as a form for black nationalist

idoas and New Lofi philosophy. The anonymons letici points out

that Reverend mylor's triicle preising rowion vas reprinted

in the Black Penther nevspaper.

Since this letter vill

be

anonyrous or signed vith a

fictitious name, there is no possi

bility of embarrassment to the Bureau.

fire?

Pates anie

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'UNITED STATES GO!

YENT

Memorandum

DATE:

4/28/69

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-118006)

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921) (R*)

fECT COUTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAN

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

ReBuairtel 3/4/68, and mylet 3/19/69.

1.) Bureau approval has been received regarding

preparation of an anonynous letter concerning Reverend AUGUSTUS

• TAYLOR, JR.

2.) This operation has been effected.

3.) Results have not jet been determined.

4.) None.

There have been no changes in the overall Black

Nationalist Movement in this Division which have not been

previously furnished to the Bureau.

Bureau (RM)

Cincinnati

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

ALAY IPAZ EDITION

, GSA 7PMR. 641 CFR) 101-18.6

UNITED STATES GO!

NMENT

Memorandum

'DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921) (P*)

SUBJECT: COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

DATE: *: 4/28/69

ReBuairtel 3/4/68, and mylet 3/19/69.

1.) Bureau approval has been received regarding

preparation

of an anonymous letter concerning: Reverend AUGUSTUS

• TAXLOR, JR.

2.) This operation has been effected.

3.)°

Results have not yet been determined.

4) None.

There have been no changes in the overall Black

Nationalist Movement in this Division which have not been

previously furnished to the Bureau.

- Bureau (RM)

- Cincinnati

BCK : jms

(4)

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RECT +00-448-96-875

3: ДРР С 1969

"SMAY 6 Bly 015. Savings Bonds Regularly on she Payroll Savings Plan

3010-108-02

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OPTIONAI POSA NO 10

ALAY

1962601110

ESA STIR 161 CIR) 101-11.8

* UNITED STATES SC

'MENT

Memorandum

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

5/15/69

VERON :

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

SUBJECT:

BLÄCK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(Rev. AUGUSTUS\TAYLOR, JR.)

Reurlet, 3/28/69.

A letter was prepared and sent out following

Instructions set out in referenced Bureau letter on

4/2/69

On 4/9/69, Father MITCHELL WILAMOSKI,

"Principal

of Catholic Central High School, Steubenville, Ohio,

advised that he had been called to a meeting of the

Bisnop's Uffice and ai thai meiing ii vas decided ilai

TAYLOR could no longer continue on his Sunday TV program.

Father WILAMOSKI said the Bishop has given

TAYLOR a job requiring him to travel constantly hoping

he will have little time for racial activities in the

Steubenville, Ohio area.

Father WILAMOSKI further advised that the Bishop

is considering transferring TAYLOR to a rural area.

Bureau (RM)

2 - Cincinnati

(1 - 100-16921)

(1- 157-2577)

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JUN 18 1963

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OPTIONAL

FORM NO, 10

MAY: 1882 EDITION

GSA PRiX 141 CIR) 101-11.d

• UNITED STATES SL, ERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

5/15/69

SM : SAC, CINCINNATI (100-16921)

-COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BJECT:

BLÄCK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(Rev. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, JR.)

Reurlet, 3/28/69.

A letter was prepared and sent out following

instructions set out in referenced Bureau letter on

4/2/69..

On 4/9/69, Father MITCHELL, WILAMOSKI, Principal

of Catholic Central High School, Steubenville, Ohio,

advised that he had been called to a meeting of the

Bishop's ûffice and ai thai meiing ii was decided ilai

been co

TAYLOR could no longer continue on his Sunday TV program.

Father WILAMOSKI said the Bishop has given

TAYLOR a job requiring him to travel constantly hoping

he will have little time for racial activities in the

Steubenville, Ohio area.

Father WILAMOSKI further advised that the Bishop

is considering transferring TAYLOR to a rural area.

2 Bureau (RM)

2 - Cincinnati

1-8069

(1 - 100-16921)

(1- 157-2577)

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RACIAL LUT.

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

1 - Mr. T! J. Deakin

4/23/69

Airtel

To:

From:

SAC, Jackson (100-980)

Director,

R56-94100-448006) 863

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(DOWALD WILSON JACKSON,

Reurairtel 4/16/69.

Authority is granted to send the anonymous letter set

out in referenced

airtel to Donald Wilson Jackson. Use

commercially purchased stationery and take other necessary

precautions to insure this letter cannot be traced to the

Bureau. Advise of any results.

MAILED 24:

IJD: Ish

(4)

hen

APR23

MOTE:

Donald Jackson, who also uses the name Muhammed

Kenyatta, is an independent black extremist who is sympathetic

with the aims of the Student Nonviolent Coordipating Committee

and the Black Panther-Party. Jackson was involved in intimidating

white professors and students during a recent Black Spring Weekend

held 4/10-13/69 at Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Mississiopi. As a

result of his activities other Negro students

formed a Defense

alson

Committee to oppose Jackson and his associates. Jacksonffétomnends,

eLoach

shr

shop

and we concur, this situation be exploited by sending a letter to

asper.

Jackson ostensibly from this Defense Committee.

The letter is

allohan .

onrad

designed to discourage Jackson from returning to the Tougaloo

elt.

ple

campus and is a logical follow up in this situation.

Since the

s50n

ellivan.

letter is, in effect, anonymous there is no possibility of

avel.

embarrassment

to the

Bureau.

totter

TINAY 1 1966

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FBI

Date:

4/16/69

ansmit the following in

AIRTEL

ia

(Type in plaintext or code)

REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-44800)

FROM: SAC, JACKSON (100-980) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM -

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Re Jackson letter to Bureau dated 2/26/69.

111223769

The following is a counterintelligence proposal

of the Jackson Division submitted for Bureau approval:

in -

I. BACKGROUND

DONALD WILSON JACKSON, aka Muhammed Kenyatta,

1s a Negro male, age 24, who is an independent black

extremist of the Jackson Division, who is sympathic with

'the aims and purposes of the Student Non-Violent Co-Ordinating

Committee (SNCC), the Black Panther Party (BPP) and related

extremist groups. He is presently unemployed and resides

in a private residence near the Tougaloo College campus.

Until recently, he was a Tougaloo College student, however,

he was dismissed from school for failure to pay his bills.

He is on the Jackson Division Agitator Index and is originally

from the Chester, Pennsylvania, vicinity.

• IT. RECENT ACTIVITIES

In early 1969, a warrant was issued for JACKSON

based on his attempted theft of a television set from

the Tougaloo College campus; during this attempt he was

shot at, but not hit, by students; he paid a fine and was

released regarding this matter

(2-Bureat (RM)

2- Jackson

IF/jus

(4)

TE APR. 2EISS8

Approved:

Sent

_M

Per

Special Agent in Chargé

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JN 100-980

A Black Spring Weekend was held from 4/10-13/69,

at Tougaloo College and was attended by WILLIE RICKS,

BPP Southern representative, CHICO NEBLETT, East Coast

Field Marshal of the BPP and JAMES FORMAN,

former International

Director of SNCC; activities at this weekend included, among

other things, forums on the BPP and on the Republic of

.. New

Africe

(RNA). During this weekend associates of DON

JACKSON assaulted three white professors, struck one Negro

student in the face with a pistol and conducted firearms

firing in woods in near area of the campus.

They also

generally intimidated all white students and professors

on the campus.

As a result of these activities of JACKSON and his

associates, 20 Negro Tougaloo College students met in the

college chapel and formed a Defense Committee, as of 6:00 p.ms

4/11/69. Three pistols were handed out to members of the

Defense Committee in the event JACKSON and his associates

should try to take more serious action and provoke additional

incidents on the campus.

Following the incidents previously related President

GEORGE OWENS, Negro male of Tougaloo College, placed a notice

on the school bulletin boards urging all students to remain

calm despite several incidents caused by outside agitators.

President OWENS personally contacted Jackson SNCC representative

HOWARD SPENCER, who is a Tougaloo College graduate, and

told SPENCER to tell some of JACKSON's associates who were

not students and causing trouble to "cool it."

advised during the Black Spring

Weekend that JACKSON held one marihuana party at his residence

attended by many militants and extremists and also was

distributing packets of marihuana to various weekend attendees.

During the weekend JACKSON and his associates were

frequently at odds with RNA representatives at the school.

They boycotted the RNA forum and as a protest measure fired

guns in a wooded area in an extreme area of the campus.

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100-880

ON 100-980

The faculty and a great majority of the students

at the school were very distressed and upset with the foolish

and extremist activities of JACKSON and his associates, as

was evidenced by the forming of the Defense Committee.

Additionally, they felt that the programs of the BPP and

its representatives and associates was a program of nihilism.

III. PROPOSED COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MEASURE

It is proposed that the following letter be

typewritten on commercial paper and forwarded to DONALD

JACKSON at his Hillerest Street residence at Tougaloo,

Mississippi, bearing Tougaloo, Mississippi, postmark:

.?::

'Tougaloo College

Tougaloo, Mississippi

HO:6.

Date

"Muhammed Kenyatta---

"The deplorable activities and conduct

of you and your Black Panther brothers at the

recently completed Black Spring Weekend have

shocked the Tougaloo College conmunity into

realizing the basic errors in the intimidation

methods and nihilistic doctrines which you promote.

: Your inmature actions of discharging firearms

near the campus on Saturday afternoon, April 11,

• further alienated you and you 'outsiders' from the

spirit and tone in which all desired the BSW to

take.

Your recent involvement in various

criminal activities in and near Tougaloo College

as well as your irresponsibility in paying your

school bills while at Tougaloo College further

exemplify the inappropriateness of you, of all

people,

in any manner acting as a representative

of blacks in Mississippi or anywhere for that

matter. Your conduct and demeanor is representa-

tive of traits and habits we in our quest are

trying to rise above.

19164:11

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JN 100-980

"Accordingly, it has been determined

by solidity representative elements of the

Tougaloo College Student Body that you are

directed to remain away from this campus until

such time as your conduct and general demeanor

reach the desired level. This directive also

applies to your bringing any of your unruly

and undisciplined associates to. the campus.

"Should you feel that this is a

hollow directive and not heed our diplomatic

and well thought out warning we shall consider

contacting local authorities regarding some

of your activities or take other measures

available to us which would have a more direct

effect and which would not be as cordial as this

note.

"Tougaloo College Defense Committee"

IV. OBJECTIVE

It is hoped that this letter, if approved and

forwarded to JACKSON, will give him the impression that

he has been discredited at the Tougaloo. College campus

and is no longer welcomed there. It could discourage

him from inviting out of state extremists to visit him

and while here to speak at Tougaloo College. It may

possibly also cause him to decide to leave Mississippi

and return to his original home in Pennsylvania.

None of the above information in above

proposed letter will compromise any Jackson Division

informants.

V. RECOMMENDATION

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100 - 980

It is renuested that the above letter be

approved for preparation and execution by the Jackson

Division at the earliest possible date, noting that

timing in this matter is most important since the Black

Spring Weekend ended Sunday, 4/13/69. This letter has been

prepared in terms of the present thinking of some of the

students at Tougaloo College.'

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OPTIOÑAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1692 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

NO/RONs: SAG, JACKSON {100-980) (7)

DATE: 4/25/69

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(DONALD WILSON JACKSON)

Re Jackson airtel to Bureau 4/16/59; Bureau

airtel to Jackson 4/23/69.

Anonymous letter mentioned in references was

prepared and typed, using commercial stationery, and mailed

to Muhammed Kenyatta 4/25/69, at Tougaloo, Miss., Post

Office.

Jackson will advise if any results subsequently

learned regarding letter.

1-8066)

Bureat

(RM)

2 • Jackson

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(4)

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*:..

ROUTE IN ENVULOPE

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

Director, FBI (100-448006)

COUNTRRINTALLIGENCE PROGRAM

BICK MATICLIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGBICE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

5/28/69

1 - Mr. J. A. Marion

ReSDairtel and INM 5/5/69 captioned "Black Panther

Party, San Diego Division, Racial Matters."

Page six of referenced airtel contains information

indicating that Walter Wallace, current captain of the BeP

in San Diego, allegedly took all the money the Panthers had

recently collected from merchants for a "public school milk

fund."

San Diego should remain alert for any follow-up

information with which to promulgate specific counterintelligence

proposals. Take no action without specific Bureau authority.

JAM: ra (4)

NOTE:

San Diego has actively participated in the counter-

intelligence program as it pertains to the Ber. We are calling

their attention to information indicating that a BPP leader has

apparently misappropriated BPP funds. We are instructing them

to consider this in their continuing counterintelligence program.

REC- 20

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stricted pissesa

MAY 28 1969

MAILED 21

MAY 2 7 1963

COMM-FBI

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JN 100-980

On 5/27/69,

advised 'he determined that

DON JACKSON had departed Jackson permanently on 5/23/69,

and had stated he was leaving the Jackson vicinity as "things

were getting too hot for him here"

Philadelphia Division is being advised under subject's

main file caption re his permanent move to Harrisburg, Pa.

-2-

SUN CONCA

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,EX-116,

ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

1

1

1

T.

J

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4.

оді?

E. Bishop

A.

Marion

Glass

9/2/69

SAC, Pittsburgh (100-15780)

REC-20

Directox, FBI (100-448006) 1133

7

J. Deakin

E. Nugent

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLUCK RATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

FACIAL LNTKLLICENCE

(DAVID OWENS)

Reurairtel 8/25/69.

Pittsburgh is authorized to provide

anse "Pittshurgh Fress" newspaper,

incornation concerning the contemplated employment of lavid

Owens as a part-tine instructor at the University of Pittsburgh

during the coming school year.

Pittsburgh should insure that was understands

this intormation is being provided on a

conidential iasis

and may not be attributed to the Bureau thus insuring no

possible embarrassnent in this matter.

• Bureau should be advised of tangible results in

this natter.

Copy of this communication is being furnished WrO.

in view of their interest in this matter.

1 • WTO (157-1992)

PEN: jlm:

(9)

SEPS - 1969

David Owens is a black extremist affiliated with

COMtEFel Black Brotherhood

organization in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

violence-prone organization. Pittsburgh has requested

Bureau autority to furnish intes

mine

as "Pittsburgl: Press"

with information developed indicating Cions' possible hiring

as an instructor at the University of Pittsburgh.

We have

previously authorized release of public source data in his

regard in exposing Owens'

extremist activities.

chas been

Tolson

DeLogch.

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan.

Tavel.

Troller.

Tele. Room.

NOTE CONTINUED! PAGE TWO

GONe

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Letter to SAC, Pittsburgh

Re:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

100-448006

NOTE CONTINUED:

used previously in the counterintelligence program, and it

appears wens'consideration for employment at the University

of Pittsburgh affords an excellent opportunity to exploit

to our advantage.

•.

2

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• PD-a: (Ror. 5-22-61)

4

FBi

Date:

8/25/69

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or codel

Via

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO

From D/:

subject:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-148006)

SAC, : PITTSBURGH (100-15780) (P)

COUNTER- INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS.

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(DAVID OVENS)

ReBulet to Pittsburgh dated 4/23/69, and Bureau

Form 0-1 dated 8/20/69.

PEN

9/2/69

Relet granted Fittsburgh authority to furnish

"Pittsburgh press" newspaper,

public source-type data regarding DAVID OWENS and the United

Black Brotherhood.

On 8/25/69, a was contacted and advised that fey

to date no appropriate opportunity has arisen to expose

OWENS as a member of a violent group.

Ene advised that

he is remaining alert for any opportunity to utilize the

material furnished to him by Pittsburgh for this purpose.

Pittsburgh has recently received information from

informants that OWENS is being considered as a possible

part-time instructor at the University of Pittsburgh during

the coming school year in the Black Studies Program being

considered for that University. Bureau authority is

requested to advise faces of this contemplated employment

Of OWENS, with the suggestion that in view of oweNs?

membership in this violent group and his propensity for

vIolence, t

a newspaper may desire to expose OWENS

in regard to this employment.

REC-20

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- Pittsburgh

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Approved:

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lit

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Mr.

hir.

J.

J.

V.

+8/29/69

MatiOn

Walsh

Airtel

To: SAC, Milwaukee (157-459)

From: Director,

Director, 1S447100-448006) 12414

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

MAILED

24

₫ 1969

COMM-FBI

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan ..

Conrad _

Fell -

jole.

Rovott

Sullivar

Taver

Trolter.

Tele. Roois -

Holmes -

Gandy -

HiT 11291

Reurairtel 8/21/69:

Authority is granted to anonymously mail copies oi

the articles furnished to you as enclosures to Bulet 7/2/69

to the churches and main offices of grocery stores as suggesied

by your re airtel.

any trian

Insure that the identity of this Bureau is not divulged

in connection with these anonymous mailings. Your participation

in this counterintelligence endeavor is appreciated.

Advise

of any tangible results obtained.

JVW : set

(5)

1g59

NOTE:

SER

The

Bureau previously furnished to the field copies

duplicated on unvatermarked paper which contained no identifying

intornation of articles fron

"The Black Pantper" newspaper to

be used in the counterintelligence program directed

against

the Black Panther Party (BPP) and its "Breakfast for Children"

program.

These articles clearly show the hatred of the white

man by the black community as put forth by the Bee.

This authorizes)

HI to anonynously furnisi copies of these articles

to the churches

fand main offices of grocery stores who have cooperated with the BPP

in the lI area in sponsoring the "Brealfast for Children" program.

- In neutralizing the "Breaslast for Children" program, we do not

desire to prevent needy children iron these

breakfasts but are

attenpting to prevent the poisoning of the children's minds by

hard core EPP nembers who alvays conduct "Liberation

• School Classes"

in connection with these breakiasts.

The school classes endeavor

Ho inpress upon the minds of the young children the dins and

objectives

of the BPP.

MAIL ROOM (4]

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0.

dix.

Marion

Walsh

V.

8/29/69

Airtel

To:

SAC, Milwaulsee (157-159)

From: Director, Mil

(100-448006> 12414

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - INTE GROUPS

RAÇIAL INTELLIGSNCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

Reuralrtel 8/21/69

Authorlty is granted to anonymously nail copies oi

the articles furnished to you as enclosures to Bulet 7/2/69

to the churches and main offices of grocery stores as suggeste i

by ycur re airtel.

1T7,101

Insure that the identity of this Bureau is not divulged

in connection with those anonymous nailings.

Your participation

in this counterintelligence endeavor is appreciated.

Advise

os any tangible resulis obtained.

-.

UVW:set

(5)

1059

1969

AUG?

NOTE:

SER

COMM-FBI

The Bureau previously furnished to the field copies

duplicated on unnatermarked paper which contained no identifying

intornation of articles ¿rom

"The Black Panther" newspaper to

be used in the counterintelligence program directed against

the Black Panther Party (BPP) and its

"Breakfast for Children"

progran.

These articios clearly show the hatred of the vnite

man by the black community as put forth by the bie.

This authorizes

/MI to anonynously furnish copies of these articles to the churches

Tolson

Geloach

Bishop

Casper

alishan.

Conrad.

felt

Fina

sand min offices of grocery stores who have cooperated with the 522

in the ill area in sponsoring the "Breakfast for Children" progran.

-In neutralizing the 'Brenkfast for Childron" program, ve do not

desire to prevent neccy children iron these breakfasts but are

Mattonpting to provent the poisoning of the childron's minds by

-hard core DPP corbers vho aivys concuet "Liboration scaool Classes

,in connection vith these breakiasis.

Lie school ciassos endeavor

Troller c

Telo. Poo: -

Holaes -

o inpress upon the minds of the young children the ains and

objectives of the BPP.

MAIL 400 E TELETYPE UNIT C

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,FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date:

8/21/69

Transmit the following, in

AIRTEL

Via

silitar

б/зарік

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL

(Priority)

TO

:

FROM

:

SUBJECT:

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, MILYAUKEE (157-459) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE. GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

ReBulets captloned as above and dated 7/2, 11/69.

As noted in relet of 7/11/69, Milwaukee has developed

info that the BPP is operating the Breakfast for Children Program

in Milwaukee.. BPP members have approached numerous churches about

using their tacilities ior inis progian but to dutc they have

been unsuccessful.

In addition,

the BPP has solicited money and food

from nunerous grocery stores in the Milwaukee area.

Milwaukee

sources indicate that the BPP may be receiving as much as $500.

per week in money and food contributions.

It is felt that copies of the

articles attached to

relet should be mailed anonymously to main offices of grocery

stores which are already involved or who may become involved in

contributing to the breakfast program. It is also felt that

copies should be sent to churches in the area which are being

for the breakfast program.

Since the Breakfast for Children Program and other

BPP activities have been widely publicized in Milwaukee, there

would be

no reason for recipients of the above material

to

identify the Bureau as the source.

It is recommended that the following churches and

grocery stores be furnished with copies of attachments to

relet of 7/2/69:

- Bureau RAy ++-818-977-28 REA

!!.:

Milwaukee

RAB: EAK

(3)

30177196

T2: AVG-275 1969

1+41

Approved:

Sent

H/Ci...OX Special Agent in Charge

HT JJ2

UNRECORDED COPX FIIID IN

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MI 157-459

Cros's Lutheran Church, 1821 N. 16th St., Milwaukee;

Zion Traveler Baptist Chürch, 2526 N. 13th St., Milwaukee;

Calvary Baptist Church, 1727

N. 4th St., Milwaukee;

St. John Christian Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle,

2730 N. 4th, Milwaukee;

National Food Stores,

Inc., 2727 W. Silver

spring Dr., MiLwaukee;

Kroger Food Stores, 4700 N. 132nd, Milwaukee;

Red Owl Stores Inc., 4046 N. Teutonia, Milwaukee;

Sentry Food Stores,

1200 W. Sunset Dr., Waukesha;

Kohl's Food

Stores,

11100 W. Burleigh, Milwaukee;

Del Farm Food Stores, 1401 W. Center, Milwaukee.

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(FD-36 (1364-5-22-64)

Transmit the following, in

AIRTEL

Via

FBI

Date:

8/21/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL

(Priority).

:

TO

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, MILWAUKEE (157-459) (P)

& SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

ReBulets captioned

as above and dated 7/2,11/69.

As noted in relet of 7/11/69, Milwaukee has developed

info that the BPP is operating the Breakfast for Children Program

in Milwaukee. BPP members

have approached numerous churches about

using their tacilities for inis prugram büt to dutc they have

been unsuccessful.

In addition, the BPP has solicited money and food

from numerous grocery

stores in the Milwaukee area. Milwaukee

sources indicate that the BPP may be receiving as much as $500

per week in money and food contributions.

It is felt that copies of the articles attached to

relet should be mailed anonymously to main offices of grocery

stores which are already involved or who may become involved in

contributing to the breakfast program.

It is also felt that

copies should be sent to churches in the area which are being

approached by the BPP for the purpose of obtaining facilities

for the breakfast program.

Since the Breakfast for Children Program and other

BPP activities have been widely publicized in Milwaukee, there

would be no reason for recipients of the above material to

identify the Bureau as the source.

It is recommended that the following churches and

grocery stores be furnished with copies of attachments to

relet of 7/2/69:

13119%

- Bureau R

- Milwaukee

#, 66-810-77218

PRECAZ

рій-і

RAB: EAK

(3)

•St7. AUG-25 1969

Approved:

Sent

H/Cs.::JX Special Agent in Charge

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ni.?

MI 157-459

Cross Lutheran Church, 1821 N. 16th St., Milwaukee;

Zion

Traveler Baptist Church, 2526 N. 13th St., Milwaukee;

Calvary Baptist Church, 1727

N. 4th St., Milwaukee;

St. John Christian Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle,

2730 N. 4th, Milwaukee;

National Food Stores,

Inc., 2727W. Silver

barton

Spring Dr., Milwaukee;

Kroger Food Stores, 4700 N. 132nd, Milwaukee;

Red. Owl Stores Inc.,

4046 N. Teutonia, Milwaukee;

• Sentry Food Stores,

1200 W. Sunset Dr., Waukesha;

Kohl's Food Stores,

11100 W. Burleigh, Milwaukee;

Del Farm Food

Stores, 1401 W. Center, Milwaukee.

."

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ROUQE IN ENVELOR

Marion

9-15-69

SAC, Detroit (157-3214)

REG- 62

(100-448006) - 1251

8-111

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATICNALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELIIGUNCE

BLACK PANTIER PARTY (BPP)

ReDElet 9-3-69.

Authority is granted for Detroit to mail the

anonymous conmunicatian set forth in referenced letter.

Detroit should insure

that strict security is naintained

in this matter and

that the Bureau is not disclosed as

the source.

Advise of any results received as a result

of this activity.

(4)

NOTE:

• Detroit has proposed the mailing of a disruptive

anonymous communication to a representative number of Detroit

'BPP leaders and members.

The letter will be signed, "A

Concerned Sister,"' and it is believed will cause the recipient

to suspect a female leader of the BPP as the authoress of this

letter.

The letter questions the death of a BPP member who

is believed to have committed suicide some time ago. This

communication raises the possibility that national BPP leaders

were the cause of this so-called suicide.

We are authorizing

this communication.

There is no chance that the Bureau would

be divulged as the source and there is no chance that an

Informant could be compromised.

It is essential that we continue

to keep the BPP disrupted.

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohi

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad .

Felt -

Gale

Rosen.

Sullivan .

Trotter

Tele. Room -

MAILED 23

SEP 1 5 1969

COMM-FBI

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1A6Z EDITION

GSA FPMR (SI CFR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GO

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Director, FBI (100-448006)

FROM

SAC, Detroit (157-3214)

SURJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST. - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

DETROIT DIVISION

100:

DETROIT)

DATE:

9/3/69

il.

Letter 1051C, Detroit

9156-

TAM:

Detroit proposes utilizing the following counter-

intelligence technique as a disruptive measure within the

Detroit Black Panther Party (BPP). The counterintelligence

technique would be in the form of

an anonymous letter sent

to a representative number of Detroit BPP leaders and members.

This letter will be signed "A Concerned Sister" with the

expectation that it will cause suspicion oi JacklE stIcur, a

Detroit BPP leader, as the author of the letter. The letter

will read as follows:

"Dear Brothers and Sisters:

Who's next? You, me, who knows.

DO yOu

really believe Brother Baynham blew his brains

out.

Do you believe he shot the top of his head

off and then took the time to hide the gun in a

sate hiding place so that the pigs couldn't

find it.

The pigs call it

'suicide' and none

of the local brothers or sisters challenge this.

Who's kidding who.

Why was Brother Baynham's

rich black blood splattered all over a dirty room

in a lousy racist city.

Was this 'suicide'

and

the

"mercy killing' of one of out, other brothers in

New Haven arranged by Chief Executioneer, Hilliara.

Why doesn't Chief Brother Hilliard speak out on

our lost brothers.

Bureau (RM)

Detroit

EAS/CC

(4)

-=1.

PIEC

810981

L2 SEP

1959

1R. K7. S231

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an.

DE 157-3214

"Let's not only ask ourselves these

questions, let's also ask Brother Hilliara

for the answers. How about it Brother Hilliard?

"All power to the people.

"A Concerned Sister"

and members who woulthis letter will be sent to leaders

'be most susceptible, based on

intelligence data received from Detroit sources.

A copy

would also be sent to National BPP Headquarters, San

•Francisco, addressed to HILLIARD.

This letter would be typewritten and prepared

on commercially purchased paper and mailed from one of the

more predominantly Negro populated communities in the Detroit

area.

Every precaution will be taken to see that this letter

cannot be traced back to the Bureau. No action will be taken

in this matter pending receipt of Bureau authority.

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FD-36 (Rey, 5-22-64)

Mr. Tolson.

2'1.

silit....-

1.0.

sir.

..:a

FBI

Date:

9/19/69

Traneral the following in

(Type on plaintext or code)

1:3

AIRTEL

(Prioriey)

AlT.

20. 05

gl..

sir.

Pera

Jim:

Tale. Po :n.

of seiss

dendy

Moro

TO:

Director, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, Detroit (157-3214) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISI-HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

9/ä3/109

Re Bureau letter to Detroit, dated 9/15/69,

captioned as above, San Francisco radiogram to Bureau, and Detroit,

dated 9/18/69, captioned, "BLACK PANTHER FAKTI, DETROIT

DIVISION, RM"

, and San Francisco letter to Bureau, dated

7/25/69, captioned as above.

Enclosed for San Francisco is a copy of a letter

mailed out to the Detroit area Black Panther Party (BPP)

members and leaders.

Bureau authority was given 9/15/69 to

mail this letter under the CIp both to Detroit members and

tO DAVID HILLIARD of the national office.

On 9/19/69 br

advised that this /

letter has caused considerable consternation among members

of the Detroit chapter.

He said that the local people were

convinced that JACKIE SPICER and ANITA HARTMAN, two local

members, had gotten together to write this letter; consequently

FRANK MEYERS of Detroit contacted national BPP neadquarters

9/18/69 to advise them of this.

Source said that MEYERS was

told by national headquarters to stay away from JACKIE SPICER+

inasmuch as she was probably a police informant and that the

letter had come from the police through her.

However, the

Detroit BPP members are quite shaken by this letter because

: -1303

2 Bureau (RM)

(1 - 105-165706 Sub 15)

2 - San Francisco. (1. - 157-2305) (enc. 1) (RM)

(1-157-601)

1 - New Haven (Info) (RM)

MATT

2 - Detroit

10 SEP 2E 1969

EAS/cC

(7)

..é.

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pecial Agent it Charge

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DE 157-3214

--

most of them beleve or at least suspect that the substance

of the letter-- i.e. National BPP headquarters ordered the

execution Of ALEX RACKLEY Of New Haven and MICHAEL BAYNAHM

of Detroit- is accurate; and at a meeting on 9/18/69 a

decision was made to confront SPICER on this matter in the

by national headquarters.

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(RoV. 5-22 04)

FBI

Date:

10/1.7/69

it the following in

AIRTEL

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorily)

,TO:

/гком:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100- 448006)

SAC, DETROIT (157-3214)

SUBJECT: A COUNTERTVTEILIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

BPP

G, COORE

Enclosed for the Bureau are an original and two

copies of a pamphlet, and fos San Francisco one copy of

a pamphlet,

prepared by the Detroit division.

For the information of the Bureau and San

Francisco, With m

a has advised that one of the

arcas

OI sensItIVItY

• and contention among members of the

Detroit BPP is the sale of the BPP newspaper. As a matter

of fact one of the members of the Party, SELENA JACKSON,

was quite vocal in her opposition to the sale of the

neuspapar and has since left the Per this issue.

BPP members in Detroit feel that National BPP

35 15444-1359

Headquarters regard them as little more than newsboys.

This is especially evident in the fact that the Detroit

Chapter has been closed since 6/69 by order of the National

Party; however, the one function that the Detroit Chapter

was allowed to continue was sale of the BPP newspaper.

ĐCT 21 1569

CIP,

Detroit, feels that this situation can be

exploited by distribution of copies of the enclosed pamphlet

or a pamphlet similar to it prepared by the Exhibits

Section.

This pamphlet could obviously originate in

Detroit-and thereby point to SELENAXJACKSON as its author--

or, if other Chapters of the BPP are similarly disenchanted

with the EPP newspaper program, it could be made to appear

as though it originated in another city and sent to other

Chapters/lircluding Detroit.

3 79.:302

altite!

21- Bureau (Enc. 3) (RM)

2 - San Francisco (Enc. 1) (RM)

5-ptin

2 - Detroit

EAS/emt /1

pproved:

Sent -

-M Per

(6)

Special Agent in Charge

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DE 157-3214

Detroit is suggesting that this weakness in the BPP

be exploited Dy lise oi a pamphlet rather than a letter, not

only because of the necessity for variety and diversification

in approach to CIP, but also because the

• Detroit Division

has recently sent out a letter which was made to appear as

though it had been written by one of the Detroit BPP members

(It should be noted that this letter was in fact attribute&

to this member; and, consequently she (i.e. JACKIE SPICER)

and another member, ANITA/HARIMAN, were purged from the Party.)

San Francisco comments and Bureau evauation

requested.

2

usta

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PANTHER

GIVING

BLACK..POWER

SALUTE???

ITH

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NO!

PUSSY CAT

HUSTLING

PAPERS

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BPP

Boutsells

Join

the Bpp

AND

BE

NEWS BOY !!!

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ROULD IN ENVELOPE

J. A. Marion

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

EX-105

Director; FBI (100-148006)- 1264

9/9/69

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATICNALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTEILIGINCE - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

401-

ReSDairtel 8/29/69 concerning an anonymous letter

to the Bishop of the San Diego Diocese.

Authority is granted to mail the conmunication as

set jorth in reairtel.

The letter should be prepared on a

manual typevriter on commercially purchased paper. Strict

security must be maintained. Advise the Bureau of any

positive reaction to this communication.

JAM: dim

(1)

NOTE:

The notorious black extremist group known as the

Black Panther Party has in the past utilized a Catholic

church in San Diego, California, with the assistance

of its pastor, the Reverend Frank Curran, who is at the

very least naive. Several counterintelligence proposals

have been ained against Father Curran in an effort to

neutralize his activities. He is still assisting the BPP

and has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP members.

He has also alleged that the SDPD is racist and is creating

terrorism in the SD area. A new Bishop has been appointed

MAILED 24 In the SD Diocese. The SD Office has recommended that an

out the 1a1otic

solving

COMM-FBI

the problem of Father Curran.

He are authorizing

this counterintelligence proposal.

There is no chance of

embarrassment to the Bureau or that the Bureau could be

disclosed as the source of this communication. The sender

is ficticious. The address of the sender is a blind Post

Office Box which is rented under a ficticious name.

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt :

Gale

Posen

Sullivaa

Tavel

Trotter

Tele, Paps:

Holmes!

GAtH

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ROUT

IN ENVELOPE®

]

J. A. Marion

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

EX-105

Directos, TBI 8200-4480068 1264

9/9/69

COUNTERINTOELIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATICNALIST • LATE GROUPS

RACIAL INIELLIGRICE • DLACK PANTINE PARTY (BPP)

6/91!:

ReSDairtel. 3/29/69 concerning an anonymous letter

to the Bishop of the San Diego Diocese.

Authority is granted to mail the connunication as

set forth in reairiel. The letter should be prepared on a

manual typowriter on conmercially purchased paper. Strict

security must be maintained. Advise the Bureau of any

positive reaction to this conmunication.

SAM:dim

!

(11)

NOTE:

The notorious black extrenist group known as the

Black Panther Party has in the past utilized a Catholic

church in San Diego, California, with the assistance

of its pastor, the Reverend Frank Curran, who is at the

very least naive. Several counterintelligence proposals

have been aimed against Father Curran in an effort to

neutralize his activities. He is still assisting the BPP

and has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP members.

He has also alleged that the SDPD is racist and is creating

terrorism in the SD area.

A new Bishop has been appointed

MAILED 24 In the SD Diocese:

The SD Office has recommended that an

SEP. - iscanonymous letter be mailed to hin pointing, out the idiotic

-conduct of rather Curran and requesting assistance ir

COLAM-FBI

solving the problem of Father Curran.

We are authorizing

this counterintelligence proposai.

There is no chance of

embarrassuent to the Bureau or that the Bureau could be

disclosed as the source of this communication. The sender

is ficticious.

The address of the sender is a blind Post

Office Box which is rented under a ficticious name.

olson

cLoach

ahr

ishop

asper

allahon.

andad

usen

sotter

про, Врії

53200F Dodia: 32

$82

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/.

"Fridio' (164: 5-22-648

FBI

Date:

8/29/69

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Type in plaintext or code)

• AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

• ,

Fili:

5t/:

For the information of the Bureau, Reverend FRANK

Christ the King Roman Catholic Church,

32nd and

Diego - california, has indicated an open advegacy

of the BPP Breakfast Program and the black militant movement

in general. He has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP

members and has alleged that the San Diego Police Department

is racist and is creating terrorism in the SanDiego area.

Bureau

authority is requested to send the following

Ietter to Bishop LEO MAHER, Bishop of the San Diego Diocese.

Dear Excellency:

I know that you are new to our Diocese and

therefore hesitate to greet you with a problem of

such magnitude so close to your recent arrival.

However, the problem is reaching such proportions

that I feel compelled to make you cognizant of it

in the hopes that something can be done before more

serious problems arise throughout the Church in

San Diego.

ЛЕС

24

EX-105

1094421606-1264

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

• San Diego

RLB: bef

(4)

:ICC81098D

SEP _ 44 1969

ROUTING UNIT FWIN; AUS

19-4-69

NY 552APYGIENOR BENER SUNT

Sent

A At Sauke

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SD 100-14192

Father Frank Curran, our Pastor at Christ

the King on 32nd

and Imperial, has reached what

•I consider almost a psychotic state concerning his

fight for what he refers to as the plight of the

black man. I personally support equal rights and

privileges for all people, but Father Curran has gone

,far beyond what would be considered the efforts of

a rational individual:

For example, he has on a couple of occasions,

allowed members of the violence prone Black Panther

Party to use our church as a "sanctuary."

The Lord

only knows from what Father Curran believes

these

He alleges that our

bunch of

deare be me mi cant is so a

Your Excellency, approximately 80% of our

church is non-black and 1

would venture to guess

that roughly 95% of the financial support comes

from this group.

In talking with other parishioners,

the general feeling is that if Father Curran is

not replaced as our Pastor immediately, one of two

things will happen. Either all financial support

normally designated for the church will be channeled

to individual charities outside of

• the San Diego area

and/or the parishioners will fulfill their spiritual

requirements in some other church.

I have been a member of Christ the King for

many years now, as have the majority of our parishioners.

We would certainly not want to do anything which would

in any way jeopardize the continuance of what we

have come to regard as "our church."

I sincerely hope

that you will be sympathetic to our grievances and will

conduct your own inquiry to personally evaluate the

mental condition and activities of our Pastor." Please

help us Excellency, you are the only one who can preserve

what we have for so many years cherished.

Sincerely,

T. E. Ellis

Post Office Box 12186

San Diego

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the name T. E. ELLIS is fictitious

and the Post Office Box

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Erass: (801-5-22-64)

• FBI

Date:

8/29/69

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

(Type in plaintext or code)

• AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO: .

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

X CURRAN

For the information of the Bureau, Reverend FRANK

import Christ the King Roman Catholic Church,

32nd and

, San Diego, California,

has indicated an open advocacy

.of the BPP Breakfast Program and the black militant movement

in general.

He has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP

members and has alleged that the San Diego Police Department

is racist and is creating terrorism in the SanDiego area.

Bureau authority is requested to send the following

letter to Bishop LEO NAHER, Bishop of the San Diego Diocese.

Dear Excellency:

I know that you are new to our Diocese and

therefore hesitate to greet you with a problem of

such magnitude so close to your recent arrival.

however, the problem is reaching such proportions

that I feel compelled to make you cognizant of it

in the hopes that something can be done before more

serious problems arise throughout the Church in

San

• Diego.

REG

24

EX-105

- Bureau (AN) (REGISTERED)

— San Diego

159mi642.1s4-1264

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RE SEP _ 4 1969

ROUTING UNIT FWIS; RUS,

19-4-69

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SD 100-14192

Father Frank Curran, our Pastor at Christ

the King on 32nd and Imperial, has reached what

I consider almost a psychotic state concerning his

fight for

what he refers to as 'the"

plight of the

black man.

privileges

I personally support equal rights and

for all people, but Father Curran has gone

far beyond what would be considered the efforts of

a rational individual.

For example, he has on a couple of occasions,

allowed members of the violence prone Black Panther

Party to use our church as a "sanctuary." The bord

only knows from what Father Curran believes these

He alleges that our

bunch of racists and often used his office to

promulgate the demands of the militant groups.

Your Excellency, approximately 80% of our

church is non-black and I would venture to guess

that roughly 25% of the financial support comes

from this group.

In talking with other parishioners,

the general feeling is that if Father Curran is

not replaced as our Pastor immediately, one of two

things will happen. Either all financial support

normally designated for the church will be channeled

to individual charities outside of the San Diego area

and/or the parishioners will fulfill their spiritual

I have been a member of Christ the King for

many years now, as have the majority af our parishioners.

He would certainly not want to do anything which would

in any way jeopardize the continuance of

what we

have come to regard as "our church."

I sincerely hope

that you will be sympathetic to our grievances and will

conduct your own inquiry to personally evaluate the

mental condition and activities of one Pastor. Pleasa

help us Excellency, you are the only one who can preserve

what we have for so many years cherished.

Sincerely,

T. E. Allis

Post Office Box 12186

San Diego

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• For the additional information of the Bureau,

the name

is

T. E. ELLIS is fictitious and the Post Office Box

not traceable to the Bureau.

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WOU.

MANET.OPE

1 - Mr. J. A. Marion

x:9-11-69

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

REC- 73

FSI

(200-448006) - 1719.

COURZERIIELLIGENGE PROGRAM

BLACK KLIUALIST - INCE GROUPS

RACIAL INIELLICENGE - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

ReSDairtel 8-29-69 concerning requested permission

to place anonymous phone calls to the Auntliary Bishop of

the San Diego Diocese. Authority granted to nake the three

anonymous phone calls

as requested in referenced airtel.

Full security nust be maintained in this endeavor

so that the Bureau cannot be divulged as the source oi these

phone calls with resulting embarrassment. Advise of any

reaction received through this counterintelligence endeavor.

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(4)

NOTE:

MAILED 21

SEP 111969

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sen

The Black Panther Party (BPP) in San Diego (SD) has

utilized the Catholic Church as a sanctuary through the

cooperation of the pastor, Reverend frank Curran. Father curran

is at the very least naive and has withstood several counterintelliget

sendeavors aimed at neutralizing this cooperation. He has gone so tax

us to make statements that the San Diego Police Department 15

oracist and is creating terror in the area.

SD has requested

authority to place three anonymous phone calls to the

AuXilIary BiShop of sD

These calls would protest Father

Curran's using the church as a sanctuary, would object t

Father Curran's utilization of the church for the notorous

₫BPP Breakfast Program, and would protest various sermons

given by Father Curran in which he advocates support of

- black militants.

He are authorizing these calls. These is

-no chance of embarrassment to the Bureau and the Bureau

will not be disclosed as the source.

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TWO

alter

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NOTE CONTINUED:

This proposal is the second proposal utilized against

Father Curran in the last several days. By letter dated

9-8-69 San Diego was authorized to mail an anonymous letter

to another Catholic Church official in San Diego. This letter

was mailed to Bishop Leo Maher and pointed out some of the

racist activities of Father Curran.

The phone calls we are

authorizing at this time will be made to Reverend John Quin,;

the Auxiliary Bishop who is a subordinate of Maner:. It is believer

that it is essential to keep the pressure on the Catholic hierarchy

as it concerns Father Curran.

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. - Mr. J. A. Marion

9-11-69

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

• REC- 73

DireCter:

FSI 000-448005)

(300-40006) - 1869

COUM ARTICALLIGE DA PROCESI

RACIAL INIELLIGEIGE - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BEP)

mail

SEP 1 11969

ach

tan.

ReSDaistel 8-29-69 concerning requested permission

to place anonymous phone calls to the /uiliary Bishop of

the San Diego Diocese.

Authority granted to nake the three

anonymous phone calls as reruested in referenced airtel.

Full security must be maintained in this endeavos

so that the Dureou connot be divulged as the source of tliese

phone calls with resulting embarrassment. Advise of any

.. reaction received

through this counterintelligence endeavor.

JAM: dIm/bad

(4)

NOTE:

The Black Panther Party (BPP) in San Diego (SD) has

utilized the Catholic Church as a sanctuary through the

cooperation oi the pastor, Reverend irank Curran. Father Curran

is at the very least naive and has withstood several counterintelliger

mendeavors aimed at neutralizing this

cooperation. He has gone so far.

¿as to make statements that the San Diego Police Department is

oracist and

is crcating terror in the area.

SD has requested

authority to place three anonymous phone calls to the

Auxiliary Bishop of SD.

These calls rauld protest father

Curran's using the church as a sanctuary, would object to

Father Curran's utilization of the church for the notorious

BPP Breakfast Program, and would protest various sermons

given by Father Curran in which he advocates support of

black militants.

He"are authorizing these calls. These is

-no chance of embarrassment to the Bureau and the Bureau

will not be disclosed as the source.

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TWO

1'5am

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NOTE CONTINUED:

This proposal is the second proposal utilized against

Father Curran in the last several days. by letter dated

9-8-69 San Diego was authorized to nail an inonymous letter

to another Catholic Church official in San Diero. This letter

was mailed to Bishop Leo Micher and pointcd vui some of the

racist activities of Father Curran.

The phone calls we are

authorizing at this time will be made to Reverend John Quin,.

the Auxiliary Bishop who is a subordinate of Maher.. It is believer

that it is essential to keep the pressure on the Catholic hierarchy

as it concerns Father Curran.

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Transmit the following in -

Via

AIRTELi

FBI

Date: 8/29/69

(Type in plaintexi or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

4-16,147

For the information of the Bureau, Reverend RANK

-CURRAN, Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, 32nd and

Imperial, SanDiego, California, has indicated an open advocacy

of the BPP Breakfast Program and the black militant movement

In general.

He has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP

members and has alleged that the San Diego Police Departnent

is racist and is creating terrorism in the San Diego area.

Bureau authority is therefore requested to place

three anonymous telephone calls to Bishop JOHN QUIN, Auxiliary

Bishop of theSan Diego Diocese.

The first call would protest Father CURRAN using the

.. church as a sanctuary for black militants and for the

furtherance of the programs of black militant groups.

The second call, placed on a Monday, would protest

homilies given by Father CURRAN in which he advocates support

of black militant groups.

The third call would specifically object to the

utilization of the church for the BPP Breakfast Program in which

the caller would indicate that in theory this program has merit

but in San Diego is simply being utilized as a media of

propaganda for the militant BPP.

REG- 73/

2

- Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

- San Diego

STOPERA IZATISON

24-111 , SEP 4 1969

-1061

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- Sent .

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All of the above calls will be made from "parishioners"

objecting to the use of their church to assist a black militant

cause.

Two of the callers will urge that Father CURRAN be

removed as Pastor of the church, and one will threaten suspension

of financial support of the church if the activities of the

Pastor are allowed to continue.

Fictitious names will be utilized in the event

a name is requestedly the Bishop.

The calls, if approved, will be placed approximately

four days apart.

•It is felt that complaints, if they do not effect

the removal of father CURRAN from southeast San Diego Bisho at

least result in Father CURRAN becoming aware that his

is cognizant of his activities and will thus

result in a

curtailment of these activities.

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ransmit the following in

ia

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 8/29/69

(Type in plaintert or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

. TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI. (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

For the intormation of the Bureau, Reverend LAN

A CURRAN,

Christ the King Roman Catholic Church, sund and

Imperial, SanDiego, California, has

indicated

an open advocacy

of the BPP Breakfast Program and the black militant movement

in

general.

He has utilized his church as a sanctuary for BPP

members and has alleged that the San Diego Police Department

is racist and is creating terrorism in the San Diego area.

Bureau authority is therefore requested to place

three anonymous telephone calls to Bishop JOIN QUIN, Auxiliary

Bishop of theSan Diego Diocese.

The first call would protest Father CURRAN using the

church as a sanctuary for black militants and for the

furtherance of the prograns of black militant groups.

The second call, placed on a Monday, would protest

homilies given by Father CURRAN in which he advocates support

of

black militant groups.

The third call would specifically object to the

utilization of the church for the BPP Breakfast Program in which

the

caller would indicate that in theory this program has merit

but in San Diego is simply being utilized as a media of

propaganda for the militant BPP.

- Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

REC- 73/

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2 ~ San Diego

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All of the above calls will be made from "parishioners"

objecting to the use of their church to assist a black militant

cause.

Two of the callers will urge that-rathor CURRAY be

remover as

Pastor of the church, and one will threaten sugrension

o1 financial support of the church it the activities of te

Pastor are allowed to continue.

Fictitious names will be utilized in the event

a name is requestedly the Bishop.

The calls, if approved, will be placed approximately

four days apart.

It is felt that complaints, if they do not effect

least result in Father CURiAN beconing aware that his

the renoval of rather cuma from southeast san Diego siahone

is cognizant of his activities and will thus result in a

curtailment of these activities.

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TWO

POUNDS, THIS INCREASE "ILL COME TO TWO HUNDRED IWENTY FIVE.

TO THREE HUNDPED DOLLARS PER WEEKLY SHIPMENT TO NEW YORK

WHICH MEANS APPPOXIMATELY FOSTY PERCENT INCEASE. OFFICIALS

AGREE TO DETERMINE CONSIGVOR IN SAY FRANCISCO AND FROM THIS

DETERMINE ALL CONSIGNEES IHFOUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES SO

THAT THEY CAN IMPOSE FULL LEGAL TARIFE.

• THEY PELIEVE THE AIPLINES ARE

DUE THE DIFFERENCE IN

FREIGHT TARIFFS AS NOTED ASOVE FOR PAST SIX TO EIGHT MONIHS,

AND ARE CONSIDEPING DISCUSSIONS WITH THRIR LEGAL STAFF

CONCEPHING SUIT FOR RECOVERY OF DEFICIT. FEOM CONSIGNEES

THEY ESTINATE THAT IN NEW YORK ALONE WILL EXCEED

TEN

THOUSAND DOLLARS.

SUPEAU AND SAN FRANCISCO WILL 3E KEPT ADVICEO.

SAN FRANCISCO ESTARLISY LIAISON

LAL TO INSURE ALL

SPP NEWSPAPER SHIPHENTS IDENTIFISD AND FULL TAPIFE IMPOSED.

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10-11-69

TO BRECTOR

FROM NEW YORK

COUNTERINTELLINGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST •

HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP>

CONTACT WITH OFFICIALS, TEN NINE SIXTY NINE, UNITED

AIR LINES CUAL' - AIR FREIGHT DIVISION, NEW YORK,

• INTERNATIONAL AIRPORI, JAMAICA, NEW YORK, REFLECIS THAT THE

BPP PICKS UP PANTHER NEWSPAPERS ON A WEEKLY BASIS, TARIFF

FOR WHICH IS USUALLY PAID. IN COIN RATHER BILLS.

PAPERS ARE PACKED IN GALLO WINE BOXES SEALED WITH BROWN

PAPER. AIRLINE OFFICIALS ADVISED THE BPP IS CHARGED

GENERAL RATE FOR PRINTED MATERIAL AT THIS TIME, HOWEVER,

FOLLOWING A DISCUSSION WITH UAL OFFICIALS IT WAS DETERMINED

THAT BEGINNING WITH THIS SHIPMENT, UAL WILL CHARGE FULL LEGAL

RATE ALLOWABLE FOR NEWSPAPER SHIPMENT. OFFICIALS ADVISE

THIS INCRIASE IS SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER HUNDRED

WEIGHT AND SINCE BPP SHIPS BETWEEN THREE TO FOUR THOUSAND

END PAGE ONE

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recommendations nor conclusinns ol

the FBI.

it and its contents are not to be

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POUNDS, THIS INCREASE WILL COME TO TWO HUNDRED IWENTY FIVE

TO THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEKLY SHIPMENT TO NEW YORK

WHICH MEANS APPROXIMATELY FORTY PERCENT INCREASE. OFFICIALS

ÁGREE TO DETERMINE CONSIGNOR IN SAN FRANCISCO AND FROM THIS.

DETERMINE ALL CONSIGNEES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES SO

THAT THEY CAN IMPOSE FULL LEGAL TARIFF.

THEY BELIEVE THE AIRLINES ARE DUE THE DIFFERENCE IN

•FREIGHT TARIFFS AS NOTED ABOVE FOR PAST SIX TO EIGHT MONTHS,.

AND ARE CONSIDERING DISCUSSIONS WITH THEIR LEGAL STAFF

CONCERNING SUIT FOR RECOVERY OF DEFICIT FROM CONSIGNEES

THEY ESTIMATE THAT IN NEW YORK

ALONE WILL EXCEED TEN

THOUSAND DOLLARS.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

HH

OFTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAY 1032 EDITION

GSA FPMR (61 CFR) 101-19.8

• UNITED STATES GI

Memorandum

NT

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

11/3/69

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

•BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE-BPP

The following successful counterintelligence action

taken by the NYO with respect to the Black Panther Party (BPP) •

Breakfast Program is set forth for intormation purposes.

On 10/28/69, information was received that CHARLENE

Anthony car, Been in the a tact a palest

ments to institute a Breakfast Program at the church.

Investigation by the NYO determined that the church referred

to was probably st. Anthony of Padua, 832 Hast 166th St., Bronx,

NY, and the priest possibly one Father Strutz.

on 10/29/69, Father STELTZ was iterviewed by SAS JOHN

I• DUWNEY aNd JAMES G. 'LIZGERALU.

He stated that he nad been

approached by one CHARLENE LANE from the BPP on 10/27/69.

She

requested space at St. Anthony's in order that the BPP could serve

free breakfast to the local children.

She said the food would be

solicited from local merchants, the BPP would serve. it and the BPP

would clean the premises after

breakfast.

Father STELTZ stated that he readily agreed to the program

but stipulated to CHARLENE LANE that no political overtures could be

made to the children. She agreed and he approved of the program

which was to begin on 11/3/69.

Father STEINZ stated that he was

aware of the reputation of the BPP, but felt that he could oversee

the program and control do PullEd 85.

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The Interviewing agents proceeded to fully discuss

the BPP

with Father STELTZ. It was pointed out to him that while, as he

stated, he is aware of the BPP reputation, such action on his part

would provide the BPP with an aura of respectability.

The agents

related to him the problems which could arise should he one day

decide to discontinue the program after it started.

Children would

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have been indoctrinated with BPP Ideology, others in his school

would be recruited into the BPP, parents would be discontented with

a discontinuation of free breakfast and local merchants would be

chagrined at possibly being forcibly persuaded to give free food

to Father STELTZ.

Father STELTZ appeared apprehensive at the possible

repercussions of such a program and stated that he knew of no way

: to call it off at this late dete

He was advised that another Pastor, in a similar

situation, called a meeting of his Parish Council (PC) submitted

the BPP program to them and by unanimous vote the PC votea against

the Idea.

Father STELTZ thanked the agents for their consideration

oí his problem and expicosed his appreciation iur the FBI alerting

him to what could have been a disasterous situation.

In conclusion,

he stated that he would call an emergency meeting of his non-

existent Parish Council and advise the BPP of the decision not

to have a BPP sponsored Free Breakfast Program.

on 11/3/69, Father STELTZ was recontacted a which time

he stated that the BPP Free Breakfast Program did not begin as

planned on this date nor would he permit it at st. Anthony's in

the future.

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FROM

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IOS2 IDITION

ESA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GI

Memorandum

NT

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) •

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140)

DATE:*

11/3/69

iLBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE-BPP

The following successful counterintelligence action

taken by the NYO with respect to the Black Panther Party (BPP)

Breaklast Program is set forth for information purposes.

• On 10/28/69, information was received that CHARLENE

ments to institute a Breakfast Program at the church.

Investigation by the NYO determined that the church referrec

to was probably St. Anthony of Padua, 832 East 166th St., Bronx,

NY, and the priest possibly one Father Statiz.

on 10/29/69, Father STELIZ was interviewed by SAS JOHN

LO DOWNEY aNd JAMES G. FLIEGERALD. He stated that he nad been

approached by one CHARLENE LANE from the BPP On 10/27/69. She

free breakfast to the local children. She said the lood would be

would clean the premises after breakfast.

Father STELtz stated that he readily agreed to the progran

but stipulated to CHARLENE LANE that no political overtures could be

made to the children.

She agreed and he approved of the program

which was to begin on 11/3/69.

Father StELTz stated that he was

aware of the reputation of the BPP, but felt that he could oversee

the program and control it PullEd 85/j•

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The interviewing agents proceeded to fully discuss the

BPP

with Father STELTZ. It was pointed out to him that while, as he

stated, he is aware of the BPP reputation, such action on his part

would provide the BPP with an aura of respectability. The agents

related to him the problems which could arise should he one day

decide to discontinue the program aiter it started. Children would

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a discontinuation of free breakiant and local merchants would be

to Father STEL12.

Father STELTZ appeared apprehensive at the possible

repercussions of such a program and stated that he knew of no way

:to call lt off at this late date.

He was advised that another Pastor, in a similar

situation, called a meeting of his Parish Council (PC) subnitted

the BPP progran to them and by unanimous vote the PC voted against

the idea.

Father STELTZ thanked the agents for their consideration

pe hag probion and exprossed his appreciation fur the FBi alerting

him to what could have been

a disasterous sicuation.

. In conclusion,

he stated that he would call an emergency meeting of his non

existent Parish Council and advise the BPP of the decision not

to have a BPP sponsored Free Breakfast Program.

On 11/3/69, Pather STELIZ was recontacted & which time

he stated that the BPP Free

Brcakfast Program did not begin as

planned on this date nor would he permit it at st. Anthony's in

the ruture.

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ROUTE

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SAC, San

P2530 (100-14192)

Directodisl: (100-448006) 1 443

COUNTERINIELLIGINCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

1

November 24, 1969

- Mr. Atkinson

- Mr. Helgeson

Reurairtel 11/19/69.

San Diego is authorized to send the anonymous letter,

context of which was set forth in reairtel. Take the usual

precautions to insure that this mailing cannot be traced to

the Bureau.

Recipient offices be alert to any results of this

mailing and advise Bureau.

1 • San Francisco

1 - Los Angeles.

HEH: ekwelw

(7)

NOTE:

The San Diego Office has advised that Anthony Dumas,

functioning as disciplinarian for the BPP in San Diego, has

recently sentenced female members for minor rule infractions

to sleeping with him for a particular number of nights. San Diego

has suggested an anonymous letter to Captain Long John Washington

in Los Angeles complaining of these tactics.

San Diego has

advised that Washington is the individual to whom the majority

Sof the grievances of the San Diego branch are normally taken.

The letter proposed should be an effective disruptive technique.

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ransmit the following in

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 11/19/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL

(Priority)

13?

TO

: DIRECIOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM : SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NNTTONATIST

"RACTAL INTELLIGENCE

- HATE GROUPS

(BPP)

Re San Diego airtel to the Director dated 11/12/69;

and Director letter to San Diego dated 11/18/69.

For the information of the Bureau, the

proposed annonymous letter concerning ANTHONY DUMAS

will, if approveú, be sent to captain LONG JOHN

WASHINGION In Los Angeles due to the fact that WASHINGION

appears to be the individual to whom the majority of

grievances of the San Diego Branch are normally taken.

In regard to the Bureau's comments concerning

the grammatical characteristics of the proposed letter,

it 15 pointed out to the Bureau that the majority of

Individuals within the Black Panther Party in San Diego

are reasonably weil-educated.

The majority of

correspondence submitted by these individuals, which

has been seen by the san Diego Office, appears to pe

I rather well written.

However, Bureau evaluation

is requested concerning the following letter Instead

of the letter as contained within te

referenced San

• Diego airtel to the Bureau:

2L Bureau (AM-REGISTERED) " 1^5

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1- IOs Angeles (157-1752) Info (AM-REGISTERED)

_ I- San Francisco (157-601) (Info) (AM-REGISTERED) ..

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"Dear Captain Washington:"

"The sisters here in San Diego have a complaint.

We're all sick and tired of Tony Dumas.

He keeps holding

trials for us for litle things that don'e amount to nothing

and then he sencences us to sleep with him as punishment.

Sometimes the punishment lasts for four ob five nights.

It isn't that we don't like this type punishment except

that Dunas 1s such a dirty pig.

"We're all willing to take orders about party

maters but this don'e have anything to do with the

Panthers.

He only does it because it is the only

way he can get & sister to go to bed with him and

he ain't worthy of being called a Panther."

Signed "Power to the Vanguard"

"PoS. I can't sign this because if he found out he'd

have me offed or even worse sentence me to ten

nights rich him next time."

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ROUTE IN ENTZLOPE

SAC, Buffalo (157-746)

REC- 89

Director, FBI (100-448006) - 112.3

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

1 - Mr. Deakin

•1 - Mr. Michela

February 17, 1970

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ReBUlet 2/5/70.

Authority is granted to send the anonymous letter

set forth in relet to the individuals mentioned in relet.

Insure that all necessary precautions are taken to prevent

the letter being traced to the Bureau and to prevent any

possible embarrassment to the Bureau. Promptly advise of

any concrete results arising out of this counterintelligence

endeavor.

1 - San Francisco (157-2588)

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NOTE:

San Francisco developed information that a Rochester,

New York, high school teacher was in contact with the Circulation

Manager of the Black Panther Party (BPP) newspaper in

San Francisco on 12/18/69 and advised, that the Rochester School

System would send a check in the amount of $102 for BPP newspaper

subscriptions.

Buffalo recommends sending a letter signed .

"A Black Parent" to the Rochester School System ,which would

protest the school's subscription to the BPP newspaper which

preaches violence and hate. The letter would be sent to the

Mayor of Rochester, the Superintendent of Schools, the

Commander of the American Legion in Rochester, and to two

-Rochester Allpapets. The letter would alert responsible

FEB 1 7 1970

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Letter to SAC, Buffalo

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

100-448006

NOTE CONTINUED:

community leaders to the fact that the inflammatory

BPP newspaper is being brought into the school system

at the taxpayers' expense.

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,TO

FROM

. SUBJECT

L

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

• ALAY I96T EDITION

GSA APHR (4: CFR) 101-11.d

• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

2/5/70

SAC, Buffalo (157-746) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

ReSPairtel captioned,

"BPP, BUFFALO, RACIAL MATTER -

BPP.," dated 12/22/69, and Bulet to BU dated 1/9/70.

Referenced San Francisco airtel set out information

indicating an ALAN, BARISH (phonetic), a Rochester, N.Y.

high

school teacher, on 12/18/69 was in contact with SẢM NAPỈER,

Circulation Manager of the BPP newspaper in San Francisco.

The purpose of this

contact was to advise NAPIER the Rochester,

N.r., School System would soon be sending a check in the amount

or $102.00 for BPP newspaper subscriptions.

Buffalo is submitting the following counterintelligence

proposal which, if authorized,

could possibly result in the

canceling of the subscriptions to the BPP newspaper or in

banning future subscriptions to the newspaper at taxpayers'

expense.

Further, it would focus attention on ALAN J. BARASCH,

a Black: History teacher at tast High school, rochester, so as

to deter him from imolementing black extremist literature anc

philosophy into the Black History curriculum of the Rochester,

N.X., Public School System.

The proposal would be in the form

an anonymous letter from a black educated and concerned

parent.

The letter would be mailed to appropriate responsible

community Leaders who, in turn, It is expected, would exert

pressure and influence to eliminate any use of

BPP literature

at taxpayers' expense from being available in the Rochester

School System.

"Dear Sir:

"My son is a student at East High

School, Rochester, N.Y.

I am a long-time

resident, homes 1i?

owner, and

taxpayer of Rochester.

2

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- Buffalo

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""'I am proud of my family, our city, ano

our school system.

1 make every effort

to raise my family in a Christian manner

and to help them become good citizens of

our community.

I want to be proud of my

family and I want them to respect me.

want my children to have all the benefits

of a good education that were not available

to me.

"I write this letter because I think

it is my civic duty and I want to be sure

that responsible people know about what I

think is

a. Dad sItuation.

ecause it can influence my son in :

way

which is exactly the opposite of the way

our son is being raised. I am talking

about this Panther Party newspaper which

preaches violence and hate that is avail-

able at East High School.

When I called

the school to find out about this paper,

I was told that Mr. Barasch, a teacher at

East, was authorized by the

Board of

Education to get 15 to 20 Panther Party

papers each week sent to the school at

the school!s expense.

I don't like the

idea of spending our

tax money for such

trash that can poison the minds of our

Kids and possibly lead to more violence

petween the races.

Our racial problem

an be solved, but certainly not br read-

ing the Black Panther Party newspaper.

"I hope you will share my interest

in this problem to be sure that the tax-

payer money is not being wasted to create .

more racial tension,

hate and violence

among our schoo. children in our city.

"A Black Parent"

Some of the individuals that this anonymous letter

would be mailed to would be:

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BU 157-746

"(1)

Mayor of Rochester

STEVEN MAY,

30 West Broad St., Rochester, N.Y., 14614

(2)

Superintendent, City School District

HERMAN R. GOLDBERG,

13. So. Fitzhugh St., Rochester, N.Y., 14614

(3) American Legion

100 BE HAYES, Rochester, inTo, County,

(4) Newspapers

Rochester Times-Union,

55 Exchange St., Rochester, N.X., 14614

Rochester Democrat & Chronicle,

55 Exchange St., Rochester, N.Y., 14614

San Francisco is requested to offer any comments

regarding the feasibility of utilizing this technique.

Commercially purchased stationery would be used in

the mailing of the anonymous letter, and all necessary

precautions

would be taken to prevent the letter from being traced to the

Bureau and to prevent any embarrassment to the Bureau. Any

tangible results received from this proposal would be furnished

to the Bureau and San Francisco.

No action will be taken by

Buffalo in this matter pending Bureau approval.

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TO

FROM

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

¿ OSA APAR (AI CER) NE

UNITED ST. LES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Director, FBI (100-448006)

SAC, Buffalo (157-503) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

DATE!

6/4/70

3

3/3/70, captioned as above

and mylets

cabtioned "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

GENCE (BLACK PANTHER PARTY)."

Referenced letter of 4/10/70 set out information

concerning a mailing of an anonymous letter to various

community leaders in Rochester, N.Y., regarding a subscription

to the Black Panther Party newspaper by East High School,

HERMAN R.

Rochester, GotbBind, Superintendent of Schools, City of

• Rochester, Rochester, N.Y.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

on an unrelated matter,

receipt of the aforementioned anonymous letter.

Mr. GOLDBERG

stated that as a result of receiving the anonymous letter,

he caused a thorough inquiry to be made into the purpose of

newspaper.

ability of the BPP newspaper for East High School students

nor any other school in the Rochester School System.

described the BPP newspaper as an obscene, race baiting news-

paper, and advised the School is no longer receiving the

publication.

Mr. GOLDBERG expressed great satisfaction that

a letter such as

this would be directed to him from a black

parent, as it indicates to him the strong sense of responsibility

MiceD RECar 0 00-4120 61611

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BU 157-503

shared by black parents for the curriculum of their children.

Mr. GOLDBERG considered

the letter to be a

legitimate

expression of a concerned black parent and praised this

• particular type of action.

PENDING COUNTER INTELLIGENCE ACTION

In the absence of any current BPP or other Black

Nationalist Hate Group activity in the Buffalo Division,

no specific programs are in effect.

Continuous contact with

racial matter sources as well as established sources will be

maintained and Buffalo will remain alert for future implementation

of counterintelligence techniques.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IDER EDITION

GSA FPMA (41 CF17) 101-11.8

UNITED STATE:

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, BI

DATE:

3/21/68

SAC, DETROIT (100-34655)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

Re Bureau letter to Detroit dated 2/9/68

captioned as above.

Referenced Bureau lotter contained information

Indicating that FRED MATTHAEI, a Director of Lear Siegler,

Incorporated,

Detroit,/Michigan, was recently approached

by Reverend ALBERT BYCLEAGE, JR., MILTON HENRY,

and

his brother, RICHARD BULLOCK' HENRY, a11 of whom

are officials

of a Detroit militant black nationalist organization, known

as the City Wide Citizens Action Committee (CCAC) and

requested by them to form a corporation composed of other

local businessmen to provide money for rebuilding ghettoi

areas in detroit under control of a black power group.

The Bureau requested Detroit to advise the

extent to which CLEAGE and his associates are known to be

friendly

towards Chinese Communist philosophy and submit

possible recommendations for counter intelligence action.

A review of pertinent Detroit files in this

matter discloses no information that could be utilized

to indicate that CLEAGE and the HENRys are friendly or .

sympathetic toweds the Chinese Communists.

Both Reverend CLEAGE and the HENRY brothers

are currently under investigation by the Detroit office

and the possibility of utilizing counter intelligence

measures to expose them there feasible, ! will be

submitted to the Bureau for consideration under captioned

program.

EX-114

REC 8

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S& MAR 22 1968

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Bureau (RM)

ona

Detroit

(1 - 100-9839) (MILTON ROBINSON HENRY)

(1 - 100-32796) (RICHARD BULLOCK HENRY)

(1 - 100-

) (REVEREND ALBERT B. CLEAGE, JR.)

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1892 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

7/22/69

SAC, KANSAS CITY (100-12448)

-P-

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

BI-WEEKLY LETTER

PROPOSED COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

AGAINST BPP CHAPTER

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

'Re Kansas City letter to Bureau 7/3/69.

No specific counterintelligence action other than

previously recommended is suggested

against the Kansas

City, Missouri, BPP Chapter at this time.

2-Bureau (RM)

2-Kansas City

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1969

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FROM

SUBJECT:

SE' R-27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT®

Memorandum

:

DIRECTOR, FBI

105-165706-32

SAC,

SAN FRANCISCO

157-3043

BLACK PANTHER PARTY - NEW HAVEN

RM

REG-62

EX-112

DAXE:

BEC 3

1970,

Information excerpted below was received on date

indicated.from suzzoe

Source reports on activity at Black Panthet Party

(BPP) National Headquarters, 1046 Peralta Street, Oakland,

California.

8.

The BPP is a violence-prone black militant

organization headquartered in Oakland, California, with

chapters located throughout the u.s.

Source operates under Departmental authorization,

but is CONFIDENTIAL. If it is necessary to dissaminate this

information outside the Bureau, it should be suitably para-

phrased

to adequately protect this sensitive source.

NOV 22 1503

12:18am vlk ic

CARTER

EDIE tO ANDREW AUSTIN asking if FRANCES EROTS (ph) left?

MERER ON SLAT ROLUETASTON

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REG

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EX112

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10 DEC. 7./ 1970

BUREAU RM

NEW HAVEN (100-19186) RM

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

7-13-70

airtel

1-NY Field Guidance Folder

1-Mr. P. E. Nugent.

To:. SAC, New York (100-16140)

From: Director, FBI (100-148006)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACCA RESILER HATE GROUPS

(STUDENT NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE

ReNYairtel and Wil dated 6-2G-70, captioned "SNCC,

RM = BNAT."

New York is instructed innediately submit counter-

intelligence proposal designed to negate captioned organiza-

tion's atempt at obtaining a grant fron the Interreligious

Foundation for Community Organizing (ITCO) as set forth page

four referenced LiM.

New York should take no positive action in this

regard without prior approval of the Bureau.

I-Atlanta

l-Cincinnati

I-Knoxville

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SNCC is a black extremist; organization headquartered

in New York City.

The organization is making progress at

revitalizing itself with its chief difticulty being lack of

Iinances.

One of its projected programs is an Agrarian

Reform plan which involves the purchase of farmland in cie

area of Morristown, Tennessee.

ReLill indicates SNCC has

placed a request for funds with the IfCO, New York City with

which to finance this project.

IFCO is an interdenominational

1966 to support various community

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

7-13-70

ain'tel

I-NY Field Guidance Folder

I-lx. P. E. Nugent

To: SAC, New Yorks (100-16110)

From: Director, IBI (100-118005)

COUNTERINTELLICENCE PROCRAM

BLACK NACICNALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGNNCE

(STUDENT NATICKAL COORDINATING COMMITTIE)

RM - BYAT RelYalrtel and lill dated 6-26-70, captioned "INCC,

New York is Instructed innedistely submit counter

intelligence proposal designed to negate captioned organiza~

tion's atempt at obtaining a grant fron the Inferroligious

Foundation for Connunity Organizing (IrCO) as set forth page

four referenced Lil.

New York should take no positive action in this

•legard without prior approval of the bureau.

I-Atlanta

1- Cincinnati

I-Knoxville

MAILED, 8.

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LA 1970

COMMI-FEI

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NOTE:

SNCC is a black extremist: organization headquartered

In New York City.

The organization is making progress at

revitalizing Itself with its chief difticulty being lack of

finances. One of its projected programs'is an Agrarian

Reform plan which involves the purchase of

farm land in

cile

arca of lorristown, Tennessee.

ReLill indicates SNCC his

pliced a renuest for funds with the ICO, New Yorl: City with

which to finance this project. IFCO is an intcrucnominational

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GOUIIPRLINTEYLIGESCE EXOGRAZ

BLACK NATIOMLIST - HAFE GROUFS

RACIAL INCCHLSGENCE

(STUDENT NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITICE)

BellYaletel 7/27/70.

Counterintelligence measuzes proposed in rcairtel

are approved.

Pronotly furnish Atlanta and Knosville Divisions

copies appropriate lotters to br sailed fron their field

divisions to the Interrelirious Foundation For Connunity

Organizing (RECO) In Now Xork. Ney Yorks Insure letters

involved are propared on stationery which is not trnceable

to the rot and instruct recipients to ulilize miling

procedures so as to prevent this operation being traced

"to the Burcau.

Additional instructions should be directed

to Atlanta and Knoxville to insure these nailings are not

made sinultaneously in order to provide this technique with

additional security.

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The Dueau should be advised of positive results

obtainco as a result of these counterintelligence actions.

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The Student National Coordinating Committee is

a black extrenist froup headquartered in New York City.

Prior

information has been developed indicating SNCC bas placed a

request for funds, with which to implement its Agrarian Reforu

Plan with the Interreligious Foundation For Connunity

Grganizing (IFCO) in How York City.

InCo is an interde-

vol

Iters

noninational religious body founded in 1956 to support

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Airtel to New York

Counterintelligence Program

Black Nationalist • late GroUps

Racial Intclligence

(Student National Coordinating Committee)

NOTE CONTINUED

various community programs and organizations. New York

has recomended anonynous mailings fron Atlanta and Knoxville

Offices which are involved in SNCC's Agrarian Reform Plan,

of two letters allegedly from local businessnen; one

engaged in the sale of used farm equipment and the other

involved in the sale of land alleging approach by New York

SHCC Leader Willian luhammad

Bunt involving profit making

schenes utilizing IFCO funds.

Copies of letters to be

mailed in this matier are attached.

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aistcl

2/23/70

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COMM-FBI

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SAC, New Soris (200-1G1140)

Fon: DirCetor, 112l-3403-143006) -

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COUNTARINE EUGENICE SNOGRAU

DLICK MATIONAITOT • IATE GROUPS

RACIAL INEHINGEZCT

(STUDENT NATIONAL COONDINATING COMMITTEE)

RelYaLetel 7/17/70.

Counterintelligence measures proposed is roartel

are approved.

Ponpily furnish Atlanta and Knoxville Divisions

copies approprime leciors to bo uailod fron their fiold.

divisions to the interrelicious loandation For Conunity

Organizing (LICO) In Now Yorko Ney York insuro letters

involved are progred on stationery which is not traceable

to the fai and'instruct recipiones to utilize miling

proceduros so as to nevent this operation being traced

Additional instruotions should be dirceted

•to Ailanin and Fnoxville to insure these mailings are not

made sinultaneously in order to provido this tochnique with

additional security.

The Dureau should be advised of positive results

obtainod as a result of these counterintelligence actions.

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NOTE:

The Studont National Coordinating Committee 1s

un. C..D.

a black extrenist trous hoadquartored in lot York City.

intornation has beon loveloped indicating SuCC has placed a

request for funds, with which to implenent its Agrarian Reforn

Plea vith the Interrolicious Foundation for Community

Organizing (IrCO) in ion York City.

Irco is an interde-

noninational roligious bouy rounded

in 1956 to suppott

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Airtol to New York

Counterinicllirence Program

Blach lationalist • Into Groups

Racial Intclligence

(Student Mational Coordinating Conmittee)

NOTE CONTINUED

various community programs and organizations.

Hey York

has

rocomended anonynous mailings fron Atlanta and Knoxville

allices which are involved in SaCC's Agrarian Reforn Plan,

of ivo letters allegodly Iron local businessnen; che

engaged in the sale of used farm equigment and the other

invoived in the sale of land allering approach by New York

SNCC leader Willian Wuhermad Hunt involving profit-naking

schenes utilizing InCO funds. Copies of letters to be

mailed in this mtier are attached.

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F'D-36 (Rov. 5 22-64)

Mr. Tolson.

Mr. Diiauil..

Mr.

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FBI

Date:

7/17/70

ransmit the following in

'ia

:

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

SUBJECT: COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISI - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE-

(STUDENT NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE)

"n

Aliss ilures

Bliss Gandy

6.709

Enclosed herewith are two copies of proposed

counter-

intelligence letters to be sent to the Inter-Religious Found-

-...

ations for Community Organizating (IFCO), 475 Riverside Dr.,

NYC.

In line with the Bureau's instructions that a pro-

posal be submitted to negate SNCC's attempt to obtain a grant

from ICo to further their aims as set forth in NY airtel and

IHM, page 4, dated 6/26/70, the following is submitted:

That the enclosed letters be sent to IFCo so that

it would cast doubt in the minds of those IFCO personnel who

deal with SNCC as to the sincerity of SNCC members in actually

working their proposed "Farm Project".

If the Bureau approves of the aforementioned

proposal the NYO will then furnish the enclosed

letters

to

the Knoxville and Atlanta Offices for mailing purposes.

REC-39

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To add realism to this proposal the NYO feels that

the "Real Estate letter" should be mailed from Knoxville, Tenn.,

as the was the fellate me mat on in the .

past,

has indicated that those two areas are the most likely

places where SNCC personnel would attempt such acts as portrayed

in the aforementioned letters.

No positive action on this matter will be taken without

prior Bureau approval.

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FUU MOU.

270097

Mr.

?!c.

FBI'

.Date:

7/17/70

nsmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

(Priority)

17ET TAT.

Alas lorr.

TO:

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

SUBJECT:

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE_ PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(STUDENT NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE)

ReNYairtel and LHM dated 6/20/70, captioned "SNOC,

RM - BNAT"; Buairtel to NY dated 7/3/70.

Enclosed herewith are

two copies of proposed counter

intelligence letters to be sent to the Inter-Religious Found-

ations for Comnunity Organizating (IFCO), 475 Riverside Dr .,

NYC.

11

In line with the Bureau's instructions that a pro

posal be submitted to negate SNCC's attempt to obtain a grant

from IFCO to further their aims as set forth in NY airtel and

IHM, page 4, dated 6/26/70, the following is submitted:

That the enclosed letters be sent to IFCo so that

it would cast doubt in the minds of those IrCO personnel who

deal with SNCC as to the sincerity of SNCC members in actually

working their proposed "Farm Project".

Prote oF

It the Bureau approves of the aforementioned

proposal the NYO will then furnish the enclosed letters

to

the Knoxville and Atlanta Offices for mailing purposes.

REC-39

Bureau (Ri1.)

New YonaL

JIL: 1h

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113-0000

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Approved: -

Special Agent in Charge

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To add realism to this proposal the No feels that

the "Real Estate letter"

should be mailed from Knoxville, Tenn.,

places where SNCC personnel would attempt such acts as portrayed

in the aforementioned letters.

No positive action on this matter will be taken without

\ prior Bureau approval.

2

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To Whom It May Concern:

I think you should know about a Negro who calls

himself Muhammad Hunt and who asked me to help him in plan

to make money at your expense.

I am

a salesman of used farm equipment and

machinery and I have always been noted for my honesty.

About one week ago Hunt, who said he was in

charge of the "SNICK" Club in Georgia (Carmichael's old

group), was introduced to me by a friend. Hunt said he

wanted

to buy junk farm equipment and that he would pay

the price of new equipment

for the junk.

I told Hunt that it sounded like he was crazy

and was throwing his money away. Hunt said he wasn't

crazy and that if I would just

get him titles for the junk

equipment he would give the titles to the Inter-Religious

Foundation for Community Organizing, 475 Riverside Drive,

New York City, and tell them that they represented new

eguipment.

Then your group would pay Hunt as though he

had brought brand new stuff.

Hunt said we could go 50-50 on the difference

between what the junk cost and what your organization gave

us.

not got aren

Now I have my reputation to protect and I will

not get involved in any criminal activity. I am a

• Negro

and it has taken a lot of hard work to get where I am.

I hope this information may help you.

Concerned

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To Whom It May Concern:

• I think you should know about a Negro who calls

himself Muhammad Hunt and who asked me to help him in plan

to make money at your expense.

I am a salesman of used farm equipment and

machinery and I have always been noted for my honesty.

About one week ago Hunt, who said he was in

charge of the "SNICK" Club in Georgia (Carmichael's old

group, was introduced to me by a friend.

Hunt said he

wanted

to buy junk farm equipment and that he would pay.

the price of new equipment for the junk.

I told Hunt that it sounded like he was crazy

and was throwing his money away. Hunt said he wasn't

crazy and that if I would just get him titles foi the junk

equipment he would

to the Inter-Religious

Foundation for Community Organizing, 475 Riverside Drive,

New York City, and tell them that they represented new

equipment.

Then your group would pay Hunt as though he

had brought brand new stuff.

Hunt said we could go 50-50 on the difference

between what the junk cost and what your organization gave

us.

Now I have my reputation to protect and I will

..not get involved in any criminal activity. I am a Negro

and it has taken a lot of hard work to get where I am.

I hope this information may help you.

Concerned

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Gentlemen:

During the middle of June of this year I was contacted

by a young Negro man from

' Muhammad Hunt.

the 10n ten or city.

. New York City who said his name was

I feel you would be interested in the type of "business

deal" Mr. Hunt offered

First let me explain that I am a Negro and a Real Estate

Agent by profession.

Most of my business is concerned with the

sale

• and

leasing of

farm land in the Knoxville, Tennessee area.

AS I

said before I was contacted by a Mr. Hunt who

- haắ this "deal" for me which went as follows:

Mr. Hunt asked me to quote him a price on a 200 acre

parcel of land in the vicinity of Morristown, Tennessee. This

land was to be used for tobacco and general farming purposes.

When I told Mr. Hunt that there was no such land available which

I could get for him he told me not to worry as he would pay

me top dollar for whatever I could sell him because his friends

did not intend to work the land anyway.

I:told Mr. Hunt I still didn't understand what his

leal was and he said to me "you think like a real nigger. You

don't know a good thing when you see it. "

de then told me that if I could get him the piece of

land for $5,000 he would tell

"the Church" it cost $50.000 ani

that he and I could split the $45,000 difference in a way that

would make us a good bit of money. Mr. Hunt told me there were

other people involved with him but he did not tell me who they

were.

I must confess that I did show an interest

in what he

had told me but I said to him I didn't understand why a Church

would want to buy land in Tennessee. He told me that he was

president of an organization that was sponsored by a group called

the Inter-Religious Foundation for Community Organizing, 475

Riverside Drive, New York City, which was really not a church,

but a bunch of Honkie and Uncle Tom Churchmen who were real

liberal with money and never asked questions.

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..

I would like to tell you that I consider myself

a good Christian and I am a Deacon in my Church.

I made no further contact with Mr. Hunt and never

: did find out what organization he is president of but I think

you

should know about his actions anyway since he did use

the name of your organization.

I hope you understand that due to my occupation and

position in my home town I cannot give you my name.

A friend

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:

Gentlemen:

During the middle of June of this year I was contacted

by a young Negro man from New York City who said his name

was

Muhammad Hunt.

I feel you would be interested in the type of "business

deal" Mr. Hunt offered me.

First let me explain that I am a Negro and a Real Estate

Agent by profession.

sale and leasing of

Most of my business is concerned with the

farm land in the Knoxville, Tennessee area.

As I said before I was contacted by a Mr. Hunt who

• had this "deal" for me which went as follows:

Mr. Hunt asked me tó quote him a price on a 200 acre

parcel of land in the vicinity of Morristown, Tennessee. This

land was to be used for tobacco and general.

farming purposes:

When I told Mr. Hunt that there was no such land available which

I could get for him he told me not to worry

as he would pay

me top dollar for whatever I could sell him because his friends

did not intend to work the land anyway.

I told Mr. Hunt I

still didn't understand what his

deal was and he said to me

"you think like a real nigger. You

don't know a good thing when you see it."

He then told me that if I could

Land for $5,000 he would tell

"the church"set him the piece of

it cost $50,000 and

that he and I could split the $45,000 difference in a way that

were.

I must confess that I did show an interest in what he

had told me but I said to him I didn't understand why a Church

would want to buy land

in Tennessee. He told me that he was

president of an organization that was sponsored by a group called

the Inter-Religious Foundation for Community Organizing, 475

Riverside Drive, New York City, which was really not a church,

but a bunch of Honkie and Uncle Tom Churchmen who were real

liberal with money and never asked questions.

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I would Ilke to tell you that I consider myself

a good Christian and I am a Deacon in my Church.

I made no further contact with Mr. Hunt and never

did find out what organization he is president of but I think

you should know about his actions anyway since he did use

the name of your organization.

I hope you understand that due to my occupation and

position in my home town I cannot give you my name.

A friend

2

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OM TONAL FOMI NO. 10

MAY 163Z EDITION

ESAFPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

IENT

Memorandum

ГО

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

8/19/70

ROM

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

¡UBJECT:

O COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

ReNYlet to Bureau 5/21/70.

1. Operations Under Consideration

The No realizes that one of the most effective

Black rationalist propaganda operations is the sale and

distribution of the BPP newspaper, "The Black Panther" in

the New York City area.

In line with the above statement the NYo is

considering counterintelligence proposals which would be

•directed against (1) the production of the BPP newspaper;

(2) the distribution of that newspaper and (3) the use

of information contained in particular issues for topical

counterintelligence proposals.

The NYO realizes the importance of negating the

financial benefits coming to the BPP through the sale of

their newspaper.

Continued efforts will be made to derive

logical and practical plans to thwart this crucial BPP

operation.

2. Operations Being Submitted

on 6/12/70, an anonymous letter was

sent to BPP

Headquarters in New York City, which indicated that DOUGLAS

MIRANDA, a BPP member from New Haven, Connecticut, was

aissatisfied with his

assignment within the BPP.

On 6/22/70, an anonymous note with an enclosed

xerox copy of an atricle entitled "Four Pigs Were Offed

This Week.....A Victory For The Peode"

which appeared in

"The Black Panther" on 4/11/70, was mailed to LEONARD

BERNSTEIN, an individual who has aided the BPP in the past.

- Bureau (RM)

REC-32

104-1410:6-1123

-

Hew AYork

EX-112

13 AUG 20 1970

(3)

sixte

SENT. SECT.

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Saving SPlant

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NY 100-161140

on 6/19/70, data was discreetly furnished to

Bureau Chief of Associated Press, New

on 6/26/70, two anonymous letters were prepared

• by the NYO for mailing from Atlanta, Georgia. The purpose

of these letters was to neutralize attempts by SNCC to

obtain funds from the Episcopal Church in New York City.

On ?/14/70, the NyO submitted to the Bureau

.counterintelligence suggestions concerning a Bureau

proposal designed to cause conflict between the NOI and

the BPP over the sale of their respective newspapers.

on 7/23/70, two anonymous letters were prepared

by the NYO for mailing from•the Atlanta and Knoxville

Offices to be sent to the Interreligious Foundation for

Community Organizing (IFCO) in New York City. These

letters were designed to negate SNCC's attempt to obtain

a grant from IFCO to further SNCC's aims.

On 8/11/70, three proposals concerned with the

effect of the return

Of BPP leader HUEY P. NEWTON on the

operations of the BPP were submitted and the NYO is

awaiting the Bureau's decision on this matter as to whether

or not they are of sufficient merit to warrant implimentation.

3. Tangible Results

On 8/18/70,

1130042

who has furnished reliable

information in

the past,

and who is familiar with m

p/ advised that

SNCC had not as of that time received melgrants or funds

it was requesting from' IFCO or the Episcopal Church in.

New York City.

In view of the above actions by IFCO and the

Episcopal Church in delaying or refusing monies to SNCC

it is felt that the counterintelligence measures of the

NYo have produced tangible results.

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4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interests

With the return of HUEY P. NEWTON to an active

role in the conduct of BPP matters it appears that there

Is the possibility of exploiting the reelings of those

BPP members who will now be put in a lesser position within

- that organization.

Questions will arise as to source of monies used

to raise NEWTON's bail as well as with the apparent ease

It was raised. These questions will be the source of

future counterintelligence proposals by the No.

The NYO will immediately inform the Bureau of

any situations or developments that occur where counter-

intelligence techniques may be used.

No action will be taken on any counterintelligence

proposals without prior Bureau approval.

3

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|ECT:

ORMONIAL TOMI NO. IA

ASPY 1012 EDITION

GSA FEMA (11 SIN) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

*8/19/70

SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)

O COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST

HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

ReNYlet to Bureau 5/21/70..

1. Operations Under Consideration

•The NYO realizes that one of the most effective.

Black Nationalist propaganda operations is the sale and

distribition of the BPP newspaper, "The Black Panther" in

the New York City area.

In line with the above statement the NYC is

considering counterintelligence proposals which would be

directed

against (1) the production of the BPP newspaper;

(2) the distribution of that newspaper and (3) the use

of information contained in particular issues for topical

counterintelligence proposals.

The No realizes the importance of negating the

financial benefits coming to the BPP through the sale of

their newspaper.

Continued efforts will be made to derive

logical and practical plans to thwart this crucial BPP

operation.

2. Operations Being Submitted

on 6/12/70, an anonymous letter was sent to BPP

Headquarters in New York City, which indicated that DOUGLAS

MIRANDA, a BPP member from New Haven, Connecticut, was

dissatisfied with his

assignment within the BPP!

on 6/22/70, an anonymous note with an enclosed

xerox copy of an atricle entitled "Four Pigs Were Offed

This Week.....A Victory For The Peoda':

, which appeared in

"The Black Panther" on 4/11/70, was mailed to LEONARD

BERNSTEIN, an individual who has aided the BPP in the past.

- Bureau (RM)

BEC: 32.

104-44104-1925

SEELKi0070

EX 112

13 AUG 20 1970

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NY 100-161740

on 6/29/70, data was discreetly furnished to

maNOf Associated Press, New

XOXK CIty,

highlighting the friction between East and

West Coast BPP leadership personnel.

on 6/26/70, two anonymous letters were prepared

• by the NYO for mailing from Atlanta, Georgia.

The purpose

Of these letters was to neutralize attempts by SNCC to

obtain funds from the Episcopal Church in New York City.

on 7/14/70, the NYO submitted to the Bureau

counterintelligence suggestions concerning a Bureau

proposal designed to cause conflict between the NoI and

the BPP over the sale of their respective newspapers.

on 7/23/70, two anonymous letters were prepared

by the NYO for mailing from-the Atlanta and Knoxville

•Offices to be sent to the Interreligious Foundation for

Community Organizing (IFCO) in New York City.

These

letters were designed to negate SNCC's attempt to obtain

a grant from IFCO to further SNCC's aims.

on 8/12/70, three proposals concerned with the

effect of the return of BPP leader HUEY P. NEWTON on the

operations of the BPP were submitted and the NYo is

awaiting the Bureau's decision on this matter as to whether

or not they are of sufficient merit to warrant implimentation.

3. Tangible Results

0n 8/18/70, O

information

the

In the oast, and vi

e who has furnished reliable

o 1s familiar with that

SNCC had not as of that -time received her lants or funds

it was requesting from IFCO or the Episcopal Church in

New York City..

In view of the above actions by IFCO and the

Episcopal Church in delaying or refusing monies to SNCC

It is felt that the counterintelligence measures of the

NYO have produced tangible results.

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4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interests

With the return of HUEY P. NEWTON to an active

role in the conduct of BPP matters it appears that there

is the possibility of exploiting the feelings of those

BPP members who will now be put in a lesser position within

that organization.

Questions will arise as to source of monies used

to raise NEWTON's bail as well as with the apparent ease

at was

raised.

These questions will be the source of

Luture counterintelligence proposals by the NYo.

The NYO will immediately inform the Bureau of

any situations or developments that occur where counter-

intelligence techniques may be used.

No action will be taken on any counterintelligence

proposals

without prior Bureau approval.

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

7/27/70

Airtel.

1

1

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Mr

-

-

Mr.

Mr.

T. E. Bishop

G.

T.

Tunstall

T. J. Deakin

To:

SAC, Jackson (100-930)

REC-52 From: Director, FBI (100-418006) / 893

EX-1C2

COUNTARINT ONLI

SINCE ROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIA INTELLIGINCE

(REPUBLIC OF NEY AFRICA)

MAILED. 1J

ReJNaIxtel 7/21/70.

Enclosed are single copies of 6/17/70 article fron

"The Mashington Post Times Herald"; pamphlet entitled

"Revolution and Nation Building";

panphlet entitled "War in

America" and speech made by Brother Inari (Richard B. Henry)

al Beloit. Colloge, Beloit, Wisconsin.

The last two paragraphs, page 72, of "FBI 1971

appropriation" contain tescimony by the Director on March 5, 1970.

1970

JULZ7

The

Director's testimony is public source-type data and reveals

the

violent nature of the Republic of New Africa (RiTA).

You are authorized to discreetly furnish Jimmy Hard, •

established and reliable source who is Editor of "Jackson

lily News, " Jackson, Mississippi, public source-type information

concerning the NA, including the

enclosures, which reveals

its violent natuce and/or the violence of RNA members. You

are also authorized to tactfully explore the possibility of

Hard's publishing an article exposing the RNA in its true

light.

Insure Nard realizes infornation is being furnished

on a confidential basis.

Bureau should be advised of tangible results.

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Airtel to Jackson

Re:

Counterintelligence Program

NOTE:

Richard Henry (Brother Imari) recently visited

Jackson for purpose of re-establishing a RNA consulate

there and he has proposed RNA regional conference be held

in Jackson 7/31 - 8/1/70. RNA is violence-prone, black

extremist, separatist organization.

In March, 1970,

confidentially furnished Ward public source information

regarding Black Panther Party and he published series of

articles concerning Black Panther Party

which is credited

with the disbandment of Black Panther Party chapter in

Mississippi.

Jackson proposed Ward be furnished information

concerning

violent nature of RNA so he could consider

publishing articles concerning it.

Jackson believes such

articles will hinder RNA recruiting activities and possibly

preclude re-establishment of RNA activities in that state.

Ward has previously been utilized in connection with

the counterintelligence program and there is no chance

of embarrassment to the Bureau in this matter.

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 7/21/70

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRMAIL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM: SAC, JACKSON (100-980) (P)

SCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BACK INTONEN CAT SLOUPS

OF NEW AFRICA)

WH0:0+65

The following is a counterintelligence proposal

of the Jackson Division:

1) BACKGROUND

The Republic of New Africa (RNA) is a black

extremist group originally established at Detroit, Michigan,

In recent months, there has been a split in leadership of

this group between two brothers, MILTON HENRY and RICHARD

HENRY. For the past couple of months, RICHARD HENRY, who

goes by the name BROTHER IMARI, has allegedly moved his

faction's headquarters to the New Orleans, Louisiana, area,

which has in the past been the headquarters for the Southern

Region of the RNA.

RNA activity in Mississippi has consisted in the

past primarily of a small RNA Consulate of three to four

members.

Consul is CAROLYN WILLIAMS of Jackson.

EX-109 REC-52

108-4489660

1893

The RNA has been seeking to obtain land in

Mississippi, and has made several false claims in the past

that they have purchased land in Mississipi.

C08369%

Bureau (100-448006) (RM)

Deale

- Detroit (Info) (RM)

1 - New Orleans (Info) (RM)

2

21

JUL 82

1970

2 - Jackson (100-980)

TE /cIm (6)

Approved:

Sent

RESTART

TiT. SECT-

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JN. 100-980

Within the past two weeks, BROTHER IMARI has

visited the Jackson Consulate and has indicated he is

interested in setting up an RNA office in Jacksm

with legitimate Negro figures regarding a possible site for

this conference.

He has indicated he would like to get an office

established in Jackson "before any confrontation occurs

between his group and the 'establishment' in Mississippi, as

once he is established, it will be hard for them to root him

out"'.

Within the past week, representatives of BROTHER

IMARI from New Orleans have been in the Jackson area making

contacts for the publishing of an RNA newspaper to be prepared

in Jackson and distributed in Jackson and New Orleans.

(It

is noted that the Jackson Division has

2) SAC CONTACT

Let Jackson,

Mississippi, has in the recent past cooperated with and

assisted the Bureau on

a confidential basis by printing

NES

wimpublishec

In cooperation with the Bureau in mere was instrumental

in the disbandment of a budding Black Panther group in the

Cleveland, Mississippi, area.

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JN 100-980

is the only

ih Mississippi distributed 2

and it has the

*of newspapers in the

state.

3) PROPOSAL

It is proposed that fr

we be contacted regarding

doing an article showing the RNÀ in an unfavorable light,

highlighting the propensity for violence of its members and

supporters.

In this regard, it is requested that if the Bureau

approves this proposal, the Bureau provide Jackson with any

public-type information available regarding the RNA, showing

involvement of its members in violence or in situations showing

them in an unfavorable light.

It is requested that if this proposal is approved

that this data be forwarded to the Jackson Division by 7/28/70,

$O

that the article proposed to be writtenem

a could

be prepared and published immediately prior to proposed RNA

conference at Jackson 7/31 to 8/1/70.

If approved, precautions will be taken to insure that

the Bureau's interest will be protected in this regard.

Information provided to emper

s if approved,

will be of public source type nature.

4) RECOMMENDATION

It is recommended that the above proposal be approved

for enactment by the Bureau at an early date.

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JN 100-980

Information copy forwarded to Detroit as Office

of Origin regarding the RNA; information copy forwarded

New Orleans which covers recent residence of RICHARD HENRY

and which is the headquarters for

the

Southeastern Region

of the RNA.

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RI!!

OFFIONAL POÁM NO. 10

5028.

ido

ALAY 1902 ADITION

USA GEN. REF, MO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERAMENT

Memorandum

18 : Mr. C. D. Brennan

iRON : G. C. Moore ::

IN MUC

DATE: 8/7/70

1rg?

Tolson -

Sullivan

Mobann.C.ll

Callahan -

Casper -

Conrad

Felt -

Gale

Rosen -

Soyars -

Tele. Room

Holmes _

Gandy -

REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRICA

RACIAL MATTERS

This is to advise of highly successful counter-

intelligence action against the Republic of New Africa (RNA)

by Jackson, Mississippi, residents.

The RNA, a violence-prone, black extremist,

separatist organization, is split into two factions.

The

more militant faction scheduled a regional conference from

7/31/70 to 8/2/70 in Jackson where it would like to establish

a RNA group. Jackson Division was granted Bureau authority on

1/27/70 to furnish public source data concerning violent nature

Of RNA to trusted newspaper source on a confidential basis.

The source wrote an article exposing the violent nature of RNA

which appeared on front page of 7/30/70 issue of "Jackson

Daily News," the only state-wide evening newspaper in Mississippi

This publicity, the evening before the conference

began, jolted RNA leaders and Negro representatives from

Jackson were shocked to learn RNA was such a violent group.

A heated argument erupted as to what the real goals of the RNA

were and individuals from Jackson indicated they could not

support RNA if it promoted violence.

shelved and discussion was virtually confined to the newspaper

article.

The last days activities were cancelled as Negro

Masonic

Temple refused to allow RNA to use their facility due

to group's prior participation in violence as exposed in the

newspaper article.

ACTION:

EX-100

BEC-1, 4-2::17-980

$ AUG 25 1970

For information.

157-9079

1 ~ 100-448006 (Counterintelligence)

1 - Mr. W. C. Sullivan

1

- Mx.

c.

D. Brennan

- MT.

T.

E. Bishop

- Mr.

G.

C. Moore

~Mr.

G.

T. Tunstall

1 - Mr. W.

H. Atkinson

Instead

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

airtel.

10-13-70

I-NY Field Guidance

1-MX.

A. B. Fulton

1-Mx:

1-Nr.

C. W. Hurst

E•

R.

Stark

P.

E. Nugent

MAILED &

OCT 13 1970

COMM-FBI

To: SACs, San Francisco

(157-601)

New York

2xom acter, nE-1200-44500) -315

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTIER PARTY (BPP)

ReSTtel 10-3-70 captioned "Constance Evadine

Matthews, Ri • 3PP, Black Panther Party • International

Relations, RM, Counterintelligence Program, Black Nationalist

Hate Groups, BPP - Ril; Nathaniel Jerome Burns, ala, Fugitive

et al, UrAP - Attempted Hurder."

The Bureau is taking no action with respect to

San Francisco's counterintelligence proposal regarding BPP

member Nathaniel Jerome Busns as suggested on page three of

retel inasmuch as Matthows successiully entered the United

States on 10-2-70 and remains here at this time.

It is

further pointed out that course of action proposed by

San Francisco would

involve money

thus removing this proposed

action from close supervision and tight control by the

Bureau.

In the went San Francisco and/or New York develop

adaitional intormatzon concerning Burls,.

capable of

exploitation under captioned program which may achieve

results as set forth in retel, promptly subnit recommendations

to the Bureau in this regard.

Take no counterintelligence

action with respect to Burns without specific Bureau approval.

Tolsun

Sullivan

Mulr

Bishop

Brennan. C.D.-

Callahan

C'aspor

C'onrad

Folt

Cialo

PEN: bee/djw

(10)

CD'Y

Gee

SEE NOTE PAGE. TWO

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Airtel to San Francisco

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAN

BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

100-448000

WOTE:

on 10-2-70 by Constance lattheys, a native o1 Jamaica

Retel reported anticipated arrival in May for ca

functions, as the international representative of the BPP.

Matthews has, contaci with BPP leader Eldridge Cleaver in

Algiers. Retel suggested New York advise immigration

authoritles or hemanticipated arrivalin attempt to deny

her entrance into the United States and thereafter to leak

information through sami

abroad to indicate BUP fugitive Nathaniel Burns Was

responsible for U.S. authorities obtaining infornation

concerning her arriet.

San Francicos Suggested this

activity might regult in Burns' expulsion from the Algerian

BPP organization thus forcing him to seek asylum in some

the United

other countaith a reciprocat extradition treaty miti

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FEAST

10r1a.101101

CE ORORTUATICNS SiCKON

TELENCE

Mr. Tolson

ALr. Suiliran-

Jir. Mohr.

Trialichop

• Nir: Callahan

Mer. Casper-

Cretal

Sir. I son.

sIr. Tarel

Mr. Walters

Mir. STars

Tole. Room.

Miss He mes

Miss Gands

002 SF

CODE

195 PM URGENT 19/2/78 MCC

10, DIRECTOR (157-13656) (195-165796) (199-448985) (88-47275)

(157-12633)

ATIENTION: DID

NEWYORK (157-3157) 888-19723) (109-161993)

FROM

SAN FRANCISCO (157-4138) 157-2571) 8157-801)

88-12533)

3P

CONSTANCE EVADINE. MATTHEWS, RM - BPP, 00 - ST.

• SNO PANTHER ARTY GETS - INTERMATIARAL PLATIOIS ME ENTI

COUNTERINIELLIGENCE PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS ,BBP-RM.

NATHANIAL JEROME BURNS, AMA SEKOU ODINGA, FUGTIVE ETAL, UFAP

ATTEMPTED MURDER, 00

- NY .

Ngệm

• Ay

6-

RELIABLE SOURCE ADVISED THAT AT SEVEN FIFTY-EIGHT AM.,

OCTOBER SECOND, INSTANT, NATHANIAL BURNS, UTILIZING THE ALIAS

: OF SEKOU CONTACTED BPP NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, OAKLAND FROM

Nett

EN

, ALGIERS, ALGERIA.

. BURNS ADVISED THAT CONNIE MATTHEWS WAS ENROUTE TO THE

U.S, TRAVELLING FROM GENEVA, SWITZERLAND TO NEW YORK ABOARD

SWISSAIR FLIGHT ONE TWENTY ARRIVING

AT

, NEW YORK AT FOUR

FIFTY POllO, OCTOBER SECOND, INST

15

100-118110

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MATTHEWS IS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE NEW. YORK ON AMERICAN

AIRLINES FLIGHI FIFTEEN AT SIX THIRTY P.M. FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

ARRIVING AT NINE THIRTY P.M., OCTOBER SECOND, INSTANT •

REASON FOR TRAVEL AT THIS TIME ON MATTEWS ' PART UNKNOWN.

ADMINISTRATIVE. SOURCE

IS d

RE SF TEL CALL TO NEW YORK THIS DATE.

•IT APPEARS THAT MATTHEWS HAS PROBABLY TRAVELLED FROM

ALGIERS VIA ITALY TO GENEVA TO SECURE TRANSPORTATION AS SHE HAS

DONE IN THE PAST, IN VIEW OF OUTSTANDING FRENCH INTERDICTION ORDER•

IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT MATTEWS WAS DENIED ENTRY TO THE

U.S. SEVERAL DAYS AFTER HER LAST ARRIVAL HERE, DEPARTING BEFORE AN

IMMIGRATION HEARING WAS CONVENED IN HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,

NEW YORK SHOULD ALERT APPROPRIATE IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES TO HER

EXPECTED ARRIVAL ABOARD THIS PLANE AND EFFORTS SHOULD BE MADE IF

POSSIBLE TO

AGAIN DENY HER ENTRANCE INTO THE U.S.

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PAGE, THREE.

AS

SECOND POSSIALE

SECH-COLE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MEASURE, IN WEEW

insigninsi

IVE BURNS

IN ALGERIA,

WHICH INDICATES HE IS FUNCTIONING WITH THE

INTERNATIONAL

ACTION OF THE BPP IN ALGIERS, THE BUREAU MA.

DESIRE TO SUGGESTETHAT CIA IN AN APPROPRIATE FASHION THROUGH

asides sies 5425757459555

ALGERIAN OR EUROPEAN

SOURCES, LEA

INFORMATION THAT DATA

REGARDING MATTHEWS ' A

EMPTED

RETURN TO THE U.S. WAS OBTAINED BY

CIA OR SOME FOREAIGN INT

COMMENTS MADE BY SEDOW

ODINGA IN ALGIERS TO AN INTELLIGENCE

AGENT OR INFORMANT

IF SEEDS

SUSPICION

RE

BURNS ARE PROPERLY PLANTED BURNS

scarratoes 57440980 askin

COULD CONCEI'

BLY BE EXPELLED BYS CLEAVER FROM ALGERIAN BP

OPERATION

MIGHT BE FORCED TO

LEAVE

ALGIERS AND SEEK ASYLUM IN

SOME OTHI

BINATION WHICH HAS RECIPROCAL EXTRADITION IREATY WITH

THE U

ENCOMPASSING CHARGE FOR WHICH BURNS IS BEING SOUGHT.

TH LA

MEASURE IF SUCCESSFUL. COULD POSSIBLY RESULT IN BURNS

VENTUAL APPREHENSION.

EÑD

DO NOTX

REM FBI WASH DE CLR

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ROULE IN ENVELOIO

CODE

2/10/71

1 = 15°.

W.

1l.

- "fir.

B.

Atkinson

DuLtOn

NITIL

ST 20

TO SAC, SAN' FRANCISCO (157-601)

LS. FRONS DIRETOR, ISX (100413006) - 2289

CÓITUTDRO - ELACE EXTRISTS, RACIAL MATTER.

RESTTEL FEBRUARE NINE LAST.

BUREAU AUTHORITY GRANTED FOR MALLING OF CONHUNICATION

TO BROTHUR OF LUCY NEVION IMPLYING TUREAT TO NEVION'S LIFE.

INSORE MAILING CANNOT LE TRACED TO MUS BUREAU. ADVISE OF

ANE PODITIVE RASCLIN.

ABF:cal

(4)

NOTE:

To further pronote existing dissension and distrust

within the Black Panther Party (BPP) Sen Irancisco requested

authority to direct special delivesy communication to &

brother of Huey Newton, Bey leader, containing implied

threat to his life by followers of Eldridge Cleaver, nocher

BPP leader and Lugitive in Algeria.

Letter being directed

to Newton's brother since it is logical to assume he 1i11

pass letter on to Nevion. Director advised by informative

note San Irancisco's request and approved sane.

ir, Tolson

Sullivan

T. Muhr....

т.

Bishrip

fr. Brennan CD..

(r. Callahan..

t. Casper

Conrad

r. Dalley

r. Felt.

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Gale

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т.

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IN ENVELO

CODE

2/70/71

his.

1I.

Atkinson

B.

Falton

THENPE

NXTEL.

322.00

TO SAC, SAM IRANCISCO (157-601)

36. BROS DIRECTOR, NEX (100418006) - 2219

COnTrIORO • BLACK EXTRISTS, RACIAT MATTER.

RESITEL FEBRUANG MINE LAST.

BURBAU AUNIORITY GIANTED FOR HAILING OR COLCIUNSCATXON

TO BROTINE OI HUEX NONTON LILVING TURENE TO REVTON'S LIFE.

I SORE HAILING CANNOT EE TRACED TO THE BUREAU, ADVISE OT

ANY PODITIVE 2I0UL25.

ABE: cal

(1)

NOTI:

To further pronote existing dissension and distrust

within the black Panther Party (UPP) Sea Francisco requestea

authority to dirces special delivesy communication to

brother of luey Wewton, leD leader, containing inplied

threat to his life by followers of Eldridge Cleaver, another

BPP Icader and Lugitive in Algeria.

112g 1vg

Letter being direcied

to Newton's brother since it is logical to assume he vi1l

pass letter on to Newton. Director advised by informative

noce San Francisco's request and approved sane.

Tolson.

Sullivan.

Mohr...

Trishop

BrennanCD...

Callahan.

Casper

Conrad

Dalhey

Felt

Gal!

Tarri

Walters.

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FEDERAL EUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONMUNICATIONS SECTION

FEB 81971

TELETYPE

V.

NR DOS SF. CODE

2:45PM URGENT 2/9/71

MCC

TO DIRECTOR (109-448096)

FROM SAN FRANCISCO (157-601)

85r.

fIr.

літ. І і

Alr. Ci

sir.

Air.

?i:.

bir.

21r.

Mr. Walters

Trie. Kiom

Afiss Gard'y

2P

COINTELPRO - BLACK EXTREMISTS, RACIAL MATTERS.

120r

Te

TO PROMOTE DISSENSION AND DISTRUST BETWEEN HUEY NEWTON AND

ELDRIDGE, CLEAVER, DUREAU PERMISSION IS REQUESTED TO FORWARD

FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION SPECIAL DELIVERY FROM SANIACRUZ, CALIFORNIA,

¿ TO MELVIN NEWTON, BROTHER OF HUEY NEWION, IN DAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.

THE "AC" MIGHT BE CONSTRUED BY NEWTON TO BE AL CARROLL, WHOSE

WHEREABOUTS HAVE NOT BEEN KNOWN TO THE BPP FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.

5.R

"DEAR BROTHER--

"PLEASE WARN HUEY. HE DOESN'T KNOW THE DANGER HE IS IN.

HUEY HAS HANDED OUT SUSPENSIONS AND DISCIPLINE WHOLESALE WITH

NO

IDEA OF WHO IS LOYAL AND WHO IS NOT.

"WHERE DOES HE THINK ALL OF OUR TROUBLE STARTED. WHY

DOESN'T HE LOOK IO ALGIERS AND FIGURE IT OUIZ FIRST HE LOST FE

END PAGE ONE

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THE SUPPORT OF A GOOD PART OF THE WHITE RADICALS AND NOW THE

NEW YORK CHAPTER.

- .: "WE STILL HAVE PEOPLE AT NATIONAL WHO ARE CLOSE TO NEW

YORK AND ALGIERS. HUEY SHOULD BE CAREFUL BECAUSE WHEN KATHLEEN

ARRIVES HE MAY END UP LIKE FRED B.

"AC".

END

AJP FBI WASH DO

COMR. BRENNAN

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FIDIRAL DIRTIN GE INTEST-ÜNTON

CONMENICATUNS SICTION

FEB '91971

!:

C:

sir.

•it°

NR 009 SF CODE

2:45PM URGENT 2/9/71 MCC

TO. DIRECIOR (109-448096)

FROM SAN FRANCISCO (157-601)

...d

COINTELPRO - BLACK EXTREMISTS,

.: 1.

Miss Giarsy.

2P

RACIAL MATTERS.

TO PROMOTE DISSENSION AND DISTRUST BETWEEN HUEY NEWTON AND

ELDRIDGE. CLEAVER, BUREAU PERMISSION IS REQUESTED TO FORWARD

FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION SPECIAL: DELIVERY FROM SANTACRUZ, CALIFORNIA,

¿ TO MELVIN NEWTON, BROTHER OF HUEY NEWION, IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.

THE "AC" MIGHT BE CONSTRUED BY NEWTON TO BE AL CARROLL, WHOSE

WHEREABOUTS HAVE NOT BEEN KNOWN TO THE BPP FOR SEVERAL WEEKS•

"DEAR BROTHER--

"PLEASE WARN HUEY. HE DOESN'T KNOW THE DANGER HE IS IN.

HUEY HAS HANDED OUT SUSPENSIONS AND DISCIPLINE WHOLESALE WITH

NO IDEA OF WHO IS LOYAL AND WHO IS NOT.

"WHERE DOES HE THINK ALL OF OUR TROUBLE SIARTED.

WHY

DOESN'T HE LOOK TO ALGIÉRS AND FIGURE IT OUIZ FIRST HE LOST 2 20 9

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THE SUPPORT OF A GOOD PART OF THE WHITE RADICALS AND NOW THE

NEW YORK CHAPTER.

"WE STILL HAVE PEOPLE AT NATIONAL WHO ARE CLOSE TO NEW

YORK AND ALGIERS. HUEY SHOULD BE CAREFUL BECAUSE WHEN KATHLEEN

ARRIVES HE MAY END. UP LIKE FRED B.

"AC".

END •

AJP FBI WASH DO

OC-MR. BRENNAN

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sa/t9o, 19-29-657

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date

2-9-71

Attached is a proposed counterintelli-

gence letter by our San Francisco. Office

in order to further promote dissension and

distrust in the Black Panther Party (BPP)

Ired b. in attached alludes to fred Bennett

reportedly recently killed by BPP associates.

As a'result of our counterintelligence

program

a considerable amount of dissension

and distrust has been created within the

BPP which has resulted in confusion among

Its members, suspension and expulsion of

others. If

you approve, San Francisco

Office will be instructed to prepare and

send letter mentioned in attached in a manner

which cannot be traced back to the Bureau.

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sO, 1928-257

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

2-9-71

Attached is a proposed counterintelli-

gence letter by our San Francisco. Office

in order to further promote dissension and

distrust in the Black Panther Party (BPP).

Fred B. in attached alludes to Fred Bennett

reportedly recently killed by BPP associates.

As a'result of our counterintelligence

program a considerable amount of dissension

and distrust has been created within the

BPP which has resulted in confusion among

its members, suspension and expulsion of

others. If

you approve, San Francisco

Office will be instructed to prepare and

send letter mentioned in attached in a manner

which cannot be traced back to the Bureau.

ABK: 1rs

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==

ROUT.

IN ENVELOPE

SAC, NO (15701292)

isractor, iS (100-14806) - 2.308

ST-117

CONTADTO "

REC-124

BLACK PATIEN DAIRY

3/10/73/

A.B. Multon

lix.

R.N.

BYEIS

I on

Mr.

WIl.

Atkinson

5.0.

Ingzan

IcTrOldE 3/5/71, copy enclosod for San Francisco.

Authority granted to lorard anonymous letter to

Black Penthor Fardy hondoursers, Inchingtos, RoC.

Inauze

lottor cabnot Lo traCEd tO Burcau. AGriEd Dúren sno

interested orticos of positivE resuLta.

" « saB trancesco (Raclosuro)

JOI:aCE (7) aCC

TOTE:

MAILED S.

MAR 1 9 1971

Thit is part of our continuing effore to foment internal

mLesension within

ranks of Black Panther Party (DPP), Anonymous

Jetter suitably prepared in handsiting with abpropriate number

ol misspellings will be seut to Panther chapter, BPP headquarters,

Nashington, D.Co, (NDC).

In Letter alleges that Jacob Bethea (distribution manager

01. BPP; NIC chapter) is a police informant. and during his recon't

confinoment in jall cooperated with police officers.

Bothea was

arrested by Ectropolitan Police Departmont efficors

: 011 2/7/71 {01

creating & disturbance-in IDC. Some local DEl norkers have

alleged that bothea isian informant.

Bothen is actually a

vicious and belligerent person who has refused to talk to local

officers and Bureau Agents.

The Rod brp/Clubter is presently in a state of confusion

and with recent purges iron the chapter the IC chapter 2s being

bison -

allivan -

-operated by mombers fron baitinore, Chicago and IDC. All vorisers

ohs.

are extronely sensitive to informants within their ranks.

ishop -

tennan, C..D. -

-COINTELPRO is an abbreviated caption for "Countorintelligence

allahan

asper

-Progran--Black Rationalist-late Groups--Incial Intelligence,"

conrad.

approved 10/30/70.

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ROUT

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i ENVELOPE

19.

SAC, 1070 (157-1222)

EIrocion, FBI (100-418006) - 2208

ST-112

REC-124

IACK I/STILE CANDY

3/19/11/

• It'o A.B. Fulton

кота

RoN. Bycis

".I.

allanson

• lio J.0. Inbiar

Realer 3/5/21, cory enclosed for San Franciaco.

Authority grantod to forard asonuous letter to

Riack Panthor Faisy Loninuaztores Instington, Pote

1NGU22

Lotton chunce Do traced so Suzoeu.

21720

.& » SaB FranCiSCO (ROClOSUEO)

MAILED 8.

MAR 1 9 1971

TOTE:

Enosension vithin 1a2ks of Dlack Panthor Parts (DPP).

Thas le part of our continuing efsore to foment internal.

Anonymous

lotter suitably prepared in handwriting with appropriate nunber

gi misspollings will be seut to Panther chapcor, DPP headquarters,

Washingto, DoG. (iDe).

"miLetici allogos that Jacob Bothea (distribution manager

01. BPP; IDC chapter) is a police informant aud during his recont

continenent in jail cooperatce with police officers.

Detlica was

arOSted by Lictropolstan POlIco Departmont officors on 2/7/71 10I

creating a disturbance-in VDC.

Bone local DEI workers have

alloged thai Dothea .La.ian informant.

Bethea &g actually a

Vicious and bollagerent porson who has refused

to talk to local

OLiCerS and BuICaU AEChtS.

The foe depletipter ls presently In a state of confusion

and with recent purges fron the chapter the MDC chapier is being

_operated by mombors fron caltimore, Chicago and IDC. All vorters

male crtrenoly corsitive to informants vithin their ranks.

-COTTMLPRO is an abbreviated caption for "Countorintelligonce

PrograinBlack Rationalistiate Groups--lacial. Intelligence,"

-&PELOVC& 10/00/70.

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TO

SUBJECT

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

HAY 188 ENITION

GSA FEMA (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

SAC, WEO (157-1292) (P)

COINTELPRO!-

BLACK PANTHER PARTY

- DISSENSION.

RM - BPP

DATE:

3/5/71

ReBulet to WFO, 2/18/71.

The following is the proposed text of the anonymous

letter previously suggested by WEO to cause dissension within

the ranks of the local chapter:

Panther Captain

Black Panther Headquarters

1932 17th Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

Personal

Brother:

M

I recently read in the Black Panther newspaper

about that low dog Gaines down in Texas who betrayed his

people to the pigs and it reminded me of a recent incident

that I should tell you about. Around the first part of

Feb. I was locked up at the local pigpen when the pigs

brought in this dude who told me he was a Panther. This

dude who said his name was Bethea said he was vamped on by

six pigs and was brutalized by them. This dude talked real

bad and said he had killed pigs and was going to get more

when he got out, so I thought he probably was one of you.

. The morning after Bethea was brought in a couple of other

dudes in suits came to see him and called him out of the

cell and he was gone a couple hours. Later on these dudes

came back again to see him.

Bethea told me the dudes were

his lawyers but they smelled like pig to me. It seems to me

2

Bureau

- NFO

¿C.110

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WFO 157-1292

that you might want to look into this because I know you

don't want anymore low-life dogs helping the pigs brutalize

the people. You don't know me and I'm not a Panther but I

want to help with the cause when I can.

A lumpen brother

If approved by the Bureau, this letter will be

suitably prepared in handwriting with an appropriate number

of misspellings and mailed locally to the WDC Chapter.

2

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OTTIOLIAL FORM NO. 10

AIRY IN' GUITION

ÖSA TIMA (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVER

ENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

30M

:

SAC, NEO (157-1292) (P)

IBJECT;

"COINTALPRO - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

_ DISSENSION.

RiT - BPP

DATE: *3/5/71

ReBulet to WFO, 2/18/71.

The following is the proposed text of the anonymous

letter previously suggested by wO to cause dissenstion within

the ranks of the local chapter:

Panther Captain

Black: Panther Headquarters

1932 17th Street, N.V.

riashington, D.C.

Personal

Brother:

Kin

M

7

I recently read in the Black Panther newspaper

about that low dog Gaines down in Texas who betrayed his

people to the pigs and it reminded me of a recent incident

that

I should tell you about. Around the first part of

Feb. I was locked up at the local pigpen when the pigs

brought in this dude who told me he was a Fanther. This

dude who said his name was Bethea said he was vamped on by

.. six pigs and was brutalized by them. This dude talked real

bad

and said he had killed pigs and was going to get more

when he got out, so I thought he probably was one of you.

. The morning after Bethea was brought in a couplé of other

dudes in suits came to see him and called him out of the

cell and he was gone a couple hours. Later on these dudes

came back again to see him.

Bethea told me the dudes were

his lawyers but they smelled like pig to me. It seems to me

see erican

2

Bureau

- NFO

=C.110

& MAR 5 1971

astratest

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that you might want to look into this because I know you

don't want anymote low-life dogs helping the pigs brutalize

the people. You don't know me and I'm not. a Panther but I

want to help with the cause when I can.

A lumpen brother

If approved by the Bureau, this letter will be

suitably prepared in handwriting with an appropriate number

of misspellings and mailed locally to the WDC Chapter.

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Lhä54913

misintine, sino.

1

Mr.

S.

Czarnecki

R.

H. Horner

2/14/69

$ 196

SAC, New York (100-163303)

REC-9

Director, T31 4200-1190081 2561

Ex 106 100-449698-34-62

COINTELPRO - NEW LIFT

Reurlet 2/7/69.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

distribute copies of the lcatlet submitted as an enclosure

to relet.

Assure that all necessary steps are taken to

protect the identity of use Bureau as the source.

REB injb

(5)

NOTE:

By relet New York submitted a leaflet which is

captioned "The Gigantic 'Pick the Tag Contest' is Here."

This leaflet has been prepared by the new ork vIlice and

contains the pictures of Dave Dellinger, Che Guervera, Mark

Rudd, and Herbert Marcuse. The leaflet is designed as a

contest entry blank and is designed to have the bottom

removed and returned to "Ing Contest" using the

return address

of "Coalition for an Anti-Imperialist Movement," a militant

anti-astablishment organization in New York.

This latter

has been highly critical. or Dellinger and his National

Mobilization Committee (NMC) .

New York feels that this leaflet

will ridicule Dellinger and

embarrass hin and create further

dissention beiween the Coalition for an Anti-Imperialist

Movement (CO-AIl) and iiC.

occh

,pe!

sh. ar.

500

liven.

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FROM

UBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IDER EDITION,

'OSA FPMRÍLI FRI 101-13.8

UNITED STATES GOT

NMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 2/7/59

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO -_ NEW LEFT

Reference Is made to New York letter dated 2/4/69.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a suggested

leaflet regarding a "Contest"

, designed to ridicule

DAVID DELLINGER, National Chairman of the National

Mobilization Committee and to cause disruption in

the New Left in the New York area.

In particular,

the enclosed leaflet is aimed at CO-AIM, a militant,

anti-establishment organization in New Yorke

It is noted that the address listed on the leaflet

(entry blank) Is the real mailing address of CO-AIM.

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and

distribute (anonymously) the above mentioned leaflet

to selected individuals and organizations active in

the New Left movement.

522=

_"ENCLOSURE ATTACHET"

ENCLO

100-449698-34-62

3014

25 FEB 16 1969°

290

1CC 90294D WENC

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THE GIGANTIC "PICK THE FAG CONTEST" IS HERE!

*504 Fabulous Prizes!

#Nothing Io Buy!

* YOU can win!

*Hurry! Hurry!

OFFICAL RULES:

simply pick the faggot from the following photos. Print

your choice on the entry blank at the bottom of this

page and pop

• It into the mail. YOU COULD EASILY WIN!

Dave Dollinger

the

Guervara*

CHECK THESE COLOSSAL PRIZES!

* GRAND PRIZE.

# SECOND PRIZE

Mark Rudd

Herbert Marcuse

# THIRD PRIZE

# FOURTH PRIZE

ADDITIONAL PRIZES

Seven full days in Hanol - Expenses paid!

Fourteen full days in Hanoi!

A weekend with Josie Duke in a genuine

fire-damaged Columbia University

dormitory!

Two weekends with tubby little Josiel

500 rolls of red toilet tissue, each

sheet bearing the picture of Chairman Mao

in living color!

*********MAIL TODAY+++++444448%668%588856528

FAG CONTEST,

Post Office Box 220, Old Chelsea Station,

low York, New York (10011)

Tho REAL Fag pietured above 15.

Ramo

latioto:

• Address

•Zip.

was disconnected from the world last year.)

Che, unfortunately,

55700

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1-

Mr..R. H. Horner

SAC, New Tori (100-163303)

Dizestes, +s (2004698039-31-64

4-24-69

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

2. 102

Reurlet 1-10-69.

Authority is granted to anonyaously mail copies

of the leaflet subnitted as

an enclosure to relet to

selected individuals and organizations active in the

New Left novenent.

In preparing and nailing these leaflets all

necessary steps ars to be taken to protect the Bureau

as the source.

Advise promptly of any results noted.

RHE : hIs

(4)

Ild

NOTE:

By relet New York submitted a leaflet which it

has composed which is entitled "The House Crap Revolution."

It is designed to cause disruption within the Columbia

Univeristy Chapter of SDS.

New Yorks noted that a split has

developed between this Chapter and the New York SDS Labor

Committee.

The leaflet, in New Left parlance, accuses the

New York SDS Labor Conmittee of treachery. As such a leaflet

may cause dissension betveen two few Left groups, the mailing

by New York is being authorized.

:'e

Bosen

Sullivan

Tovel

Fretter

Telynason 5290

MAILED 6

APR 2 4 1969

COMM-FBI

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Docket!

329895t

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- Mr. R. I. Horner

SAC, Now Tork (100-163303)

1m 24-69

Director,

(100449698) 40

24-6.4

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurlet 4 10-69.

Authority is granted so anonymously nail copies

of the leafled submitted as an enclosure io relet to

selected individuals and organizations active in the

New Left noverent.

In preparing and mailing theze leaflets a11

necessary steps are to be taken to protect the Bureau

88 the source.

Advise promptly of any results noted,

RHH :bls

(4)

NOTE:

By relet New York submitted a leaflet which it

has composed which is entitled "The Mouse Crap Revolution."

It is designed to cause disruption within the Columbia

Univeristy Chapter of SDS. New Tork noted that a split bas

developed between this Chapter and the New York SDS Labor

Committee.

The leaflet, in New Leit parlance, accuses the

New Iork. SDS Labor Connittee of treachery. is such a leallet

may cause dissension betveen two few Leit groups, the mailing

by New York is being authorized.

MAILER 6

APR 2 4 1969

COMM-FBI

177.

NIN 35290 DOCI: 2989967

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

" ToNAL PaRM Na to

MAY JAZ EOITION

asAFENT (41 9478) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (1000449698)

DATE:

4/10/69

SAC; NEW YORK (100$163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Re New York letter dated 3/31/69.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled "The Mouse Crap Revolution"

,designed to cause

disruption in the Columbla University chapter of the Students

For A Democratic Society (SDS). It is noted that a wide

split between the SDS Columbis

Chapter and the so-called

NY SDS Labor Committee has developed in recent months, It

Is felt this leaflet will serve to widen this split.

This leaflet was written In the jargon of the New Left

necessitating the use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and mail

(anonymously) the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

and organizations active in the Now Left movemento

tOSACD4

RHH/hIS

4/24/69

REE, 18

New York

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(•3)

CSIRE

"ENCLOSURE ATTACIED"

+00-449-698-34-671

15 APR 11 1969

55

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

JONAL FORM NO. 10.

MA'" 1ANZ EDITION

ASA FPMR (41 91R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (10004;49698)

DATE:

4/10/69

SAC, NEW YORK (100÷163303) (P)

"COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Ro New York letter dated 3/31/69.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a suggested leaflet

'Ontitled "The Mouse Crap Revolution", designed to cause

disruption in the Columbia University chapter of the Suudents

For A Democratie Society (SDS). It is noted that a wide

Chapter and the so-called

NY SDS Labor Committee has developed in recent months. It

1s felt this leaflet will serve to widen this split.

This leaflet was written In the jargon of the New left

necessitating the use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority Is requested to prepare and mail

(anonymously) the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

and organizations active in the New Left movemento

SAC, D4

4/24/69

BEC

18

ESURE

Bureau (Бaс1. ENO!

(RM)

New York

BPM:bpm

"ENCLOSURE ATTACHED"

(3)

+00-449-698-34-64

a +1461548066

15 APR 11 1969

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THE MOUSE

> REVOLUTION

It ain't very big yet, schoolmates, but the Mouse Crap

Revolution (MCR, for short)e has arrived on our fair Columbia

campus.

Chief Mouse Crapper is our old friend Tony Papert -

lately of SDS and Progressive Labor and worshiper at the feet

or Chairman Mao - who 18 trzing to screw SDS into the ground.

ke and his fellow mice, including cheese sators raud milkman,

Lo1f Johnson, Peter Wilcor, Jeff Maltor and lovable Bob Dillon,

have assumad

the name of the NY SDS Labor Committoe as the

voniole for their treachery. To this the NY Region of SDS

says

loud and clear: THE LABOR COMITTEE THEY RUN IS NOT IN ANY WAY

CONNECTED OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC

SOCIETY!

These finks still have the absolute gall to pass themselves

off as offical representatives of SDS and have sucked logitimate

Black organizations into their rather stupid damonstrations or

symposiums. Our Black friends will be suprised to know that

Paport and the NY Labor Committee supportod the Teachors. Union

against ocean Mill - Bronsville during the last strikol The

UFT owns Papert and his crow.

Tony has accused Mark Rudd of

busting up his meetings, stomping on his demonstrations and

assing on his social reforms.

Mouse crap!

The fact is that

"ark effectively creamed the Labor Committeels little tos

party

on March llth to expose Papert's Mice for what they are. That

meeting, by the way, blessed Itsolf with the balls-up title

of "People For Tomorrow". Wow!

Tony, baby, we suggoat you take your Mouse Crap elsewhere.

Go swap spit with your hero, Albert Shanker of the UFI. Go back

to burning joss sticks before the altar of Mao. As for the

rost of tho

so-called NY SDS Labor Committee, we saj.....

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Mausi

CrOP

• REVOLUTION

It ain't very big yet, schoolmates, but the Mouse Crap

Revolution (MCR, for short), has arrived on our fair Columbia

campus.

Chief Mouse Crapper 1s our old friend Tony Papert

lately of SDS and Progressive Labor and worshiper at the feet

of Chairman Mao - who 1s trying to screw SDS into the ground.

To and his fellow mice, Including cheeze eaters Paul Milkman,

Loif Johnson, Poter Wilcox, Jeff Maltar and lovable Bob Dillon,

have assumed

the name of the NY SDS Labor Committoe as the

vohiclo for their treachery.

To this the NY Region of SDS says

loud and clear: THE LABOR COMMITTEE THEY RUN IS NOT IN ANY WAY

CONNECTED OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC

SOCIETY!

These finks still have the absolute gall to pass themselves

off as offical representatives of SDS and have sucked legitimate

Black organizations into their rather stupid demonstrations or

symposiums.

Our Black friends will be suprised to know that

Papert and

the Ni Labor Committee supported the Teachors Union

against Ocean H1l1 - Brownsville during the last strikel Tha

UFT owns Papert and his crew.

Tony has accused Mark Rudd of

busting up his meetings, stomping on his demonstrations and

asing on his social reforms.

Mouse crap!

The fact Is that

"ark offectively creamied uhe

Labor Committee's little tea parby

on karch 1lth to expose Papert's Mice for what they are. That

meetings by the way, blessed Itself with the ballgoup title

of "Peoplo For Tomorrow". Wow!

Tony, baby, we suggest you take your Mouse Crap elsewhere,

Go swap spit with your hero, Albert Shanker of the UFT. Go back

to burning joss sticks before the altar of Mao. As for.

the

sost of the

so-called NY SDS Labor Committeo, we say.....

LoOk

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NEX •

W.

N.

Preusse

R.

• E. Horner

6-18-69

SAC, New York (100-163303)

Dixoctor, BEC 3(100-149698)- 34-

EX. - 117

COINTELPRO - NET LEFT

165.

Reurlet 6-1-69.

Authority is granted

to make an anonymous mailing

of the leaflet enclosed vith relet.

Assure that all necessary steps are taken to protect

the identity of the Bureau as the source of the mailing.

Relet also states that additional copies of the

leallet will be anonymously distributed by hand in sreas

where SDS is most active. Your letter fails to identify

those persons who will be used to distribute this matorial.

Prior to authorizing this phase of your plan, you are to

advise the bureau as to the above and whether such a procedure

would jeopardize the Burezu of any of your sources:

RHH: SC

(5)

NOTE:

New York has submitted a proposed leaflet vritten.

In New Leftlanguage which ridicules the acts of SDS members.

As it holds SDS up to ridicule and will tend to show resistance

against SDS, it may be effective.

the fact that New York

proposes to distribute it by hand is not being approved

since ve are not aware of their plans for so doing.

Ride

=13an

2-.05ch

-.:

stop

MAILED 23

JUN 17 1969

COMM-FBI

1729 201/26 1369

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TO

:

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1952 EDITION

ESA FPMR (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO!

LENMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTCR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 6/4/69'

SAC, NEW YORK (100=163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Re New York letter dated 4/10/69€

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled "S.D.S."

desimned to ridicule the Students For

& Democratic Society (SDS) and to cause disruption in the

I New Left In general.

This leaflet was written in the jargon of the New Left,

necessitating the use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and mall

anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

and organizations active in the New Left Movement.

It

Is also anticipated that copies of this leaflet will be

anonymously distributed by hand in areas where SDS 1s

most active.

by

is

Bureau (Enclo 2): HeM)

- New York

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ENCLOSURE ATTACHED

ENCLOSURE

RFC 37

tN.118/00 44969834-15

• JUN 5. 1969

Doc Id: 3298862U Fadavings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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S. D.S.

People say

we look like swine,

Blacks and whites alike,

We're really, slobs right down the lines

We'll back any stupid strike

We hate the American middle class,

We love to burn the flags

We go for grass and Jewish ass,

Revolution Is our bag

We sing

the songs of departed Che,

Former killer and Cuban nuts

We kiss Mao's plebura every day,

We love that welfare rut

Blacks should sit all over the bus,

we support their revolution,

But please don't live next to us.

Their real problem's evolution

All ve want is whatever you own,

With no washing, school or work,

GIve us your bread without a moan,

You plastic, tax-raying jorks

Up AGAiNst the

WALL, Americad!

RIOT

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J.

S.

Czarnecki

H. Horner

SAC, New York

Director, FBI

REG 37.

(200-1496987-34-46

COINTELPRO • NEW LEFT

6*24-69

Reurairtel 6-18-69 and enclosure thereto.

Authority is granted to make an anonymous

mailing as suggested in reairtel.

Assure that all necessary steps are taken to

protect the ideutity of the Bureau as the source of

these pamphlets.

Advise promptly of any results noted.

RHH: Ser

(5)

NOTE:

By reairtel New York Office subnitted a pamphlet

which it suggested be mailed anonymously io selected persons

and organizations active in the New Left. New York notes

that David Dellinger the

leader of the National Mobilization

Committee To End The War in Vietnan plans to hold a meeting

of various peace groups during the July 4th weekend in Cleveland.

The pamphlet prepared by New York ridicules the efforts and

•results obtained by the National Mobilization Conmittee

End The War in Vietnam, Students for a Democratic Society,

and other New Left groups. It is written in the language

of the New left and from the point of view of a New Leftist

who is frustrated anddsappointed in the results attained

so far by demonstrations and the proteat novements.

this pamphlet may serve to further fragnent the New Leit,

it is being authorized.

MAILED i

JUN 2 4 1969

COMM-FBI

RUS

+ 0JUN 261959

iT 55290

D9SI4 33989682

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S.

R.

S. Czarnecki

Н.

HOrner

SAC, New York

REC 37.

Director, FBI

(700-449698)-34-

COINTELPRO

• REN LEFT

624-69

Reurairtel 6-18-69 and enclosure thereto.

Authority is granted to make an anonymous

mailing as suggested in reairtel.

Assure that all necessary steps are taken to

protect the identity of the Bureau as the source of

these pamphlets.

Advise promptly of any results noted.

RHH: SEr

(5)

NOTE:

By reairtel New York Office submitted a pamphlet

which it suggested be mailed anonymously to selected persons

and organizations active in the New Left.

New York notes

that David Dellinger the leader of the National Mobilization

Committee To End The War in Vietnam plans to hold a meeting

of various peace groups during the July 4th weekend in Cleveland.

The panphlet prepared by New York ridicules the efforts and

• results obtained by the Antional Mobilization Committee

TO

End The War in Vietnam, Students for a Democratic Society,

and other New Left groups. It is written in the language

of the New Left and fron the point of view of a New Leftist

who is frustrated andosappointed in the results attained

so far by demonstrations and the protest movements.

Since

this pamphlet nay serve to further fragment the New Left,

it is being authorized.

MAILED &

JUN 2 4 1969

COMM-FBI

7200

08250026 1969682

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+ 1981808-5-22

PLAIN

sunil the following in

A IRTEL

FBI

Date:

6/18/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorizy)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

FROM:

'SUBJECT:

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO & NEW LEFT

ReNyle: 6/4/690

Enclosed herewith arg two copies of a suggested

leaflet entitled

"whitor Doth We Go Davy, Baby?"!

", designed i.

ridicule the National Mobilization Committee To End The War

in Vietnam and its leader,

DAVID DELLINGER. It 1s also

designed as an attompt to

disrupt a planned meeting of

various peace groups scheauled for the July 4th weekend

In Cloveland, Ohio.

0x 6/6/69, NY 6000-5) furnishod Information

that ons of the actions

to be taken at the above conference

will be an attempt to "take over""

control of the NNC fron

Its current leadership (DELLINGER) •

This leaflet was wettten in the jargon of the

Now Loft, nocossitating the use of a certain amount of

profanitye

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and

ma11 anonymously the enclosed leaflat to selected persons

and organizations active in the New Left movemente

It is suggeated

that this request be expedited

by the Bureau so that 1t may bo distributod prior to and

during the plannod meeting in Cleveland, Ohio.

REC 37.

100-449698-34-6616

2)

12 JUN 10 1969

HH 55090

1967

Bureau (RM) (Ench.

New York

(4)

17112)

B8Et-32909682

- Paye

"ENCLOSURE ATTACHLA

Sent

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5-22-641

PIAIN

Tronsmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

6/18/69

(Type in plairtext or code)

(Priorisy)

Piet

r.

!40?

• Bureau (RM)

* New York

-BPMebpra

(42)

1H 3152900066014:39

TO:

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P).

SUBJECT:

COINTELPRO " HEW LEFT

ReNTiot 6/4/69.

Enclosed herowith are two copies of a suggested

Josflot entitiod

"Whiter Doth We Go Davy, Baby?"

", designed i.

sidicule tho National Mobilization Committee To End The War

in Vietnam and 1t3 leader, DAVID DELLINGER• It 1s also

designed as an attempt to disrupt a planned meeting of

various peace groups scheduled for the July 4th weekend

. In Clevoland, Ohio.

since

0n 6/0/6994

a furnished information

that one of the ectiong

to be taken at the above conference

will bo an attempt to

"tako over""

control of the NMC from

Its current leadership (DELLINGER) •

This Leaflot was written In the jargon of the

Now Left, necessitating the use of a certain amount oi

profanity.

Bureau authority 1s roquested to proparo and

maIl anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selected persons

and organizations active in the New Left novement.

It 18

suggestad

that this request be expedited

by the Bureau so that it may bo distributed prior to and

during the planned meeting in Cloveland, Oh10.

REC 37. 100-449698-54-

CERCLOSURE ATERHE 12 JUN AS 1969

Sent

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WHITER DOTH WE GO DAVY, BABY?

Now, that the fear of confrontation (such as It was) has

jazzed its way into oblivion, perhaps, we should look to the

future.

here has the turmoil and strife led us? Is the mess

In Vietnam over? Has racism in Amerika diminished? Did we

screw up the Nixon Insugural? Are the pigs beating our asses

with less energy?

* ** HeLL NO!

Where, then, are you taking us now, Mr. Dellinger?

National

Mobe is dead and stinking up the atmosphere.

Most of the

well-known movement organizations are flat on their ass,

fInancially and otherwise. The student "revolts" at Columbia

and City died in the hiss

of piss. At City our Black Brothers

told us to stick it which we did....to the hilto

sds has

folded into a limp mass of stringy kids rapping at each other

in a jargon devoid of all meaning.

The fountain has dried

their minds impotent.

They froth at the mouth and wave their

fists to the sounds of laughter.

Their contribution to tha

Thira World has turned to dog shit.

On the bridge of our sinking ship stands Captain Dary with

the wind soroaming through his teeth.

With the waves of

Capto Davy merely smiles and

says!

We'll soon have another victory

the S. S. Mobo"

•He flutters his pinkies like a bird

roll „or flight. "Just walt till we got to chicago this

Special Bulletin, Dave. When you get to Chicago the pigs

will be waiting They'll kick the shit out of you, buddy.

Пол го, 100 1 0

The same goes for any of us nuts who follow you there, I well

remember the last time. I've got the bloody shirt hanging in

the pad.. I look at it every night. and cry a little - for the

bloodletting was for naughü. It was smash, smash and smash.

I humbly suggest it's time for a change. We, who still

support the movement, should take our stand on the corpse

of Mobe and chuck Davy baby over the side, Give him a nice

saluta and play the pipes slowly.ca.uhe at least deserves

that much.

МОВЕ

Bic 65/989682 Paue 303

196%

• Peace

Bernie (Sand Castle Class of 171

BLUE

Sile

1568

1964

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DOTH WE GO DAVY, BABY?

that the year of confrontation (such as

it was) has

jazzed Its way

Into oblivion,

perhaps,

we should look to

future.

• There has the

the

turmoil and strife led us? Is

the mess

In Vietnam over? Has racism in Amerika diminished? Did we

sgrew up

with loss

the Nixon inaugural? Are the pigs beating our asser

gnengy?

i HeLL

Where, then, are you taking us now, Mr. Dellinger?

National

Mobe is dead and stinking up the atmosphere.

Most of the

well-known movement

organizations are llat on their ass

nancially and otherwise.

The student "revolts" at Columbi.

ằng city died In the hiss

of piss. At alty our Black Brothers

us to stick It which we did.,. to the hilts

sas has

Olded into limp mass of stringy kids rapping at each

other

of minda imo tent on

fargon devold of all meaning.

The fountain has

dried

They froth at the

mouth and wave their

"the"

"sounds

of laughter.

Their contribution to the

World has turned te deg shit.

the pridge of our sinking shiy stands captain Davy wish

wind creaming through his teeth.

with the waves of

Fastion lapping at his knees.

Capt. Davy merely aniles and

31-15.000

nty.

"Tuat wait,

the's:

fellows:

We! 11 soon

have another vietory

S. Mobe!

Le fluttors his pinkies like a bird

dirt

""For flighte

"Just walt rulin we get te engage this

special Bulletin,

bare. When you get to chicago the gigs

124÷ 99

waiting,

They 11 kick the shru ot of you. buddy.

goes Ion any of us

remember the

there. E well

@ last

time

every pight and arya latole = for

81889196t1Ã8 Wag

haughe:

Et was smash, smash and smash.

T humbly suggest It!s

time fon & change!

we. WhO SE11

movement, should take oun stand

te sonase

Hebe and chuck Davy baby guer the gide, Give him a nice

sâlúte

play the pipes glowine at least deserves

= Peace

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REGiC

SAC, New York (100-163303) C

10/8/69

Director,

FBI (100-4496958-34-74

G.C. Moore

Horner

COINTELPRO -

HEY LEFT

Reurlei 10/2/69.

Authority is granced to reproduce the flier

submitted as an enclosure to rolet and to anonymously

distribute it to selecied indiv:inals and organizations of

the New Left and to individunis stiva in the Black Panther

Party and other extremist black groups.

In preparing and miling these fliers, assure that

all necessary steps are taken so protect the identity or the

Bureau as the source.

RIM: jes

(5)

NOTE:

A factional split has developed among SDS, the PLP,

and the BPP.

The dispute has arisen over such issues as

community control of police and the best neans of bringing

about a revolution in this country.

How York has submitted

a flier captioned "Get In The Picture!" which is obscene in

nature and has been designed to when the split among these

three groups. As the flier- may serve to develop suspicion

among the three groups, It is being approved.

MAILED 22

OCT 8 1969

COMM-FBI

ui.r

Trades

Tele.

440 0CT 13.1959

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REG-103

SAC, New Yorks (100-163303) "

10/3/69

•103

Director, IBI (100 4496988-34-74

Hr. G.C. Moore

Mr. Horner

COINTELPRO - NOW LEFT

Reurlet 10/2/69.

Authority is granted to reproduce the flier

submitted às an enclosure to relet and to anonymously

distribute it to selected individuals and organizations of

the New Left and io irdividuals active in the Black Panther

Party and other extremist black groups.

In preparing and mailing these fliers, assure that

all necessary steps are taken to protect the identity of the

Burcau as the source.

RHH: jes

(5)

NOTE:

A factional split has developed among SDS, the PLP,

and the BPP.

The dispute has arisen over such issues as

community control of police and the best neans of bringing

about a revolution in this country. New York has submitted

a flier captioned "Get In The Picture!" which is obscene in

nature and has been designed to viden the split among these

three groups. As the flier may serve to develop suspicion

among the three groups, it is being approved.

MAILED 22

OCT 8 1969

COMM-FBI

?.::

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Tre::e:

Tele.

D.

3 1960

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

"OPTIONAL FORM MO 10

MAY 1082 EDITION

GRA FAMR (41 C7T1) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

10/2/69

SAG, NEW YORK (100$163303)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference is made to New York letter to Bureau dated,

9/30/69.

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled "Get In The Picture"

, designed to widen the

factional split between the Students For A Democratic

Society (SDS) and the Progressive Labor Party (PLP)

and also to strain relations between these two groups

and the Black Panther Party (BPP).

Enclosed leaflet has been marked "Obscene" because

of its content. It is noted

• that an enlarged picture

of the rats appearing in the leaflet was recently featured

as a center-spread in the publication "RAT", It has also

received wide notice in New Left circles including SDS and

PLPO

The words "PLP"

and

"SDs" have been added to the

picture by the NY!,

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and mail

anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selacted individuals

and organizations active in the New Left movement. It

will also be sent to individuals active in the BPP and

other extremist black organizations.

Bureau

1 • New York

BPM: bpm

(3)

ENCLOSURE ATTACHED

- 104;

100-449 628-34-74

OCT 3

1969

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

" OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1852 EDITION

GSA FPMR (81 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOY NMENT

Memorandum

:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

10/2/69

SAC, NEW YORK (100÷163303)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference 1s made to New York letter to Bureau dated,

9/30/69--

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled "Get In The Picture"

, designed to widen the

factional split between the Students For A Democratic

Society (SDS) and the Progressive Labor Party (PLP) '

and also to strain relations between these two groups

and the Black Panther Party (BPP).

Enclosed leaflet has been marked "Obscene" because

of its content. It is noted that an enlarged picture

of the rats appearing in the leaflet was recently featured

• It has also

received wide notice in New Left circles Including SDS and

The words "PLP" and "SDS" have been added to the

picture by the NYo.

• Buraau authority is requested to prepare and mail

anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

and organizations active in the New Left movement. It

will also be sent to individuals active in the BPP and

other extremist black organizations.

Bureau

1 - New York

BPM: bpm

(3)

ENCLOSURE ATTACHED

HEG-201

: i04

100-449 678-34-74

OCT

3

1969

SEC?

HH

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in the Preture

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FOGRESSICG LABOR

AND

new The PANTheES

The

CATON

Posers

YO iS RiGHT, MaN,

Ard the Pasthers

Is UNdeR both of en

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Get in the

Picture!

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MAO

PLP

JOiN FOGReSSive BAbOR

AND

5D.S

Li sened he Moreen

The CAT ON

top is mitted

Rating

Yo is RiGht, man,

ANd THE FANTNERS

Is UNock bot of em

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## Page 311

G.

C.

Moore

kir.

HOrner

10/15/69

SAC, New Tork (100-163303) *0

Drootor, TEX (200-619855 4-75

COINTELPRO • NEW LEFT

coca

Reurlet 10/10/69.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mail copies of the leaflet transmitted as an enclosure io

relet.

Take all necessary steps to protect the identity of

the Bureau as the source of these leaflets.

RHH: jes/kle

(5)

NOTE:

By relet, New York subnitted a leaflet captioned

"Give Them Bananas." This leaflet is highly critical of

Black United Front

(BUF) leader the Rev. Douglas Moore.

The leaflet is based upon the fact that the BUr has demanded

payments from the New Mobilization Committee (NiC) as a

price for its support of the 11/15/69 demonstrations which

are to be held in Washington, D. C., and sponsored by the

NiC. We have been trying to create

a split between these

two groups based upon this demand. This leaflet may serve

such a purpose.

Tolsen

= each

Poiner

35*:

й.. 35.37.

Foli-

Posen

Sallicen

Troller

NH 55290

MAILED 23

ОСТ 15 1969

COMM-FBI

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G. C. Hoore

- hI.

HOrner

SAC, New Tor's (100-163303) 10

REC- 89

Disector, FBI + (100-449698)

10/15/69

-. 75

COINTELPRO - NEH LEFT

Reurlet 10/10/69.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mail copies of the leaflet transmitted as an enclosure to

selet.

Take all necessary steps to protect the identity.of

the Bureau

as the source of these leaîlets.

RHE: jes/kle

(5)

NOTE:

By relet, New York submitted a leaflet captioned

"Give Then Bananas." This leaflet is highly critical of

Black United Front (BUF) leader the Rev. Douglas loore.

The leaflet is based upon the fact that the BUF has demanded

payments from the New Mobilization Committee (NIC) as a

price for its support of the 11/15/69 demonstrations which

are to be held in Mashington, D. C., and sponsored by the

NMC. We have been trying to create a split between these

two groups based upon this demand. This leaflet may serve

such a purpose.

Toisen

MAILED 23

OCT 15 1969

COMM-FBI

Te.

Rosen

3elliv3n

Ta:el.

Troller

55290

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## Page 313

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 18

MAY 18GZ EOITION

OSA FPMR (41 CFT) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV. NMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

10/10/69

FROM:

I SAC, NEW YORK (106-163303) (P)

SUBJECT:

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled "Give Them Bananas!"

designed to widen the

rift between the New MobIlIzation Committee To End The

War In Vietnam (NMC) and the Black United Front (BUF)

over the BUF demand that NMC "pay" for their planned

March on Washington 11/15/69.

Enclosed leaflet has been written in the jargon

of the New Left, necessitating the use of a certain

amount. of profanity:

It Is realized this material is racial in tone

but it is belleved this is the one point of vulnerability

In the NMC - BUF combination.

Bureau authority 1s requested to prepare and mail

anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

active in the NMC and Buf both in the New York and

Washington areas.

It is intended that this mailing would be completed

prior to the 11/15/69 demonstration.

1 • New York

BPM: bpm

(3)

- REC- 89

V57.240

100-449698-34

15

OCT 28 1969

75.

wa.t.203

HH

DooId:32989682 . Page

313

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## Page 314

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 18

MAY 1882 EDITION

GSA FPMR (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

INMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100449698)

DATE

10/10/69

:T, SAC, NEW YORK (106-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Enclosed are two coples of a suggested leaflet

entitled "Give Them Bananas!", designed to widen the

rift between the New MobIlIzation Committee To End The

War In Vietnam (NMC) and the Black United Front (BUF)

over the BUF demand that NMC "pay" for their planned

March on Washington 11/15/69.

Enclosed leaflet has been written in the jargon

of the Now Left, necessitating the use of a certain

amount.of profanity.

• It is realized this material 1s racial in tone

but it 1s belleved this 1s the one point of vulnerability

in the NMC - BUF combination.

Bureau authority is requested to prepare and mali

anonymously the enclosed leaflet to selected individuals

active in the NMC and BUF both in the New York and

Washington areaso

It is intended that this mailing would be completed

prior to the 11/15/69 demonstration.

1 - New York

Bureau (RM) (Enolo dIs osund

V57-140

BPM: bpm

- REC- 89

160-449698-34-75

(3)

1212557 t0-3 tEard ian sino

16

OCT Z8 1969

T-SEC.:

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## Page 315

Give them

BANANAS!

We

see where the New Mobilization Committee - organizing

group for

the march on Washington November 15th - has had the

Blocks-thrown to it by the

washing ton

so-called BLACK UNITED FRONT, which

demands much bread for any peace activity in the Amerikan

capitato

BUf leader, the Rev. Douglas Moore, at first requested the

modest

sum of

& buck a

head - hoping to blast a hunared grand

out of poor old MMC. Later,

he asked for a mere $25,000. Right

now the Zulu King would settle for two-bits if it came

from

the blood and sweat of the movement..

Mr. Moore, whose brain

1s'as sharp as a limp dishrags is nothing but a black

blackmaller.....his stock in

trade is the color of his skin.

His built In prejudices against whites are typical of those

arising from the

festering sores of ignorance and lack of

intelligence.

We miaht mention Mr. Moore's fantastic grasp

of the English language - sometimes his grunts actually make

sense. Not a bad fellow,

balls

and old

really for he does like colored

automobile

tires.

well, to get back

to the

BUF blackmail

play.

The march for peace

spito of any blackbirds who try

wirr

go on as scheduled in

to shit on 1t.

Mr. Moore

and his pack or herd or pride?

or whatever you call a

group of bloodsucking

animals, are in for a

shock.

We say: If they must

get something in return

for their non-violence

days of demonstrations, giv

towards NMC during these

them

BANANAS - all they can eat.

We'll be in Washington on November 15th, Douglas. You can

mark that on your calendar in RED, pal. If

you won't join us

you're against us. It's as simple as that.

we consider you

and your kind as black bandits and the most dangerous of

the elements eating away at the movement.

The Steering Committee of NMC can feed you all the shit

they want, Mr. Moore but lip-service isn't money... none that

you'll ever see.

Suck on your bananas, brother and someday you might learn

how to make fire or build a wheel.

Affectionately,

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## Page 316

Give them

BANANAS

THE NE

We see where the New Mobilization Cormittee - organizing

group for the march on Washington November 15th - has had tha

blocks thrown to it by the so-called BLACK UNITED FRONT, which

demands much bread for any peace activity in the Amerikan

capital.

BUr leader, the Rev. Douglas Moore, at first requested the

modest sum of

& buck a head - hoping to blast a hundred grand

out of poor old- NMC. Later, he asked for a mere $25, 000. Right

now the Zulu king would settle for two-bits If it came

from

the blood and sweat of the movement. Mr. Moore, whose brain

1g as sharp as a limp dishrag, is nothing but a black

blachmaller.....his stock in trade is the color of his skin.

His built in prejudices against whites are typical of those.

arising from the

festering sores of ignorance and lack of

intelligence.

We might mention Mr. Moore's fantastic grasp

of the English language - sometimes his grunts actually make

sense. Not a bad fellow, really

for he does like colored

balls

and old

automobile

tires.

well, to get back

to the BUF blackmail

ploy.

The march for peace

will

go on as scheduled in

spite of any blackbirds who try

to shit on It. Mr. Moore

and his pack or herd or pride

group of bloodsucking

or whatever you call a

animals, are in for a

shock.

We say: If they must

sget something in return

for their non-violence

days of demonstrations, give

towards NMC during these

them

BANANAS - all they can eat.

We'll be in Washington on November 15th, Douglas. You can

mark that on your calendar in RED, pal. If you won't join us

Jou're against us. It's as simple as that.

We consider you

and your kind as black bandits and the most dangerous of

the elements eating away at the movement.

The Steering Committed of NMC can feed you all the shit

they want, Mr. Moore but lip-service isn't money... none that

you'll ever see.

Suck on your bananas, brother and someday you might learn

how to make fire or build a wheel.

Affectionately,

HN 55290 DocId:32989682 Page 316

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## Page 317

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OFTIOHALFORM NO. 10

BAAY 19GS EDITION

GOA FPMA (41 CF1R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVENMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 11/24/69

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303)

"COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference 1s made to New York letter dated, 10/2/69.

Enclosed for the Bureau are two copies of a suggested

lotter designed to take advantage of the current atmosphere

of confusion in the New Left movement over the extent

of FBI Infiltration Into their ranks through the press

media.

It is aimed specifically at the Liberation News

service (INS) In New York by casting suspicion at their

activities.

Each letter enclosed has a xerox copy of an article

entitled "Press Agents" by JAMES A. WECHSLER attached,

This article appeared in the October 29, 1969, Issue of

the

"Now York Post"

• It is noted that Former (NY 6000mS) (LOUIS SALZBERG)

in Chicago, Illinois. At that time, I

SALZBERG revealed that the "New York Press Service"

(NYfile 100-164974), had been established by him as

a "cover" for his activities as a free-lance photographer

in the New Left for this Bureau.

His appearance rosulted

In howls of anguish from the liberal and New Left press

over FBI use of a "journalist" as an informant.

Enclosed letter will be sent to CAROL LIPMAN, Staff

Member, Student Mobilization Committee To End The War In

Vietnam, 857 Broadway, New York City (10003), with a copy

The letter

on the shoulders of HOWARD HARRISON, well-known New Left

Ired lance photographer.

Bureau authority

Is requested to prepare and mail

anonymously enclosed

teras set forth above.

100-449698-34-

Bureau (RM) (Enc(2)

New York

BPM: bpm

dc6 902 Sui

(3)

ENCLOSURE ATTEN

REC-62

* NOV 25 lYby

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## Page 318

Doar-Carol:

As one who has lone been associated with the

forces of peace in Nixon's Amerika, I'm taking the

liberty

of sending you a copy of James Wechsler's

October 29th article which appeared in the Post.

I too wonder just how many of our friends in the

or what have

York Press Service really amounts to just the top

of an ice borg which only emerged as a result of

the Chicago trial of Dave and the others.

Without

the trial, I'm sure Salzberg would still

be plying

his despicable trade.

Now, for the good of the movement, I must ask one

question.

How has the Liberation

survived

these many years?

News Service

It has suffered intornal

spllus time and again. Its books are in the rad

and have been

so for a long time. M. Bloom, one

of Its founders, recently took his

own life. Yet,

Ins continues to operate much like the New York

Press Service, which leads me to the obvious

conclusion that federal bread constitutes its

main support.

Ins 1s in an ideal position to infiltrate the

movement at every level. It has carefully concealed

Its books from all but a select few.

former employees

have openly auestioned its sources of operating

funds.

others)

I shall write you further on Ins for I land several

am taking.

steps to expose this fraud for

what 1t really 1s - a government financed front.

Howle

ps - Ins representatives all carry police press

cards too!

HH 55290

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## Page 319

(MAGAZINE PAGE FIVE)

$7

Press Agents

SCIA JAMES A. WEGHSLER

On any roster of innocent victims of wartime absurdity,

Sheldon Ramsdoll deserves prominent mention

• A taienied 3&-ycar-old frec-lance photographer who served

as a press aide for Sen, Eugene 2IcCarthy during the 1508 cam-

paign, Pamsiel! subsequently associated himself with an outfit

known as "New York Press Service" headed by one Louis Salz-

. berg.

Now Rumsdell has discovered that in the performance of

his duties ior that enterprise, he was unknowingly working as

an agent for the FBI in its militant surveillunce of the neace

movement. One might says that he was so secret an agent that

he was denica ascess to his own secret.

Rcrelation of his unwitting role came as a result of Salenerg's

emergenie as a government witness in the Chicago "conspiracy"

trial of anti-mar loaders. It is now clear that the "Press Service"

sas al. Joast in part an b'CIsubsidized operation, and pictures ot

peace dconstrators taken by Ramsdcll have presumaiiy been

immortalited in the FBI's galicries of suspicious characters.

Ramsdell's conscience may be partially appeased lis

knowle! do that his labors were highly unremunartive; Salberg

kept toine; lin that money obtained from photo sales (to nes's-

papers and pico-groups) had to be used for expansion plans,

inmati, like gayment once the business prospered

Mrs, in Chienko, Salhorg has testified that his own reward

Sco die joe los amounee do about SSö00 plus $2000 in espenses

since I!T.

*

*

Ramsdell might be understandably uncertain as to whetlier

to laugh of weep about his own predicament.

can hardly have contributed to any serious hunan discomiort;

people who participate in peace rallies do not view themselves

as underground operatives, and their faces are continuously ex-

posed to cameras.

But he is not without anger about what he quite rightiy

regards is the misuse of press credentials by investigative agon-

cies-anil, of course, by the misuse of his own work.

"Al' that I've gotten out of this is a credibility gap," he

remarkui resteriar.

"People begin to distrust me because of

the contradio. And I begin to wonder how many press peopie

may be working for the FBI."

The ciclo oi suspicion is

Barreli diese chenntered Salabere at peace assemilages

mias croced intermittently during the

ventire jin roots that Salberg scened to be continuously oa

ide sai of things and especially zcalous anour Plisting

irondly cottis wiin such activist leaders as Divid Dehinger,

10 pi. chi a trusting soul.

2÷ on die MeCarly drive enocd. Salaborg apprOached

bin abo the midis service" A lotter of soliciation signed by

didi, no course ind picjade:

•T.' most tad your organization schedules a comonstration,

nard, "don: do offico party, let us know in aúranco. Well core:.

it liko: inket and deliver a cost-fred sample of out work to

lour olive. do obligation io purchase, naturaliy.

"À mai sonside is our individual corerage. We will photo.

raph cig on gie inlividual during any type of demonstration

or basi. irins ard negatives furnished on ordcr. What buticr

way to show you were with it, or in it, or whatever."

55290 DooId:32989682 • Page 319

It twas not a big business; there were only two others

the "staff" and, at one point, Ramsdell expressed some & acci

to a collague about Salzberg's reai involvement.

"That's funny," she associate replied. "He just warned me

about you."

Ramsdell has some: other intriguing recollections. It was not

uncommon, for example, for the service to oifer its products at

modest ices to the Cemmunist Daily World and other left-wing

publications. The photos might have been appropriately cap-

tioncd: "Courtesy of the FBI.'"

•A tex months ago Ramsdell walked away from the plare

and .continued his iraclance existence, Among his recent ca.?-

paign clients have bon: Herman Badillo and Norman Jailer.

He talks without rancor about Salzherg; "I leul sorry

him. In & way he scams rather pathetic."

Ramsdeil-a native of Maine "from a conscralive family"

mis not an organization nian. But his anti-war convictions

obviously carnest, and his distaste for libi poiicing si puree in.

tivity increased his resentment over the portrait of himself is ...

"FBI duye."

Fic sces the ludiaous notes in the story, inciding the cosca

tial worthlessness of his contributions lo

the libi's archivi,

(Consider the number of FBI agents whom he must have plic.i.

graphed in the peace assembiages.)

But verond the comic opera aspects of the saga remain t :

serious questions of press infiltration by the FBI. Salzierg iri

ally established himseif by obtaining a police cara as a 26,10

sentative of a Spanish-language newspaper. How many alic

journalists-IV and mewspaper variety-are on the FEI payrel::

In a sense the Salzerg saga and comparable episodes plast.

erery rian with a puess credential under suspicion. it is time ic.

a Congressional committee to explore we whole story.

New. Yourt. Post"

10/29/64

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REG

SAC, New Yorks (100-163303)

1/20/70

Deroctor, REX 200-4+96887-341-78

- Ht. Horner

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurlet 1/14/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and make the

anonymous mailing as suggested in relet.

--

Necessary steps are to be taken to protect the

Identity of the Bureau as their source. Promptly advise of

any results noted.

RHH: JeS-56

(4)

NOTE:

By relet, the NYO submitted a flyer (copy

attached) designed

and written in such a vein as to foster

friction

between the Sip, its youth group the YSA, and the

NiC, The two former groups have been actively infiltrating

the NIC. Prior to the 11/15/69 demonstrations in

Washington, D. C., and

san francisco,

an open split developed

'between SWP and NIC factions Flamming the San Francisco

demonstrations.

We are attempting to further this split.

This flyer, designed by the NYO, is prepared in a

New Left fashion vith some resulting obscenity.

DELETED COPY SENT USA,

NY?,

FOR RELIASE TO PLATHOS

SHP CIVIL SUIT BI I2222

DATED FEB 26 1975

AL FILEN

•IN 100-16

(SHP

RDC/..

MAILED 5.

JAN 20:370

COMM-FBI

Wells

tie. Foo:

ROGHOUT TELETUFE UNITE

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REG 62

SAC, New York (100-163303)

1/20/70

DIrector, FBI (1O0-449698)-34-78

1 - HI. HorneI

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurlet 1/14/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and make the

anonymous nailing as suggested in relet.

6 NA

Necessary steps are to be taken to protect the

identity of the Bureau as their source.

Promptly advise of

any results noted.

RHI: Jes-*

(4)

NOTE:

By relet, the NO submitted a flyer (copy

attached) designed

and written in such a vein as to loster

friction between the SiP, its youth group the YSA, and the

NMC, The two former groups have been actively infiltrating

the MIC. Prior to the 11/15/69 demonstrations in

Washington, D. C., and San Francisco, an open split developed

between SiP and MIC factions plaining the San Francisco

demonstrations. We are attempting to further this split.

New Left

This flyer, designed by the NYO, is prepared in a

fashion with some resulting obscenity.

DELETED COPY SENT USA, NIC,

FOR RELCASE TO PLAINTIT S

SIP CIVIL SUIT BY 132223

AND FILED

•IN 100-16

DATED FEB 261975 FILS) DE

(SHiP

MAILED 5.

JAN 20÷370

COMM-FBI

Deut

11

WITS

3/055

ric.Foom

107

999

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## Page 322

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OTTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1958 EDITION

ESA PHA (41 CF7R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

-NEW YORK (100÷163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE: 1/74/70

Reference is made to New Yori letter dated 12/30/67.

In the ranks of the vow Mobilization Committee To End

The War In Vietnam (NMC) by a direct attack on the

influence in NuC by the socialist Workers Party (SWP),

It is also designed to cause confusion in the sWP

itself.

Enclosed leaflat has been marked "Obscene" because

of its content.

The copy block on the leaflet has been

written in the

jargon of the New Left necessitating the

use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested for New York to

prepare this lesflat and mail anonymously to selected

individuals and organizations in the NMC.

also be sent to individuals in the SWP and the Student

Mobilization Committee to End The War in Vietnam (SMO) *

DELETED COPY SENT USA, NYC,

FOR RELEASE TO PLAINIIPZS IN

SHP CIVIL

DATED FEB LE HELENTO

TO FILED

IN 100-16 (SHP MAID FILE) •

ICC WENG 72

2 - Bureau (RM) (Encle 2)

= New York 100-146608

(SWP DISRUPTION)

-New York

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMA (41 CF7) 101-91.0

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-1149698)

DATE:

1/74/70

URAC, NEW YORK (1002163303) (P)

LCOINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Referenca Is made to New Yoris letter dated 12/30/69.

Enclosed are two

ontitled "Fly United,, opies of a suggested leaflet

• designea to cause disruption

in the ranks of the New Mobilization Committee To End

The War In Vietnam (NMC) by a direct attack on the

influence in MC by

• the Socialist Workers Party (SWP).

It is also designed to cause confusion in the SWP

itselfo

Enclosed leaflat has been maried "Obscene" because

of its content.

The copy block on the leafleù has been

written in the

jargon of the New Left necessitating the

use oi a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is raquested for New Yori to

prepare this leaflat and mail

anonymously to selected

individuals and organizations in the NMC.

It will

also be sent to individuals in the SWP and the Student

Mobilization Committee to End The War in Vietnam (SMC).

DELETED COPY SENT USA,

NIC,

FOR RELEASE TO PLAINIITIS

IN

DATED_

_NO NILED

IN 100-16 (SP MAIN FILE) •:,:

ICE WENE 77

2- Bureau (RM) (Enol. 2)

= New York 100-146608 (SWP DISRUPTION)

1 = New York

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ELY UNITED?

NEW

MOBE -

BALLS!

D1g It. It's time to pull the chain, brothers and sisters. If

the peace movement in Amerika is to

survive, the crap influence

of the soclallst workers Party and its bastard youth group

• Young socialist Alliance • must be flushed from New Mobe

once and for all, Stagnant zeros like Freddie Halstead and

Harry RinG, both members of the SWP Nat'l Committee, must

be dumped.

Let's get rid of the Carol Liomans, tus

Horowitzs

and the Joanna Misniks along with other SWP shits!

DEMAND AN END TO SWP BALLING!

write New Mobe today at

suite 900, 1029 Vermont Ave., Nole, Washingion, D.G

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ELY UNTED?

NEW

MOB

BALLS!

Dig 1t. It's time to pull the chain, brothers and sisters. If

the peace movement in Amerika is to

survive, the crap influence

of the socialist Workers Party and its bastard youth group

- Young Socialist Alliance - must be flushed from New Mobe

once and for all. Stagnant zeros Iike Freddie Halstead and

Harry Ring, both memberg of the SWP Nat'1 Committee, must

be dumped. Let's get rid of the carol Liomans, Gus

Horowitza

and

the Joanna Misniks along with other swp shits!

DEMAND AN END TO SWP BALLING!

Write New Mobe today at

Suite 900, 1029 Vermont Ave,, N.W., Washington, D.G.

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SAC, New York. (100-163303)

Darootor 1200-149608-341-79

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

2/17/70

1 - MI. Horner

EX-102

-Reurlet 2/3/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mail copies of the "memorandum" submitted as an enclosure to

relet.

In preparing these documents, ald necessary steps

should be taken to protect the identity of the Bureau.

Advise of any results noted.

RHH: jes

(4)

NOTE:

By relet, New York submitted a proposed "memorandúm"

purportedly written

by a member of the New Mobilization

Committee to End the War in Vietnam (NHC) to the National

Steering Committee.

"Memorandun" would criticize the

Steering Committee for its lack of support of the black

conmunity and for alloving trotskyites to assume more

influence within the Conmittee.

New York suggests that the

"memorandum" be subnitted anonymously to members of the NIC

Steering Committee and to selected officials of the Vietnam

Moratorium Committee since this liter group norks closely

with WhiC.

such a

"remorandum" may serve to cause a split

within the NIC leadership.

DELETID COPY SENT US!,

NYC,

FOR RETEASI TO PLAIZE:

SWP CIVIL

SUIT EY LETTER

DATED FEB 26 1975

AND FILED

IN 100-16 (SWP. MAIN FILE) •

MAILED. 3

F33 17 1970

COMM-FBI

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SAC, New York. (100-163303)

REC-138,

Director, FBI

381004496981-34-79

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFI

2/17/70

• I - Mr. Horner

EX-102

Reurlet 2/3/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mail copies of the "memorandun" submitted as an enclosure to

reler.

In preparing these documents, all necessary steps

should be taken to protect the identity of the Bureau. •

Advise of any results noted.

RHA: JeS

(4)

NOTE:

By relet,

New York submitted a proposed "memorandum"

purportedly written by a member of the New Hobilization

Committee to End the War in Vietnam (MIC) to the National

Steering Committee.

"Menorandun" would criticize the

Steering Committee for its lack of support of the black

community and for allowing Trotskyites to assume more

Influence within the Committee. New York suggests that the

"memorandum" be submitted anonymously to members of the NiC

Steering Connittee and to selected officials of the Vietnam

Moratorium Conmittee since this liter group works closely

with NiC.

Such a

"memorandum" may serve to cause a split

winin the NIC leadership.

DELETED COPY SENT USA,

wve,

FOR RELEASE TO PLAINDI:S

IN

SHP CIVIL SUIT BY

LETSDA

DATED_

FER 26 1975

_AND FILED

IN 100-16 (SHP. MAIN FILE) NEI

MAILED. 3.

FSB 1 ÷ 1970

COMM-FBI

Tolson

DeLoach

"Aciters..

sohr -

Bishop

casper

Collahen

ConFed

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Gale

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NEW MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

1029 Vermont Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20005

Area Code 212 737-8500

MEMO TO: National Steering Connittee

RE: The Absolute Racial Imbalance of The NSC

Having for a short time served as a member of the NSC, and

currently active in the Moratuaium Connittes - both in

Washington and New York, I find It nacessary to call attention

to certain facts overlooked or shovalled under the rug by

NMC leadership.

My understanding at the time I joined NMC was that It was to

be run

as a non-exclusionary organization - devoted to one

primary cause, the immediate

and of the frightful war in

Vietname We were not to be side-tracked into supporting

the aims of the militant left.

We ware not to be

sucked

Into protests against the govorment's trial of the Conspiracy

8 in Chicago and the like.

Our sighis were to be adjusted

at some later time when the war terminated. Or, so I

thought.

Over the past several years the Trotseyites have literally

taken control of the body proper and have repeatedly resisted

efforts to recruit black brothers into NMC leadership.

addition, they have seen fit to use the good officos of

the NMC to further their own political aspirations, nebulous

as they are.

I have been sickened - on more than one occasion - by the

promises made to the Black United Front, promises not kept,

promises made with the mouth and not the heart. The attitude

of the Steering Committee towards tha BUF was and is a

matter of disgrace.

In the maln, NMC leadership has been

no better than the racist politicans and phony liberals

who give lip service to the black conmunity and turn their

backs on any positive action.

The NMC leadership has demonstrated an appalling lack of

sensitivity towards the largest minority in the country.

If NMC 1s to survive the coming months,

the situation

must be rectified immediatoly:

Our leadership - including

the omni-present Trotskyites sid other radicals - had better

take positive steps before thoss who disagree with current

policy, and there are many. either withhold future support

or take decisive action to remova NMC leadership. It is

my beller. the NMC would greatly benefit under a leader 11le

Sam Brown of MC.

To avoid senseless imbrogllo, I choose to remain anonymous

until the proper time. Just

fre the record - I am not

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NEW MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

1029 Vermont Avenue,

N. W., Washington, D. C. 20005

Area Code 212 737-8600

MEMO TO: National Steering Committee ..

RE:

The Absolute Racial Imbalance of The NSC

Having for a short time served as a member of the NSC, and

currently active in the Moratorium.Counittee - both in

Washington and New York, I find It necessary to call attention

to certain facts overlooked or shovelled under the rug by

NMC leadership.

My understanding at the time I joined NC was that It was to

be run as a non-exclusionary organization - devoted tò one

primary cause, the immediate end of the frightful war in

Vietnam. We were not to be side-tracked into supporting

the aims of the militant left. We were not to be sucked

Into protests against the government's trial of the Conspiracy

Our sights were to be adjusted

at some later time when the war terminated. Or, so I thought.

Over the past

taken contros. several years the trotskyites have literally.

of the body proper and have repeatedly resisted

offorts to recruit black brothers into NMC leadership.

addition, they have seen fit to use the good offices of

the NMC to further their own political aspirations, nebulous

as they are.

I have been sickened - on more than one occasion - by the

promises made to the Black United Front, promises not kept,

promises made with the mouth and not the heart. The attitude

of the Steering Committae towards the BUF was and is a

matter of disgrace. In the main, NMC leadership has been

no batter than the

racist politicans and phony liberals

Who give llp service to the black community and turn their .

backs on any positive action.

• The NMC leadership has demonstrated an appalling lack of

sensitivity towards the largest minority in the country.

If NMC is to survive the coming months,

the situation

must be rectified immediately.

Our leadership - including

the omni-present Trotskyltes

and other radicals - had better

take positive staps before those who disagree with current

policy, and there are many, either withhold future support

or take decisive action to remove NMC leadership. It 1s

my bellet the NMC would greatly benefit under a leader 11le

Sam Brown of MC.

55290

To avoid senseless Imbroglio, I choose to remain anonymous

until the proper tims. Just

for the record - I am not

Black.

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R. H. Horner

5/1/70.

SAC, New York (100-163303)

REC-89

Director, XBI (100-149698) 34-81

COINTELPRO. - NEW LETT

Reurlet 4/21/70.

Since the distribution of the leaflet suomitted as

an enclosure to referenced letter could precipitate violence

beween black militants and dew heitists, authority to

distribute it is denied.

Your interest in participating in this program is

appreciated and you should continue to give ii close attention.

RHE: co/mbs

(4)

NOTE:

The New York Office has prepared a leaflet, containing

a certain amount of black militant obscenities which it proposes

to nail anonymously to New Left individuals and organizations.

The leaflet is designed to show militancy on the part of blacks

towards whites.

Since such a leaflet could possibly engender

violence between black militants and New Leftists, authority

for the mailing is being denied.

MAILED 21,

MAY I 1970

COMM-FBI

ENCLOSURE

154 MAY 15

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

STIONAL FORM NO 11

MAY IDE EDITION

ESA FPMR (41 CF1R) 108-11.8

UNITED STATES GC URNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 4/21/70

TIMSAC, NEW YORK (1003163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference is made to New York letter dated 3/31/70.

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet

designed to widen the gap between the more moderate

*elements of the New Left and the militant Black Panther

Party (BPP) a

Enclosed leaflet has been marked "Obscene" because

of its content.

Bureau authority Is requested for New York to

prepare this leaflet and mail anonymously to selected

Individuals and organizations in the New Left movement.

- 5/173

toled

REC-89

(+00-449698-34-81

1

5-11

ARR 22 1970

]

1-12A

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• PANTHER PISS

Quotable En

QUOTeS

-"I dig absolutely" - Sweet Lennie Bernstein

"we will kill any

mathorfucker that

•In our way!

standg

"K1lling white oyes"

"Strangling the guts

out of white women,

razoring honkoy men,

Say 81100"

"We will decimato

the countrj..con

ax in a hunklos

skull"

"Arm Joursalvas...

K111 &11

tha slave

masters!"

"The ani? g0od pig

a dead pig"

TME O

OVEMENT

ВДОД ОД ІТІ ОТОЧІ

••080W00

#

"30adso.i

044

"So that wo may have

Iried bruing in the

peOpLes nEpalm and

dog cops, roast pigs"

"Kill kennedy's and

mellons,

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fire?

REG-L40

I - R. H. Horner

SAC, New York (100-163303)

Biroctor, sa7 (200160680 34-83

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

61: 1: /70

easter

ApEr

Beurlet 5/18/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mall copies of the leaflet submitted as an enclosure to relet

osure to Yelet

to selected individuals in the New Left movement and to members

of the Venceremos Brigade.

In preparing and mailing these leaflets, all necessary

steps are to be taken to protect the Bureau as the source.

RHH: mkz

(4)

NOTE:

mky

A member of the Venceremos Brigade, a group of New

Leftists which recently went to Cuba reportedly to cut sugar

cane, has stated that the Gay Liberation Front wanted to form

•their own unit inside the next brigade to go to Cuba.

Cuban

officials did not. like the idea as, in effect, they felt

homosexuals do not make good communists. The Gay Liberation

New York suggested a

leaflet be prepared in the format of a teletype and addressed

to David Dellinger, who has been previously arrested for

homosexual behavior, which would infer that Dellinger was sup-

porting the homosexuals' efforts to form this brigade for the

next trip to Cuba. Copies would be mailed to various

New Leftists

to impugn Dellinger:

p0ci

JAS IN

Tolson

SeLeach

Polters

lohr.

MAILED. 9

Bishop

Casper

Callahan .

JUN 1 1970

Corias -

Feit …

Gole

COMM-FBI

Rosen -

Sullivan -

Tavel.

Soyars

Tele. Room.

nd520p, PPAT 3299090

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TO

FROM:

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1842 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES OVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 5/18/70

SAG,-NEW YORK (1005163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference

Is made to New York letter dated 4/21/70,

and

Bulet dated 5/1/70.

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet designed

to ridicule the Venceremos Brigade (NY 100-166943), the

GAY LIBERATION FRONT (NY 100-167120), DAVID TYRE DELLINGER

(NY. 100-121672) and the New Left movement in general.

By way of background - re suggested leaflet - on 5/5/70,

(NY 6909-S) advised that on 5/2/70, at Yale University, New

Connecticut, a member of

the Vebceremos Brigade

stated that members of the Gay Liberation Front wanted

to form their own unit inside the next brigade. He pointed

out that various "gay" members of the first two brigades

didn't like the attitude of some Cuban officals who had

stated that homosexuals did not make good communists.

Bureau authority Is requested for New York to prepare

this leaflet (in telegraphic form as shown) and mail

anonymously to selected individuals in the New Left

movement with particular emphasis on members of the

Venceremos Brigade.

New York?

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Stet

Telegram

NO. WDS. - CL. OF SVC.

PD. OR COLL.

CASH NO.

CHARGE TO THE ACCOUNT OF

• OVER NIGHT TELEGRAM

UNLESS

BOX ABOVE IS CHECKED THIS

MESSAGE WILL BE SENT AS A TELEGRAN

Send the following message, subject to the terms on back hereol. Which are horeby agreed to

TO

DAVID DELLINGER

CARE OF

OR APT. NO.

STREET & NO.

339. Lafayette. Street,

TELEPHONE

CITY & STATE

New York. N. Y.

ZIP CODE

WE OF THE HOMOSEXUAL COMMUNITY WELCOME YOUR

SUPPORT OF OUR FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS IN

THE NEXT VENCEREMOS BRIGADE THIS SUMMER.

STOP.

IT

.IS GRATIFYING THAT A WORKER FOR PEACE OF

YOUR STATURE SHOULD RECOGNIZE THE IMPORTANT

CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD REVOLUTION THAT CAN

AND WILL BE MADE BY GAY LIBERATION. DESPITE

• COMMENTS BY CUBAN OFFICIALS THAT QUOTE FAGS

-..

UNQUOTE DO NOT MAKE GOOD COMMUNISTS, WE INTEND

..

TO SHOW THEM OUR REAL POSITION THIS SUMMER.

PEACE

19

SENDER'S TEL. NO.

NAME & ADDRESS

WU 1207 (R 5-69)

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SAC, New Yorks (100-163303)

REC- 124

Director, FBI (100-449698)- 34-82

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

EX-116'

1

HI.

G.C.

• Moor

Shackelford

7/31/70

Hr. Horner

Reurlet 7/24/70.

Authority is granted to reproduce and anonymously

mail the leaflet subnitted as an enclosure to relot to

selecied Individuals and organizations in the New Left

In reproducing and mailing this leaflet, all

necessary steps are to be taken to protect the identity of

the Bureau as their source.

Promptly advise the bureau of any results noted.

1.

RHE: jes

(6)

NOTE:

By relet, New York submitted a two-page leaflet

ontitled

"Newsreel

Filns."

It is designed to ridicule

Newsrcel in particular and the New Left movement in general.

It does this by seiting forth a list of films supposedly

available at Newsreel.

The description set out for each of

The New York Office

states that lew Left has sanctified the three individuals

killed in a Mow York townhouse explosion and has accepted

homosexuals and the Women's Liberation Movement into its

ranks with studied seriousness. New Iork's leaflet would

ridicule each of these phases of the New Left movement.

Since there is no possibility of embarrassment to

the Bureau and since the leaflet would tend to divide the

New Left movenent, it is being approved.

".air. (°.D.

MAILED 4

JUL 3 1 1970

COMM-FBI

OAUG 101070

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OPTIMiL FORMi NO: 10

MAY IDEZ TOITION

GSA FPMA (11 CER) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

7/24/70•

FROM

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

SUBJECT:

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference is made to New York letter dated 6/30/70.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a two page leaflet

entitled "Newsreel Films"

, which is designed to ridicule

the "NEWSREEL" (NY 100-162668) in particular and the New

•* Left movement in general,

New York has observed a tendency on the part of

people in the Now Left to

sanctify the three individuals

killed In a "bomb factory" explosion in New York in March,

1970€

In addition, the New Left has been forced to regara

the "fight for homosexual rights" and Women's Liberation

with a studied seriousness that allows no room for humor

of any kind.

New York feels that the interjection of a little

"Black humor" into the New Left flold - as set forth in

the enclosad leaflet - might serve to further divide

the various factions and splinter groups.

It is felt

the New Left will attribute this leaflet

• to some dissentient

group fed up with the "ego trips" which characterize

Women's Liberation, Gay Llberation and the like.

Bureau authority is requested for New York to prepare

enclosed leaflet and mail anonymously to selected individuals

and organizations in the lew Left movement,

і1 б

EX-117

REG 61

100-449698-34-

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100-44

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neTVV

4s5n eoriag

INS

hiò

New Jork Newsreel

322 Tün Avenue

New

York

New

212 - 565-4930

York 10001

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Newsreel 100: "WILLIAM KUNSTLER - CHILD OF THE WIND"

Here's the movement'g Clarence Darrow in action before

your eyes.

You'll gaso as this legal clown performs

his amazing barristry in Chicago, New York and elsewhere.

You'll follow Kunty" as he is known to his friends -

throughout the lend. on campus after campus, preachine see

own brand of revolution.

"He's one of us"

you'll say

his. long hair flying in

the wind and hear the dirty words

ha uses!" But a hectic life is not without its quiet

momenüs....:there's 300d footage of Kunty counting his.

kresisolots and lots of bread. Who says revolution doesn't

[ag!

Old. Bill smiles up

a storm as he trots to the bank

whare his rainy day fund 1s reaching the six figure mark.

Then back on the mad

Et.

got smashed by ting ples.

•thousanu glans sacre 15el1.

cap trail... speech follows speech

In his wake the radical students

" says Kunty, with that

funry smile of nis.

"Somebody always gets hurt in a

revolution!"

Running Time: 40 minutes

Rental: $100

1$50 of which is donated

to the Kunstler Rescue

Fund)

Bewareal 101: "WOMEN'S LIBRATION" (Or, Put Up Your Dykes!)

¿ conpilation of news footige and stills of bull dykes in

ation izainst the pies in New York and San Francisco.

These

"onderful kids have made "lesbian" a household word all

over the world, Politically committed lesbos are seen lifting

reighis, toaring lanhattan phone books in half and punching

novement wales into line.

Others - more petite - are seen

scrawling obsconitias on the walls of men's rooms and drawing

roards on photos of

Mr. Margaret

Mead. Have a good look

it the wave of the future and columela.

'It's coming right at you

from Hunter, Vegrar, City

Running Time: 42 minutes

Rental: $68.50

"ANE OF ORGANIZAZION:

ADDRESS

"ILMS REQUESTED

SECOND CHOICE

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RECENT RELEASES..

• AVAILABLE NOW!!!

Newsreel - 34: "BOMBANG TECHNIQUES". A brilliantly conceived

Instructional film featuring Weathermen Tod Gold, Diana Oughton

aild Terry Robbins.

Here's an exciting strip - a little gem -

crafted to teach the untight radical all there is to know

airout the manufacture and uso of explosives.

Bombs and bombing

i: the name of the game.

Learn how to handle dynamite, how

fuses are cut, how TNI can be formed like potter's clay.

Piles of safety emphasized. A MUST for every revolutionary!

Running Time: 50 minutes

Rental: $60

Juvereel 35: "A MEMORIAL TO COMRADES GOLD, OUGHTON AND ROBBINS"

1.1us heroes of The Amerikan RevolutioniA

solemn tribute to

soldiers of the revolution in Amerika.

This is their

siory - their life and how they lived 1t.

Tears will

spring

¡'on your oyes as Ted, Diana ard Terry smile at you from the

• Iver screen as they

work surrounded by a hundred sticks of

rimamite ear-marked

for the sstablishment. You'll watsh

then making bombs while conchalantly smoking Benson and

lodges filters. The

word "fear"

wasn't in their vocabulary.

Running Time: 5 minutes

Rental: $10

Musrael 59: "AFTERNOON OF A FAG' (A critical Appraisal of

The bay Liberation Front.

This is not just a spit swapping

eminition between conseiting males, kiddies.

This film

se dry-mouth, hard, had look at the fastest growing

Ilberation movement in Aerika.

watch these earnest sweeties

the

pigs in

a slaping fight on Fifth Avenue, followed

3r a wild "gay in" in Certral Park. See Allen Young of INS

minoing his way through straight Amerika - a real doll in

wary sense of the word,

A must for Gl clubs - Put your

muth where the action is!

Running Time: 69 minutes

Rental: $69

wangel 90: "UNDERGROUND WITH THD GOLD" Originally produced

is an instructional film featuring Tea Gold, chil

rivolutionary and heatherman, a charge in direction was made

necessary by led's untimely domise.

In the broadest sense

no underproud, way underground.

Admittedly short

there's something to be learnes here.

Just what, is up to

the viewer. (Film slightly charred and spotted).

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Newsreel

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a 30307

404 - 373-

7903

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451 Cor fland Avenue

Son Fracisco, Calif. 94110

415

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595'

Mis achusetts Avenue

017 - 3374-2600

i are, Massachusetts

Chichie Newsresl

21910 WHinegen Ave.

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doratiti

?.

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SAC, New York (100-163303)

Director, FBI (100-4496982-34-86

COITTELPRO - NEW LEFT

1

1

-

dr.

Hr°.

Shackelford

Horner®

8/13/70

- Reurlet 7/31/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously

mail coples of the legilet submitted as an enclosure co

reLet to selected individuals in the Progressive Labor

Party (Pup) in the New York area and other parts of the

country.

Prior to nailing this, however, the leaflet should

be changed to

have the last block read "He found out wa

vory Negroes!"

This should be done to remove a racist

overtone that the

• leaflet

now has.

• 4

In preparing and mailing this leaflet, all

necessary steps are to ho taken to protect the identity

of the Bureau as its source.

Advise of any results noted.

.

(5)

NOTE:

William Epton, a Negro, was recently expelled from

the PLe.

Eston has made sirtenents

that his expulsion was

based on recism on the part of nacional leaders of the Pie.

New Jork has prepared a comic strip-üype leaflet exposing

this charge by Epton.

New York recomends it be anonymously

sent to various recipients charging PiP with racism.

there will be no possibility of embarrassment to the Bureau

and it

can possibly disrupt Ple, it is beng approved.

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HI.

Horner

8/13/70

SAC, New York (100-163303)

iU 122 Director, FBI (100 4496952-34-86

COINTELPSO - NET LLET

Reurlet 7/31/70.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonyaously

mail copies of the leaflet submitied as an enclosure to

relet to selected individuals in the Progressive Labor

Party (PLP) in the Hew York area and othor parts of the

country. Prior to nailing this, however, the leaflet should

ba changed to have the last block read "He found out we

wore Negroes!"

This should be done to renove a racist

overtone tbat the leaflet now has.

In preparing and mailing this leaster, all

necessary steps are to ba taken to protoct the identity

of the Bureau as its sourco.

advise of any results noted.

PHH: jes

. (5)

NOTE:

Willian Epion, a Negro, was recently expelled from

the PLP.

Epton has made statenonts that his expulsion vas

based on racisn on the pas of national leaders of the PuP.

New Jork has prepared a comic strip-type icaflet exposing

this charge by Epton.

New York reconuends it be anonymously

sent

to various recipients charging Pip with racisn.

Since

there will be no possibility of eubarrassuent to the Bureau

and it can possibly disrupt Put, it is bang approved.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY IS EDITION

OGSA FPMR (41 CFF) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

VERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

IMSAC, NEW YORX (100-263303) (P)

DATE:

7/37/70

COINTELPRO - NEW IEFT

Reference is made to Bureau Airtel dated 7/6/70,

captioned "PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY, IS-'LP" and as above.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a leaflet designed

to take advantage of the factional split in the ranks of

PLP with particular regard to recent statements of former

PLP Leader, WILLIAM EPTON, that his expulsion from the party

was based on nothing more than racism on the part of PLF

national leaders.

New York feels that the racial issue in this matter

Is the Ideal base from which to launch a counterintelligence

campaign against the PLP. It is believed that the enclosed

loaflet could help in the exploitation of the PLP internal

struggle.

Bureau authority Is requested for New York to prepare

enclosed leaflet and mail anonymously to selected individuals

In the PLP movement both in the Now York area and other parts

•of

the country.

Srir

б/.

Bureau (RM) (Enol. 2) ENCKOSURE

Braces are cano

New York (100-147372) (PLP) (42)

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TO

FROLI

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

FAY IDER EDITION

GSA FPMR (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES EVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:,

7/37/70

ISAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO • NEW IEFI

Reference is made to Bureau Airtel dated 7/6/70,

captioned "PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY, IS-PIP" and as above.

Enclosed herewith are two copies of a leaflet designed

to take advantage of the factional split in the ranks of

PLP with particular regard to recent statements of former

PIP leader, WILLIAM EPTON, that his expulsion from the party

was based

on nothing more

than racism on the part of PLF

• national leaderso

New York feels that the racial Issue in this matter

Is the ideal base from which to launch a counterintelligence

campaign against the PLP. It is believed that the enclosed

leaflet could help in the exploitation of the PLP internal

struggle.

Bureau authority is requested for New York to prepare

enclosed leaflet and mail anonymously to selected individuals

In the PLP movement both in the New York area and other parts

of the country.

- New York (100-147372) (PLP) (42)

1

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For years I worked as an

organizer for

the party,

the Frogressive Labor

Party, that 1s. Great,

man!

united.

WO

fought for

varxist-leninist idesle

as promulgated by Chairman

Mao. We were the

vanguard

of the

American

revolution

We were one witl: the

working class...their

battles were our battles.

In every sector the army

of

me proletariat

saw the PLP as

the cohesive force uniting 811

mankind regardles

of raco or

nationality

But lately,

Milt Rosen

our leader,

found

something

real bad!

its

fact, he threw my

a8s

out of the PLP

and

others like me..

EA 0111

He found out we

were NIGGERS!

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SEND YOUR PROTEST TODAY!

TO: PL?,

PO 30X 808,

Brooklyn, New York (11201)

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For years

I worked as an

organizer

the

for the party,

Frogressive Labor

Party, that 1s. Great,

man!

United, we fought for

Marxist-Leninist ideals

as promulgated by Chairnan

Mao. We

were the vanguard

of the Amerinan

revolution

We were one with the

working class...their

bettles were our battles.

In

every sector

of

the army

the

proletariat

saW

the PLP as

• the

cohesive force uniting sll

rankind regardines

of raco 0r

nationality

But lately,

Milt Rosen

our leader,

found

something

real bad!

1I)

fact,

he

asS

out

of

threw my

the PLP

and

others like me.

MA 0.1 V

He

found

out we

were NIGGERS!

HH

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SEND YOUR PROTEST TODAY!

TO: PL?, PO BOX 808,

Brooklyn, New York (11201)

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SAC, New York (100-163303)

REC-49 Director, BBI (100-449698)- 34-90.

COINTELPRO - NES LITT

• 11/9/70

1 - Mr.

Mr.

D.

J.

White

E. Manning

-RelXlet 10/28/70.

Bureau concurs with New

York suggestion for

mailing letter to the editor of the Progressive Labor Party

(PIP) newspaper, "Challenge - Desafio."

• Advise Bureau promptly of any results reported

by your sources indicating further disruption among PiP

leaders.

1 - New Jork (100-147372)

1 - 100-437041

(7)

NOTE:

York' previously mailed a "conic strip" causing

disruption in PLP.

One hundred sixty copies of "comic strip"

were mailed anonymously to PIP members, supporters, allied

organizations and menbers and officers of SDS/#SA.

mentioned the "comic strip" in the 11/1/70 issue of "Chalienge -

Desafio" and blaned it on the police; however, it caused nuch

embarrassment because of the charges in the "comic strip" of

racism among PLP National Steering Committee.

MAILED 6

CO:A,A-FE!

• li

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HIH

OPTICHAL FORM NO. 10

PRAY 1002 COON

UNITED STATES

GUVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

10/28/70

and 3T

NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

517309:

COINTELTRO - NEW LEFT

IS

and

Reference is made to New York letter dated 7/31/70

Bulet 8/13/70, which authorized New York to prepare

and mail anonymously a "comic strip" aimed at

causing disruption in the Progressive Labor Party (PLP).

Enclosed for the Bureau are two copies of a letter

which New York proposes to be sent to the editor of

the PLP newspaper "Challenge-Desafio" in the near

future.

The purpose of the above letter may be seen from

the following:

Turing the period 9/24-25/70, 160 copies of the

PLP conic strip were mailed anonymously to LP members,

supporters and allied organizations. On 10/26/70,

35 accitional copies were mailed to members and officers

of Students For A Democratic Society - Worker Student

Allia-se (SDS-WISA) on a country-wide basis.

Fic 11/1/70, issue of "Challenge-Desafio", page 2,

contains an article entitled "Police Forgeries

Won't

StOp ==119

sub-titled "Cops Spend Thousands to Mis-

Print sipis Program * Mail Out Racist Cartoons and

Egg Or Nationalist Attacks * Those sing These Police

Lies

Jight To Think Where That Action Leads."

The article reports various items that have been

receird by PLP members and friends during the past

sever: weeks including a "Racist comic strip cartoon

distoring the above mentioned internal report showing

the west kind of stereotype of a black person, sent to

many zanbers and friends of PLP as well as others'.

yew York feels the above article was forced on

PLP by the impact of the cartoon and other items.

The ory ganet posture left to them is to blame

-

100-449648-34-90

1

New York (100-147372) (PLP) (42)

1

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NY. 100-163303

in print police agencies for the distribution öf such

disruptive material. It is obvious, however, that a

certain amount of editorial agony was involved in

PLP'S. attempted refutation of the racial charges

being brought against the National Steering Committee.

"It is felt that the enclosed letter, hand-written

and malled anonymously, should be sent to the editors

of "Challenge-Desafio' immediately to.add a little more

fuel: to the fire.

Bureau authority is therefore requested for New York

to prepare and anonymously mail enclosed letter.

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Lou:

Comrades:

I read with interest your article on

page 2 of the Nov. Ist

• "Challenge-Desafio" which

pointed out attempts of the pig establishment

to disrupt IL through obvious forgeries and

whateyer.

A word of caution, however.

I an convinced

that it is a mistake to make the basic assumption

..that all such filthy devices can be laid at the

dishonored door of the pigs.

Unfortunately, there

are today in Pl disruptive elements who are not

above such tatics. I also feel that many of these

Icaflets or comic strips (I have one before me)

•attacking.andistorting the report of the

Nat'l Steering Comm. "are not police in origin?

I would suggest a little internal investigation

is in order - in fact, absolutely necessary• 1

would further suggest that PL take a good look

at the current activities of people like Epton

and others of his ilk.

They are out to destroy

the party in every respect.

I am, of course, concerned that the bosses

and their flunkies will continue to'attack our

party and the working class but they

are. the least

of our worries.

My biggest concern is the

traitors in our midst.

And, brothers, I for one

am going to help ferret them out.

For that reason,, you may know me only as...

A Harlem comrade-of many jears

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Airtel

12/7:/70

Mr. iR. C. Sullivan

HT.

HIT.

Mr.

C.

Brennan

R.

I. Shackelford

R.

strain

EX-106

To:.

SAC, New

REE 75.

(100-163303)

From: Director, TBI (100-449698) 1-97

COUNTERINTELLIGEICE PROGRAL -

NEW LETT

Reurairtel 11/24/70.

Bureau authority is granted to mail copies of

the counterintelligence leaflet concerning Abbott Hoffman

to selected individuals within the New Left movement.

Dissemination of this leaflet is to be

careiully

limited to those individuals who were to receive a copy of

the 13-page article concerning Rubin which was nailed to

Carole hammer by liofinan Ixon Rome, Italy.

You are

authorized to add the names of two

New left activistsis,

one in New York and one in Boston, to the list of recipients.

Insure mailing material utilized and paper on

which leaflot is prepared cannot be traced to the Bureau.

Keep the Bureau advised of any tangible results

of this counterintelligence action.

(7)

NOTE:

See memorandun R. L. Shackelford to Hr.

c.

D. Brennan,

dated 12/4/70, captioned as above, prepared by RS:djr.

MAILED 6

COMM-FBI

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FD-36 (Re.v, 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

..

F. B I

Date: 11/24/70

(Type iri plaintezt or code)

(Priority)

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

Sper

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (100-163303) (P)

SUBJECT:

•COINTELPRO-NEW LEFT

Reference is made to Buat dated 10/19/70 and NYat

dated 11/18/70, both captioned, "ABBOTT HOWARD HOFTMAN, aka,

SM-ANA"

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet

entitled,

"Abbie 'Oink" Hoffman" designed to take advantage of

the split between ABBIE HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN, the Youth

International Party leaders, wich regard to the recent

counterintelligence action taken by ABBIE HOFFMAN against

JERRY RUBIN with the apparent purpose of denigrating JERRY

RUBIN in the eyes of some New Left leaders.

The enclosed leaflet has been marked, "Obscene."

because of its content. The copy block on the

leaflet has

been written in the jargon of the New Left necessitating the

use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested for NY to prepare this

leaflet and mail anonymously to selected New Left individuals

and organizations with whom ABBIE HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN are

known to have had

associations with in the past.

REC 70/0-449698-34-92

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I-New York

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where

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TO

FROLI

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

« MAY INZEDITION

OSA FAMP (AI (FR) 101-11.8

*UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

12/30/70

SAC, NEW YORK (190-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reference is made to New York letter dated 9/30/70.

1o Potential Counterintelligence Action:

By letter dated 7/31/70, Bureau authority was

received for New York to prepare and mail anonymously

a two page leaflet entitled "Newsreel Films", designed

to ridicule the "NEWSREEL" (NY 100-162668).

RXVI

Above leaflet will be mailed at the opportune time.

It is noted that (NY 6816-s) has recently reported

signs which indicate that the New York Newsreel is

involved in internal dissension.

Information received

from this source in December, 1970, indicates that

the New York Newsreel is being taken over by a

"female collective", with most of the "old" male

leadership being thrown out of their offical positions.

:/

By letter dated 11/13/70, Bureau authority was

received for New York to prepare and mail anonymously

a letter regarding Dr. GILBERT STEINER's sexual liaison

with his step-daughter (Age 13) to educational authorities

in New Jersey®

STEINER is the subject of NY 100-164524;

Bufile 100-439539 and a teacher at Fairleigh Dickinson

College, Teaneck, New Jersey:

• Above letter under preparation and will be mailed

during January, 1970.

By Airtel dated 12/7/70, Bureau authority was granted

for New York to prepare and mail anonymously a leaflet

entitled "Abbie "Oink" Hoffman", designed to take

advantage of the split between HOFFMAN and JERRY RUBIN,

leaders of the YOUTH INTERNATIONAI PARTY (YIP).

Above leaflet is in preparation by New York and will

be mailed in the near future.

93

- New York

5

REC- 77

T4 DEC 31 1970

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NY 100-163303

2. Pending Counterintelligence Action

By letter dated 11/9/70, Bureau authority was received

•for New York to prepare and mail an anonymous letter to the

Editor of "Challenge - Desafio", the publication of the

Progressive Labor Party (PLP):

This letter was designed to

cast suspicion on former PLP leader WILLIAM EPTON, as being

the author of a "racist comic-strip" which upset PLP

leaders in September and October, 1970.

Above letter mailed by New York on 12/23/70=

3. Tangible Results

By letter dated 8/13/70, Bureau authority was received

for New York to prepare and mail anonymously a leaflet - in

the form of a comic-strip - designed to exploit a factional

dispute within the ranks of the PLP.

During the period 9/24-25/70, 160 copies of the above

•leaflet were mailed to selected individuals and organizations

active in both the New Left and PLP. On 10/26/70, 35

additional copies of this leaflet were mailed anonymously

to persons active in the PLP in the New York area.

I'he 11/1/70, issue of "Challenge - Desafio", page 2

contained

an article entitled "Police Forgeries Won't

Stop PLP", sub-titled "Cops Spend Thousands to Mis-Print

PLP'S Program # Mail Out Racist Cartoons and Egg On

Nationalist Attacks

*Those Using These Police Lies

Ought To Think Where That Action Leads".

The article reports various items that have been

received during the past several weeks by PLP members and

friends including a

"Racist comic strip cartoon distorting

the above mentioned internal report showing the worst kind

of Stereotype of a black person, sent to many members and

friends of PLP as well. as others."

New York feels the above article was forced on PLP by

the impact of the cartoon and other items. The only defense

posture left to them was to blame in print police agencies

for the distribution of such disruptive material.

obvious, however, that a certain amount of editorial

agony was involved in ?LP'S attempted refutation of the

racist charges being brought against the National Steering

Committee.

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2076.

NY 100-163303

Editor of "Challenge - Desafio"

the PLP leadership is now convinced that WILLIAM EPTON

is a "cop" and blamed the recent influx of anti-party

literature on him.

She stated that EPTON is using PLP

mailing lists to send out material designed to disrupt

the PLP. She mentioned that years ago several PLP

members had stated EPTON was a police agent but no one listened

to them.

correct.

Now, the leadership believes these persons were

# New York. feels that the comments of ESTHER LINDER are

the direct result of actions taken under captioned program

against the PLP.

Several primary objectives have been

achieved, namely, the disruption of the PLP and its leadership

and the shifting of the blame for such disruption on the

shoulders of WILLIAM EPTON.

Any additional information re above will be promptly

furnished to the

Bireau.

...

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hOUTE IN ENV

OPE

]

MI.

• Нт.

D.P. White

R.I.

Pence

4/9/71

REG. 65

070 c

SAC, New Hors (100-163303)

Director, FBI (100-949598)-34-99

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurlet 4/2/71.

Providing fill security assured, authority granted

to prepare leaflet enclosed with referenced letter and

mall anonymously to selected

individuals and organizations

in New Left sho might take part in massive demonstration

In Hashington, D.C., 4/24/71.

Insure thai leaflats are prepared on unwater-

marked, comnercially purchased paper and all efforts made to

protect Bureau as souzce of leaflets.

1 - 100-459771 (Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice (PCPJ)

1 - 100-460998 (National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC)

RLP: sal i*

(7)

NOTE:

• 148

1 10 88

"11,11.

# $1.1.8

New York has prepared leaflet designed to disrupt

two major groups, NPAC and PCPI, both Trotskyist or communist

infiltrated of dominated, which are sponsoring massive demon-

strations in Washington,

D.C.,.and San Francisco 4/24/71.

Laaflet

also directed against homosexual groups involved in demonstra

tions and becoming increasingly militant. It is noted leaflet

is written in excellent fashion in typical language of New Left.

As such it contains profanity and vulgarity which are inseparably

associated with adherents of this movement. We are approving

inclusion of the prolanity because to do otherwise would

render the leatlet suspect, incredibly inadequate, and would

probably defeat from the outset the purpose for which it is

being prepared.

MAILED 24,

APRE 1971

FBI

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hOUTE IN ENVO

OPE

biT.

D.P. White

R.L. Pence

4/9/71

REG 65

SAC, Rea Foris (100-163303)

Rtrestor, FBI (100-149698)-34-99

COIRTELPRO - NEH LEFT

Rearlet 4/2/71.

Providing full security assured, authority granted

to prepare leaflet enclosed with referenced letter and

mail anonymously to selected individuals and organizations

1n New Left who might take part in nassive demonstration

1n Washington, D.C., 1/24/71.

Insure that leaflets are prepared on unwater

marked; commercially purchased paper and all efforts made to

protect Bureau as source o1 leallets:

1 - 100-459771 (Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice (PCPJ)

1 - 100460998

(National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC)

RLP: sal -

(7)

NOTE:

•did

110.18

=14r me

New York has prepared leaflet desighed to disrupt

two major groups, NPAC and PCPJ, both Trotskyist or communist

infiltrated or dominated, which are sponsoring massive denon-

strations in Washington,

D.C., and San Francisco 4/24/71.

Leaflet

also directed against homosexual groups involved in demonstra-

tions and becoming

increasingly militant.

It is noted leaflet

is written in excellent fashion in typical language of New Left.

As such it contains profanity and vulgarity phich are inseparably

associated with adherents of this movement. He are approving

Inclusion of the profanity because to do otherwise would

render the leaflet suspect, incredibly inadequate, and would

probably defeat from the outset the purpose for which it is

being prepared.

MAILED 24:

APR$ 1971

FBI

532

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Pи axs

3.01 598

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XTOAL ронм ка, 10

GRATANA (41 0779) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

4/2/71

DATE:

SAC, NEW YORK (200-163303) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

ReNylet 3/30/71.

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet entitleu.

"The Third.. What?", designed to ridicule and disrupt the

NATIONAL PEACE AGTION COALITION and PEOPLE'S COALITION FOR

PEACE AND JUSTICE" who are sponsoring demonstrations against

Vietnam in Washington, D. C. on 4/24/71. It is also directed

against the emerging homosexual groups who are becoming

more militant daily.

Leaflet has been written in the jargon of the New Left,

necessitating the use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested for New York to prepare

this leaflet and mail anonymously to selected individuals

and organizations in the New Left and who are taking part

in the April 24th demonstrations.

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OPTICAL FORM NO. 10

MAY iNE DOTTION

&SERPHA (41 0778) 101-11.81

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

4/2/71

DATE:

SAC, NEW YORK (200-163303) (P) .

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

ReNylet 3/30/71.

Enclosed are two copies of a suggested leaflet entitled

"The Third...What?"

, designed to ridicule and disrupt the

NATIONAL, PEACE ACTION COALITION and PEOPLE'S COALITION FOR

¿PEACE AND JUSTICE who are sponsoring demonstrations against

Vietnan In Washington, D. Co on 4/24/71.

It is also directed

against the emerging

homosexual groups who are becoming

more militant daily.

Leaflet has been written in the jargon of the New Left,

necessitating the use of a certain amount of profanity.

Bureau authority is requested for New York to prepare

this leaflet and mall anonymously to selected individuals

and organizations in the New Left and who are taking part

in the April 24th demonstrations.

Ice Sit

Bureau (RM)

• New York

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S- ENGLOSURE

REC-20

100-449698-34-91

APR 5 1971

APR 14 197}

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SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP SCREW UP

SCREW UP SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

THE THIRD.•

• WHAT?

According to Chieî Wnite Fag Dave Mo Reynolds of the lily-white

War Resisters Leagua and the sickening pale Nat'l Peace Action

Coalition, the "massive" demonstrations in Washington on April 24th,

will change the course of Amerikkkan history and - laughingly

force the establishment to recognize AlL THE POWER OF THE PROPLE:

Bullshit,

Dave, babyc....

The flond of crappy position papers and senseless pronouncements

voniter from the headquarters of NPAC and the People's Coalition

For Peace and justice, in recent weeks reveals the uoual Queer

Cats a like Sweet Dave Dellinger, Fruity Rennie Davis, Cid

Faggot Stewart beachang

Nutty Sid Peck and Old Folks Acernathy,

have once again combined to give the kiss of death

have been a meaningful demonstration of the people's rage

against Amerilike.

Together, with the stone-reads from the

racist socialist Workers Farty and thair dead abortion, the

Young Socialist Alliance,

they will skillfully produce

what

they produce best:

COMPLETE AND UNTER FAILURE?

We note with a high degree of nausea that every white rag group

in the country has boen urged to mince their may to the capilalo

Every Jon icnilose in the clouding cluns of Earlem and Bad-Sty

to take thoir hands out of BLACK pockate for guat

Every vhite, female lib group, every lesbian collection

of cuckoos; every ranting perveri, evory liberal maniac. vill

MILLICA BLACAS and thousands of NONAL PEGELE

The outrageous rejection of BLACk participation by the chauvinistic

TROTS and their hono friends was bad enough, but sticking Uncle ton

Abernathy up front for all the void to, see was a anach in the

LaCE Of BLACK Liberation everywhere

the good reverend has stepped

in too much mule shit to be of any value to anybody.ore

' The PRACE MOVEMENT has baen torn

asutider by the ding-dongs whe

grabbed command yeara agoo

Dellinger and Company are

the cancer

the hovement's bicodstrean. They

must be rented and noid

DEAD BLACK FARTICIPALION DEMAND

RETOWT. OF THE FAGGOIST

Write: Vietnam

swair..

icace Parade Cormittes

this at-?

17 East 17ch Strect, Wx 10003

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SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP SCREW UP

SCREW UP SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

SCREW UP

THE THIRD... ...WEAT?

According to Chief White Fag Dave Mc Reynolds of the lily-white

War Resisters League and the sickening pale. Nat'1, Peace Action

Coalition, the "massive" demonstrations in Washington on April 24tn,

will change the course of Amerikkkan history and - laughingly

force the establishment to recogniza ALL THE POWER OF THE PROPLE:

•Bullshit, Dave, babyce...

The flood of crappy position papers and senseless pronouncements

vomited from the headquartars of iPAd and the People's Coalition

For Peace and Justice, in recent weeks reveals the usual Queer

Cats -like Sweet Dave

bellinger, Fruity Rennie Davis, Old

Faggot Stewart Meachan, Nutty Sid Feck and Oid Folks Abernathy,

have once again connined to give the kiss oi daath to what couid

have been a meaningful demonstration of the people's rage

against Amerikkka.

Togethar, with the

stone-heads from the

racist Socialist Workers Party and thair dead abortion, the

.Young Socialist Alliance, they will skillfully produce what

they produce best: COMPLETE AND UNTEE. FAILURE!

We note with a high degree of nausea that every white fag group

in the country has

i been unged to mince their way to the capilal.

Every jow landlocd in the ilcacing sluns of Harlen and Bed-Sty

have been told

to take their hands out of BLACK pockato for just

one day. Every vhite, female Lib group, every lesbian colleccion

of cuckoos, every

ranting pervert, every liberal maniac. ill

be in Dodo

on the

• 24 tho

They forgot two small iters: INPATTOUE

MILIION BLACKS and thousands of NOLiAL PEOPLE!

The outrageous rejection of kLAck participation by the chauvinistio

trots and their hono frionas was bad enough, but sticking Uncle Ton

Abernathy up front for all the vorld to see vas a

smack. in the

LacE of BLACK Liberation everywhere.

The good Reverend has stepped

in too much mule shit to be of any value to anybody..

' The PRACE MOVEMENT has been torn

asurder by the ding-dongs who

grabbed command years egõe

Dallinger and Company are

the cancer.

in the hovenone's bloodstream. They

must he removed and woul

DEVAND BLACK FARTICINALIONI

DEMAND

Write: Victrau

reace Parade

Committee

"17 East 17ch Sigeci, NY 10002

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MAILED 4.

OCT 181968

piss

Tolson

DeLoach

Blohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Callivan

Tavel _

Troller

SAC, St. Louis (100-21213)

10/18/68

Director, BI (100-449698)

1

• Mr:

= MI.

Preusse

R:H: Horner

COXNTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurairtel 10/4/68 captioned "Students for a Democratic

Society, IS - SDS.".

Authority is granted to contact (ic. George Killenberg)

In the event information is received that a specific high

school is being targeted

for organizing by the SDS. This

may

be done only in the event that such a contact will not jeopardize

your investigation of SDS or your sources therein.

Enclosed herewith are one copy of a pamphlet entitled

"Students for a Denocratic Society, Front Runner of the New

Left" and ten copies of a leatlet entitled "Campus or Battle-

ground? Columbia

#5 a Warning to All American Universitles."

As these publications may be of value tolz tillenberg in

providing him with background on the SDS, you may furnish

copies of this material to him at that time.

During your contact with killenberg, you should

impress upon him that the Bureau's interest in this matter is

o be kepiin strictest contidence.

100-449698-42-7

Enclosures - 11

EX-102

REC- 51 And Id

&A DCT 21 1968

NOTE:

By reairtel St. Louis reported that sps locall shas

its intentions

in one ed or at one school otted no the Associate

Editer of the

w'St. Louis Globe-Democrat, who conducted-an

expose which countered further attempts by SDS to infiltrate

this school. St suggested that should information be received

conceming efforts by SDS to infiltrate other high schools, this

- information be furnished, to(sir. Killenberg)who would use it to

frustrate their efforts by exposing

& Chem In his paperThe

"St, Louis Globe"Democrat" has been especially cooperative

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Letter to SAC, St. Louls

RE :

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

100-449698

NOTE CONTINUED:

with the Bureau in the past. (Its publisher M. G

_ Duncan)

Bauman) is on the Special Correspondents List.

The information

contained in enclosures contains background on SDS-which can

be of value to 11'. Killenberg.) It contains public source

material previously a submitted these documents to outsidg

agencies.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1902 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOL

INMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 12/31/69

SAC, SALT LAKE CITY (100-10351) (P#)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

ReBulet dated 5/10/68, and SU let to Bureau, dated

9/30/69.

1. Potential Counterintelligence Action

During the past quarter contact has been maintained

with(Captain GARTH WILKINSON and J. ELROY JONES, Security De-

partment., University of Utah,,

Salt

Lake City, Utah, both of

whom are Confidenfial Sources of the Salt Lake City Office,

and they have advised during this period that the University

of Utah Chapter of Students For A Democratic Society (SDS)

has held several meetings on the University of Utah Campus

but has been otherwise inactive to date.

Both were contacted

on 12/29/69 and adyised that the SDS, University of Utah

Chapter, has held only one meeting during December, 1969.

They stated these meetings have attracted very little attend-

ance by students of the University of Utah, and SDS has not

participated in any disruptive activities on the University of

Utah Campus:

Both noted they were of the opinion that the SDS

is without issues or problems with which they can gather

student backing and cause disruptions on the University of

Utah Campus.

They advised the absence of these issues has

thoroughly handicapped the University of Utah Chapter of SDS,

and they do not anticipate any problems with this organization

at the present time.

Sources of the Salt Lake City Division, who are

aware of University of Utah SDS activities, have

furnished

essentially the same information regarding SDS activities or

that campus during the past quarter as above.

The SDS Chapter

of the University of Utah has afforded the Salt Lake City Divi-

sion little opportunity for counterintelligence action, due

maiply to its inactivity.

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Salt Lake City

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During the past. quarter contact has been maintain-

ed with sources, Utah State University (USU), Logan, Utah,

in regard to New Left-type activities on that campus.

On

12/4/69, (DWIGHT LEROY DENNIS, Confidential Source, USU, ad-

vised that a chapter of SDS is not present on the

• USU Campus.

He also alvised that the Young Socialist Alliance has not

been active during the current semester, and he does not

anticipate any problems or disruptions from this organization.

He noted that Students For A Democratic Action failed to re-

new activity on the USU Campus during the past semester, and

he does not anticipate this organization being reactivated

during the current year.

Contact will be maintained with DENNIS and other

Confidential Sources on the USU Campus so as to Insure the

securing of all information of value from a counterintelli-

gence standpoint.

Salt Lake City will continue to closely follow

activities of the University of Utah Chapter of SDS in an ef-

fort to secure all opportunities to discredit this organiza-

tion and the individual members by means of counterintelli-

gence action.

2. Pending Counterintelligence Action

None.

3. Tangible Results

The Salt Lake City Division received Bureau permis-

• sion to anonymously mail a letter previously submitted to the

Bureau to JAMES LUCIEN BEVER, Salt Lake City file 100-10534,

Bureau file 100-451807, the President of the University of

Utah Chapter of SDS, and this communication was forwarded to

BEVER on 10/3/69, the date Bureau authority was granted.

Sources of the Salt Lake City Division who attend University

of Utah Chapter of SDS, meetings reported that at an SDS meet-

ing held at the University of Utah on 10/7/69, BEVER appeared

this meeting with the above-mentioned letter which had been

anonymously forwarded to him in an effort to cause dissension

and hard feelings between the

SDS Chapter at the University of

Utah and LAURY HAMMEL, a University of Utah student leader who

had resigned his position as

a University of Utah student offi-

cer and past chairman of the Organizations Board in order to

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SU 100-10351

devote time to SDS goals.

Sources advised that BEVER con-

fronted HAMMEL at this SDS meeting on 10/7/69 and indicated

he had 'received information to the effect HAMMEL was a traitor

to SDS principles and an informant for the "Feds."

Sources

advised HAMMEL was very disturbed by BEVER's remarks and at-

tempted to assure those present at this meeting that he was

indeed faithful to the SDS cause and was not an informant for

the "Feds."

It is felt his letter

was successful in creating

dissension among members of the University of Utah Chapter of

SDS and particularly in causing members of the University of

Utah SDS Chapter to have doubts about their current leader's

loyalty to SDS. It is noted sources have reported that SDS

meetings subsequent to the meeting held

on 10/7/69 have been

extremely unorganized, with members

aisagreeing on almost

everything that is brought up.

It

is felt this

letter was

successful in fomenting confusion within the University of

since it is noted this groud has been

totally practive and unable to obtain any student following at

the University of Utah.

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1 - Mr. R. H. Horner

SAC, San Diego (100-14259)

2/13/69

Director, MET 7200-4496987 - 766

+00-+49695-46-15

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurairtel 2/3/69.

Reairtel requests authority to use (SD 1095-R)

to spread

suspicion that Lee haymond Kellison is a police

informant and through his assistance, two arrests have

been made.

YOUr

airtel does not set out the relationship

thatSD 1095-R) has with the Message Information Center

nor how this informant could logically introduce his

suspicions of Kellison. Your communication also does not

indicate whether such a procedure could jeopardize your

source.

Prior to authorizing this action, San Diego

should comment on the above.

RHH : mjb

(4)

NOTE:

By reairtel, San Diego pointed out that Kellison,

who is considered an activist in the New Left movement and

who is affiliated with the Message Information Center (MIC),

has been active in draft counselling. On two occasions

Kellison has been at the MIC during or just prior to the

arrest of two individuals by Bureau Agents for drait violations.

San Diego suggested that SD 1095-R)introduce at MiC meetings

suspicions of Kellison since he was present during or prior

to the arrests.

Such a procedure could neutralize Kellison

informant's relationship with the Center.

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Collahan

Conrad

Felt -

Gale

Posen

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Tavel am

FEB 1 2 1969

COMM-F81

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1 - Mz. R. H. Horner

SAC, San Diego (100-14259)

Director', FBT 7700-4496987-768

100-1149698-46 is

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurairtel 2/3/69.

2/13/69

to spread suspicion that Lee Raymond Kellison

Informant and through his assistance, two arrests have

been made.

Your airtel does not set out the relationship

thats has with the lessage intormation center

nor hop this

infornant could logically introduce his

suspicions of Kellison. Your conmunication also does not

indicate whether such & procedure could jeopardize you:

source.

Prior to authorizing this action, San Diego

should comment on the above.

RHH: majb

(4)

NOTE:

By reairtel, San Diego pointed out that Kellison,

who is considered an activist in the New Left movement and

who is affiliated with the Message Information Center (MIC),

has been active in draft counselling. On two accasions

Kellison has been at the MIC during or just prior to the

arrest of two individuals by Bi

Bureau Agents for draft violations.

San Diego suggested thatC

Wintroduce at MIC meetings

suspicions of Kellison since he was present during or prior

to the arrests. Such a procedure could neutralize Kellison

by casting suspicion on him as an informant.

However,

San Diego's communication does not clearly establish the

Informant's relationship with the Center.

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FD-36, (ROV-5022-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 2/3/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

2.3%

s.""

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14259) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

For the information of the Bureau, LEE RAYMOND

KELLISON,

subject of San Diego file 157-624, is considered

to be sufficiently active in the New Left Movement to be

targeted in the counterintelligence program.

KELLISON is active in the Message Information Center,

particularly in the field of draft counselling.

He has

'assisted in the organization of demonstrations for various

reasons throughout the San Diego area.

On 1/27/69, NEIL DOUGLAS BLANTON, subject of

San Diego file 42-31481, was arrested by Bureau Agents at

4029 Dove Street. Thissaddress is that of a "crash pad"

• operated by Message Information Center. KELLISON was at the

Dove Street address and left just prior to the arrival of the

Bureau Agents who effected BLANTON's aest 449645-416.

On 1/31/69, MICHAEL WAYNE SHEELER,

subject of

San Diego file 42-32027, was, arrested at 7534 Cabrillo,

La Jolla,

California.

Present at the time of SHEELER'S

arrest was KELLISON,

At this time KELLISON counselled

SHEELER by telling him to remember that he should not tell

the, referring to the Agents, anything. KELLISON also told

him

to remember his rights and said something to him concerning

his

conscientious objector status. He also advised SHEELER

that their "spiritual consultant"

would be down to the jail to

talk with him and that he was to remember that they had

500 brothers

in

the San Francisco area.

16r

•.?.

. 9FD

Bureau

(AM REGISTERED, REC 99=

- San Diego

3 FEB &

1969

RLB: bef

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C. C. • Bishop

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SD 100-14259

It is felt that due to the fact that KELLISON

was present shortly before or at the time of the arrest of

two deserter fugitives, it might appear to his

associates in Message Information Center and the New Left

Movement that KELLISON could possibly be responsible for

the arrest of these individuals.

Bureau permission is therefore requested to have

SD 1095-R suggest at a Message Information Center meeting

that it is strange that two of the individuals being

assisted by Message Information Center were arrested by

Federal Agents shortly after KELLISON became aware of their

locations.

"It is felt that dissemination of information of

this nature could logically result in KELLISON obtaining the

reputation of being a police informer.

A report containing complete background information

along with known activities of LEE RAYMOND KELLISON has been

prepared and should arrive at the Bureau on or before /1/69.

ii.

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FD: 36.1907-5022-681

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

2/3/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priorizy)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-149698)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14259) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

For the information of the Bureau, LEE RAYMOND

KELLISON,

subject of San

Diego file 157-624, is considered

to be sufficiently active in the New Left Movement to be

targeted in the counterintelligence program.

KELLISON is active in the Message Information Center;

particularly in the field of draft counselling.

He has

assisted in the organization of demonstrations for various

reasons throughout the San Diego area.

On 1/27/69, NEIL DOUGLAS BLANTON, subject of

San Diego file 42-31481, was arrested by Bureau Agents at

1029 Dove Street. This-address is that of a "crash pad"

operated by Message Information Center. KELLISON was at the

Dove Street address and left just prior to the arrival of the

Bureau Agents who effected BLANTON's axest 449698-416-

On 1/31/69, MICHAEL WAYNE SHEELER, subject of

San Diego file 42-32027, was arrested at 7534 Cabrillo,

La Jolla, California. Present at the time of SHEELER'S

arrest was KELLISON.

At this time KELLISON counselled

SHEELER by telling him to remember that he should not tell

the, referring to the Agents, anything.

KELLISON also told

to remember his rights and said something to him concerning

his conscientious objector status. He also advised SHEELER

that their "spiritual consultant"

would be down to the jail to

talk with him and that he was to remember that they had 500 brothers

in the San Francisco area.

1CC

4029ÄD

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

*REG 99-

- San Diego

= FEB l 1969

RLB: bef

(5)

C. C. - Bishop

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i!:.

SD 100-14259

It is felt that due to the fact that KELLISON

was present shortly before or at the time of the arrest of

two deserter fugitives, it might appear to his

associates in Message Information Center and the New Left

Movement that KELLISON could possibly be responsible for

the arrest of these individuals.

Bureau

suggest at a

permission is therefore requested to have cruboc o

Message Information Center meeting

that it is' strange that two of the individuals being

assisted by Message Information Center were arrested

(Federal Agents shortly after KELLISON became aware of their

locations.

"It is felt that dissemination of information of

this nature could logically result in KELLISON obtaining the

reputation of being a police informer.

A report containing

complete background information

• along with known activities- of LEE RAYMOND KELLISON has been

prepared and should arrive at the Bureau on or before 1/1/69.

• :..

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SAC, San Diego (100-14259)

REC-138,

DireCtor, FBI +700-119693)-180

ST 103 160-449698-46-16

COINTELPRO • NEW LEFT

Reurlet 2/17/69.

3/6/69

1 - MI. R.H. Horner

MAILED 20

MAR 6 - 1969

appropriate time that Kellison was at the Message Infor

mation Center (MIC) on the two occasions when selective

service violators were arrested by the FBI.

You must bear in mind that this must be done in

such a manner as not to leave the impression that the source

is trying to undercut Kellison nor in a manner that would

draw attention to the fact that the informant was keeping

track of who was visiting this Center.

I - Racial Intelligence Section pert direct

RHH: SET/ jeS

(4)

NOTE:

SD has pointed out that Lee Raymond Kellison has been

active in the Ney Left Movement, particularly in the field of draft

counselling and in organizing demonstrations throughout the SD

area. Kellison has been present at a "Crash Pad" operated by the

MIC on two occasions when selective service violators have been

arrested by Bureau agents.

On one occasion, Kellison counselled

one of the subjects arrested as to his righis and as to nos stazus

is a conscientious objector. SD has suggested that. st 1095-2,

ho is employed at the MIC,) suggest at a meeting at the Center that

Qi was strange that

E two individuals had been arrested at the

Yenter shortly after Kellison became, aware of their location.

Sp suggests that this could result in Kellison developing the

reputation of being a police informant, thereby neutralizing him.

SD states that such

action in no way would jeopardize informant's

security. The MIC is an organization which furnishes draft

counselling and abortion counselling service, as well as a

_temporary hideout for fugitives, deserters, and AWOL servicemen.

Tolson

DeLoach.

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

felt

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P: FROM

SUBJECT:

•isi

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

3010÷108

MAY, 1062 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

2/17/69

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14259) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurlet 2/13/69.

For the information of the Bureau, (SD 1095-R controls

one of the four hour telephone answering shifts at the

wwwr

Message

nirmation Center "(RIC)s

KELLISON frequents MIC

on an irregular basis.

It is felt that|s 1095-k) who is familiar with

the fact that two deserters were recently arrested by the rBI,

"could mention this fact along with information known throughout

MIC that KELLISCN has assisted in counselling the two individuals

who were arrested.

It is also pointed out to the Bureau that KELLISON

was present during the arrest of one of these individuals

..and was a

frequent visitor in the residence of the second

"individual who was also arrested.

Without making any specific allegations, (sn 1095-R)

could simply discuss the coincidental facts pertaining to

KELLISON'S close association with

the arrested individuals

and their subsequent arrest. It is felt that this could

be accomplished

and

through the

normal "gossip sessions" at MIC

that it would in no way jeopardize the security or

confidential relationship of the informant.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

5010-104

MAY IPEZ EDITION

OSA POM. HEG. NO. 21

UNITED STATES GOVER-MENT

Memorandum

•DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14259) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LETT

DATE:

4/30/69

San Diego airtel to the Bureau 2/3/69, Bureau letter

to San Diego

#/13/69, San Diego Letter to the Bureau 4/17/69, Chicago letter

to the Bureau 2/20/69, San Diego letter to the Bureau 4/24/69,

and Bureau letter to San Diego 3/6/69.

POTENTIAL COUNTER INTELLIGENCE ACTION

DI. LEON NOWER, San DiegO 15/594, 18 being

considered as a target for the Counterintelligence Program.

NOWER is becoming more and more active in various groups and

demonstrations throughout the San Diego area. He appears

to be vulnerable in several areas and immediately upon

determining what counterintelligence action would be most

B:

PENDING COUNTER INTELLIGENCE ACTION

At the present time evaluations are still being

made concerning the Bureau approved dissemination of the

information that LEE RAYMOND KELLISON was present during the

arrests of two Selective Service violators.

Tangible results

thus far observed appear in the following section of this

letter.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

JOEN WATANABE and JON WAGNER, both former members of

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

in San Diego, have

reportedly moved to the Los Angeles area along with

approximately four other individuals who formerly belonged to the

same group.

It is pointed out that the parents of both of these

individualsvre recipients of the Bureau approved letter

concerning their activities. Although it cannot be definitely

- Bureau '(AN) (REGISTERED)

100-449 698-46-1801

~ San Diego

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established, it is felt that their reported move to the

Los Angeles

area, where their parents reside,

could logically

be the result of

the exposure of their activities in the

San Diego area.

On 2/14/69, information was received that marijuana

and dangerous drugs were being utilized at 4029 Dove Street,

& "crash pad" operated by Message Information Center (MIC) •

This information was furnished to the san Diego POlice Deparfment

in view of the fact that it involved a violation of local law.

The police department subsequently raided the house but were

unable to effect any arrests or locate any drugs on that

particular day. As a result, however, the owner of the house

was confronted

by unknown individuals and apprised of the

activities which were being conducted at the house.

As a result,

the owner reportedly got "fed up", had the house completely

demolished, and sold the property. Thus, the "crash pad" at

4029 Dove Street no longer exists.

LEE RAYMOND KELLISON has reportedly been completely

ostracized by members of MIC and all of the other individuals

throughout the area who are associated with this and/or related

groups.

This seems to be occasioned by the fact that he is

generally considered to be a police informant.

This, of course,

with absolutely no suspicion being cast on the informant. .

D.

MISCELLANEOUS

No substantial amount of public source information

appears to be available concerning MICHAEL F. LUSTIG, San Diego

100-13607. At this time it is not felt that any counterintelligence

action can be taken against LUSTIG without the possibility of

jeopardizing the security of one or more informants.

Therefore,

no counterintelligence action is being requested against LUSTIG

at this time. His activities, however, are being followed

closely and when an opportunity presents itself, appropriate

counterintelligence action will be requested.

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OMICAL FORM NO 10

MAY INSE FOITION

GEA TAMA (41 071R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

SINMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

FROM !!:

SAC, SEATTLE (100-29237) (PS)

SUBJECT:

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE: February 5, 1971

Reference Seattle letter to Direcior dated 10/14/70.

/ I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

Following the mistrial in the "Seattle 8" conspiracy

appeas To so i division it Deemed, ders pete he

various New Left groups in the Seattle area. Informants are

being canvassed for potential targets for future counter-

intelligence action in this regard and further efforts will

be made to divide the already fragmented "New Left" groups

in the area.

A hearing is scheduled during the middle of

february, 1971 with regard to contempt actions on

the "Seattle

8" defendants and following décision by the Ninth Circuit

• Court of Appeals, the Seattle Division will be in a better

position to plan potential counterintelligence action.

II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

During December, 1970, in connection with the trial

against the "Seattle 8"

defendants (BUfile

176-2138

entitled "MICHAEL VICTOR ABELES, ET AL") it was noted that the

defendants and their attorneys were apparently under the

impression that the Government intended to uncover further

infornants in addition to HORACE L. PARKER, former (SE 2053-s.)

There was considerable speculation among spectators, mostly

in sympathy with the defendants, that one of the dejendants

or probably one of the co-defendants was actually a

Government informant.

449698-50-13

Following the declaration of a mistrial by Judge

BOLDT,

and the subsequent incarceration of the defendänts

in various federal penal institutions throughout the west.

Coast, there was additionäl speculation that one or more

of the defendants was probably a Governmentain tamanta

Bureau (REC)

-

Seattle (2 - 100-29237)

88 FEB 9 1971

(1 - 100-113) (CLAYTON VAN LYDEGEAF SUN KITES

(1 - 100-29653) (MICHAEL THOMAS JUSTESEN) (with enc. 1-1)

WHH: j.15

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SE 100-29237

To further capitalize on this speculation, or

December 16, 1970, an

anonymous call was placed to the

Seattle Office of

Defense Attorney JEFFREY STEINBORN.

The

anonymous caller offered to held STEINBORN in his defense

of the "Seattle 8" but instructed STEINBORN that the

information could only be given on a pay phone becäuse the

caller feared that STEINBORN's office was

"bugged."

The

anonymous caller then instructed STEINBORN to go to a

• pay

telephone on the corner of Third and James Street in Seattle

which is directly across the street from the Seattle Police

Depärtment.

At 10:38 a.M., Seattle Agents observed STEINBORV

enter a pay phone booth at the corner of Third and James

Land

answered a call which was placed to that location or

a coin pay phone telephone number MAin 2-9927.

The anonymous caller stated "I can observe you

and I see that you arrived a little bit early."

The

anonymous caller then stated in effect "I am not

in sympathy

with your clients, but I would like to get even with that

(obscene) PITKIN and the FBI for what they did

to my buddies in the Seattle Police Department. The real

finks are MIKE JUSTESEN and an old guy named VAN LYDEGRAE.

VAN LYDEGRAF has been a fink for the FBI for over 20 years

and JUSTESEN wasn't arrested with your other clients because

he is:the FBI fink." STEINBORN replied "gotcha"

and after

hurriedly writing on a small notebook, was observed by Agents

to leave the telephone booth after looking up toward the Seattle

Police Department building.

By way of background, it should

be pointed out that USA STAN PITKIN, who handled the

Government's case in connection with the "Seattle 8" also

received considerable publicity during 1970 in connection

with an expose of police payoffs before a federal Grand Jury

in Seattle, Washington, earlier in 1970.

It should further be pointed out that MICHAEL THOMAS

JUSTESEN is a fugitive in connection with the "Seattle 8"

matter and is subject of Identification Order #4424,

BUfile 100-194648:

CLAYTON VAN LYDEGRAF, BUfile 100-47617

has been involved in practically all "Old Left," and

"New Left" activities

fen the past 20 years and his current

whereabouts äre unknown.

III. TANGIBLE RESULTS

On December 23, 1970, a Christmas Card was mailed

from the Federal Penitentiary at McNeil Island, addressed

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SE 100-29237

to MIKE JUSTESEN C/O LOU HARRIS, 'FBI, Seattle, Washington."

On the outside of the envelope which had been postmarked

at McNeil Island, was

the notation "Please forward." Inside

this Christmas card bearing the following note, dated

12/21/70 at McNeil Island:

"Dear Mike,

Good to see you in the courtroom last Monday.

Come visit us.

Love,

* Roger' and Jeff

This card was obviously sent by ROGER HENRY LIPPMAN

and JEFF DOWD, both of whom were sentenced to McNeil Island

for contempt following a mistrial in the

"Seattle 8" matter.

Another source of the Seattle Office indicated that the

defense attorneys in the "Seattle 8" matter had evidentally

received information concerning a possible Seattle FBI

informant, name unknown, who they were attempting to expose.

Although this activity was connected primarily

with a criminal matter, it is felt appropriate to mention

it here inasmuch as the subjects involved

are all "New

Left" subjects currently under investigation.

A 90-day status létter will be submitted on or before

in connection

with "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT."

73789-57-

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GENERATI (+8 (776) 101-188

UNITED STATES GO:

INNIENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449598)

Ror! 1; SAC, SEATTLE (100-29237) (PA)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE: February 5, 1971

Reference Seattle letter to Direcior dated 10/14/70.

/ I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

Following the mistrial in the "Seattle g" conspiracy

trial at. Tacoma,

Washington, in December, 1970, there

appears

• to be some division within the leadershid of the

various New Left groups in the Seattle area.

Informants are

being canvassed for potential targets for future counter-

intelligence action in this regard and further efforts will

be made to divide the already fragmented "New Left" groups

in the area.

A hearing is scheduled during the middle of

February, 1971 with regard to contempt actions on the "Seattla

8" defendants and following décision by the Ninth Circuit

Couxi of Appeals, the Seattle Division will be in a better

position to plan potential counterintelligence action.

• IT. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

During December, 1970, in connection with the trizl

ägainst the

"Seattle g"

defendants (BUFile

176-2138

-entitled "MICHAEL VICTOR ABELES, ET AL"' it was noted that the

defendants and their attorneys were apparently under the

impression that the Government intended to uncover further

informants in addition to HORACE L. PARKER, forner sador

There was considerable speculation among spectators, mostly

in sympathy with the defendants, that one of the defendants

or probably one of the co-defendants was actually a

Government informant 19056 180-449698-5813

Folloving the declaration of a mistrial by Judre

BOLDT, and the subsequent incarceration of the defendants

in various federal penal institutions throughout the west.

Coast, there was additional speculation that one or nora

of the defendants was probably a Govermentin Earan

Bureau (PSS)

8EFEB 9 1971

Seattle

(2-100-29237)

(1

WHH: 110

(1 - 100-29653) MICHAEL THOIAS JUSTESEN) (with enc: 1-A)

PHEN

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SE 100-29237

To further capitalize on this speculation, on

December 10, 1910, an

anonymous call was placed to the

Seättle Office of

Defense Attorney JEFFREY STEINBORN.

The

anonymous caller offered to held STEINBORN in his defense

of the "Seattle

8" but instructed STEINBORN that the

information could only be given on a pay phone because the

caller feared that STEIMBORN's office was

"bugged."

anonymous caller then instructed STEINBORN to go to a

telephone on the corner of Third and James Street in Seattle

which is directly across the street from the Seattle Police

Department.

At 10:38 a.m., Seattle Agents observed STEINBORN

enter a pay phone booth at the corner of Third and James

and answered & call which was placed to that location on

a coin pay phone telephone number MAin 2-9927.

•The anonymous caller stated "I can observe you

and I see that you arrived a little bit early."

anonymous caller then stated

in effect "I am not in sympathy

with your clients, but I would like to get even with that

(obscene) PITKIN and the FBI for what they did

to my buddies in the Seattle Police Department.

The real

finks are MIKE JUSTESEN and an old guy named VAN LY DEGRAF.

VAN LYDEGRAF has been a fink for the FBI for over 20 years

and JUSTESEN wasn't

arrested with your other clients becäuse

he is the FBI fink." STEINBORN replied "gotcha" and after

hurriedly writing on a small notebook, was observed by Agents

to leave the telephone booth after looking up toward the Seattle

Police Department building.

By way of background, it should

be pointed

out that USA STAN PITKIN, who handled the

Government's case in connection with the "Seattle 8" also

received considerable publicity during 1970 in connection

with an expose of police payoffs before a Federal Grand Jury

in Seattle, Washington, earlier in 1970.

It should further be pointed out that MICHAEL THOMAS

JUSTESEN is

a fugitive in connection with the

"Seattle 8"

matter and is subject of Identification Order

#4424,

BUfile 100-194648.

CLAYTON VAN LIDEGRAE, BUfIle 100-47617

has been involved in practically all "Old Left," and

"New Left" activities fon the past 20 years and his current

whereabouts äre unknown

III. TANGIBLE RESULTS

On December 23, 1970, a Christmas Card was mailed

from the Federal Penitentiary ät McNeil Island, addressed

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SE 100-29237

to "MIKE JUSTESEN C/O LOU HARRIS, •FBI, Seattle, Washington."

On the outside of the envelope which had been postmarked

at McNeil Island, was the notation "Please forward." Inside

this Christmas card bearing the following note, dated

• 12/21/70 at McNeil Island:

"Dear Mike,

Good to see you in the courtroom last Monday.

come visit us.

Love,

Roger' and Jeff"

This card was obviously sent by ROGER HENRY LIPPMAN

and JEFF DOWD, both

of whom were sentenced to McNeil Island

for contempt following a mistrial in the

• "Seattle 8" matter.

Another source of the Seattle Office indicated that the

defense attorneys

in the "Seattle 8" matter had evidentally

received information concerning a possible Seattle FBI

informant, name unknown, who they were attempting to expose.

Although this activity was connected primarily

with a criminal matter, it is felt appropriate to mention

it here inasmuch as the subjects involved ara all "New

Left" subjects currently under investigation.

A 90-day status letter will be submitted on or before

AprIl 1, 1971, unless additional infornation is develodec

concerning the foregoing action which is deemed pertinent

in connection with

"COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT."

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Mr.

T'olson.

*FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

V.

•FBI

Date:

1/21/69

Mr. Monr..

pr. B.005

fIr. Casper

Ar. Callahna

Gir. Crarad

BEr. Fui ...

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(Type in plaintext or code)

-AIRTEL-

Vio

(Priority)

ilair. Taval

Nr. Troter.

Tele. Room

Miss li.ilus-

Driss Charcis.

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

FROM: SAC, WFO. (100-47757)

COINTELPRO' - NEW LEFT

шля.

During the Presidential Inauguration aotivities here li

to a the as entained that the Vational Mog 2149t-t meste

coordinate their movements and activities.

A source furnished

WEO the call letters and the frequencies which were being utilized

by the marshals appointed by the N™C.

These freatencies were

on the "citizen" band which can be utilized by the public in

general. It became apparent to NFO that some immediate action

was necessary to counteract the very effective use of this equip-

ment by the it in obtaining information about police and military

movements.

WrO realizing the importance to the NMC of obtaining

knowledge concerning police and military contingent novements,

engaged in a "disinfonation" program also utilizing the "citizen'

band. This was done by identifying with the NiC narork as a

unit within that network and by countermanding NMC ordess to the

marshals and by supplying the marshals with misinfornation.

In addition to being able to disrupt the planning of

the MUC, WFO was obtaining information from the NMC about their

lans and locations of contingents of the organizatiin,

4, - Burear

1CE 908470

166-444465-13=5

(1-100-DEMPIC)

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WFO 100-47757

A source of vowbo was a marshal Fand part of

countermanded, that NMC groups were dispatched to areas that had

no relevance to the Inauguration activities.

The Bureau may wish to suggest to other field offices

this technique in the event other offices encounter demonstrations

in which the demonstrators use radios operated on the "citizen"

•band for communication.

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+97 000-8.07

I - Mr.

R. H. horner

SAC, Norfoll: (100-6853)

LẮ-105

_ Director, FBI.

REC- 126

(200 43693)-57 0

+00-44968856-6

COINTELPRO - NEN LECT

10/25/68

Reurlet 10/9/98.

Authority to mail the leiter, submitted as an

enclosure to relet, is denied.

The referenced communication contained no

intornation to indicate the New Left of any other subversive

group was in any way

involved in the demonstration at

02d Dominion College.

The Bureau is not awore of the demonstration

which occurred at this

college.

Belore an anonynois mailing will be authorized,

you must identity cho pilor conmunication iron your oftice

that advised of this dononstration along with a succinct

sunnary of it and the subversive or New Leit ramifications

thereto.

If you feel aù that time that an anonymous letter

is varranted, you nay rosubnit your request.

RHH : mms

(4) 8998881410

NOTE:

By referenced communication Norfolk submitted a

proposed anonymous letter to ba sent to Frank Batten,

Chairman, Board of Visitors, Old Dominion College, Horiolk,

Virginia.

This anonymous latter sriticizes a hippy element

which apparently denoustrated at the college at some

previous date when llc. Nixon appeared there. Noither the

anonynous letter nor the cover communication spell out any

suaversiva ar New Leît romicications and no reference is

nade morary previous conmunication reporting any such

remanstration in the area.

COMM-FBI

6989637

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FROM

SUBJECT:

• CITTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA FEAR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATEs

ERNMENT

Memorandum

•DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

'DATE:

10/9/68

SAC, NORFOLK (100-6653) (P#)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

Enclosed are two copies of an anonymous letter,

the original of which will be mailed to Mr: FRANK BATTEN,

Chairman, Board of Visitors for Old Dominion College, Norfolk,

Virginia.

A copy will be sent to Mr. LEWIS W. WEBB, President,

•Old Dominion College.

This letter is typed on typing paper purchased

at the local F. W. Hoolworth Store.

The original and copy

will be mailed

stamped envelopes purchased at the Post Offica.

Any positive results will be reported to the Bureau.

REQUEST OF THE BUREAU

It is requested that the Bureau authorize mailing

of these anonymous letters in Norfolk on or after 10/18/68.

on iro.

179 20

5.0.0

106-449698-56

15 OCT 11".

Bureau (Enc.

- Norfolk

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(3)

HH 552

310-101.02

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Horfolk;

Va.

Octo 18,

1968

Mr. Frank Batton, Chairhan

Borrd of Visitors

Old Dominion Colloge

Norfolk Mowspapers

Doar 11r. Batten:

I was among the many who attended the Mixon rally

at the Norfolk Arena.

When I approachod the entranco, I was amazed to

, thinic that young poole from "orfolk would abpear in

public dressed as those youngstors were.

I felt that Norfolk

had boon sparea o l the hippie cloment so prevelant on the

campusos of tho large Eastern and Hastern univergities.

I was shocked when I learnod from my son that most

of theso hippies were old Dominion College students.

was evon more upset when I loarnod that an ODC faculty

member, a Professor Heilinger, was one of the demonstrators.

I feol, as many other Virginians do, that such young

people as

thoso I saw demonstrata outside the Arena

should=

not be allowod to onroll at ODo.

I think the Board of Visitors should insist that the=

Administration at CDC bo moro soloct in chang their

prospectivo students.

It appears to me these young neople

are boing oncouraged by faculty members to revolt against

overything that is right and decent.

I donst think the

majority of the domonstrators woro freshmen students and

even if thoy were, I celiovo such an olomont coulá so

virtually oliminatad before they are enrolled by more

soloctivity in choosing prospectiva ODC students.

If thoy wore not froshmon then it appears that ODC

Is allowing a groat number of undesirables to transfer from

ochor collogos.

In my opinion, the board of Visitors should

insist that the ODO Maministrators eithor raise thoir

standards of aûmission or bo more probing in their inquiries

belora aimitting this beatnik elemont to ODC.

ODE President.

I em onclosing a cops of this lottor to Mr. rebo,

It is my hope as a tarpayer and mothor of an ODC

studont that tho hippie eloment, who are probably mombers

of the communist organization; SIS, does not turn ODe

Into anoinor Col umbia Univergity.

A concorned mothes

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TO

FROM,

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

2010-108

MAY 106Z EDITION

BRA GEN. REG. NO, 21

UNITED STATES G ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

ATTN®

SAO

LOS ANGELES (100-71737)

6/4/68

Internal Security

Section

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SICURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

ReBulet dated 5/23/68.

There is enclosed a copy of the "Los Angeles Free

Press" in accordance with referenced Bulet. This publication

is the main regulary printed underground newspaper in the

Los Angeles area and will be forwarded on a weekly basis.

This paper claims a subscription list of over 60,000.

In addition to the "Los

Is enclosed a copy of open city, elements tre

published every two weeks in Los

Angeles.

"Open City" is

published on an erratic basis and copies of this publication will

be forwarded as it is published.

-902D

- Bureau (Encie

2 - Los Angeles.

RJS/ RB

(5)

Encloser.

902

7) (RM) REC 36

+100-449698-26-2

trainini

tot

IS JUN/S

1968

JUN 1 2 3968

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

-

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-100

MAY 1752 EDITION

GFA GEN. REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GI

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

ATTN®

LOS ANGELES (100-71737)

6/4/68

Internal Security

Section

GOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM ..

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

ReBulet dated 5/23/68.

There is enclosed a copy of the "Los Angeles Free

Press" in accordance with referenced Bulet.

This publication

is the main regulary printed underground newspaper in the

Los Angeles area and will be forwarded on a weekly basis.

: This paper claims a subscription list of over 60,000.

In addition to the "Los Angeles Free Press," there

is enclosed a copy of "Open City," which claims to be

published every two weeks in Los Angeles.

"Open City" is "

published on an erratic basis and copies of this publication will

be forwarded

as it is published.

Trevel

#: 100-449698-26-2

-9020

- Bureau (Enca

2

- Los Angeles?

RJS/ RB

(5)

HH 55290

2 JUN 121958.

Fare, 390

73) (RM)

REC 36

II JUN

1968

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1: •16 (Ror. 5-22-64)

- Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

PLAINTEXT

F BI

Date:

5/31/68

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

WC,

-

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

FROM : SAC, NEW YORK

SUBJECT: COUNTER- INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

-INTERNAL SECURITY

(DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

ReBuairtel, 5/27/00, captioned as above ano

NYairtel and LHM

•captionea,

"student Agitation, ColumbIa

university; Information Concerning (Internal Security),

dated 5/31/68.

as requested in

your referenced airtel, 5/27/68.

d-CC-902D

Bureau (RM)

- New York

FTS:ljk

(5)

1 - Supervisor

+66-449698-3463

REE 3E

#42

TEA JUN $ 1968.

c.n Bishop

190

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1952 EDITION

•GSAFPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

*UNITED STATES

"VERNMENT

Memorandum

"TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM

SAC,

COLUMBIA (100-344)

SUBJECT

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

IS

DATE: 10/2/68

shandone

Premor

Re Bulets dated 5/10/68 and 7/5/68 and Columbia

letter dated 6/26/68.

For the information of the Bureau during the previous

school year, the Columbia Division had two New Lett groups, one

at the University of s.

C. known as AlARE and a chapter of

Southern Students Organizing Committee (SSOC). The AWARE

group was

organized in 1966. During the fall term of 1967,

at the University of S. C. they had their largest membership,

dropping to approximately 6 members by the time the group

disbanded in late April, 1968.

SSOC had a chapter at Furman

University, Greenville,

S. C. during the past school year with

approximately 10 active members; disbanded about May 1, 1968.

During the summer months neither the SSOC or AWARE

group members were active within their organizations or

other New Leit type groups. Information received as of 9/24

and 25/68 indicates that there has been no activity on the

part of the AWARE Group at the University of S. C. or the

SSOC Chapter at Furman University. Sources and informants

state that it does not appear that either group will be active

in the near tuture.

100-149695-66-

The Columbia Division has been developing sources

and informants to place i, the New Left groups and will be

in the position to immediately learn the identities of the

members in the event they subsequently are organized at the

respective schools.

Due to the fact that the groups are now

dormant and there is no activity on the part of the members

who were in the groups the previous school year it is telt

that no counterintelligence action can be taken by the Columbia

Division. In the event they re-organize, the Columbia Division

will be alert for possible situations to disrupt the group

or groups through counterintelligence action.

However, the

Bureau will be advised previous to any direct action being

taken by the Columbia Division.

• 6.

2 - Bureau (RM)

2

- Columbia

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JUL

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Losch

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nie}

son

COMM-FBI

1

SAC, Albany

sir. DeLoach

• hir.

Felt

7/5/68

Director, _FBI (100-449698)

Mr. Bishop

Mr. W.C. Sullivan

Mr. C.D. Brennan

Mr.

Thompson

kir.

BA. Wells

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE_ PROGRAY

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF TIE NEW LEFT

(COINTELPRO - NEW; LEFT)

Bulet 5/10/68 requested suggestions for counter-

intelligence action against the New Left.

The replies to

the Bureau's request have been analyzed and it is felt that

the following suggestions for counterintelligence action can

be utilized by all offices:

1.

Preparation of a leaflet designed to counter-

act the impression that Students for a Democratic Society

(SDS) and other minority groups speak for the majority of

studenis at universities.

The leaflet should contain photo-

graphs of New Left leadership at the respective university.

Naturally, the most abnoxious pictures should be used.

2.

The instigating of or the taking advantage of

personal conflicts or aninosities existing between New Left

leaders.

REG 27

+93-449698-258

s. The creating of impressions that certrinNe tem

Left loaders are infornants for the Bureau or other law

enforcement.agencies.

129

16 JUL I1 1968

4l The use of articles from student newspaperg e

and/or the

"underground press" to show the depravity of

New Leit leaders and members. In this connection, articlos

shoving advocation of the use of narcotics and free sex are

ideal to send to university officials; wealthy donors,

members of the legislature and parents of students who are

•active in New Left matters.

5.

Since the use of

marijuana and other narcotics

is widespread among members of

the New Left, you should be

alert to opportunities to have them arrested by local

authorities on drug charges.

Any ipformation concerning the

2 • All Field Offices

NeS

Від.

'er.

Poom

•s _

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fact that individuals have marijuana or are engaging in a

narcotics party should be immediately furnished to local

authorities and they should be encouraged to take action:

6.

The drawing up of anonynous letters regarding

Individuals active in the lew Left. These letters should

set out their activities und should be sent to their parents,

neighbors and the parentri' employers. This could have the

eifect of forcing the pianis to tale action.

7. Anonymous lotters or leaflets describing

faculty members and graduate assistants in the various

Institutions of learning who are active in New Left matters.

The activities and associations of the individual should be

set oilt.

Anonymous mailugs should be made to university

officials, menbers of the state logisinture, Boaid of

Regents, and to the

"A Concerned Alunni,Press. Such lotters could be signed

o2 "A Concerned Taxpayer."

8. Whenever Now Left groups engage in disruptive

activities on college campases, cooperative press contacts

should be encouraged to emphasize that the disruptive

elements constitute a minority of the students and do not

represent the conviction of the majority. The press should

demand an Innediate student reterendum on the issue in

question.

Inasnuch as the overwhelming najority of students

is not active in New Lei, matters, it is felt that this

technique, used in carefully selected cases, could put an

end to lengthy demonstrations and could cause embarrassment

to Ney Leit elements.

9. There is a definite hostility among SDS and

other Her Icit groups towrd the Socialist Workers Party

(SWP), the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA), and the

Progressive Lavor Party (PLP). This hostility should be

exploited wherever, possible.

10.

The field was previously advisca that Now Left

groups are attempting to open coffechouses near military

basos in ordor to influence memvors of the Armed Forces.

Wherever those coffochouses; are, friendly news media should

be alerted to them and their purpose. In addition, various

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drugs, such as marijuana, will probably be utilized by

Individuals running the coffeehouses: or frequenting them.

Local law enforcement authorities should be promptly advised

whenever you receive an indication that this is being done.

1I:

Consider the use of cartoons, photographs, and

anonymous letters which will have the etiect of ridiculing

the New Left. Ridicule is one of the most potent meayons

which we can use against it.

12. Be alert for opportunities to confuse and

disrupt New Left activitles by misinformation. For example,

whens events are planned, notification that the event has

been cancelled or postponed could he sent to various

individuals.

You are reminded that no counterintelligence

action 1s to be taken without Bureau approval. Insure that

this Program is assigned to an Agent with an excellont

knowledge of both New Left groups and individuals.

It must

be approached with imagination and enthusiasm if it is to be

successiul.

As an economy measure the caption "COINTELPIO - NEW LEFT'

should be used on all communications concerning this Program.

NOTE:

See memo C.D. Brennan to W.C. Sullivan

dated

7/3/68, captioned as above, prepared by BAW:jes.

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MAILED 2

1968

JUL

COMM-FBI

SAC, Albany

AIr. DeLoach

hit"

Felt

7/5/68

Director, FBI (100-449698)

1

- Air.

1

Bishop

•Hr.

W.C. Sullivan

]

- Mx. C.D: Brennan

- Hr. Thompson

Mr. BA. Wells

COUNTERINTELLIGINCE PROGRA

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF TIE NEY LETT

(COINTELPRO - NEW; LEFT)

Bulet 5/10/68 requested suggestions for counter-

intelligence action against the New Left. The replies to

the Bureau's request have been analyzed

and it is felt that

the following suggestions for counterintelligence action can

be utilized by all offices:

1. Preparation of a leaflet designed to counter-

act the impression that Students for a Denocratic Society

(SDS) and other minority groups speak for the majority of

students at universities.

The leaflet should contain phoo-

graphs of New Left leadership at the respective university.

Naturally, the most obnoxious pictures should be used.

2. The instigating of or the taking advantage of

personal conflicts or aninosities existing between New Left

leaders.

REG27

1o-ttiat 258

3. The creating of impressions that certain

Left leaders are infornants for the Bureau or othes law

enforcement.agencies...moz

16 JUL II 1968

4! The use of articles from student newsyapers

"underground press" to show the depravity of

New Left lenders and members. In this connection, articles

showing advocation of the use of narcotics and free sex are

ideal to send to university officials; wealthy donors,

members of the legislature and parents of students who are

active in New Left matters.

5.

Since the use of marijuana and other narcotics

olson

eLoach

is widespread among members of the New Leit, you should be

sin:.

alert to opportunitios to have them arrested by local

ishop

asper

authorities on drug charges.

ailsian

Any information concerning the

32rad

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2 - A11 Field Offices

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160.

bringie

1 011 Bo

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Room

's.

426041

SEE NOTE PAGE THREE

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fact that individuals have marijuana or are engaging in a

narcotics party should be immediately, furnished to local

authorities, and they should be encouraged to take action.

6. The drawing up of anonymous letters regarding

Individuals active in the New Loft.

These letters should

set out their nctivities and should be sent to their parents,

neighbors and the parents' employers. This could have the

effect of forcing the parents to take action.

in Anonymous lottors or leaflets describing

faculty members. and graduate assistants in the various

Institutions of learning who are active in New Left matters.

The activities and associations of the individual should be

set out. Anonymous nailings should be made to university

officials, menbors of the state logislature, Board of

Regents, and to the

press. such letters could be signed

"A Concerned Alumni" or "A Concerned Taxpayer."

•8. Whenever New Left groups engage in disruptive

activitles on college campuses, cooperative press contacts

should be encouraged to emphasize that the disruptive

elements constitute a minority of the studenis and do not

represent the conviction oi the majority.

The press should

demand an immediate student referendun on the issue in

Inasnuch as the overwhelming majority of students

is not active in New Left matters, it is felt that this

technique, used in carefully selected cases, could put an

end to lengthy demonstrations and could cause embarrassment

to New Left elements.

9.

There is a definite hostility among SDS and

other New Left groups toward the Socialist Horkers Party

(SWP), the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA), and the

Progressive labor Party (PLP). This hostility should be

exploited wherever possible.

10. The lield was previously advised that Now Left

groups are attempting to open coffechouses

near military

basos in order to influence nonvers of the Armed Forces.

Wherever these collochouses : are, friendly news media should

be alerted to them

and their purpose. In addition, various

2

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RES COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

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drugs, such as marijuana, will probably be utilized by

individuals running the cofleehouses. or frequenting them.

Local law enforcement authorities should be promptly advised

whenever you receive an indication that this is being done.

11.

Consider the use of cartoons, photographs, and

anonymous letters which will have the effect of ridiculing

the New Left. Ridicule is one of the most potent reapons

which we can use against it.

12. Be

alert for opportunities to confuse and

disrupt New Left

activities by misiniornation. For example,

when events are planned, notification that the event has

been cancelled or postponed could be sent to various

individuals.

You are reminded that no counterintelligence

action is to be taken without Bureau approval. Insure that

this Program is assigned to an Agent with an excellent

knowledge of both New Leit groups and individuals.

It must

be approached with imagination and enthusiasm if it is to be

successiul.

As an economy measure the caption "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT"

should be used on all communications concerning this Program.

NOTE:

See memo C.D. Brennan to H.C. Sullivan dated

7/3/68, captioned as above, prepared by BAW:jes.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-108

MAT 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:Mr. F. C. Sullivan lil!

FROM

• Brennan

- Mr. DeLoach

1 - Mx.

Bishop

DATE:

8/15/68

1. - Mr. W.C. Sullivan

1

1

- Mr. C.D. Brennan

~ Mr. Thompson

2

- Mr. B.A. Wells

Tolson

DeLoach

Moht -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt -

Gale -

THosen.

Tavet.

Tiotter

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy

SUBJECT:

-COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

C.BENTO

It was previously reported that the National

Mobilization Committee to ind the War in Vietnam (NMCIWV) is 1/

\ sponsoring massive demonstrations at Chicago, Illinois, during

the forthcoming Democratic National Convention.

One of the problens faced by the Committee is that

of finding housing for the demonstrators who are coming from

outside the Chicago area.

the Committee has now circulated

05,000 forms requestine

the recipients to indicate the number

out-of-town demonstrators they can house.

Our Chicago

Office has obtained a blank copy of the form and desires to

duplicate 250 copies of it. fill them in with fictitious

names and addresses, and return them to the Committee's office.

This action would

cause considerable confusion among the

demonstrators and would hanper the Committee's efforts to

house the demonstrators.

This can be done with no possibility of embarrassment

'to the Bureau and it is felt that Chicago should be authorized

to undertake this counterintelligence action.

Due to the time

element involved, there is enclosed a teletype to the Chicago

Office authorizing this action.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the enclosed teletype be approved.

Enclosure psitt

100-149698

1 - 157-8589

(Democratic National Convention

StreSso 4496966871

RaJ AUG 20 1568

BAY: jes

(8)

37 AUG 281988.

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ОРПОМЛЕ ЮЯМ НО. 10

ALAY 1962 EDITION

3010-104

GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

- UNITED STATES GO

•ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

so. p. c. sullivant lin

TRON CD. Brenning

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM...

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

. - Mr. DeLoach

Callahan

1 - Mr. Bishop

Contad

Fell _

Gale -

DATE:

8/15/68

hosen

11llaulivan

raved

1 - Mr. N.C. Sullivan

Trotter -

1

C.D. Brennan

Teie. Room

Hoires

1

-

MiT.

Thompson

Gordy

B.A. Nells

C. BENTO

It was previously reported that the National

Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam (NMCEWV) is

Sponsoring massive demonstrations at Chicago, Illinois, during

the forthcoming Democratic National Convention.

One of the problems faced by the Committee is that

of finding housing for the demonstrators who are coming from

outside the Chicago area.

The Committee has now circulated

25,000 forms requesting the recipients to indicate the number

out-of-town demonstrators they can house. Our Chicago

Office has obtained a blank copy of the form and desires

to

duplicate 250 copies

of it, fill them in with fictitious

names and addresses, and return them to the Committee's office.

This action would cause considerable confusion among the

demonstrators and would hamper the Committee's efforts to

lhouse the demonstrators.

This can be done with no possibility of embarrassment

to the Bureau and it is felt that Chicago should be authorized

to undertake this counterintelligence action. Due to the time

element involved, there is

enclosed a teletype to the Chicago

Office authorizing this action.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the enclosed teletype be approved.

EX-10g

DIVe JREC 23

1341

Enclosurepen

1508-15-68

100-149698

1 - 157-8589 (Democratic National Convention-

BAY: jes

(8)

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•TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OFSONAL FORM NO, 10

ALY 1962 EDITION

USA FPMR 141 (FR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GC

INMENT

Memorandum

RECTOR, FBI (100-449698) GONRUEMTAL

IC, CHICAGO (100-45316) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE:

9/4/68

55

Re Bureau teletype, 8/15/68.

Referenced teletype authorized the Chicago Office

to duplicate blank forms prepared by the National Mobilization

Committee to End the War in Vietnam (MIC).

These forms

solicitated housing for demonstrators coming to Chicago for

the Democratic National Convention (DNC) •

217 of these forms were duplicated by the Chicago

Office, completed with ficitious names and addresses and mailed

to the NMC.

The mailings were sent on a staggered basis

during a period of one week prior to the DNC and the, stationery

and envelopes used were purchased at retail outlets.

CG 7218-5/ reported on September 3, 1968, that

NMC had received numerous replies offering housong to

demonstrators.

Source stated that the majority of these replies

proved to be utterly worthless as they bore non-existent

names and addresses.

Source related that a inimber of demonstrators made

long and useless

journeys to locate these addresses and

several became incensed at the NMC and RENNIE DAVIS fOr

providing worthless leads on housing.

Source reported that

DAVIS in turn is now questioning the value of mailing lists

obtained from other New Left organizations in view of the

results of NMC's mailings.

164-4496-951

- 15

Source advised that replies received on NiC's

housing forms compounded the confusion which existed at

NMC headquarters immediately prior to and during the DNC.

(CG 7218-S advised that after considerable discussion among

RENNIE DAVIS and other NMC activists it was decided to discard

all replies received on the housing forms rather than have

out of town demonstrators try to locate non-existent addresses

166902 910

36-

Bureau (RM)

- Chicago

PLI: bab Chilicuby 3:y? kil

16 SEP 5 1969

(3)

Exempt from GDS. Catcrory

‹T ÷ Date of Declassification Inelelinite

.3125!15

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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CG 100-45316

CONABENTL

The: results set out above will be claimed as an

accomplishment in the next CON TELPRO quarterly status letter

submitted by this office.

-?-

CONFIBENTIAL

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• 182 EDITION

ÜSM FOMR (S1 CAR) 1Q1-11.0

UNITED STATES GC

MENT

Memorandum

RECTOR, FBI (100-419698) pOMFY

CHICAGO (200-45316) (P)

SUBJECT:

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE: * 9/4/68

SYMBOL.

-Be Bureau teletype, 8/15/68.

Referenced teletype authorized the Chicago Office

to duplicate blank forms prepared by the National Mobilization

Committee to End the lar in Vietnam (NIC). These forms

solicitated housing for demonstrators coming to Chicago for

the Democratic National Convention (DNC) •

217 of these forms

were duplicated by the Chicago

Office, completed with ficitious zames and

addresses and mailed

to the

The mailings were sent on a staggered basis

during a period of one weeis prior to the DNC and the stationery

and envelopes used were purchased at retail outlets.

reported on September 3, 1968, that

NMC had received numerous replies offering housong

to

demonstrators.

Source stated

that the majority of these replies

proved to be utterly worthless as they bore non-existent

names and addresses.

Source related that a nimber of demonstrators made

long and useless journeys to locate these addresses and

several became incensed

at the NiC and RENNIE DAVIS fOr

providing worthless leads on housing. Source reported that

DAVIS in turn is now questioning the value of mailing lists

obtained from other New Leit organizations in view of the

ite ++49685 4-15

Source advised

• that

replies received on NMC'S

housing forms compounded the confusion which 'existed at

NiC beadquarters immediately prior to and during the DNC.

#advised that after considerable discussion among

RENNIE DAVIS and other NIC activists it was decided to discard

all replies received on the housing forms rather than have

out of town demonstrators try to locate non-existent addresses

106902 970.

• REC-42

Bureau

(RM)

• Chicago

pr. 270

PLT: bab Classilica by

16 SEP 5 1056

(3)

1113.

13168

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SAMADE

The results set out above will be claimed as

an

accomplishment in the next CON TELPRO quarterly status letter

submitted by this office.

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1

1

bir.

Mr.

з

T. P. Rosack

R. H. Horner

7-7-69

SAC, BOStOR

(100-38580)

EX-101

EC-138

Director, FBI (100-149698)5-14

COINTELPRO - NEW LETT

ReBSlet 6-20-69.

Provided you can be assured that the infornation

vill be used with discretion, you are authorized to contact

and furnish(Mr. Malcolm Kispert with public source material

xelating to Vernon Grizzard III and Nicholas Egleson.

The naterial furnished to (sispert

nust be restricted

to public source material.

On the occasion of your contact

with him, you are to inpress upon Klagert) the necessity sor

keeping

the Bureau's interest in this matter in the strictest

confidence.

In addition, you are to make no recomendations

to Kispert)

as to how he is to use this information.

Advise the Bureau following your contact wich

him.

RHH: jan

(5)

• NOTE:

Tolson

DeLoach

sohr

Bishop

Casper

Callchar

Conrad

felt

Gole

Flosen

Sullivar

Tavel

Tele. Room.

Grizzard and Egleson are both activists in sDs

and are both employed at llassachusetts Institute of Technology

in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Their employnent is subject

to annual renewal.

The current renewal is being considered

about 7-15-69.

Boston suggests that (Malcoln Kiszext, Vice-

President

for Academic

Administration, mhants.)an established

source at illl be turnished with public source data concerning

New Left activities of Grizzard and Egleson.

This will give

Kispert) basis

for not renewing their contricts. Boston.

assures that information furnished to Kispert will be kept

confidential

and that the Bureau's interests

W111 be fully

protected.

P:60

MAILED 22

JUL 7 - 1969

COMM-FBI

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ia''

SAC, BOStOREC-138

_ (100-38580)

EX-101

Director, T'BI (100-519698)5-14

T. P. Rosack

MT a

R. Il. Horner

706-69

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

ReBSlet 6-20-69.

Provided you can be assured that the information

will be used with discretion, you are authorized to contact

and furnish m

Seen with public source material

sTifF rolating to Vernon Grizzard IlI and Nicholas Eglesos.

The material furnished to

SOURCE

amen must be restricted

to public source material.

On the occasion of your contact

with him, you are to inpress upon the necessity or

keeping the Bureau's interest in this matter in the strictest

confidence.

In addition, you are to nale no recommendations

told

yas to how he is to use this information.

Advise the Bureau following your contact with

him.

RHH: jan

(5)

NOTE:

on

oach

shon

Grizzard and Egleson are both activists in SDS

and are both employed at lassachusetts Institute of Technology

in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Their employment is subject

to annual renewal.

The current renewal is being considered

about 7-15-69.

Boston suggests that mone

an established

source at hit

be furnished with public source data concerning

New Left activities of Grizzard and Egleson.

This will give

on basis

for not reneving their contracts. Boston.

assures

that information furnished to farewill be kept

confidential and

that

the Bureau's interests will be fully

protected.

MAILED. 22

JUL 7 - 1969

COMM-FBI

crip

guilt

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Lan.

7/83%6

OPTIGEL FIRM NO: 19

87.281402 LI: TTION

GSAFIAIR (#1 (572) 191-18.5

UNITED STATES

OVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 6/20/69

SAC, BOSTON (100-38580) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Re Boston letter to Bureau dated 6/6/69.

In regard to captioned program, Boston proposes the

following course of action to be taken concerning the following:

VERNON TOWNES GRIZZARD, III

Bufile 100-354412, Bosfile 100-38478)

(KEY ACTIVIST)

NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGLESON

Bufile 100-230295, Bosfile 100-39722)

(SECURITY INDEX)

-.

EGLESON is a former president of the Students for

a Democratic Society (SDS) and is

presently an organizer for

the Boston Draft Resistance Group (BDRG). He is also employed

as a humanities instructor by Massachusetts Institute of

Technology

(MIT), Cambridge, Mass:, and is a resident of

•10• Gilmore

St.,

Cambridge, Mass.

GRIZZARD,

a full-time organizer for the BDRG, is also

a member of the New England Regional Committee of SDS and

resides with EGLESON in Cambridge. EGLESON was also a national

vice-president of SDS in 1965.

Investigation at Boston, Mass.,

discloses that

GRIZZARD is also employed as a technical assistant, Department of

humanities, and an assistant to LOUIS KAlPF, Associate

Professor

of Humanities.

KAMPF's name is currently being

maintained in Reserve Index, Section A, of the Boston Office,

Bufile 100-434117.

sinica, doing seeing co

3X:103

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100.

449698

5-16

Bureau (RM)

5-Boston

(1-100-37922) (NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGIESON)

5' JUN 23 1969

1-100-38478

VERNON TONES

GRIZZARD, III)

(1-100-38476 (LOUIS KAMPF)

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GRIZZARD'S end EGIESON's appointments as employees.

In the Department of Humanities at MIT are subject to annual

renewal as of 7/15/69, at which time recommendations will be

made as to whether or not they will be reappointed for the

coming academic year.

Boston currently enjoys an excellent

relationship with MALCOLM KISPERI, VICC-President fOr

Academic saministration MIt.

(Mr. KIS PERT is an established

source or the Boston Office and

Is also a member of the

Selection and Faculty Appointment Committee)

background, which identifies

with SDS and the BDRG. It will be further pointed out to

(Mr: KIS PERI) that EGLESON is also a contact of the Harvard

Draft Union, an independent affiliate of SDS. He is also a

former member of the advisory board of the publication

"Paper Tiger," a defunct radical paper which was closely

associated

with SDS. He is also

a representative

of "Newsreel,"

a radical film-making group.

It is believed that if MIT is. In possession of all

the public source material concerning GRI: ZARD and EGLESON

they would not reappoint them to their respective positions

with the Humanities Department at MIT.

This counterintelligence

in man he mates enement or Mit wath radical-type

has been attempting

to büild up the Humanities

Instrüctors such as GRIZZARD and EGLESON.

sumnished to as can be assured contention are that

the Bureau's interest in this matter will be fully protected.

The Bureau's thoughts on the alove will be appreciated

so that this counterintelligence action can be shortly

initiated.

2.

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OPTIC:NE F2R4 NO: 19

" PEAS PAR LITTION

GSAFiA:R (41 (578) 101-115

UNITED STATES

OVERNMENT.

Memorandum.

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 6/20/69

SAC,, BOSTON (100-38580) (P)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Re Boston letter to Bureau dated 6/6/69.

In regard to captioned program, Boston proposes the

folloving

course of

action to be taken concerning the following:

VERNON TOWNES GRIZZARD, III

Bufile 100-354412, Bosfile 100-38470)

(KEY ACTIVIST

NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGIESON

Bufile 100-230295, Bosfile 100-39722)

(SECURITY INDEX

EGLESON iS

a former president of the Students for

a Democratic Society (SDS) and is presently an organizer for

the Boston Draft Resistance Group (BDRG) .

as a humanities instructor by Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Mass., and is a resident of

'10 Gilmore St.,

Cambridge, Mass.

GRIZZARD, a full-time organizer for the BDRG, is also

a member of the New England Regional Committee of SDS and

resides with EGLESON in Cambridge. EGLESON was also a national a

vice-president of SDS in 1965.

Investigation at Boston, Mass., discloses that

GRIZZARD is also employed às a

Department of

Professor

of Humanities.

KAMPF's name is currently being

maintained in Reserve Index, Section A, of the Boston Office,

Bufile 100-434117.

5X-103

-5-16

-REC-•56

Bureau (R™)

-Boston

(1-100-37922 (NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGLESON)

1-100-38478

VERNON TOWNES GRIZZARD, III)

(1-100-38476) (LOUIS KAMPF)

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(7.)

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FUTITES

ENTANL

BS 100-38580

GRIZZARD'S end EGLESON's appointments as employees

in the Department of Humanities at MIT. are subject to annual

reneval as of 7/15/69, at which timé recommendations will be

made as to whether or not they will be reappointed for the

an excellent

reLatIonsnID HIUn.

+1-743

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an established

source of the Boston Office and

218 0i

Boston proposes to furnish me

with

numerous public source data concerning EGLESON's and GRIZZARD'S

background, which identifies

their connections and associations

It will be further pointed out to

Mana that EGLESON is also a contact of the Harvard

Draft Union; an independent affiliate of SDS. He is also a

•former member of the advisory board of the publication

"Paper Tiger,"

defunct radical paper which was closely

associated with SDS.. He is also a representative

of "Newsreel,"

radical film-making group.

It Is believed that If MIT Is. In possession of all

the public source material concerning GRI: ZARD and EGLESON

they

would not reappoint them to their respective positions

the Humanities Department at MIT.

This counterintelligence

with radical-type

Instrüctors such as GRIZZARD and EGLESON.

Furnished the Bure san belie one for tan

will be kept confidential and that

•the Bureau's interest in this matter will be fully protected.

The Bureau's thoughts on the aroverill be appreciated

so that this counterintelligence action can be shortly

Initiated.

2.

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SUBJECT:

iSTIFIES

FIDEUTIAL

SERCE

ONTIONAL FORM NO 10

GRAFPMA (41 077R) 101-118

UNITED STATES GO

RNMENT

Memörandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 8/21/69

SAC, BOSTON (100-38580) (P)

-COINTELPRO - NEW IEFT

ReBulet to Boston dated 7/7/69.

shales

(MIT) ,

on 8/28/59 an MaSS: Institute of Technolos.

Cambriage,

liass., an established source of the

Boston Office, advised that as a result of the public

source material that was furnished confidentially to

him relating to VERNON GRIZZARD and NICHOLAS EGLESON he CAL

was

able to have their re-appointments to the staif of

MIT canceled.

470

mistated that GRIZZARD waS

being

considered for the post of instructor in Humanities for

1969-1970 academic year, and EGLESON's re-appointment as

an instructor was considered to be automatic.

was very grateful for the public

source data

received

and indicated that all aspects of

this operation would be kept confidential.

Boston will remain alert for any other

potential counter intelligence actions in regara to

captioned group:

3

Bureau (RM)

Boston

(1 - 100-38478 VERNON TOWNES GRIZZARD III,

(1 - 100-37922) (NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGLESON

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SUBJECT:

DETIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1012 EDITION

OSAFPAR (41 0778) 101-11-8

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

_SAO, BOSTON (100-38530) (P)

-COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

ReBulet to Boston dated 7/7/69.

DATE: 8/21/69

Shales

• (MIT), Cambridge,

Hass., an estaplisned source or the

Boston Office, advised that as a result of the public

source material that was furnished confidentially to

him relating to VERNON GRIZZARD and NICHOLAS EGLESON he f

was

able to have their re-appointments to the staff of

MIT canceled.

Mr. KISPERI stated that GRIZZARD was being

considered for the post of instructor in Humanities for

1969-1970 academic year, and EGLESON's re-appointment as

an instructor was considered to be automatic.

(Mr. KISPERI) was very grateful for the public

source data received and indicated that all aspects of

, this operation would be kept confidential.

Boston will remain alert for any other

potential counter intelligence actions in regard to

captioned group.

400

Bureau (RM)

3

Boston

(1 - 100-38478) VERNON TOWNES GRIZZARD III

1 - 100-37922 NICHOLAS MICHAEL EGIESON

TDM/kab

(5)

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449698-5-17

12 AUG 25 1969

5/60: 902

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OCT 15

1969

SAC, Boston (100-38580)

REC-128

Director;

FBI (100-449698>-5-19

LA- 111

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

10/15/69

" I: - Mir. Horner

Reurlet 10/2/69.

Provided tha information you furnish will in no

way jeopardize sources of your office, you are authorized to

verbally furnish (ir. Tonis) information reintive to the leak

that apparently exists in the office of ir, Whitlock.

On the occasion of contacting li Fonis, you should

impress upon him the necessity of maintalning the Bureau's

interest in this mater in the strictest caniidence.

You should follow this matter closely to determine

what action is taken on the basis of the informtion

furnished.

RHH: jes

(4)

NOTE:

Boston has advised that a leak erisis in the offices

of the Special Assistant to the Presidont at Harvard College.

As a result, actions io be taken by the College are known in

advance and

printed in an underground namepaper.

Boston

Pources have noted that the leal is through one of the

secretaries in this office who is a mistross to an SDS

Committee member of the Harvard-Radclitie chaptex.

Boston suggests that the College mill be able to

take action to stop this leai ii the intoruation can be

furnished to Robert Jonis, Securits altiear and Chief the

Harvard University Police.

Boston assures thay onus 7211

protect the Bureau's interest in this matter. Honis

former Special Agent sho retires alter satisfactory service.

PAST87 TEEN

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FROM

SUBJECT:

ORTIONAL FORM NO, 10

•HAY "INZ EDITION

CLA FRAIR (41 (C7'TR) 101-11.8

• UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:

V SAC, BOSTON (100-38580) (P)

OCOINTELPRO

NEW LEFT

10/2/69

Bart,

ne

-Re Bureau letter to Boston 9/8/69:

In regara to captioned program, Boston proposes

the following course of action:

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The "Ole Mole," self-described as a radical biweekly

newspaper published by the Ole Mole Chapter of SDS, 2 Brookline

past about the

Cambridge, Mass., has written numerous articles in the

callous

toward the residents of Boston and Cambridge, Mass., where

Harvard owns low rent apartments.

The university has in some

instances evicted tenants from these apartments in order to

implement their building program.

MICHAEL ANSARA (Boston file 100-36315, Bureau file

100-450214), Manages of the "Ole Mole,

and VERNON GRIZZARD

(Boston file 100-38478, Bureau file 100-441934), a key acti-

• ViSt SDS New England Regional Committee member

and a staff

member of the "Ole Mole,

" have, according to BS 1023-S, in

the past been able to secure privileged information icóm the

confidential files of Harvard University's Office of Civic

Relations and publish stories in the "Ole Mole" about Harvard's

versity. The

that the poor of Boston and Cambridge have been driven out

of their homes by the unrealistic real estate policy of

Harvard University and SDS has used this as an issue against

Harvard.

TDM: maf

(7)

Bureau (RM)

Boston

1 - 100-36315 (MICHAEL ANSARA

VERTON GRIZZARD) EX-102

- 100-37979) MICHAEL KAZIN

REC68/::-449625-19

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BS 100-38580

on 9/11/69, the informant advised that a Mr.

WHITLOCK, Special Assistant to the President, Harvard

College,

for civic and government relations, has several women

secre-

taries working in his office to handle correspondence and

carry on the business of that office.

source identified

one of the secretaries as NANCY SCHWARZMAN (Boston indices

member of the Harvard-Radcliffe chapter. Informant further

advised that KAZIN is also friendly with GRIZZARD ana ANSARA.

(BS 1023-S learned on 9/22/69 that SCHWARZMAN has

been pilfering confidential papers fsom Mr. WHITLOCK'S

office and has been furnishing this confidential information

to KAZIN who in turn furnishes the information to GRIZZARD

and ANSARA.

Boston with Bureau approval proposes to furnish

one informal condenially toot To seen

been of incalcuable assistance to this office in providing

security information pertaining to the university.

(TONIS.) has

position for justifiable cause. MorIs has previously indi

cated that he appreciates the Bureau's interest in such

matters and advised that the Bureau's interests will be fully

protected.

It is believed that with Bureau permission this

and that (TONIS

would be most appreciative for receiving this information.

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The Bureau's thoughts on the above are solicited

so that this counter-intelligence measure can be initiated

promptly.

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R.

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Preusse

H.

Horner

SAC, Bostza

(100-38580)

REC-121

Director;

FBI (1004449698) - 5-22

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

12-77-69

BeBSlet 12-1-65.

toi Jared Israel

On the occasion of your contact with (Ionis advise

hin of the fact thai the infornation is being furnished him

in the strictest contidence and thai the Burean's interest

in the matter is not to be divulged for any reason.

Advise the Bureau of any resultsinoted.

MAILED, 22

EC 161969

COMM-FBI

RHH: SEr

(5)

NOIE:

Jared Michael Iszael is & Harvard college under-

sTaquate, & Key activist ano

national committeeman of the

progressive Labor pariy (rur • students for & Democratic

Society (SDS). Israel has caused considerable embarrassment

to Harvard University

in connection with SDS activity.

By

relet Boston requested auticaity so furnish information

regarding Israel's PLD - iss connection to Robert Ionis who has

indicated that the University would tire any employee without

tenure for justifiable cause. Boston suggests that this

infornation in the hands of (Ionis) vould possibly result in

Israel's being fired and could possibly resulty in curtailing

his activities at the University.

Tonis has cooperated with

this Bureau in the past- in connection with this program and

Is anner Speciaeneom the Bureau aIter

BaTISIACTOrY

Israel is employed at a

Harvara Universit:

DETUINNCTATRETNINSSTNRRK

restaurant.

falson

L'eLoach

Walters.

diohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrod

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Soyats

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY INS EDITION

CONFRoNT (#: (572) 801-1108

UNITED STATES GOVE: MENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, BOSTON

(100438580) 19)

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

DATE: 10/20/69

NN J

Re Boston letter 6/6/69.

I Potential Counterintelligence Action

By letter dated 8/26/69, Boston furnished the Bureal

with plans to furnish GORDON HALL' cooperative free lanc

lecturer and writer on extremist movements, who in the past

has been furnishad with Bureau approval public source data

which he successfully used in several newspaper articles

which graphically exposed radical and subversive local elements,

some material and suggestions regarding the rift that exists

between the Black Panther Party (BPP) and the Students for a

Democratic Society (SDS) in an attenpt to further inflame

already injured feelings on both sides.

This will be furnished

to the Bureau as soon as possible

for their concurrence.

Boston will also remain alert to initiate any counter

intelligence measures in furtherance of this program.

2.

Pending Counterintelligence Action

Boston by letter to the Bureau dated 10/2/69 requested

permission to furnish information to BORERT TONISMSeCUTiY

WHITLOCK, Special Assistant to the President, Harvard College,

by NANCY SCHWARZMAN. SCHWARZMAN has been identified as the

mistress of MICHAEL KAZIN, a Harvard Senior and SDS committee

member of the Harvard-Radcliffe Chapter. KAZIN is further

identified as a friend of MICHAEL ANSARA, Manager of the "Old

Mole," self-described as a radical biweekly newspaper, and

VERNO& GIZZARD, a Key Activist of the Boston Division.

Bureau (RM)

Boston

REC 8

161-5-20

TDM: ma j

(4)

B OCT 23 1969

007 30 1969

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The "Old Molel has published several articles in the

past with information secured from Mr. WHITLOCK's confidential

files.

Boston feels that with Bureau permission this counter-

intelligence measure would dry up a valuable source of information

for SDS and the "Old Mole" as well as provide a valuable service

for a good source of this office.

security would be assured.

3.

Tangible Results

Boston with Bureau approval furnished Mr. MALCOM KISPERT,

Vice President aLAcademic Administration, Massachusetts

Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Mass., an established

source of this Office, information to the

effect that VERNON

GRIZZARD, referred to

above, and NICHULAs EGLasoN, a lormer

president of SDS, were employed by MIT as Instructors in the

Department of Humanities. (U. KISPERI because of this

information was able to have GRIZZARD and EGLESON's reappoint-

ments to the staff of MIT canceled. (Ir. KISPERD said that

GRIZZARD was being considered for the post of Instructor in

Humanities for the 1969-1970 academic year and EGLESON'S

reappointment as an instructor would have been automatic.

(KISPERT) was very grateful for this public source data received

and indicated that all aspects of this operation would be kept

confidential.

Boston in cooperation with the Cambridge PD provided

a number of photographs of radicals operating in the Boston

area as a result of a group of 15 youths who forcibly ejected

25 occupants of a Harvard University building. These youths

held the building for fifteen minutes before leaving and

several of the personnel in the building were injured while

being ousted from the premises, two requiring medical attention.

The Cambridge PD does not have an intelligence unit

and did not have any photographs of any of the radical elements

in the Metropolitan Boston area. As a result of the furnishing

of these photographs, one of the participants in the occupation

o1 the harvara building was identified as ERIC MANN, a Key

The Cambridge PD have sworr

out a warrant for his arrest on charges of Assault and Battery

and Trespass.

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During the course of a demonstration held in front

of the John I. Kennedy Federal Building, 10/4/69, sponsored

by local sos groups,

several SDS members from the Boston Univ.

and Harvard-Redcliffe Chapters were observed parking their

cars illegally in the vicinity of the JFK Federal Building.

The fact that

"these cars were parked illegally was called

to the attention of the Boston PD Traffic Division and

parking tickets amouating to $80. were leveled against the

SDS illegal parkers.

4.

Miscellaneous

Nothing pertinent to report concerning this caption..

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FROM

UNTIED STATES G

ARTMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, ПBI

(100-149698)

SAC, BOSTOIT (250-38500) (P)

• ...

COINTELPRO

I LEFT

DATE: 12/1/69

ReBslet to Bureau dated 10/2/69 and Bureau

¡ letter to Boston dated 10/15'69.

In regard to captioned progran, Boston

proposes the following course of action:

It has been determined that JARED MICHAEL

ISRAEL, a Farvard College undergraduate student

currently designated

utilized by graduate students.

ISRAEL has caused

considerable anbarrassment to

Harvara University authorities in connection with his SDS

membership and was involved in the takeoves of University

Hall, Harvard College by SDS Factions in 4/69. He was

• nost racently involved on 11/19/59 in a sit-in at University

Hall, Harvard

, therein SDS

and that

twenty perceni of the labor force on all Harvard construction

sites be

"plantes"

and "thira world" workers.

Boston, wich Bureau approval, proposes to furnish

this information confidentially to ROB PInS Secity

meto the Harvard University (orice) nons

and (orme" Special nast of this

a ran ween of incalculable assistance in this office

in providing scurity information pertaining to the University.

TONIS has adriced previously that is would ce possible to have

an employee

bout ture cired iron his vosition for justifiable

cause.

Bureau

(E02)5 previously indicated unct he appreciates

such matters and adviseo that these

interests would be fully protected at all times.

sureen

2-Boston

REC-87 100-41/69-5-23

(I-JARED TATAEL)

TDM:n1c

72 DEG 5 1959

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BS 100-38580

It is believed that with Bureau permission

this counter-intelligence

measure would deny ISRAEL

a source of income and disassociate him fron the Harvard

the bureau is aware, cooperated in a similar situation

which resulted in the termination of employment of a

secretary who was furnishing confidential information

to the "Old Mole"

lished by the Old a radical biweekly newspaper, pub-

Mole Chapter Oi SIs, Cambriage.

The Bureau's thoughts on the above are solicited

so that this counter-intelligence measure can be

initiated promptly.

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REC-64

166-441615-5-24

Airtel

1=*:

225-70

Preusse

Horner

To:

SAC, Boston

From:

Director, FBI

Subject: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Reurtel 2-19-70.

Based upon your assurances that information fur-

nished to (fall) will in no way embarrass the Bureau, you are

authorized to furnish copies of photographs taken by your

office of the Westherman apartment to him.

On the occasion of your contact with(lald, impress

upon him the fact that the photographs are being furnished

in the strictest of confidence and that their source is not

to be divulged to anyone.

Advise of any results noted.

• MAILED 21

FEB 24 1970

COMM-FBI

RHH: rag

(5)

NOTE:

The Boston Office, through the cooperation of an

established source, recently had occasion to photograph an

apartment occupied

by the Heathernan faction of SDS.

These

photographs showed the apartment to a shambles with lewd,

obscene and

revolutionary slogans displayed on the walls.

The photographing was done through the cooperation of the

apartment's owner.

Boston, by retel proposed furnishing

these photographs to( Gordon Fall, a free-lance leczurer and

writer, who has cooperated with the Boston Difice in the past.

Boston issures that subjects contact may in no vay embarrass

the Bureau.

As this publicity will be derogatory in nature

and might serve to neutralize Weatherman, it is being approved.

Tolsen

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REC-64

1S-HHIETS.5

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Airtel

2-25-70

Fo. N.

Preusse

HOrner

To :

Subject:

SAC, Boston

Director, FBI

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Rourtel 2-19-70.

•Based upon your assurances that information fur-

nished to sue will in no way embarrass the Bureau, you ara. I Do

authorized to furnish copies of photographs taken by your

office of the Weatherman apartment to him.

On the occasion of your contact with fi

, impress

upon him the fact that the photograghs are being turnished

in the strictest of conjidence and that their source is not

to be divulged to anyone.

Advise of any results noted.

RHH: rag

(5)

COMM-FBI

NOTE:

MAILED 11

1970

FEB24

+L31ch

siters

Sotir

2ishop

Cajoes

allahen

on:ad.

The Boston Office, through the cooperation of an

established source, recently had óccasion to photograph an

apartment occupied

by the Weatherman faction of sas.

These

photographs showed the apartnent to a shambles with lewd,

obscene and revolutionary slogans displayed on the walls.

The photographing nas done through the cooperation of the

apartment's owner.

Boston, by retel proposed furnishing

these photographs to cossacuba, a free-lance lecturer and

writer, who has cooperated with the Boston Office in the past.

Boston assures that subject's contact may in no way embarrass

the Bureau. As this publicity will be derogatory in nature

and might serve to neutralize Featherman, it is being approved.

F-73

SAMARA

Tele.

1973

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date _2/19/70

Attached reports that the Boston

Office took photos of quarters utilized

by Students for Democratic Society,

Weathermen Section. Boston proposes.

these photos be given to Gordos in

a freg-lance lecturer and writer,

order to discredit the leatherwen.

(Halt has been utilized on previous

occasions in the Counterintelligence

Program, and has proved to be reliable.

A communication will be prepared

authorizing Boston to furnish the photos

to Ha 11 g

BAN : CSH

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#: 136 185-29-65)

I Dof source

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date 2/19/70

Attached reports that the Boston

Office took photos of quarters utilized

by Students for Denocratic Society,

Weathermen Section.

Boston proposes

these photos be given to emerso,

& Preo-lance lecturer and writer, in

order to discredit the Weathermen.

Emy has been utilized on previous

occasions in the Counterintelligence

Program, and has proved to be reliable.

A communication will be prepared

authorizing Boston to furnish the photos

BAW : CSH

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FEDERAL BUREAU.OF IRVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

FEB 1 91970

TELETYPE

NRODA BS CODE

11-Д7AM

URGENT 2 18 78 BCH

TO DIRECTOR (180-449698)

FROM BOSTON (108-38588)

Let=

12-9

COINTELPRO DASH NEW LEFT.

?.

RE BOSTON LETTER TO BUREAU ONE NINETEEN LAST.

Shapipelford

AS A RESULT OF INFORMATION FURNISHED IO INTELLIGENCE UNIT,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. POLICE DEPARIMENI, CONCERNING LOCATION OF

WEATHERMAN CCLLECIIVES IN THAT CITY, THE OWNER OF PREMISES AT

FIVE ZERO NINE FRANKLIN SIREET, INITIATED EVICTION PROCEEDINGS

AGAINST MEG RAYMOND, RENTER OF THIRD FLOOR APARTMENT AND KNOWN

WEATHERMAN.

(ALAN KARB, CONSTABLE)

CAMBRIDGE, MASS., AN ESTABLISHED

SOURCE OF BONSION OFFICE, ON SERVING EVICTION PAPERS NOTED THAT

APARTMENT WAS IN SHAMBLES WITH LEWD, OBSCENE, AND REVOLUTIONARY

TYPE SLOGANS PAINTED ON WALLS OF APARTMENI.

AI INVITATION OF OWNERS

BOSTON OFFICE PHOTOGRAPHED PHYSICAL

CONDITION OF APARIMENT.

REC-64

100-447698-5-24

AUNTEN

FED 20 1970

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PAGE TWO

BS 100-38580

BOSTON PROPOSES FOLLOWING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MEASURE.

WITH BUREAU PERMISSION, BOSTON WILL FURNISH COPIES OF THESE

PHOTOGRAPHS TO GORDON HALL

• FREE LANCE LECTURERE AND

WRITER ST EXTREMIST MOVEMENTS WHO HAS BEEN USED EXTENSIVELY

IN THE PAST IN CONNECTION WITH CAPTIONED PROGRAM. CHALL HAS

EXCELLENT NEWSPAPER CONTACIS AND HE WILL BE ABLE TO FURNISH

PHOTOGRAPHS TO CONTACTS WITH APPROPRIATE NOTATIONS CONCERNING

DEPLORABLE LIVING CONDITIONS OF WEATHERMAN.

BUREAU CAN BE ASSURED THAT ANY INFORMATION FURNISHED TO

MR HALL WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL AND THAT BUREAU'S INTEREST

IN THIS MATTER WILL BE FULLY PROTECTED

END

BKR FBI WASHDC

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FEB 1 9 1970

TELETYPE

NRODA BS CODE

11- D7AM

URGENT 2 1S T8 BCM

TO DIRECTOR (160-449698)

FROM BOSTON (100-38580)

0

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Tele.

35.

COINTELPRO DASH NEW LEFT.

5

@cgsa.com

RE BOSTON LETTER TO BUREAU ONE NINETEEN LAST.

Stepfeliand

• AS A RESULT OF INFORMATION FURNISHED TO INTELLIGENCE UNIT,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. POLICE DEPARTMENT, CONCERNING LOCATION OF

WEATHERMAN COLLECTIVES IN THAT CITY, THE OWNER OF PREMISES AT

FIVE ZERO NINE FRANKLIN STREET, INITIATED EVICTION PROCEEDINGS

AGAINST MEG RAYMOND, RENTER OF THIRD FLOOR APARTMENI AND KNOWN

WEATHERMAN•

IDof saurse

, CAMBRIDGE, MASSO, AN ESTABLISHED

SOURCE OF BOSION OFFICE, ON SERVING EVICTION PAPERS NOTED THAT

APARTMENT WAS IN SHAMBLES WITH LEWD, OBSCENE, AND REVOLUTIONARY

TYPE SLOGANS PAINTED ON WALLS OF APARTMENT.

AT INVITATION OF OWNER, BOSTON OFFICE PHOTOGRAPHED PHYSICAL

CONDITION OF APARTMENT.

REC-64

LRT

100-449698-5-24

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B

FEB &0 1970

FOCIETZEIC

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BOSTON PROPOSES FOLLOWING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MEASURE.

WITH BUREAU PERMISSION, BOSTON WILL FURNISH COPIES OF THESE

PHOTOGRAPHS TO

er, FREE LANCE LECTURERE AND

ON

WRITER DE EXTREMIST MOVEMENTS WHO HAS BEEN USED EXTENSIVELY

IN THE PAST IN CONNECIION WITH CAPTIONED PROGRAM. 4

a HAS

EXCELLENT NEWSPAPER CONTACTS AND HE WILL BE ABLE TO FURNISH

PHOTOGRAPHS TO CONTACTS WITH APPROPRIATE NOTATIONS CONCERNING

DEPLORABLE LIVING CONDITIONS OF WEATHERMAN.

BUREAU CAN BE ASSURED THAT ANY INFORMATION FURNISHED TO

WILL BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL AND THAT BUREAU'S INTEREST

IN THIS MATTER WILL BE FULLY PROTECIED

END

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NRO263S PLAIN

11:55 NITEL 10-2-70 WFY

TO DIRECTOR

FROM BOSTON

(100-449698)

(186-43984826

(100-38580)

FECERAL EURE D'OF'ARVESTIGATION

COMMUNICÁTIONS SECTION

1970

TELETOE

REC

Mr. Tolson_

MIr. Sullivan

Mr. Mlohr-

ZEr. +3iShop..

CDS Dr Brennan CD i

Alf. Callahan.

Mr. Casper.

HIr. Conrad

AIr. Felt.

Mr. Gale.

Mr. Hosen

Mr. Tavel

MIr. Waiters

Air. Soyal's

Tele. Room..

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy

OCOINTELPRO DASH NEW LEFT.

PE BOSTON AMATEL, JULY THIRTYONE UST AND DULET AUGUST

INELVE LAST.

NoT

REFERENCED AIRTEL ADVISED

WARRANTS WERZ

OUISIANDING IN

martyr

CAMBRIDGE FOR CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ON CHEYNEMARYAN, SOSTON FILE

ONE HUNDRED DASH THREE NINE TWO ONE SEVEN AND THREE OTHERS FOR

THEIR PAR-I IN A DISRUPTIVE PICKET LINE, MAY EIGHT LASI AT

HARVARD, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

A SOURCE, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PASI, ADVISED THIS DATE THAT RYAl WAS AT NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

POF SDS, SA/PLP FACTION, ONE SEVENTYTHREE A MASSACHUSETIS

AVE. BOSION, MASS. THIS INFORMATION WAS IMMEDIATELY FURNISHED

TO THE CANBRIDGE PD AND THE INTELLIGENCE UNIT OF THE BOSTON PD

END PAGE ONE

+00-449698-5-30

B OCT 12 1970

EX111

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THIS BEING IN KEEPING WITH LETTER OF AUGUSI TWELVE LST. RYAN

WAS SUBSEQUENTLY ARRESTED AND BROUGHT TO THE CAMBRIDGE PD WHERE

HE WAS BOOKED ON CRIMINAL TRESPASS AND RELEASED ON BOND.

SOURCE MENTIONED ABOVE ADVISED THAT THE NATIONAL HEADQUARIERS

IS QUITE DISTURBED BECAUSE OF THE POLICE FROM CAMBRIDGE AFD

BOSTON ENTERING THEIR OFFICE AND ARRESTING RYAN. HE ADVISED

THAT THIS DISRUPTION WAS CAUSING A FURTHER DISRUPTION IN THEIR

PLANS FOR THE NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL CONFERENCE BEING HELD

OCTOBER TWO INSTANT THROUGH OCTOBERE FOUR NEXT AT BOSTON

FOR INFO OF BUREAU CHENEY RYAi, IS SON OF MOLLYWOOD ACIOR,

ROBERT RYAN.

ADMINISTRATIVE: SOURCE IS(OS ONE TWO FIVE UNE RASH SASIERIS.

BOSTON WILL MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH THIS SOURCE AND ADVISE LOCAL

AUTHORITIES SHOULD ONE OF THE OTHER THREE INDIVIDUALS APPEAR

AT THE NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

END

WE HAVE AN ADDITION TO THIS OWE

FOR INFO OF BUREAU CHEYNEY RYAN IS SON OF HOLLYWOOD ACTOR , ROBERT

RYAN.

END

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100-35472

DS.101 - 30530

• New Drleans

Chicago (Ni)

Detroit (PD)

4

- Miami (PVi)

- New York (R'T)

4 • San Francisco (RM)

Re New Orleans letter and IHA dated 9/25/70,

WORKER-

STUDENT ALLIANCE:

the Atlanta, Miami,

and

"ew York Offices.

Bureau letter

to Detroit dated 10/13!70, captioned "STUDENTS FO. A

DENDORATIC SOCIETY, WORKER-STUDENT ALITANCE, IS - SOS:"

copies designated for the below recipioni offices vich

the exception ni the Chicago and

new Yorks Ditices:

For the informacion of the Chicago and dew

York Offices, redbrenced Pureau lotter nade raference to

New Drieans LiTi which conteined a copy of a three-page

statemant written by vIctor Cortist os the serkeley,

California,

505. This erticle was highly critical os

the SDS/ISA National Incérin Conference repor: by AlA!!

SPaccon, SDS/USd National

Educational. Secgetary.

erenced buccan letter pointed out

that it is epparent

Iron the COTIalD statement as weil as from internation

furnished by up 1R50-i) concerning the lational Interin

Committee K'IC:

that there is a great acai of disagize

merit anong SDS/US. leaders. The 3urecu Instricted the

Foston Office to consider exploitation of this dissension

thruugh the ise of a counterintelligence neasure iCoin-

teloro, and submit its

poservations

concercing this

matter.

the folioning is sunitted per these instric-

tions:

2

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100-33530

In senaries provided 5(10 1350-51

and ocher

sources within S05/25A indicate that She

cant situation occurring within SDS/USA

ar the present

time appaare to is tha rising opposicion developing among

San Francises, Chianga:

and Hen Crieans S0S chapters

against the National Headquarters (Wl) in Soston. Tha

basic issus involved is the sole of the tIc in the

organization.

The above 3 chapters and possibly others

have argued that. the rank-and-atle menbers within SoS

have not been allowed to determine policy for the organ.

zation via lational Council and national conferencas,

•Activists wichin thase chaptera argue that the HIC

01 SoS is playing cha major leadershi? sole in the orga

nicacion by sobring policy for SeS.

Thass

3 chanters

view the above es an

extrenely undosicable

trend within

SDS and Feal that it is truerting 3DS Scow baconing a

nass-cased socioner ceroltionary essenseacion.

Ac=1-

vists within ersa 3 chapters 2

argite that $D5 has. been

successful in the past and can ba successaul in che futura

only if the orgenization allous its rank-end-tile senbers

to formulate the natioial meetings.

In addition, nonbars of the enti-ll faction

within SDS, in particular, AfA TOCD and VICE% C04 -TELD

and how and vICK 3iCú fror Chicago are adrocates o5 tax

nore militant tactics than age menbers of the la faction.

Aise, chose are those within sD5 woo access the

Frogressive Tabor. Farty influence and others who rescut

It is ouvious that based on che arove informa-

tIon, there is growing resencent abons various cubits.

have takon an anti-it stand. Unfortunately

for their cause, she di seens to disregard their com-

plaints.

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DS 100-33536

¿ case in poine is che situatica in Florida

where the SoS vas overlooked when the Southem

Confezeuca

Pagional

(held 10/5-11/79 in delanta, Georgia) mas

Planned, rani source feit

that florida 305 was over

looked since it has been vocal in its faalings that thare

are too many Cogionel end to saatings which drain its

Local trensury and delegate sxpenses.

It seems that the above anti-ll forces are

having artetoulty mising in order that they night

achieve. strength ord

once vichia SD3/SA.. One.-

probable exulnation is chat they have been unable to

plysically assola as s nited force énd challonge the

a on its

"jack of inser asbase and struggle around ideas

and practical and "isolation foon the ideas and interests

of the noicrity of saddenes,'"

as GOODIELD alleges in his

statement reforenced to above.

It would appear chas the SD3/uSA planned na-

tional deconserations 1a Saa Josa, Califorcia, and 5a-

troit, ¡¿chigan, on 11/?!70 would afford the anti-14

group en opportunity to achiave iniversal assembly aná

simultanesusly challenge the. W forces from a position

or serengch zacher than baring to capress their resent-

ment and complaints from various sectors of the united

States, thereby eliminacing so possibility of mich-

naeded broad suppor":

In orion to alert the anti-ll forces to the

above opport ley, she Cosson Office suggests that the

Purces anchorize racisioni citices to encourage sourcas

who are affiliated wich Factions? groups wishin SD5/15a

to discrectly suggest withour creating andie suspicion

that

raprasentatives ot the 8051151 groun in quostior ba

to chastuosor das aladood 11/3/70 national demonstra-

tion, principally to confront 17 reprosentatives ou

¿"..

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ES

100-35472

IS 100-33533

their "undenocraticland neglectfui atticude toward rank.

and-file menbeis.

Indications cra that the

M1 is plaming con-

ferences in the Son Francisco, San

Jose, and Detroit

areas on 11/1/70 aud 11/2/7j to prepare fos the national

demorstration on

11/3/70.

Such conferences could serve

Es occasions. 2or

«trending disgrunt ler 30S, 154 representa

Lives to air thair critical vious of the iM

and hopefully

develop a strong platiorm, therevy substantially pronoting

thejalicady existing factionalism within SuS.

Beguest 2t the Fureau

The zureau is requesced to soudy the abova do

servations sat forth iy the Boston office and, is found

acceptable, authorize rocipient offices to encourage

their sources, perticularly those who plan to attend the

national demonstrations, to agitate in their respective

SDS/USA groups with

a view toward confronting the

on the above issues during the national denonstrations

£0= the puspose of promoting factionalisa wichin SDS/

wisa, and thereby weakening its current unsteady postuze.

Request of tecipiant Offices

Cenvass informants concerning their avita.

bility to sravel to San Jose, California, or Detroit,

Michigan: in order to achieve maximum coverage of $03/

#SA national demonstrations in those cities on 11/3/70.

Recipients also mait Bureau's decision con-

corning the above suggested Cointelpro effort subaicied

by the Boston office.

Should the Bureau authorize the

....

5

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100-35472

35

100-335?

implementation of this sungestion, sources shouid be

cautioned concaring enceging in any action that might

jeoperdize their confidential relationship with the

Duran: and this adversely afrect their future value.

The bosion office is prasantly cewassing in-

formante in an effort to determine their availability

conceming the national comonstration in Detroit on

11/3/70.

Boston Oftice

will await the results of

•the Dureau

5 review of

the above

suggestion.

6

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Airtel

10/23/70

1. - Mr.

D. P. White

1 - Mr.

d. E. Manning

olson

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HH

55290

To:

SACS,

Atlanta (100-3017) (100-7461)

Boston (100-35472) (100-38580)

ChICAGO 109-30005 130-403161

Detroit (100-30057) 200-35103)

Los Angeles (100-06519) <100-71737) (Enclosure)

Mani (100-15123) (105-15955)

New Orleans (100-17205)

(100-17853)

• Now York (100-103047) (100-163303)

Portland (100-10496)

(109-11043) (enclosure)

Sacramento (100-273)

1200-1098 canclosure

San Diego (100-13174)

(100-14253) (Enciosuze)

Francisco (100-52152) (100-00968)

Seatile (100-27151) (J00-29237) (Enclosure)

Iron: Director, FBI

....

STUDENT'S

• FOR A

DENOCRATIC SSCIETY (SDS)

WORKER STUDENT ALLIANCE (WSA)

IS - SDS

Budile: 100-439048

ST-105

COENTELPRO - NEW LEFT

REEZI: 106-43 048-3473

Burblo: 100-149693

SAd AXEECE

(BUDID: 10/28/70)

₴ OCT 29 1970

ReBSairiel 10/16/70, one copy of which is enclosea

San Diego and Seattle

FILEE

COPY

UURECORDED

Boston request to recipient offices, as well as

Angeles, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego and Seattle, to

canvass informants concorning their ability to travel to

San Jose, California, and Detroit, Michigan,

for meetings and

demonstrations on 11/2/70 and 11/3/70 should be handled promptly.

All recipientara yu advise Bureau, Boston, Detroit and

San Francisco

alAdentistes oi all sources available to attend

meetings at either letty

COMM-FBI

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Airtol to Atlanta, et al

Re:

Students for a Denocratic Society (SDS)

Worker Student Alliance (WSA)

100-439048

COINTOLPRO - New Left

100-419698

Burcan concurs with Boston suggestion that the

mectings and demonstrations at Dotroit and San Jose would

be an ideal tine to take advantage of

the factionalism

currently so provalent in Students for a Denocratic Society/

Horior Student Alliance (SDS/WSA). Only those sources

who are ran's-ard-file members of

SDS/WSA should participate

in promoting the factionalisu and demonstrate disagreement

with vational headquarters concerning current policies.

UNDER NO CIRCUNSTANCIS SHOULD AWY INTORMANT ENGAGE

IN ANX ACTIVITY ON MAZE ANY STATCHENTS WIICHI WOULD IEOPANDIZE

HIS CONPIDENIIAL DILATIONSHIP WITH MILE BUREAU OR AFTECT HIS

FUTURE USE AS A SOURCE.

New Orleans should submit specific comments concerning

any succestions for the utillzation of NO 1850-S) in this

countorintelligence operation in vien of his nosition as a

member of the National Interim Committee (NIC).

All offices submit replies to reach the Bureau no

later than close oi business 10/28/70.

NOTE::

Fureau suggested that Boston should consider exploitation

of dissention in the SDS/WSA under COINTELPRO. SDS/WSA has

called for national denonstrations at San Jose and Detroit on

11./3/70.-: "=:

..:.

There has been unusual dissention, particularly

by chaptors, at Snn Francisco, Chicago, and New Oreans

against

national headquarter's, Boston.

San Francisco and Chicago

advocate far more militant tactics

and are anti-Progressive Labor

Party (PLP) influence. PLP-predominates national headquarters.

Nacional headquartors continuously has avoided a national

convention.

Sone nombers, as well as activity at recent

regional conferences, indicate that national headquarters is

afraid to hold national convention for fear of losing control.

Proposal by Boston, as suggested by the Bureau believed to have

merit under COINTELPIC and will cause considerable disunity and

disruption among leaders and rank-and-file members. Action at

san Jose and Detroit by member infornants should spread throughout

all chapters.

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FROM

SUBJECT

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

AAY IREZ EDITION

OSATAMA (81 CT'R) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

5/27/68

SA

LITTLE ROCK (105-555) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

Re sureau letter to Albany, 5+2016g104-4956984

discha

The only "New Left" organizations in the Little Rock

Division are chapters of the Southern Student Organizing

Committee (SSOC) formed in February, 1968, at the University

of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas, and during April, 1968,

by students of Little Rock University (IRU) at Little Rock,

Arkansas.

The University of Arkansas SSOC chapter in reported

to currently have approximately 30 members and the IRU SSOC

chapter has approximately 10 to 12 members.

Neither of these organizations appear to have received

any wide acceptance among the students at their respective

universities and the members, for the most part, are considered

"oddballs" and students who are not in the main stream of the

student activity. In view of this, Little Rock Division does

not recommendany specific counterintelligence action be taken

against either of these _chapters at this time.

on a national basis, it is felt that the most effective

sources in an attempt to ridicule the New Left and their

activist leaders through cartoons and cooperative syndicated

writers who specialize in

easily understood. and accepted by the majority of college

students.

It has been the experience of the Little Rock Office

that most college students do not want to become identified with

these individuals involved in New Left type activities.

10151

- Bureau (RM)

2 - Little Rock

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Little Rock will remain alert for any specific

• counterintelligence recommendations which can be directed

against the specific SSOC chapters active in the Little Rock

Division and request appropriate Bureau authority if and

when such action appears desirable..

A status letter will be furnished to the Bureau

in connection with this matter by 7/1/68.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

9010-102

• UNITED STATES GO

IMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, BOSTON. (100-38580)

(P)

(SUBJE

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

EDISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

DATE:

5/27/68

449698-1

Rebulet

to Albany dated 5/10/68 and Boston airtel

to Bureau dated 5/13/68, captioned "COMMUNIST PARTY, USA,

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, INTERNAL SECURITY - C (THE NEW

LEFT). "

• ReBSairtel sets out information concerning a

possible counterintelligence operation to be conducted by

Boston with Bureau approval regarding "The New Left" which

would involve the use of the services of GORDON HALL, a free

lance lecturer and writer on extremist movements and a cooperative

source of the Boston Office.

Boston, Mass.,

Orrice,

also recently advised that "Look Magazine" is interested in doing

a series of articles on the radical left.

Boston proposed to the Bureau to have HALL contact (DAY

• in an effort to have an appantment made for GORDON HALD with

a

proper "Look" editor so that the possibility of authoring an

article on the new radical left for national publication in

nat magazine might be discussed. (GORDout has been a

xtremely useful source in regard to the Counterintelligenc

Program of the Boston Office and has authored numerous articles

that have appeared as featured stories,

in newspapers of the

Boston area.

MCT /04 449698-5-

In May, 1965, (HAII. authored an article on the

Left" and with Bureau approval was given public source data

on numerous individuals and organizations who were connected

with the New Left in the Metropolitan Boston area. These

articles were well-received and were most successful in exposing

the participation of left-wing faculty members in several

1-9088

~ Bureau (RM)

Boston

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2 MAY 29 1968

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universitios in the Greater Boston area, as well as graduate

•and undergraduate students in the affairs of the radical

student movement.

Among the faculty members of local

colleges who have been extremely active in espousing left

•wing causes are NOAM CHOMSKY, Professor of Linguistics at

MIT, Cambridge, Mass., and HOWARD ZINN, Professor of Government

at Boston University,

Boston, Mass. In this connection, both

CHOMSKY and ZINN signed a statement supporting Rev. WILLIAM SLOAND

COFFIN, JR., MICHAEL FERBER, MITCHELL GOODMAN,

MARCUS RASKIN and

Dr. BENJAMIN SPOCK.

These individuals on 1/5/60 were indicted

by & Federal Grand Jury at Boston and charged with a continuing

conspiracy to aid, abet and counsel violations of the Selective

Service laws. The indictment alleged a conspiracy calling for

a nationwide program of resistance of the operations of the

Selective Service System, including the counseling, aiding and

abetting of registrants to surrender Classification and

Registration Certificates and interruption of the induction

process at induction centers throughout the country. These

individuals are currently on trial at Boston. ZINN and CHOMSKI

have indicated that they stood beside the above five who have

been indicted for support of draft resistance.

They further

indicated that if they (the five) are sentenced, "we, too, must

be sentenced.

If they are imprisoned, we will take their places

and will continue to use what means we can to bring this war to

an end."

Boston will with Bureau approval attempt to develop

& Counterintelligence Program directed against ZINN and CHOMSKY

orate

which will incorporate their support of the above five defendants

and their active participation in anti-draft and anti-Vietnam

actIvitles. It Is felt that an individual such as GORDON HALL)

would be a

perfect

vehicle for just such a program.

of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), listed NICK EGELSON as

the then President of SDS.

BS 1023=040n 1/19/68 advised that NICK EGELSON attender

a meeting

or the Steering Committee of the Boston Draft Resistanc

Group on 1/18/68.

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Boston willattempt to develop a Counterintelligence

Program concerning EGELSON which will be submitted to the Bureau

for approval.

As other individuals are identified as Key Activists,

special consideration will be given to the development of

appropriate counterintelligence action against them and specific

recommendations in this regard will be submitted to the Bureau.

As noted in referenced Bulet, Boston will, commencing

1/1/68 and every three months thereafter, submit to the Bureau

a status letter which will include more specific comments

concerning the above and will set out what further potential

counterintelligence action,

as well as pending counterintelligence

action, Boston contemplates in regard to this program.

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70

FROM A

SUBJECT:

•* OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-107-02

MAY 1832 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO, 27

• UNITED STATES GOT

NMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, CHARLOTTE (100-10483) (P)

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

IS - DISRUPTION OF NEW LEFT

DATE:

9/29/70

55290

Re Charlotte letter to Director, 7/20/70.

1.

POTENTIAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

The recording of the banquet given by Praxis: Socialist

Action Union, new left organization, Durham, N. C., as mentioned

in relet, has been determined to be of such poor quality that it

does not appear that any effective use can be made of it in

instant program.

The Charlotte Office is currently conducting investi-

gation on several new leftists who are students at University

of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and Duke University, Durham,

to determine if they have a loan, scholarship or grant which

•is being paid from U. S. Government funds. If so, än LHM will

be submitted for dissemination with end in view of having the

financial aid terminated.

2. PENDING COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

In August, 1970, JAMES EDWARD KEENAN, new leftist,

took the North Carolina Bar Examination. The results of the

examination have not yet been disclosed. Recently and prior

to taking the examination, KEENAN instituted suit in U.S.

District Court contesting the North Carolina residency require-

ments fox bar admittance. KENNAN is the subject of case entitled

"JAMES EDWARD KEENAN, SM - SSOC," Charlotte File 100-10335. •

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A letter has been directed to the Bureau requesting

-authorization to furnish information regarding KEENAN's back-

ground to an established source at the North Carolina State

Bar;-Raleigh, N. C., with end in view of preventing his admittance

to the North Carolina Bar.

3: TANGIBLE RESULTS

Information regarding EDUARD MARCUS LAVALLE, SI subject

in Charlotte Office, has been disseminated to INS, Norfolk, Va.,

inasmuch as LAVALLE is a citizen of Canada. This included

"information that LAVALLE was traveling abroad this summer.

As a result, INs placed stops at all ports of entry with end

in view of preventing his re-entry into the United States.

On 9/14/70 INS advised LAVALLE was being detained by INS at

New York, N. Yo.

lor.

LAVALIE has been a dangerous activist during the past

several years while pursuing a graduate program leading to a

Ph.D. at Duke University, Durham, N. C.

He is the subject of.

case entitled "EDUARD MARCUS LAVALLE, Aka., SM - ANARCHIST,"

Bufile 100-452824, Charlotte File 100-10618.

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SUBJECT:

•A OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-107 -02

MAY 1862 EDITION

GSA GEY. REG. NO. 37

UNITED STATES GOT

NMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, CHARLOTTE (100-10483) (P)

COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

IS - DISRUPTION OF NEW LEFT

DATE:

9/29/70

Re. Charlotte letter to Director, 7/20/70.

1. POTENTIAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION •

The recording of the banguet given by Praxis: Socialist

Action Union, new left organization, Durham, N. C., as mentioned

in relet, has been determined to be of such poor quality that it

does not appear that any effective use can be made of it in

instant program.

The Charlotte Office is currently conducting investi-.

gation on several new leftists who are students at University

of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and Duke University, Durham,

to determine if they have a loan, scholarship or grant which

,is being paid from U. S. Government funds. If so, an LEM will

be submitted for dissemination with end in view of having the

financial aid terminated.

2. PENDING COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

In August, 1970, JAMES EDWARD KEENAN, new leftist,

took the North Carolina Bar Examination. The results of the

examination have not yet been disclosed. Recently and prior

to taking the examination, KEENAN instituted' suit in U.S.

District Court contesting the North Carolina residency require-

ments for bar admittance. KEINAN is the subject of case entitled

"JAMES EDWARD KEENAN, SM - SSOC, " Charlotte File 100-10335.

HM 552.

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100-10483

A letter has been directed to the Bureau requesting

authorization to furnish information regarding KEENAN's back

ground to an established source at the North Carolina State

Bar; Raleigh, N. C., with end in view of preventing his admittance

to the North Carolina Bar.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

Information regarding EDUARD MARCUS LAVALLE, SI subject

• in Charlotte Office, has been disseminated to INS, Norfolk, Va.,

inasmuch as LAVALLE is a citizen of Canada.

This included

" information that LAVALLE was traveling abroad this summer..

As a result, INS placed stops at all ports of entry with ena

in view of preventing his re-entry into the United States.

on 9/14/70 INS advised LAVALLE was being detained by INS at

New York, N. Y.

IAVALLE has been a dangerous activist during the past

several years while pursuing a graduate program leading to a

Ph.D. at Duke University, Durham, N. C. He is the subject of.

case entitled "EDUARD MARCUS LAVALLE, Aka., SM - ANARCHIST,"

Bufile 100-452824, Charlotte File 100-10518.

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ESA TAMA (11 CFF) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

IRNMENT

Memorandum

70

:DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE:4/6/71

¡SAC, CHARLOTTE (100-10÷83) (P*)

SUBJECT:COUNTER-INISLLIGENCE

PROGRAM

IS - DISRUFTION OF NEW LEFT

Re Charlotte letter to Director, dated 1/6/71.

1. POTENTIAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

Charlotte will continue check New Left subjects for

school financial aid and employment with end in view of

such source of funds being terminated.

2. PENDING COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

New York Office has been requested to submit

recommendation regarding interview with father of ZOYA LUCIA

ORysHEkand subject New leftisi at Duke University, Durham,

I. 'believed her father, who has been cooperative with

of CE File 100-11059; Bufile 100-462631.

Bureau in the past, when made aware of her New Left activities,

will bring pressure

to bear on his daughter which may make

her. less effective in the New Left movement

3. TANGIBLE RESULTS

INS is conducting an inquiry to determine ii LAVALLE should

be excluded if he attempts to re-enter the United States.

on 3/15/71, a source advisea that LaVAlLe, who is now in

India, does not plan to return to the United States as he

does not believe INS will permit him to return.

A11 Of

this is the direct result of his

New Left activities being

brought to the attention of INS.

REC 18 100.4496988-16

15 APR 9 1971

@ - Bureau (RM)

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IARZ EDITION

G5A FPMA (81 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

10

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DẤTE:4/6/71

SAC, CHARLOTTE. (100-10483)

(P*)

SUBJECT: COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE

PROGRAM

IS - DISRUPLION OF NEW LEFT

Re Charlotte letter to Director, dated 1/6/71.

1. POTENTIAL COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

Charlotte will continue check New Left subjects for

school financial aid and employment with end in view oi

such source of funds being terminated.

2.

PENDING COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE ACTION

New York Office has been requested to submit

recommendation regarding interview with father of ZOYA LUCIA

New Leftist at Duke University, Ducham,

believed her father, who has been cooperative with

Bureau in the past, when made aware of her New left activities,

will bring pressure to bear on his daughter which may make

her less effective in the New Left movement.

3.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

As a result of information disseminated to INS,

EDUARD MARCUS LAVALLE, SI subject in Charlotte Office, Leit

the United States on

11/9/70, under orders Irom INe to

leave by 11/14/70. on 2/3/71, an INS representative advised

INS is conducting an inquiry to determine if LAVALLE should

be excluded if he attempts to re-enter the United States. .

On 3/15/71, a source advised that LAVAIlE, who is now in

India, does not plan to return to the United States as he

does not believe INS will permit him to return.

All of

this is the direct result of his New Left activities being

brought on the attention of INs.

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SAC, Cincinnati (100-17601)

REG- 119

147

Director, FBI 1100-449698) -

100-445698-10-12

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

12/27/68

1 - Mr. R.H. Horner

Reurairtel 12/20/68.

Authority is granted to make the anonynous

telephone calls described in the above communication so long

as all steps are taken to insure that such calls are not

traceable to the Bureau.

Reairtel requess authority to anonymously place

contusing leaflets on the campus of Ohio State University

in

order to disrupt planning meetings of SD$ relating to the

Inaugural denonstrations. This could be effective; however,

before authorizing this, you should advise as to the mechod

you propose to use to have these leaflets posted on campus.

Authority is granted io make copies of the news-

paper articles which furnished

full coverage of and identi

fied those individuals arrested during the demonstrations

11/25/68 and

to furnish these anonymously to the students, o

parents.

In making these mailings, take all necessary

steps to protect the Bureau as the soucce.

MAILED 22

DEC 261968

COMM-FBI

PIN: jeS

MOTE:

By reairtel CI recuested authority to make anonymous

telephone calls to both transportation companies and to

organizations attempting to arrange transportation for demon-

strators coning to the inauguration In MashingtOn, D. Co,

11/20/69. CI suggests

that by causing contusion poth on

the part of the companies and within these organizations, the

participants could be discouraged and dissuaded from coning.

"i also suggested the placing of concusing leaflets on the

Taran

Wuh:

campus of Ohio State University showing different tines and

-places for meetings of the SDS to plan demonstration activity.

CI also suggested that the news corerage of the demonstration

-at Ohio University be anonymously furnished to the parents of

Ithose students who were arrested for their activity during

Pain

this denonstration.

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COINTELIRO • NEW LEFT

Beurairtel 12/20/68.

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Authority Is granted to make the anonymous

telephone calls descriked in the above communication so long

as all steps are taken to insure that such calls are not

traceable to the Bureau.

Realitel requess auchority to anonymously place

confusing leaflets on the campus of Ohio State University

in

order to discupt planning

meetings of SDS relating to the

inaugural demonstrations.

This could be errective; however,

before authorizing this, you should advise as to the method

you propose to use to have these learlets posted on campus.

Authority is granted to make copies of the news

paper articles which furnished

full coverage of and idenis.

iled those individuals arrested during the demonstrations

11/25/68 and to furnish

parents.

these anonymously to the students, o

In making these mailings, take all necessary

steps to protect the Bureau as the

source.

COMM-FBI

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By reairtel CI recuested authority to make anonymous

telephone calls to both transportation coupanies and to

organizations attempting to arrange transportation for demon

strators coning to the inauguration in Mashington, D. C.,

11/20/69. CI suggests that by causing confusion both on

the part of the companies and within these organizations, the

participants could be discouraged and dissuaded from coming.

CI also suggested the placing of contusing leaflets on the

campus oi Chis State University showing different times and

-places for meetings of the sis to pian demonstration activity.

CI also suggested that the news coverage of the demonstration

_at Ohio University be anonymously turnished to the parents of

-those students who were arrested for their activity during

this demonstration.

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Via

(Priority)

VINCARO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-17601) (P)

CONTELPRO - NEW LEFT

Bureau authority is requested for the Cincinnati

Office to undertake counterintelligence action against

Students

for a Democratic Society (SDS) at Onio State

University (OSU), Columbus, Ohio and Ohio University (OU),

Athens, Ohio.

The SDS at OSU is planning to arrange for

transportation to Washington, D. C., for students at

OsU to participate in demonstrations preceding the

Presidential Inauguration on 1/20/69.

Cincinnati believes their efforts can be dis-

rupted by a series of anonymous telephone calls to the

transportation company which they choose to use for the

crip to lashington, D. C., as well as a series of anonymous

telephone calls to

the sDs leaders representing the

transportation company.

Ii

7111.0161

i!.n

Cincinnati desires to confuse both the trans

portation company and the SDS leaders as to the cost of

transportation, time and place for leaving Columbus, Ohio

and time and place for returning to the campus.

Cincinnati also desires to anonymously place

confusing leaflets about the OSU campus which would show

different times and places for meetings of the SDS to

plan

this activity as well as showing conflicting times

+ 448655-18-122

Bureau (RM)

Cincinnati

TPS/amn

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(1 - 100-17601)

(1 -

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(1 - 100-17857)

(1 - 100-17786)

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and dates for traveling to and from Washington, D. C.

" The SDS at OU engaged in a sit-in demonstration

at the

campus Security Office on 11/25/68, which resulted

in the arrest of twenty SDS demonstrators.

Local news-

papers

and

campus newspaper gave full coverage to this

•event identifying those arrested. • Local newspapers and campus

newspaper followed the story and reported the twenty arrested

persons were convicted. on trespassing in local court.

Each

was sentenced to a $50 fine and 10 days in jail with the

sentence being suspended and each placed on probation

for, a period of one year.

Cincinnati desires to disrupt SDS at OU by

making copies of the newspaper articles and

sending

them anonymously to the parents of those arrested.

Cincinnati also desires to anonymously send copies of

these newspaper articles to the local newspapers covering

the areas where the arrested persons have permanent

residence.

Bureau authority is requested for Cincinnati

to place in motion the above two counterintelligence

actions.

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Date:

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(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

(Priority)

WI П

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, CINCINNATI (100-17601) (P)

CONTELPRO - NEW LEFT

SUBJECT:

Bureau authority is requested for the Cincinnati

Office to undertake counterintelligence action against

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) at Ohio State

University (OSU), Columbus, Ohio and Ohio University (OU),

Athens, Ohio.

The SDS at OSU is planning to arrange for

transportation to Hashington, D. C., for students at

OSU to participate in

demonstrations

preceding the

Presidential Inauguration on 1/20/69.

Cincinnati believes their efforts can be dis-

rupted by a series of anonymous telephone calls to the

transportation company which they choose to use for the

..

trip to Washington, D. C., as well as a series of anonymous

telephone calls to

SDS leaders representing the

• transportation company.

Cincinnati desires to confuse both the trans-

portation company and the SDS leaders as to the cost of

transportation, time and place for leaving Columbus, Ohio

and time

and place for returning to the campus.

Cincinnati also desires to anonymously place

confusing

leaflets about the OSU campus which would show

different times and places for meetings of the SDS to

plan

this activity as well as showing conflicting times

Bureau (RM)

+08-449698-18-12

- Cincinnati

(1 - 100-17601)

(1

100-17107)

(1 -

100-17857)

(1- 100-17786)

(2 - 100-14444)

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22/55

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•::.

•is?

..CI 100-17601

72.

742.

and dates for traveling to and from Washington, D. C.

The SDS at OU engaged in a sit-in demonstration

at the

campus Security Office on 11/25/68, which resulted

in the arrest of twenty SDS demonstrators.

Local news-

papers and campus newspaper gave full coverage to this

•event identifying

those arrested. • Local newspapers and

campus

newspaper followed the story and reported the twenty arrested

persons were convicted on trespassing in local court.

3a5 satand

Each

was sentenced to a $50 fine and 10 days in jail with the

jail sentence being suspended and each placed on probation

for, a period of one year.

Cincinnati desires to disrupt SDS at OU by

making copies of the newspaper articles and sending

them anonymously to the parents of those arrested.

Cincinnati also desires to anonymcusly send copies of

these newspaper articles to the local newspapers covering

the areas where the arrested persons have permanent

residence.

Bureau authority is requested for Cincinnati

to place in motion the above two counterintelligence

actions.

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1968

MAILED 27

tici

SING•SHI

fiel

8/6/68

airted

- Mr. R.H. Horner

To:

SAC, Cleveland (100-28895)

From:

Daroctor, FiS: 6100-449698) - 320

320 Brep

COINTELPRO - NEY LETEX-100

Reurairtel 8/1/68.

Authority is granted to contact Internal Revenue

Service (ins inspector

San Gardner Concerning Sidney Peck's

1906 and 1967 income

Prior to this contact, you should thoroughly review

your files for available public source material that can

If you can document the Hall's Counseling Service from

public source material as an sps affiliate, also point this

deduction out to the luspector

To be most effective and most disruptive of Peck's

plans with regard to the Democratic National Convention, you

should attempt to havellarduer notify Peck of an impending

Ils audit prior to his leaving for Chicago and the Convention.

Dear in mind

that Peck may leave the Cleveland area in

advance of S/26/68, the date: the Democratic National

Convention

is to convene.

During your contacts with Inspector Garden,

assure

that no action is taken that could jeopardize your sources

or the Bureau's contiming investigation of Peck.

Promptly advise the Bureau of the results of your

contact with Unspeatartastrar)

1- 100-372163

3

SEE NOTE PAGE THO

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Airtel to SAC, Cleveland

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

100-149698

NOTE:

Sidney Morris Peck is an SI subject of the Cleveland

Office and a Key Activist.

Ile is a professor at Case Western

Reserve University and is an official of the Cleveland Area

Peace Action Council and the National Mobilization Committee

to End the far in Vietnam (NiCSTV), both of which oppose U.s.

policy in Vietnan.

Peck, in addition, is a leader of propose

disruptive activities at

the Democratic National Convention.

We have obtained

and furnished the Cbeland Office with

copies of Peck's 1966-1967 income tax returns which show that

out of a gross income oi $16,039 he claims total deductions

of $6,565.

Included in his chartable contributions are the

Peace Fund, Hall Counseling Service (operated by an SDS

member), and

soS.

By reairtel, CY recommended oranging

Office in the

reliable.

J.$

past and has been found to be discreet and

through contact with Gardnerate can institute

an IRS audit,

we may be able to elininate Peck as Key

Activist or disruptionist at the Convention. We may, at

least, reduce his activity through the above efforts.

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Date: 8/158

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Via -

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

RE:

ti-

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, CLEVELAND. (100-28895)

COINIELPRO - NEW LEFT

IS

By routing slip, 7/11/68 the Bureau forwarded to

Cleveland copies of the income tax returns of SIDNEY MORRIS

(Security Index - Key Activist) for the years of 1966

and 1967.

An examination of these returns reflects that PECK

• claimed

deductions which, at the very least, provide e basis

for questioning by IRS.

For example, in the year 1967 he

claimed total deductions of $6,565 from a total adjusted income

of $16,689, or over one-third of his adjusted gross income.

Included In these caductions were automobile expenses, other

travel expenses, maintenance of office space in his home even

though he has office space at Case Western Reserve University

and the Cleveland Area Peace/Action Council, and charitable

Included in the latter item

were contributions

to the SPOCK Peace •Fund, HAL's Counseling Service (an anti-

drait operation conducted by TIM HALI, local SDS member),

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee and SDS.

Bureau authority is requested to call PECK's returns

• Ior 1966 and 1967 to the attention of local IRS officials with

the view of suggesting that that Servica may wish to afford

his returns further auditing and examination.

In so doing,

• Cleveland further suggests that local IRs be advised of public

source material concerning PECK's activities in the National

: Mobilization Committee, of which he is a national co-chaimman,

and the anti-draft movement with which he has been publicly

identified on numerous occasions.

Il the Bureau concurs

Bureau (RM)

2 - Cleveland

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REG: 69

320

100-749645-11-9

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with this recommendation It is contemplated that information

concerning PECK would be called to the attention of (Inspector

SAM GARDNER, of the IRS office in Cleveland. (Inspector

GARDNER has worked closely with the Cleveland Office in

relation to other matters and he has been extremely cooperative,

discreet and reliable during the course of these relationships.

In the event IRS deems It feasible to proceed

with further examination of PECK's returns, the following

benefits could be expected to accrue therefrom:

I. Due to the burden upon the taxpayer of proving

deductions claimed, PECK could be required to produce

documentary evidence supporting his claims. This could'

prove to be both diflicult and embarrassing particularly

with respect to validating the claim for nome maintenance

deductions when, in fact, he doubtless has only the usual

type of study found in many homes rather than actual office

space.

Validations of contributions to SNCC, SDs and the

Hall Counseling Service may also be productive of embarrassing

consequences.

2. II PECK is unable to substantiate his claims

1n the face of detailed serutiny by IRs, 1t could, of course,

• résult in financial loss to him.

3. Most importantly, if IRS contact with PECK

can be arranged within the next

two weeks their demands upon

PECK may be a source of distraction during the critical period

when PECK 1s engaged in meetings and plans for disruption of the

Democratic National Convention. Any drain upon the time and

concentration which PECK, a leading figure in Demon planning,

can bring to bear upon this activity can only accrue to the

benefit of the Government and general public.

The Bureau is requested to consider this suggestion

afford Cleveland the benefit of its comments at the

earliest possible time. No action will be taken by this

office pending receipt of the Bureau's response

to this

i.o.

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DITTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1N02 EDITION

OSA FT'•IR (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

DATE: 7-31-70

FROM

SAC, CLEVELAND (100-28895) (P*)

SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

INTERNAL SECURITY

Re Cleveland letter to the Bureau, 3-31-70.

Set forth below is a resume of activity under captioned

program in the Cleveland Division during the period of April I,

1970 through July 15, 1970.

1) POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

ITAINILE

IX LETTER

G 1975-/ND FILED

CANTE

With reference to the possibility of the American

Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT & T) initiating some type

"of college based program to counteract the anti-industrial

emphasis prevalent on many campuses today, it is noted that

Mr. EDWARD KEENAN, Vice-President of the Ohio Bell Telephone

Company (an AT & I subsidiary), Cleveland, Ohio, stated on

30, 1970; that he had discussed this matter with some

of the principal AT & T Officials in New York City and haa

received a favorable response relative to the possibilities

the corporation leading the initiation of

a program to promote

better understanding of the private enterprise system.

that time,

and particularly since receipt of Bureau letter of

May 1, 1970, several attempüs have been

made to further discuss

this matter

with Mr. KEENAN, the last such effort being on

July 24, 1970.

time Mr. KEENAN, whose duties apparently

require considerable travel, was out of the city and therefore,

unavailable.

Cleveland will continue to follow this matter

and, at the first opportunity to confidentially discuss it with

Mr. KEENAN, will seek clarification of the status of his suggestion

the AT & T management as well as the nature of any program

contemplated by them and the individuals who will be involved

in such a program.

Bureau?

(RM)

- Cleveland

CAH: mab

(4)

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+00-449-698-11-31

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At the present time, the Cleveland office is considering

ways and means of establishing a fictitious cover organization

to establish contacts with various radical groups in the United

States and ultimately for the extension of such contacts to

foreign organizations. Currently it is not believed that

Cleveland has the type of informant or confidential source

who would be compatible with such an operation.

Recent increments

in manpower

available for security investigations have, however,

for the first time in a substantial period of time created the

possibility for further efforts in the area of informant

development. It is hoped that these additional efforts will be

productive of the type of informant or source who could be

utilized in a cover organization operation as Cleveland regards

chis as a highly valuable source, not only of intelligence

data, but of counterintelligence

activities as well.

pertinent recommendations or suggestions relative to this matter

will be submitted to the Bureau by separate communication.

2) PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION

By airtel, dated July 24, 1970, under instant caption

Cleveland submitted a recommendation that public source material

concerning the relationship between the student Mobilization

Committee and the SW YSA be furnished on a confidential basis

to the Educational Research Council of America for inclusion

in material which the Council supplies to its clients including

most of the major school systems in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

3) TANGIBLE RESULTS

In prior correspondence under the above caption, the

Bureau has been advised concerning information furnished

to the

Cleveland District of the Internal Revenue Service concerning

income tax returns submitted by SIDNEY MORRIS PECK (Key Activist).

With the passage of time, and when repeated requests to

Internal Revenue Service Inspector SAM GARDNER for the results

of their investigation elicite no mositive

Cleveland assumed the Internal Revenue Service investigation

had been

terminated without punitive results.

on July 13, 1970,

however, (Inspector GARDNER orally advised that the Internal

Revenue

Service investigation had been completed with the

result that all of the

"contributions" to SDS and other

questionable groups, which PECK had claimed as deductible items

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had been thrown out and PECK had been required to pay an

additional tax approximating $500, the exact amount being

unknown to GARDNER.

By letter, dated May 27, 1970, Cleveland pointed out

the results of a counterintelligence measure which resulted

in providing an opportunity for representatives of the

"straight"

college students to present their viewpoint via the public

news media.

Through the cooperation of Mr. FRANK LECJAKS,

Editorial Director of Cleveland IV station WJW (CBS affiliate),

two students at Case-Western Reserve University were given the

opportunity of appearing on a one-half hour TV program which

was aired in Cleveland on June 21, 1970.

On May 21, 1970, (ME TO DARCY NeWS DireCtOIDE)

radio station WELW, Willoughby, ohio, (confidential source-

protect) was provided a copy of the curriculum for an "alternative

educational program"

to be conducted at Cleveland State

University, Cleveland, Ohio during the summer of 1970.

This

program included several courses of dubious academic value

which, judging by the descriptive comments accompanying

the

course listings, appeared highly susceptible to the introduction

enforcement point of view.

"alternative program" curriculum

Onio General. Assembly, who has evinced serious interest in

• the current wave of student agitation and disruption. Mr.

VOINOVICH subsequently discussed the matter with Dr. JOHN MILLET,

Chairman of the Ohio Board of Regents, and Dr. HAROLD ENARSON,

President of Cleveland State University. During this same

period of time, the Ohio Legislature had under consideration

a bill containing measures designed, to provide state and local

authorities a legal basis for control measures relative to

campus militants who disrupt legitimate educational functions

document made available to Mr. VOINOVICH contributed significantly

toward formulating opinion among Ohio State Legislatures which

ultimately resulted in the passage of an act substantially

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strengthening the position of university administrators and

local law enforcement officials with respect to campus

disruption and violence.

Since the act was passed after the

wave of disruption in early May, 1970, and in view of the

fact that it contained a 90 day

waiting period to become

effective, its efficacy as a means of controlling campus

militancy will not be determined until after the beginning

of the 1970-1971 school year. If properly utilized, however,

the legislation should be very beneficial.

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C.D. Brennan

Thompson

6/6/68

1 - Hit. Rebein

alrtel

To:

SAC, DetroIti

From:

Director, FBI (100-449698)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAI, EFCURITY

DISRUPTION DI TAL NEW LEFT

In connection with the National Convention of

the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) to be held at

Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, the

week of 6/9/68, you are reminded

to be alert to take

advantage of all possible disruptive activities. An

imaginative, enthusiastic approach is imperative.

Any infor

mation coming to your attention indicating a violation of

local laws should be innediately brought to the attention of

local authorities provided the Bureau source is protected.

Any disruptive tactics other than the above must have prior

Bureau authority before implementation.

Ilo

RR: Jes |I

(6)

NOTE:

MAILED 4

JUN 6 - 1968

Above will give DE authority to innediately

misseminate data on local violations coming to our attention

COMM-FBI

it the Dos National Conveniion and will remind bE oi 1ts

atet

esponsibility under captioned Counterintiligence Program.

+66-449645-1521

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15 1968

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SR

SAC, Los Angeles (100-71737)

DIseCtor,

(100-415698)24-31

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

NEW LATT

R.

A.

Marion

E.

Horner

Rourlot and enclosure 6-17-69.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonybously mail

the leaflet submitted as an

enclosure to relet. These leaflets

may be sent to seiected leaders and menbers of the Black Panther

Party and appropriate New Leit organizations.

In making this mailing you are to take all steps

necessary to protect the identity of the Bureau as the source of

the: leaflet.

RHH: pSW

(5)

NOTE:

The Los Angeles Office has prepared and submitted a

leaflet captioned "Don Freed is a Pig."

This leaflet is desigued

to throw suspicion on Donald Freed, a key activist of Los Angeles

Office, by Interring that he 19 an

informant of

a police agency.

Freed has been active in developing a close vorking relationshig

• between the Black Panther Party and New Jeit organizations in

Los Angeles area. Los Angelos suggest that if suspicion can ve

-thrown on Freed, he vill lose his effectiveness

both with the

Black Panthers and with the new Left.

MH -

MAILED 22

JUL 1 - 1969

COMM-FBI

149

AJUL 161969

Docilde 3398968 2eLR49E uFE

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POLYMAN A SEN TOSS NOTICEL

SAC, IOs Angeles (100-71737)

Director, Bi

(100-416698)24-31

COUNTPRINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

NEW LEFT

1

A.

Marion

H.

Horner

Reurlet and enclosure 6-1.769.

Authority is granted to prepare and anonymously mall

the loallet submitted as an enclosuzo io relet.

These leaflets

may be sent to selected leaders and nembers of

the Black Panther

Party and appropriate New left organizations.

In makins this nailing you are to take all steps

necessary to protect the idenisty of the Bureau as the source of

the leaflet.

(5)

NOTE:

The Los Angeles Office hes prepared and subnitted a

leaflet captioned "Don Freed is a Pig."

This leaflet is designed

to throw suspicion on Donald Freed, a key activist of Los Angeles

Office, by inferring that he is an informant of a police ageney.

Freed has been active in developing & close norking relationship

between the Black Panther Farty and New Laft organizations in

LOS Angoles arez.

Los Angeles suggests that if suspicion can be

thrown on Freed, he will lose his elfectiveress both with the

Black Panthers and

with the New ieit.

1.

MAILED 22

JUL 1 - 1969

COMM-FBI

To boo 1a 980602 Page 170

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TO

SUBJECT:

-OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

9010-109

MAY 1202 EDITION.

OSA GEN. REG. NO. 21

UNITED STATES G ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

SAC, LOS ANGEIES (100-71737) (P)

CCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFI

DATE: 6/17/69

psei

)

ReBulot to Albany datod 7/5/68.

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are two copies

of a throwaway captioned "Don Freed IS A Pig,

which tends to

load the reader of same to beliova that DONALD FREED, a dey

Activist ol the Los Angeles Office (Burila 100-147268, Los

Angeles file 100-57274) is an informant for a polico agency.

for the information of the Bureau, Informants in the

Los Angeles area have advised that many of

the persons active

in the New Left. programs are suspicious of FREED and feel that

though he talks a lot he nover takos an active part in demon

strations and has never been arrested.

As recently as March, 1969, FREED was instrunental

in helping to organize the FRIENDS OF THE BLACK PANTHERS. In

addition, ho has been active in numerous activities of New

Loit organizations in the los Angeles area.

The plan of the Los Angeles Offico is to send

copies of this throwaway to the leadership and selected members

of the Black Panther Party, to the leadership in the New

Loft organization such as the Peace Action Council, Dow Action

EICLCSOME

3

- Bureau (Enels. 2) (RM)/ sid siri

• Los Angelos

(1. - 100-67274) (DON FREED)

(1 - 157-1618) (BPP)

jco/pjC

(5)

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Comnittee and others.

These will for the most part be mailed

to their respective headquarters and not to their residences

as this could arouse suspicions as to the authenticity of the

letter.

In addition, this throwaway will be mimeographed

and errors made similar to the ones in the sample being

forwarded to the Bureau.

Bureau authority is requested to mail this throwaway,

and che Los Angeles Office awaits this authority before

instituting this counterintelligence program.

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SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

2010-100

PAY 1252 EDITION,

GSAGEN. MEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GE ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)

-SAC, LOS ANGEIES (100-71737) (P)

• COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY

DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

DATE: 6/17/69

psri

Jai

19

)

ReBulet to Albany dated 7/5/68.

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are two copies

of & throwaway captioned "Don Freed IS A Pig," which tands to

Load the reader of same to believa thai DonAl tries, a noy

ActIvist O1 the Los Angeles Office (Buillo 100-W7268, LOs

Angolos file 100-67274) is an informant for a police agency.

For the Information of the Bureau, informants in

• the

Los Angeles area have advised that many of the persons activa

in the New Left programs are suspicious of FREED and feel that

though he talks a lot he never takes an active part in demon.

strations and has never been arrested.

As recently as March, 1969, FREED was instrumental

In helping to organize the FRIENDS OF THE BLACK PANTHERS.

In

addition, he has been active in numerous activities of New

Loft organizations in the Los Angeles area.

The plan of the Los Angeles Office is to send

copies of this throwaway to the leadership and selected merbers

of the Black Panther Party, to the leadership in tho Now

Loft organization such as the Peace Action Council, Dow Action

MA

SICLOSONG

• Los Angeles

(1 - 100-67274) (DON FREED)

• (1 - 157-1618) (BPP)

150/PJC

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Committee and others.

These will for the most part be mailed

to their respective headquarters and hot to their residences

as this could arouse suspicions as to the authenticity of the

lotter. In addition, this throwaway will be mimeographed

and errors mado similar to the ones in the sample being

forwarded to the Bureau.

Bureau authority is requested to mail this throwaway,

and the Los Angoles Office awaits this authority before

instituting this counterintelligence program.

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LIM AND ORDER

DoN FREED IS

PIG

We don't know what breed of a pig

he 1s, but Freed 19 a LAPD PIG, an FBI

PIG, & CIA PIG or maybe even a Sheriff PIG

------but he is a pig, an informer who

loals with his fellow. pigs. and betrays

- U8

111.

The pig as far back as 1967 appearing

at meetings of the Peace Action Council

irged acts, these acts against the

resident when he visited Los Angeles In

June 1967. He said he'd lead a group to

commit acts of civil disobedience at

contury Plaza..... the PIG wasn!t even

irrested

Freed urged mass draft card burning

at the Century Plaza.... the PIG never lit

a match.

Freed urged the burning of Johnson In

ff18y at Century Plaza....the PIG Was in

11ding.

This doesn't convince you........-especially our black brothers...••

lenember the anti-draft demonstrations in front of the drait headquarters

in Los Angeles..... everyone got arrested for blocking the entrance except

the PIG.....and the PIG had urged the sitin.

Last month Freed 'spoke at the Huey Newton rally in front of the

federal building. Remember his chanting, "We are All Panthers,

We Are

Panthers"

if necessary"

.....and urging everyone to protect the Panthers..

"with our. lives

Shortly after this rally the PIGS struck at the heart of the Panthers

as our black brothers were arrested.

AND WHO WAS IT TALKING TO PIG FRIED Just ten minutes after this

rally?????????????

WE

GOT NEWS FOR FREED*#

**PIGS WILL NEVER REPLACE PANTHERS.

All Power to the People

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W'AND ORDER

DoN FREED 15

PIG

We don't know what breed of a pig

ho

18, but Freed Is a LAPD PIG, an FBI

PIG, & CIA PIG. or maybe even a Sheriff

PIG

, AF

--but he 1s a pig, an Informer who

deals with his fellow pigs. and betrays

US

all.

The pig as far back as 1967 appearing

at meetings of the Peace Action Council

urged acts, these acts against the

president when he visited Los Angeles in

June 1967. He said held lead a group to

commit acts of civil disobedience at

Century Plaza..... the PIG wasn't even

arrested

Freed urged mass draft card burning

at the Century Plaza....the PIG never 11t

& match.

Freed urged the burming of Johnson

effigy at Century Plaza.... the PIG was In

h1ding.

This doesn't convince you........-especlally our black brothers.....

Renember the anti-draft demonstrations in front of the draft headquarters

1n Los Angeles...... everyone got arrested for blocking the entrance except

the PIG.....and the PIG had urged the sitin.

Last month Freed 'spoke at the Huey Newton rally in front of the

federal building. Remember his chanting;"We are All Panthers, We Are All

Panthers"

•....and urging everyone to protect the Panthers..

if necessary"

"with our. lives

Shortly after this rally the PIGS struck at the heart of the Panthers

our black brothers were arrested.

AND

. WHO WAS IT TALKING TO PIG FREED just ten minutes after this

rally?????????????

WE GOT NEWS. FOR FREED**

***PIGS WILL NEVER REPLACE PANTHERS•

Al1 Power to the People

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12/16/70

1 - Mr.! R. J. Stilling

airtel

CEX-106

(100-17858)

'From: Director

los did, to or 900-240659171

COINTELPRO - NEW LITT

Reurairtel 12/9/70 captioned as above.

The Cointelpro suggestion recommended in referenced

communication has been carefully evaluated at the Seat of

Government. It does not appear that interviews of NO 185025)

and Ed Clark, leader of

the New Orleans Movement for a

Democratic Society, would be of any great value as a Cointelpro

step at this time.

These interviews might serve to spotlight

EBI interest in the forthcoming national convention of the

Students for a Democratic Society/Worker Student Alliance

(SDS/WSA) and have an adverse effect on informant's partici-

pation in the convention.

It would appear that the proposed

interviews be reconsidered after the national convention o1

SDS/WSA since the factions in this organization may be resolved:

• In view of the above the Bureau does not concur with your

recommendation in referenced airtel at this time. You should

reconsider the matter following the national convention of

SDS/WSA and submit your recommendations at that time. Follow

this matter closely and continue to submit recommendations

under the

• Cointelpro.

RIS: par

/(4)

NOTE:

i.

G371"

Sonian

Harlegs.

lite nham, ('.D.

e alchan .

lasper

d'emeart.

foll

New Orleans recommended interview of NO 1850-S) and

•Ed Clark, a New Left leader in New Orleans, concerning bombing

matters.

The purpose of the interviews were to solidify status

Of(NO 1850-S) and to cause insecurity on the part of Clark

since FBI, interest would be shown in his activities. New Orleans

suggestion is not concurred with pending national convention of

the SDS/SA at which time this matter may be

basis of the events at this convention.

evaluated on the

5.

QDEC211070

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