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[29]SSC REQUEST
[30]December 18, 1975
[32]ITEM 1 a,
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[60]BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[61]FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY FOR SELF-DEFENSE
[62]CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBVERSIVE CRGANIZATION
[63]EXTREMIST MATTER - BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[65]The Black Panther Party (BPP), organized in December,
[66]1966, at Oakland, California, by Huey P. Newton and Bobby George
[67]Seale, has the publicly-stated purpose of organizing black
[68]people to take control of the life, politics and destiny of
[69]the black community. The Party, operating the Black Panther
[70]Intercommunal News Service, publishes a newspaper called
[71]"The Black Panther,'' which at one time openly advocated the
[72]use of guns and guerrilla tactics in a revolutionary program
[73]to end the oppression of the black people but since early
[74]1971 has spoken for a survival program pending revolution.
[75]BPP national headquarters, aka Black Panther Intercom-
[76]munal Headquarters, is located in Oakland, California,
[78]While openly advocating direct overthrow of the
[79]U. S. Government by force and violence until 1971, leaders
[80]have since avoided extreme statements in favor of calling
[81]for action within the established order. Newton, in an
[82]interview appearing in the May, 1973, issue of "Playboy"
[83]Magazine, stated the Panthers’ chief ambition is to change
[84]the American Government by any means necessary but that
[85]ultimately such change will be through armed violence.
[87]Despite its claimed dedication to community service,
[88]indicators of the BPP's contimed attraction to violence persist,
[89]Since July, 1974, Newton and other BPP members have been arrested
[90]in Oakland, California, for threatening police officers,
[91]murder of a 17-year-old female and the pistol whipping of
[92]Newton's tailor. Newton failed to appear on these charges and
[93]is now a local fugitive. Additionally, one died and three
[95]- were wounded as a result of a shooting at a BPP-sponsored
[97]dance in Oakland, California, in October, 1974,
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[105]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[109]The Secret Army Organization (SAO) was clandestinely
[110]formed during the Fall.of 1971 in Arizona. Membership to date
[111]has been small and it appears tc have the same basic terats as.
[112]the Minutemen. In fact, several of those involved in SAG
[113]were formerly active in tha Minutemen. The mail drop for
[114]this organization reportedly is in care of an individual in
[115]Ramona, California, who has been involved in Minutemen and
[116]white-hate activities in the past.
[118]This ultraconservative paramilitary organization
[119]was recently involved in extremist activities in San Diego,
[120]California. Members of this group reportedly made threatening
[121]telephone calls to a local college professor who is active
[122]in a group which plans to organize demonstrations at the
[123]forthcoming Republican National Convention, Following these
[124]telephone calls, a member of SAO fired shots from an auto-
[125]mobile into the professor's home, wounding a guest.
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[150]OPTIONAL FORM NO.10 ey
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[154]Nap STATES GOVQAMENT @ - ;
[156]Memorandum 8
[157]yo: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-6908) . DATE: «= -4/15/74
[161]FROM We -Eac, NEWARK (157-2011) (P)
[162]. Q
[164]SUBJECT: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[166]EM-WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT
[167]00: NEWARK
[169]see tecened Srey prrnrneri sents Merion heee gaan peter
[171]Re Newark teletype to Bureau 1/14/74; Bureau letter
[172]to Newark 2/13/74; Springfield teletype to Bureau 3/8/74;
[173]Springfield letter to Bureau 3/21/74.
[175]Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies’ of an LHM
[176]dated and captioned as above. Enclosed is one LHM for each 1:
[177]receiving office for information purposes |!
[179]NK T-1 is PH.8li-#. Laifeermeton te Le heed Wf eeu
[181]T-~2 is anacduaintahceofsubject. Co7
[183]NK T-3 is EERS373-8. fermented ;
[184]NK T-4 is an individual” in the Dover Townshdp-PD EDs fidareler .
[186]TB vegeege eave tee
[188]This investigation is based on information ach.
[189]indicates the subject is possibly engaged in activities which?
[190]could involve a violation of Title 18, USC, Section 241 (Conspiracy
[191]Against Rights of Citizens), Section 245 (Federally Pro
[192]Activities), Civil Rights Act of 1968, or related Civil Rights
[193]Statutes.
[195]2 meesegneme seeecigenes
[197]The subject claimed on 9/27/73 to be the acting
[198]Grand Dragon of the Ku Kiux Klan.
[200]It is recommended DRAGER be continued as a subject cd
[201]ADEX, inasmuch as he has since 9/12/73, been traveling the East
[202]Coast claiming to be a Grand Dragon of the KKK and overail
[203]coordinator for ae ed | MENLO organizations located on the
[207]Nec 622 08 a 7. "ENCLOS na -
[208]ureau (Enc. Ar oy ‘t
[209]~Cincinnati (Enc. YP) (Info) =x TTS Vata / Baas 7) / f |
[211]t~ l-Indianapolis (Enc. 1) (Info) SF E69AG- U
[212]l-Kansas City (Enc. 1) (Info) 10 li
[213]l-Miami (Enc. 1) (Info) REC- . om ue
[215]’ 1+Philadelphia (Enc. 1) (Info) teeta Fae EE BRETT i
[216]l-Springfield (Enc. 1) (Info) co apt: rm
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[238]East Coast. - The subject has twice been arrested for possession
[239]of weapons Since September, 1973, and has been in receipt of oy
[240]white-hate extremist literature. DRAGER has shown 4 propénsity = ,:
[241]for violence in the past and has alilegediy admitted participation ~~“
[242]in a bombing. DRAGER has shown a willingness and capability to
[243]engage in terrorism or other such acts which would resuit™ in the -
[244]interference with or a threat to the survival and effective
[246]operation of National, State or local governments.
[248]One copy of LHM being disseminated locally to:
[249]Secret Service, Newark.
[251]os often pammeasivitinnt dd oe
[253]Two copies of FD-376 attached, along with photograph
[254]of DRAGER,
[256]ARMED AND DANGEROUS,
[258]He woes ogee cert ee ae
[260]Newark in receipt of insufficient information to .
[261]characterize the American White Nationalist Party mentioned in
[262]attached LHM,
[264]Soy EO ng ey
[266]Sure TE ANE PE Te Sey
[268]A RE LUETETTI LS A ARE EO aE YOR ORY ne ca aR Ans ere RITE TAN
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[294]8 On September 6, 1974, detailed information developed
[295]during Federal Burecu of Investigation (FBI) investigation
[296]concerning the discovery of five (5) sticks of dynamite :
[297]finside the Mediation Room of the’ Unite@ Nations General Assembly
[298](UNGA) Building, New York, New York, on August 7, 1974,
[300]was presented to a Federal Grand Jury (FGJ), Southern
[302]District of New York (SDNY), New York, New York, which
[303]subsequently returned a sealed true pill indictment against
[304]MECHAEL HALSEY BROWN, 101 Cherry Road, Berea, Kentucky,
[305]charging BROWN with violation Title 18, United States
[307]Code, Sections 371 (Conspiracy), 112A (Attempt to Injure
[308]Foreign Diplomat or Official Guest of the United States) and
[310]970 (Protection of Foreign Diplomatic Establishments and Intérnas
[312]tional-Organizations), on same date. Following the above
[313]indictment, a bench warrant was issued for MICHAEL HALSEY
[314]BROWN by United States District Court Judge WILLIAM
[316]C, CONNOR, SDNY, New. ‘York, New York, with $100,000 surety bond -
[317]recommended,
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[328]_88¢ REQUEST © |
[329]__. Degember 18, 1975"
[331]_ INEM 2 b, :
[333]fides , SSC unit
[335]Saint t& , .
[336]tal 28 back u,ha 2 s (3
[339]The following symbols were utilized to delineate
[340]some of the agencies to which the FBI disseminated information.
[341]These symbols are located on the bottom half of the first
[342]page of each document disseminated.
[344]| ACSI - Army Intelligence
[345]ONT - Naval Intelligence
[346]OSI - Air Force Intelligence
[347]DEPY CISD, CRD, RAO, IDIV, CRIM, IDN) - U. S. Depart-
[348]ment of Justice
[349]SS; SEC SER - Secret Service
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[355]FBI
[358]Transmit the following in
[359]a
[361](Type in plaintext or code)
[363]Vig __ AIRTEL
[364]a (Priority)
[366]TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105~-165706-41) *
[368]; FROM: SAC, RICHMOND (105- 5504) ~P-
[370]Pie”, :
[371]pews i Paro PANTHER PARTY
[372]RM
[374]Re Richmond teletype to the Director and WFO
[375]dated 2/27/69 and WFO teletype to the Director and Richmond
[376]dated 2/28/69.
[378].. Enclosed for Bureau dissemination are nine copies
[379]of LHM re possible burglary of Hunter's Haven, aka Potomac
[380]Arms at O Prince Street, Alexandria, Va., which is a gun
[381]dealer firm. Dissemination being made via FD 342 to the
[382]following:
[384]116th MIG, Washington, D.¢c.
[386]NISO, Washington, D.C.
[388]OSI; Suitland Hall, Washington, D.C.
[390]U. S. Secret Service, Washington, D.C.
[392]Alcohol, Tobacco Tax Division, Washington, D.C.
[394]“
[395]Ss,
[396]eo a
[398],
[400]ia
[402]Enclosed for the information of San Francisco and
[403]WFO is one copy of LEM
[405]pe
[407]canter mene peer eh oh nL UPR tenancies rere ietay pent mm anemeepaed a
[409]Se ees EST” a, MD é
[411]ar Safe. ey LEF me ‘
[413]a ret ‘ i
[415]Wo oe BOVE RE 2
[417]{U6K83 — Bureau (Enel. 9) SRGHO™
[418]“L - San Francisco bene _ RM)
[419]1 - WFO (Encl. 1) (RM) (157-2159)
[420]4 — Richmond
[422]2 = 105-5504 r i
[423]1 - 157- ~3304 5 :
[424]1 - 66-2521A
[426]RMC:skl (7)
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[430]sunl Special Agent in Charge
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[438]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[439]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[441]In Reply, Please Refer to
[442]File No, Richmond, Virginia
[444]March 12, 1969
[448]F ; : ° F
[450]‘BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[451]INFORMATION CONCERNING
[453]Information was received from Inspector Francis
[454]Johnson, Alexandria, Virginia Police Department on February
[455]27, 1969 to the effect that an unknown source of information
[456]to the Alexandria, Virginia Police Department had recently
[458]been approached by persons, which that source deserr as coucd !
[459]Black Pancner ac_reduested the floor plans for Soe ae)
[461]n irginia, | tt
[462]Dusiness in 4 Sr aaa ammuni t4.on.
[464]The Alexandria, Virginia Police Department estab-
[465]lished appropriate surveillance at this company, and an un-
[466]known person was seen to cut through the cyclone fence ap-
[467]proximately 7:30 P.M. on March 1, 1969, and thereafter crawl
[468]under the building. An attempt was made by this individual
[469]to saw a hole through the floor of the building, but she
[470]would-be burglar was hampered in his sawing operation by guns
[471]and cases, which obstructed his sawing as well as the cold
[472]and water under the building. He was seen to depart through
[473]the hole in the Pence, which he then temporarily reyjaizre
[474]He was not successful in gaining access to the building nor
[475]in obtaining any weapons. No arrests were made, hoping tnat
[476]accomplices would also be involved.
[478]Inspector Johnson advised on March 3 and Maren 10,
[479]1969 that the nolice have a "monitoring device" at the puild-
[480]ing, which will alert them at the police headquarters to any
[481]unusual noises after working hours, inasmuch as they have
[482]withd2awm thelp surveillance team. He stated that the source
[483]of information is not a member of the Black Panthers, but
[484]that the source continues to describe the burglars as such.
[486]. : Pp .
[487]A characterization of the Black Panthezs Parvy is
[488]atteched hereto. # .
[490]. ae ; 4
[491][O58 - JO 0 Em
[492]‘ENCLOSURE
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[499]‘ ; BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[501]According to its official newspaper, the Black Panther
[502]Party (BPP) was started during December, 1966, in Oakland,
[503]California, to organize plack - people so they can take control
[504]of the life, politics, ana the destiny of the black community.
[505]It was organized by Bobby George Seale, BPP Chairman, and
[506]Huey P. Newton, BPP Minister of Defense. - Newton is presently
[507]serving a senténce of 2 t0 15 years on a conviction of man--
[508]'.« glaughter in connection wita the killing df an Oakland police
[509]officer.
[511]The official newspaper, "The Black Panther", which
[512]further describes tself as the "Black Community News Service,"
[513]states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and guerrilla
[514]tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression of the
[515]black people, Residents of the black community are urged to
[516]arm themselves against the police who are consistently re-
[517]ferred to in the publication as "pigs" who should be killed,
[519]“Me Black Panther" issue of September 7, 19638,
[520]contains an editorial by EPP Minister of Education, George
[521]Mason Murray, which ends with the following:
[523]"Black men. Black people, colored persons of
[524]America , revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
[525]worth keeping is a revolutionary culture. Change. Freedom
[526]everywhere, Dynamite: Black Power. Use the gun. Kill the
[527]pigs everywhere.’
[529]Included in the introduction to‘an article appear-
[530]ing in the October 5, 1968, edition of "The Black Panther"
[531]s the statement, "... we will not dissent from American
[532]Government. We will overthrow it.”
[534]Issues of "The Black Panther” regularly contain
[535]quotations from the writings of Chairman MAO Tse-tung of the
[536]People's Republic of China and feature MAO's statement that
[538]"nolitical power grows out of the barrel of a gun."
[540]The national headquarters of the BPP is located
[541]at 3106 Shattuck Avenue , Berkeley, alifornia. Branches have
[542]peen established at various locations throughout the United
[543]States, ”
[547]This docume>’ coninnt neifier recomirarcintans war cant uso"
[548]of the FLL It sthe pronariy or bag rv. and 3
[550]agency; it and its contents are noi to be dtr buted outsi¢ de your
[551]agency.
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[566]UNITELQ@PaTEs DEPARTMENT OF just.
[567]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[569]Rishmoni, Virginia
[571]In Reply, Please Refer to eke
[572]File No.
[573], Mazroh 12, 1969
[574]i af
[575]. _ * z .
[576]mse ° BLASK PANTHER PARTY
[577]INFORMATION CONCERNING
[578]Rertezrense FRishmond commmication dated
[579]and captioned as above.
[581]any listed below) whose identities
[582]oummicasion have furnished reliable
[584]3 ron
[585]are concealed in
[586]prga dad om San Fae ow, tee .
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[614]. ; Date: 11/12/€8
[616]ry
[618]Transmit the following in —
[620](Type in plaintext or code)
[624](Priority)
[626]TO: Director, FBI (105-165706.Sub 15)
[628]rrom: ¢ i SAC, Detroit (157-3075) (P)
[630]CO
[632]BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[634]DETROIT. DIVISION ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
[635]ra ; . HEREIN IS SSUETD ‘at
[636]00: Detroit pate Y VAG iS “
[638]TER)
[640]Re Detroit airtel to Bureau, dated 11/8/68,
[641]‘captioned "DEVELOPMENT OF RACIAL INFORMANTS IN THE BLACK
[642]SPANTEER PARTY (BPP), RM, 00: SAN FRANCISCO".
[644]Enclosed for the Bureau are 11 copies of an LEM
[645]matter, Two copies of the LHM are furnished Secret Service
[648]Sand G-2 and one copy of the LHM is furnished the USA, all
[649]yDetroit, Michigan.
[653]‘The Detroit Division has pending cases in regards
[657]Oo LUKE TRIPP, LEONARD BROWN, VICTOR STEWART, MARTAN..KRAMER , |
[658]OHN WILLIAMS and LONNIE PEEKS. Vigorous investigation is |
[660]ey rs 0 Oe epee A lt
[661]Cy ct
[663]hinkerl yo fb
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[671]ing conducted by, the Detroit Division to ascertain all
[673]ckground informaihion in regard to the above subject and
[675]any allegiance i with the Black Panther Party
[676]|
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[683]oy,
[684]ceed inert
[686]San Francisco. cee
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[690]byron the
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[696]~ San Francisco (157-1204) (Enc< 492) Gu)
[698]- Detroit ee F {0B 165 FOL ts, a
[699](1 - 157- (LUKE TRIPP)
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[713]Sag (Ll - 157- MARIAN KRAMER) .-. _ :
[714]Eas (1 - 157- (VICTOR STEWART) ©. 1,.7 TANOY 16 185
[715]BAT (1 = 157-2354 (JOHN WILLIAMS) vane a
[716]re (lL - I57ac (LONNIE PEEKS)‘{A |? (] 38 ERT
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[726]DE 157-3075 ,
[728]This matter is being pursued intensively by
[730]the Detroit Office and contact is maintained on a daily | Ee
[731]- basis with the Intelligence Unit of the Michigan State , .
[732]Police and the Special Investigations Bureau of the
[734]Detroit Police Department, both having direct interest in
[735]local black nationalist activities and conduct surveillances
[736]in regard to key black nationalist figures in the Detroit
[737]area. Racial informants, who are familiar with the black
[738]nationalist activity in the Detroit area, are contacted often
[739]in regard to an organized BPP in the Detroit area. Contact
[740]with the above sources has revealed that no organized BPP
[742]has been established in the Detroit area wherein the BPP is
[743]holding regular scheduled meetings.
[745]In the event any information is received to show
[746]that a BPP is organized and meeting at a regularly scheduled
[747]time, the Bureau and other appropriate offices will be
[748]properly advised.
[750]Sources utilized in the enclosed LHM are as follows:
[752]FO. f bt Lt, WILLIAM MC §OY, Special Investigations Bureau,
[753]Detroit Police Department; -
[755]le ee
[757]phy . - -
[758]Ce f ‘ Detective. GORDON HURLEY, Intelligence Unit,
[759]\ Michigan State Police; me eee
[761]* -
[763]/ DE 1284-R (Prob);
[764]“ DE 128€-R_(Prob).i,
[766]pO ( DE 1172-R;
[767]oat CARL SIMPSON __
[768]ae t Racial Informant- ~Probationary~Ghetto;
[770]ne
[772]7s DE 1295-R _(Prob= Ghetto) _
[774]NUS SER
[776]The television program mentioned in the enclosed
[777]me LHM was viewed in its entirety by SA JAMES M. PAIGE of the
[778]Detroit Division. .
[780]The enclosed LHM is classified confidential to
[781]protect sources of continuing value.
[783]F
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[792]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[794]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Ginlinialdptidiaialainiy
[796]in Reply, Please Refer to :, : :
[797]- File No. Detroit, Michigan
[799]~ November 12, 1968
[801]Re: Black Panther Party (BPP)
[802]Detroit Division
[804]i a F Tieiercasine ree te ay "he “ a INK avkt chip er
[805]as RSS ALS RE RRC
[807]ra sinoetees pesca
[809]A characterization of the BPP is contained
[810]in the appendix attached hereto.
[812]Pe
[814]Sources hereinafter referred” to have furnished
[815]reliable information in the past.
[817]On November 11, 1968, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
[818]WIVS Channel 56, a local educational television station in
[819]the Detroit area, carried a program entitled, "Facts About’
[820]the Black Panther Party”. The program was moderated by Lonnie
[821]Peeks, a local black militant associated with the Student
[822]Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).
[824]r
[826]ore ees
[830]Pee enact atte
[832]A characterization of the SNCC is contained
[833]in the appendix attached hereto.
[835]This was a panel type program with the following
[836]persons, all from the Detroit area, appearing:
[840]PRE IAS EMIS”
[842]N,
[843]Lonnie’ Peeks
[845]2
[847]° i Luke/fripp 7
[849]- oe aN Leonard .Brown =
[850]he Victor Stewart id
[852]“ Marian, Kramer . H
[854]s
[856]v \., Peeks advised that Marian Kramer was a replacement
[857], for John \Williams, who had another engagement.
[858]. “
[860]ro ENCHOSUES .
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[869]“Re: Black Panthér Party ~
[870]Detroit Division
[872]The panelists were introduced by the moderator
[873]‘ Lonnie Peeks with the following titles:
[875]Luke Tripp - Deputy Minister of Information
[877]Leonard Brown - Deputy Minister of Education
[879]Victor Stewart - Deputy Chairman
[881]Marian Kramer - No title
[883]plait
[885]Luke Tripp stated that the Black Panther Party is
[886]not a party that adheres to violence but is geared towards
[887]political education for the black people. ‘Tripp stated that
[888]the Black Panther Party is running Eldridge Cleaver, leader
[889]of the BPP in San Francisco, California, for the presidency
[890]of the United States.in Michigan. Cleaver is being sponsored
[891]by the New Politics Party. Tripp stated that the BPP is not
[892]interested in seeking or getting. votes, rather it is concerned
[893]with presenting its program for revolution to the American
[894]people. Tripp stated that social turmoil as manifested by
[895]George Wallace, youth rebellions and riots in the streets,
[896]can be blamed on power being in the hands of the establishment
[897]and not in the hands of the people where it belongs. Tripp
[898]stated that the black economic, political and social condition .
[899]as opposed to the condition of the whites is far below normal.
[900]The system has as its basis a cast system based on race. It
[901]is the relationship of the oppressor and the oppressed, superior
[902]to the inferior. Tripp stated that socially the black man
[904]- + is unable to control his destiny. School, police and welfare
[905]are all in the hands of the white people and the black people
[906]must grasp for what is left.
[908]yee ere
[910]Sea rey
[912]Tripp further stated the BPP has a ten point program
[913]that is geared towards elevating the black people out of the
[914]slums. He further stated that the BPP in the Detroit area is
[915]in the process of organizing a party and at this point has no
[916]definite meeting place or date. However, any persons interested
[917]in assisting the organization of the BPP in the Detroit area
[918]may do so by contacting Luke Tripp or Leonard Brown.
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[928]Re: Black Panther Party
[929]. Detroit Division .
[931]Leonard Brown mentioned the fact that the white
[933], policemen must realize that the black people are not
[935]afraid of them and will defend themselves in any critica:
[936]situation. Brown mentioned the fact that a good example of
[937]the white police officer is the incident that occurred in
[938]New York City where 200 white off-duty policemen attacked
[939]innocent members of the BPP. Brown further stated that the
[940]black political leaders in the country are nothing but
[941]"phonies" and "Uncle Toms". He further stated it is time
[942]for the white power structure to realize that it is impossible
[943]to dictate to the black people as they have been doing for
[944]years and that the black people only want a chance to govern
[945]their community as they see fit.
[947]apeprrency rere ben emery ar
[948]NEES Ma. RUPERT ANN
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[959]EaKenery
[961]Victor Stewart stated that the BPP in its useful
[962]state is not an "underground party” but an “above the ground
[963]party". Stewart stated that the only way the black people can
[964]excel or exist ii fiisworld controlled by the white man is to
[965]take what he wants. Stewart stated that this does not mean
[966]asking or getting on your knees begging the,white power
[967]structure, He further stated that the key to"the black man's
[968]destiny is through black political education classes in
[969]which he will be cognizant of the political structure in this
[970]country. Stewart further stated that the BPP's motto is
[971]fo "All power to the people; Black power to biack people".
[973]Tr Tp oe v4 Soe Renata NPT
[975]<i
[979]Aone a AIL HRN AvOR Le EO BROT
[983]Marian Kramer, Negro, female, stated that the black
[984]female must awaken and play a vital role in organizing the .
[985]BPP. She stated for years the black female has been neglected” '
[986]from the political system in our country.
[988]Sources in the Detroit area who are familiar with’
[989]the black nationalist movement, stated that they. have no
[990]information at this time that a BPP is organized in the
[991]Detroit area and conducts regular scheduled meetings. These ~
[992]sources further advised that during other black militant .
[993]organizational meetings the name Black Panther Party has come
[994]up; however, no significant meaning as to actually being
[996]~ ie established in the Detroit area is known.
[998]7
[1002]warmer mabe aca MA ta,
[1004]roe
[1008]RRP ane nal
[1010]This document contains neither recommendations nor
[1011]conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is
[1012]the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is
[1013]loaned to your agency; it and its contents”are not to be
[1014]distributed outside your agency.
[1016]TT
[1018]covownimnes
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[1025]~ Detroit Division -
[1027]: : . . : : -
[1029]ai APPENDIX
[1031]th
[1033]BLACK PANTHER PARTY, also
[1035]known as Black Panther Party
[1037]for Self Defense
[1039]A source advised that the Black Panther Party for
[1040]Self Defense (BPPSD) was formed by HUEY PERCY NEWION, Minister
[1041]of Defense, and BOBBY GEORGE SEALE, Chairman, in December,
[1042]1966, as a militant black nationalist political organization
[1043]to combat "police britality", to unite militant black youth,
[1044]and to determine the destiny of black communities. The
[1045]political philosophy was taken from writings of Chairman MAO
[1046], Tse-tung of Communist China and black militant writers.
[1048]i
[1051]be
[1053]t
[1054]Be.
[1059]In March, 1968, the name of the organization was
[1060]changed to Black Panther Party (BPP).
[1062]‘ - The.official BPP publication, "The Black Panther
[1063]Party - Black community News Service", states’ that the BPP
[1064]advocates use of guns and guerrilla tactics in their violent
[1065]revolutionary program to end oppression of black people.
[1069]mo
[1071]. . On Febriary 17, 1968, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, Minister of
[1072]Information, announced merger of the BPP and Student Non-violent
[1073]Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and bestowed title of Minister of
[1075]TTT TORR A APES PERRET SELENE OPIN EPO SMTA UOTTORETTSE TE LRT HOMARPO MIPSC MLE RT ERUPT mM] MP EL
[1076]’ eae pee tee poe
[1078]Ey
[1080]. Justice, BPP, upon H. RAP BRORN, Chairman of SNCC. 4
[1082]’ cog a
[1084]7 SNCC is a militant Negro” ‘organization :
[1086], which preaches: black supremacy. |
[1088]~ ‘ Headquarters of BPP and Huey P. Hewton Defense Fund BE
[1089]ae are located at 4421 Grove Street, Oakland, California. é
[1090]*" “A a +, Ee
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[1099]., Re: Black Panther Party | .
[1100]i Detroit Division APPENDIX
[1102]STUDENT NON-VIOLENT .CCOPDINATING COMMITTEE
[1104]The Student Non-Violest Coordinating Committee (SKCC),
[1105]headquartered at 360-362 Nelson Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia,
[1106]is a non-membership organization, hich was born out of the
[1108]sit~in movement that erupted across the fouth beginning in
[1109]1960,
[1111].
[1113]Today SNCC identifies itself as an organization in the’
[1114]revolutionary vanguard, It advocates that to be successful it
[1115]is necessary to develop a revolutionary ideology and revolutionary
[1117]Sesrehss
[1119]program. :
[1120]BN
[1122]According to SNCC, the year 1987 marked a historic a
[1124]milestone in the struggle for the liberation of black people =
[1125]in the United States and the year that revolutionaries throughout LB
[1126]the world began to understand more fully the impact of the “.
[1127]black movement. SNCC declared that "liberation will come only rE
[1128]when there is final destruction of this mad octupus--the capitalis- .
[1129]tic system of the United States with all its life-sucking 1
[1130]tentacles of exploitation and racism that choke the pesple of le
[1131]Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The realities of black life, ie
[1132]together with the recognition instilled in SNCC workers forced ie
[1133]its members to further popularize the legitimacy: of self- ie
[1134]defense and rebellious when oppression became too great." ie
[1135]From May, 1966, until May, 1967, STOKELY CARMICHAEL !
[1137]was National Cheirman of €NCC. As of July, 1968, CARMICHARL i?
[1138]resided in Wahington, D.C., where he was affiliated with .
[1142]SNCC and active as temnorary chairman of a black coalition group,
[1143]In May, 1967, CARNICHAEL was replaced by HUBERT GEROID BROWN,
[1144]conmonly known as H, RAP BROWN, who served until June, 1968,
[1146]tee
[1148]. in June, 1968, at the Stati and Central Committee
[1149]meeting of SNCC held in Atlanta, Georgia, it was decided te
[1150]restructure the organization by eaualization of responsibility
[1151]by creating ten devuty or vice chairmanships. The primary
[1153]purpose for this change a to take law enforcement pressure
[1155]“.* off any single individua
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[1168]aegdpPe BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),
[1169]Oooh also known as @: osenss
[1170]Coa lack Panther Party for If Defense
[1171]t ew f ~
[1172], Accordin, ‘to the official newspaper oe the BPP, the BPP
[1173]was started during December, 1966, in Oakland@, California, to.
[1174]organize black people | so they can teke control of the life,
[1175]politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
[1176]organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairtnan, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
[1177]. Minister of Defense, EPP.
[1179]The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
[1180]regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
[1181]guerrilla tactics in us revolutionary program cto end oppression
[1182]of the black people. sidents of the black community are
[1183]urged to arm Prcnselves. against the police who are consistently
[1184]referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.
[1186]The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
[1187]article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY,
[1189]This article ended with the following:
[1191]"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
[1192]revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
[1193]worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[1194]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use .
[1195]the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."
[1197]The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
[1198]article introduced with the following statement: "We will
[1199]not. dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."
[1201]‘ DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
[1202]San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
[1203]kill Richard Nixon."
[1205]. DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of
[1206]“December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the
[1208]very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
[1209]‘and violence."
[1211]In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had
[1212]an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows
[1214]"The only way to make this racist US government administer
[1215]justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking
[1217]‘up arms against this cqovernment, killing the officials,
[1218]until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that
[1220]are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
[1221]passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
[1222]enemy of all mankind, the racist US government
[1224]The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
[1226]_ Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
[1227]Combat Fascism, under control of the BPE, have been established
[1228]cin ‘various locations in the USA, -
[1230]cf
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[1236]OPTIONAL PORK. “10. 10” :
[1237]€ aaa naarenn cr ot) OIA . ‘>
[1238]_» « UNITED STATES GOVEMAIME TT
[1239]Memorandum
[1241]TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 10/22/71
[1242]; ry n
[1243]FROM, : SAC, PHOENIX (157-NEW) (P) cme are,
[1244]PA tat ey
[1245]ie Wf ; : we fl ir
[1246]Jsony : “Scamp akmy ORGANIZATION aC
[1248]. 4 RE} EMIST MATTERS . * VE ft a e
[1249]he EGE
[1250]pean BEGET
[1251]1 ey
[1252](Ac?
[1254]There are enclosed to the Bureau and to ihterested
[1255]a } offices a letterhead memorandum pertaining to captioned
[1256]SN organization. Five copies of the LHM are designated for the a
[1257]aa Bureau and three copies are designated for pertinent fieldh a
[1258]af . offices. . w Ve
[1259]5 The confidential informant why furnisKed-the. ad ke a at
[1260]I~ information contained in the LHM is DA 7/8358, who furnisWed = **u Xf |
[1261]4 the information on 10/18/71 to the Phoenix office. — el? 8
[1262], fone peut Remar Tv:
[1263]e the meeting in rauestion, 4 See RR Toe
[1265]co ial informant would be af ‘easy task. It is,
[1266]fore, recommendéd that the LHM not be diSseminated outside |
[1268]the Bureau, No dissemination.is being made at Phoenix.
[1269]is felt that this, could be done at a later date when the i]
[1271]one 15-5 EME,
[1273]oxgaitization ‘has been developed in mor€“e0heSete f£0rn.
[1275]ewe nrc cr in Tar ne nce Ae NA sie she nenbmncee:
[1277]7. Phoenix’ informant advised that the individuals /
[1278]" spearheading the organization of the Secret Army Organization
[1279]“seemed to be SAM DAVES, aka JPRRY DAVIS, | together with (FNU)
[1280],« BARRY, both. of San Diego. Tiel mait drop for the organization
[1281]will be care of HOWARD“ CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona,
[1282]California 920657 Informant advised that (FNU) STAN seemed
[1283]to lack enthusiasm for the new organization, and seemed to be
[1284]more politically oriented along the lines of the American ¢
[1285]Nazi Party. _infoumantabimsed ft st00k cautious, stand toward
[1287]- the, deliberations .0fthe group? Honea ee entioned in the "—" \®
[1288]4s course of the meeting “as” being knowledgéable about the new fad
[1289]~ organization are: $B REM ON Las Vegas, Nevada; and (FNU)
[1291]aa) DOYLE, Las Vegas Nevada's * esoni {
[1293]a . 1h h rt
[1294]“ a 2 Bureau (ene. 5) fi RECS /® an eee _ as
[1295]i "2 —- San Diego (Enc. 3) (RM) pox « a ;
[1296]ue 2 —- Seattle (Enc. 3) (RM) {4p ° 16206
[1297]2 We
[1298]2
[1300]- Las Vegas (Enc. 3) GSY “HPT 18 OCT 26. A A
[1301]~ Phaotisry: SEC, "kre deep" oun |
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[1313]PX, 157-NEW
[1314]CLC/jsh
[1319]j Source made reference to ,~he opening paragraph in
[1320]. the "HISTORY OF THE SECRET ORGANIZATION" material attached
[1321]to this LHM wherein a group of_Six.Minutemen allegedly met
[1322]in Northern, Arizona i DeREbUA GY 960 on the general
[1323]tenor of the conversations at, Yuma. incidental to the organ-
[1324]izational meeting there informant feels that the meeting he
[1325]attended at Yuma is the fixs official organizational. meeting
[1326]of the group. e assassination of Minutemen leader has
[1327]reference to TROY HAUGHTON, former State Coordinator of the
[1329]Minutemen in California, who has. been missing approximately
[1330]three years.
[1332]Source advised that the organizing. group mentioned)
[1333]in the:..attached LHM met in Yuma for the purpose of having
[1334]access to the gun show that took place at the Ea ice counds. j
[1335]one on October 16 andl Crh Ielolay Under. the..SPONS.O“S.h
[1337]wanis Club. This organizing..group-is..interested..
[1338]establishine the availability of automatic-weaponsy-—.
[1340]pensar ae ATE
[1341]LEADS:
[1343]Tbe
[1345]Nene pnverereas
[1347]The “SAN DIEGO, SEATTLE and LAS VEGAS DIVISIONS will > ,
[1348]through confidential sources establish the full identity of
[1350]the pndaysouers who met in secret at Yuma, Arizona, oO ‘ a :
[1351]October 16, 17, 1971, in connection with this matte
[1352]The LHM is being classified CONFIDENTIAL to protect rego
[1354]the identity of source, who is of continuing value and whose aa
[1355]exposure could be detrimental to the national defense.
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[1361]7
[1362]r
[1365]un@p stares Department or @sricez
[1367]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[1369]GOxrz YET
[1370]In Reply, Please Refer to . . . . , IDERYs
[1371]File No. Phoenix, Arizona
[1373]October 22, 1971
[1379]* SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[1381]THensciIveS"VWrtE™the plans and process of reorganizing the we
[1382]Minutemen under ‘the same basic tenets but under the new nam 6
[1383]"Secret Army Organization". PX T.~1 advises that fhe Live.
[1384]known individuals who attended this meeting used Yirst “name
[1385]only and travétéd to this meeting place from San Diego,
[1386]California; Seattle, Washington; Las Vegas, Nevada; and
[1387]Phoenix, Arizona. The five are identified briefly as
[1389]follows:
[1391]. . On October 16 and 17 91, coterie of fi
[1392]met clandestine! ober 16 and 1 JAZ, a-caters “and oriented] cow?
[1393]s
[1395]Name
[1397]Address
[1398]Racé
[1400]Sex
[1402]Height
[1403]Weight
[1405]Age
[1407]ARALON
[1409]oe
[1412]x
[1417]Name
[1418]Address
[1419]Race
[1420]Sex
[1422]- Nationality:
[1423]Height
[1424]Weight
[1425]Hair
[1426]Miscellaneous .
[1428]vai Oe" SUIECT OF:
[1430]Pera
[1434]p CONFIDENTIAL
[1435]GROUP I
[1436]# EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC
[1437]DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION
[1439]|Si/- 2357 -|
[1441]anise iS
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[1449]. . . "
[1451]. Pa .
[1452]oe te .
[1455]CONFIDENTIAL
[1456]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[1457]ry 7
[1458]# . - £ /., .
[1459]‘ _ “Name . CEND),
[1460]' Address From San Diego
[1461]Race White. CAL IE
[1463]Nationality _Aiienicanen.,
[1464]Height. , pes
[1465]Weight 85, pounds 40
[1466]Hair ™Short_ brown hair
[1467]Eyes HAZ desemers
[1468]Build . to.
[1469]Miscellangous
[1470]. 8 ‘
[1472]Address 74 From,Seattle,,lashingto
[1473]Race ‘ Whites mes
[1474]Sex 3 Male.
[1475]Nationality ‘MMS LACAM sees
[1476]Height ., ie oae's
[1477]Weight On DUDS omer
[1478]Hain: a “SHOEt,. Light Bxown,
[1479]Eyes a Blues,
[1480]Build &
[1481]oO
[1482]Name |
[1483]Address 3
[1484]Race d
[1486]Nationality AMeLicaties
[1487]Height “5110 710"
[1488]Weight "190 pounds... ree
[1489]. Hair mess oenins ]
[1490]Miscellaneous “Weateab lasses
[1492]Source furnished thé following four items’ of
[1493]printed material, which had been prepared before the meeting
[1494]for recruitment purposes and for dissemination to prospective
[1496]g
[1499]CONFIDENTIAL
[1501]_ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 34 _
[1504]. CONFIDENTIAL
[1505]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[1506]i
[1507]. 3 members for captioned organization;<sthis material is self-
[1509]explanatory as to a statement of principles for the organiza-
[1510]tion and is being made an appendage of this memorandum.
[1512], oe
[1514]“oe
[1516].
[1517]2
[1519]yo
[1521]This document -contains neither recommendations
[1522]nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the ~
[1523]FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are
[1524]not to be distributed outside your agency.
[1525]f
[1527]& . 3¥ o
[1529]CONFIDENTIAL
[1531].NW 88296 Docld:32989574.Page 35, 5... mee ne we epee {
[1534]+ . q ] —_——ere
[1536]_-- History of @: Secret Army Organizacion
[1538]One early morning in February, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from
[1539]four slates met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and
[1540]imprisonment of two top M:nutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had
[1541]brought on the organization, Although some of these men had met before in their roles
[1542]as Minutemen group leaders, others were ineeting for the first time.
[1546]é After-much discussion, two principal points wefe agreed upon, First, that the
[1547]Minutemen as a natiénal coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had
[1548]effectively been destroyed by the pro-commenist elements inside the Justice Depart-
[1550]ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial
[1551]support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi- .- -
[1552]mating organization wasgreater than ever in view ofthe increased revolutionary activity
[1553]by communists in the United States. '
[1555]With these two points in mi nd, suggestions were put forward on a course of
[1557]| action to be followed. After ameéting that lasted all that day and far into,the next
[1558]morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present ; ‘agreed to
[1559]merge their individual units together and form a new organization under tife command
[1561]’. of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a
[1562]General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader. :
[1564]While retdining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was
[1565]decided that not only should this new organization-have a different name, but also a
[1566]completely new chain of command and organizational siructure. If the new organiza-
[1567]tion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach
[1568]would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to
[1569]cripple the entire organization.
[1571]For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type
[1572]orgainization with a definite chain ofcommand would have any chance of success. This
[1573]then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original
[1574]force of hard corepatriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army
[1575]Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national
[1576]and individual freedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the
[1577]S.A. 0. has been recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as
[1578].the freedom fighters of tomorrow.
[1580]The leaders of theS. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have
[1581]no desire iocommit suicide ourselves,or to let our members do so. We have a -
[1582]strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Only one thing is essential.
[1583]We must start preparing and training NOW? We of the S.A. O. believe that our couniry
[1585]is worthy of any sacrifice. If you feel the same way, we invite you to join us,
[1587].
[1589]CONFIDENTI AL
[1591]ae styrene x spt cnr ed
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[1598]'@ . a .
[1599]Ss To. ¥pective Members Of The
[1600]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[1602]CONFIDENT TAL
[1604]The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and _
[1605]most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.
[1606]We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and we fully expect that some of
[1607]us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives
[1608]depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or
[1609]lukewarm conservatjves. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily
[1610]come a time that your life would depend on haw competently some other member had
[1614]learned his job. . .
[1616]Unless you are especially well informed on .the domestic and world political
[1617]Situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation
[1618]faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,
[1619]there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have
[1620]developed and supervised our training program.
[1622]OUR NATION [8 IN IMMEDIATE DANGER
[1624]It is possible that’ within a very few years, ‘perhaps even within months, our
[1625]nation could be conquered and, enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must
[1626]know aS much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what
[1627]they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.
[1629]THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT
[1631]In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three
[1632]stages of development,
[1634]1) The Underground Network
[1635]2) Active Guerrilla Warfare
[1636]3) Open or Conventional Warfare
[1638]The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the
[1639]enemy does but must also have active guerrillas andunderground agents working against
[1640]the enemy, too. Inthe present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot
[1641]succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.
[1643]The first stepis to form an underground network. An active gucrrillasystem
[1644]must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own
[1645]size, This underground must supply the actiye guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-
[1646]cealment, information, etc. Anunderground network starts with departments of
[1647]intelligence, security and propaganda in that order,
[1649]Sabotage, espionage, subversion® infiltration, escape and evasion, training,
[1650]clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting enemy documents, recruiting, com-
[1651]munications and propaganda are other’ phases of underground activity, Each member
[1652]of the Seeret Army Organization, to be effective, must Have a working knowledge of
[1653]all these taclics as well as the military taclics more commonly associated with guerril-
[1655]| la activities. CONFIDENTEAT
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[1661]s
[1663]« . . .
[1666]ert
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[1670]=o ~——. — s & ASSIGNMENT TO uNITs @
[1673]Many people that inquire about m embership in the Secret A Army Organization
[1674]seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.
[1675]Look at it this way. * Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully recruiting and
[1676]training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was reliable, dedi-
[1677]cated,, and had confidence in his fellow unit members, Woulda't if make you mad to
[1678]have the nalional or regional organization assign some rank afiateur to your unit
[1679]that you vou knew little or nothing about?
[1681]Beforé any new member is assignedic an active unit or to an important under-
[1685]ground project, | he mast undergo a peried of irainifig. During this training he will be |
[1687]directed through the mails by an experienced member andsome of his activities may
[1688]be observed by other members without his knowledge. Oaly when a new member
[1689]proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, seli-disciplined and able to operate
[1690]effectively alone will he be accepted as a “secure member" and invited to participate
[1691]with other unit members in a teamwork operation.
[1693]- EXPENSES .-
[1695], Unfortunately, mast good. things don't come cheap, Although we make every
[1696]effort to keep down the expense of mem ership in theSecret Army Organization, you
[1697]musi expect to pay your own way.
[1701]5
[1702].
[1704]Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3.00 per month. This money is
[1705]absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for
[1706]postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence-neiwork, and to maintain
[1707]training areas, .
[1709]Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is ©
[1711]engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, ammunition and
[1712]oiher basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to
[1714]. buy certain books er subscribe io ceriain magazines that his work requires. Daring
[1716]this time the new member wiil also be supplied with reading material on the strategy
[1718]and tactics of guerrilla warfare. Tahis home work will make it possible for him te
[1720]fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,
[1721]marksmanship training, ete.
[1723]Followiag this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an
[1724]existing unit, assisted in organizing his ownunit if he has shown sufficient leadership
[1725]qualities or become part of an underground network. _
[1727]. .
[1729]Upon your acceptance into the Seeret Army Organization you will be given a
[1731]definite series of projects described jm writing so you will know exactly what will be
[1733]expected of you. “
[1735]' We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately
[1737]needs patriots at this time. .
[1739]CONFIDENTTAL,
[1740]Secret Army Organization
[1742]uments +z oo
[1743]oo
[1745]ere
[1747]1D rrmemermenmeireneee fT TERIA SPUR RoE FEET 8 Soe I SneF RENTER IIE ast cree” 9 waning a
[1749]ONES Teer Eres Ieee “OL wan 91 neerenanR et ATE
[1753]> SECRIS ARMY ORGANIZAQION
[1754]or APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP. CONFIDENTTAS
[1755]NOTICE TO APPLICANT: AU information on this form will be kept confidential. AU
[1757]records of members of the Secrct Army Organization are stored in a way that they
[1758]can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.
[1760]Name Sex__._ Age.
[1761].
[1762]Address wee Marital Status
[1763]. j »  (Qtreet)
[1764]State. Wi fe’s Name
[1765]Zip Code Telephone ~
[1766]Date of Birth__- :
[1767](Month) . (Day) (Year)
[1768]Occupation : . Education
[1769]Special Subjects Studied _. R ”
[1770]-Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?
[1771]Veteran... CC Brancch ___ Highest Rank
[1773]What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-
[1776]; 7
[1778]Physical Description: Height Weight Color Eyes
[1779]Color Hair__.___———_—r Health; Good Fair. Poor
[1781]Any Physical. Disabilities or Limitations ?
[1783]Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?_____. If Yes, Pleas Explain:
[1787]How, Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S.A. O. ?
[1788]Hours... Best Time: AM_. = PM_»+_ Weekdays__ Weekends.
[1789]CERTIFICATION
[1791]Lam a loyal American Citizen dedicated fo the defense and survival of the‘United States
[1792]as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies, Enclosed
[1793]is my $5.00 membership fee. Iapgree to pay $3.00 each month to ihe Secret Army
[1794]Organization as membership dues, ,
[1796]CONFIDENT Tay
[1798]Signature of Applicant. te
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[1802]FD-223 (Rev. 1129-61) e ot
[1803]" UNITEL. STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE : ny
[1804]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[1806]Phoenix, Arizona
[1808]In Reply, Please Refer to
[1810]October 22, 1971
[1812]File No.
[1816]“~
[1821].
[1823]Title SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[1824]Character
[1825]Reference Memorandum, dated and captioned
[1827]as above, at Phoenix, Arizona,
[1829]4
[1831]All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[1832]are concealed in referenced tommmication have furnished reliable
[1834]information in the past.
[1836]This document contains neither recommendutions nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
[1837]of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside
[1839]your agency,
[1841]NW 88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 40
[1843]weds #21
[1845]Queation h.
[1847](it divans)
[1848]ry
[1850]Af la
[1852]- .
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[1857]5
[1860]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 43
[1864]i *FE -263 (Rev. 4-17-65) @ @
[1866]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[1869]REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[1870]: RICHMOND BY CHMOND 1/31/67 4 /8/E6 - 1/21/67
[1871]TITLE OF CASE. 7 \ } REPORT MADE BY TYPED EY
[1872]i. oe } SA JOSEPH A, MARTON, JR. nih
[1873]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR. “CHARACIER OF CASE. ———O—~C~C~CSsSC (MS
[1874]. . : # , , - ° < ee
[1875]x . aan _ _. 7
[1876]: ~ Rh ( ORGANT ZATION )
[1877]Ws ae
[1879]a . SUMMARY: REEORT
[1880]ENCLOSURE: | :
[1882]TO BUREAU: (1) one photograph of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[1883]ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
[1885]This report is the initial nonprosecutive summary report con-
[1887]cerning captioned individual.
[1889]The original of a FD-376 and a copy thereof are _being used tof
[1891]. transmit two of the seven copies designated for the Bureau; ans yer } ;
[1893]3 copy of the FD-376 is being used to transmit a copy of this Ye"? £
[1895]‘ report to the U. S. Secret Service, 1800 G Street, N. W., Wasiington,.
[1896]D.C,
[1898]J
[1900]ff egRCLOSURE ATTACHED".
[1902]4 3
[1904]Case has been; Pending over one year [_] Yes ([] No; Pending prosecution over six months CC) Yes [-]No
[1906]f . SPECIAL AGENT
[1907]APPROVED Z etagiN CHARGE a DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[1909]COPIES-MADE: I lowe ri
[1910]=Bureau (Encl. lake eBOs ASRS maz) J)~ | _ S903 / . 43
[1911]1-Newark (157-2014){ info) (RM) TA MCT-45
[1912]1-Military District of Washington, _ Bre
[1913]“WDC (REGISTERED MATL) Leeerear Pomme fr TTT mete &
[1914]1-U. S. Naval Investigative Service 1967
[1915]Office, WDC (REGISTERED MAIL) + 5 FEB 6 &
[1917]1-OSI, Suitland Hall, WDC (RM) _ _
[1919]1-U. 8. Secret Service, 1800 G 8t., 1 We WOE CRM) ined. Lifd
[1921]2-Richmond (157-1553) wk a
[1922]a aie at
[1924]at £4. y omen arene amare ot,
[1925]Dissemination Record of Attached Report " Notations wo V\ eee
[1927]TITIES SST Te Taser tb eee eeeeeessensaeseees
[1929]TASTES TT ceeeesseccesesesstsee
[1931]| Se
[1934]RH 157-1558
[1936]INFORMANTS :
[1937]i
[1938]_ : » Identity Location
[1940]RH P-1 ses lofi af Seu oat lee oe
[1941]pet petieport
[1944]oe
[1945]1h On
[1946]15-93-7881
[1948]RH T-2 is, DL 318-cs Leupftbdiad. xeric 157-93-8485
[1949]i
[1951]LEAD:
[1952]RICHMOND
[1954]AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Will prepare a non-
[1955]prosecutive summary report after a six-months period.
[1957]= BY -
[1958]fOVER PAGE
[1960]NW882796 Docld:32989574 Page 44
[1963]PD-st6 (Rev., 11-12-65)
[1966]unr ® stares DEPARTMENT OF wc
[1968]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[1970]. WASHINGTON, D.C. 205
[1971]In Reply, Please Refer to , a5
[1973]File No, January 31, 1°67
[1974]Director »
[1975]United States Secret Service _ =
[1976]Department of the Treasury FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[1977]Washington, D. C. 20220
[1980]Dear Sir: - ¢
[1981]The information furnighed herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
[1982]covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-
[1983]tection, and to fall-within the category or categories checked.
[1985]1. [[] Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,
[1986]including foreign government officials residing in in or planning an imminent visit to the
[1987]U. §., because of his official status.
[1989]2. [_} Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
[1990]than legal means.
[1992]8. (_] Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or
[1993]participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
[1994]of other group or organization inimical to U. S.
[1996]4. (U.S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or
[1997]Chinese Communist blocs and return.
[1999]5. AKA Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
[2000]criteria:
[2002](a) [([] Evidence of émotional instability (including unstable residence and
[2003]. employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:
[2005](b) ([] Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;
[2007](e)XH Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements
[2009]indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
[2010]and government.
[2012]6. [([] Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.
[2014]Photograph [7] has been furnished wyjenclosed [7] is not available
[2015]([] may be available through
[2017]Very truly yours,
[2019]1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) 2 (Pho to
[2020]U. S. Secret Service » 2&00 G
[2022]G Street, MN. OY
[2024]a ammsetove rannntelte abet tatters A ain
[2026]Enclosure(s) © {loon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal form
[2027]REGISTERED MAT becomes UNCLASSIFIED.)
[2029]Bs
[2031]NW 68296 Docid:32989574: Page 45 .
[2034]| F'D-~204 (Rev. 3-3-53) . ) @
[2036]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[2037]. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[2038]REGISTERED MAIL: .
[2039]l-Military District of Washington, Washington, D. Cc.
[2040]1-U. S. Naval Investigative Service Office, Washineton, D. Cc.
[2041]1-office of Special Investigations, Suitland Hail,
[2042]*Washington, D. C. .
[2043]Copyto:]-U. S. Secret Service, 1800 G Street. N. W., Washington,
[2044]D. C. (Enclosure 1)
[2045]Report of JOSEPH Ay MARION,. JR. Office: Richmond
[2046]Doe: = =January 31, 1967
[2048]Field Office File #:  ~ 157-1558 ae Bureau File #:
[2050]Tile FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[2053]Character: RACTAT, MATTERS (ORGANIZATION) -
[2055]Synopsis:
[2058]Subject born 8/4/40 at Trenton, New Jersey; received a
[2059]General Discharge under honorable conditions from the
[2060]U. S. Air Force 9/2/60; sent to Mercer County Workhouse,
[2061]Trenton, New Jersey, on 3/6/64 for nine months for
[2062]assault with a deadly weapon; made application for
[2063]membership in,the American Nazi Party (ANP) 7/26/65;
[2064]was assigned duties of purchasing of materiais and
[2065]quality control on ANP presses on 10/26/66; and is
[2066]presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP,
[2067]Arlington, Virginia. Background, incinding criminal
[2068]record, previous employments and residences, marital
[2069]status, and education set forth.
[2071]~ pe -
[2073]ENCLOSURE:
[2075]re a ne ne
[2077]STREET, BW... WASHINGTON, 3
[2079]One photograph of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[2081]r
[2083]documpnt.c neither r mmendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It {s the property of the FBI and 1s loaned to
[2084]NW ag aiies Bon ld suo ara. age not to be distributed outside your agency. . i
[2086]RH 157-1558
[2088]a
[2090]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[2092]a
[2104]J. Make and Model of Automobile Used by Subject
[2105]K. Special Abilities of Subject, Including
[2107]Knowledge of Weapons, Explosives, Radio
[2110]L. Associates, Both Business and Social -----------~--
[2113]II. CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE
[2116]IIt. STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECT CONCERNING VIOLENCE
[2121]DETAILS:
[2127]|
[2128]RH 157-1558
[2130]a
[2132]I. BACKGROUND
[2134]A. Birth
[2136]. . On August 17, 1966, the’ records of the New Jersey
[2137]Bureau of Vital Statistics, State Health Building, Trenton,
[2138]New Jersey, were reviewed by SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS, and a
[2139]birth record for FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, II, was located. This
[2140]record showed he was born August 4, 1940, at Trenton, New Jersey,
[2141]and his parents were listed as FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, age 23,
[2142]white, occupation ~ farmer, and who was born in Pennsylvania;
[2143]and his mother was listed as MINNIE MOORE DRAGER, age 18, white,
[2144]housewife, who was born in Pennsylvania. The residence of
[2145]the subject's parents was listed as RD #1, Lower Makefield
[2146]Township, Pennsylvania. . ‘
[2148]B. Gitizenship Status
[2150]The subject is a citizen of the United States by
[2152]virtue of birth.
[2153]C. Educati cL ML
[2154]. ucation NaS oe: by 4
[2155]. = a Lege Ble wtetters Le; FLA a i
[2157]On July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available an aplication
[2159]for nmembers hi neitenthe “American Nazi Party (ANP) dated July 26,
[2160]1965. This application pertained to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[2161]Under the scones marked "Education," DRAGER indicated that he
[2162]had attended elementary school in Trenton, New Jersey, from
[2163]1945 to 1954. He then attended Hamilton Junior Eigh School
[2165]in Trenton, New Jersey, from 1954 to 1956; and Eericerton High
[2166]School, Pemberton, New Jersey, from 1956 to 1958. The appli-
[2167]cation also indicated he had attended Omaha University in Omaha,
[2168]Nebraska, nights, from 1958 to 1960, but did not receive a
[2169]degree. .
[2171]Concerning the ANP, see Appendix.
[2173]D. Marital Status pipe
[2174]The above-mentioned ANP lication pertaining to the
[2176]subject reflected that DRAGER, as of duly 26, 1965, was single.
[2177]fad .
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[2186]RH 157-1558
[2188]E. Residences
[2189]1. Present Residence
[2191], 7
[2192]. on'yanuary 21, 1967, RH, T-1 advised that DRAGER
[2193]. “ presently resides at 6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia,
[2194]in a dwelling known as the "Barracks." This building houses
[2195]the ANP National Headquarters. The source stated that DRAGER
[2196]spends approximately one-half of his time living in the ANP
[2197]printing building, located in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
[2199]2. Past Residences
[2200].The records of the Mercer County Probation Office,
[2202]Trenton, New Jersey, as made available on August 17, 1966,
[2203]by iL to SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS, reflected the -
[2205]ae eae 214 Hast Rranklin Street, Trenton, New Jersey
[2206](15 years legal residence);
[2208]4 Dill Avenue, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964;
[2209]180 13th Street, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964.
[2211]F. Employmerits
[2212]1. Present Employment
[2214]On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER
[2215]is presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP. His
[2216]place of employment.is normally located at the ANP printing
[2217]press building located in Spotsylvania, Virginia, but he
[2218]sometimes does odd jobs at the ANP Headquarters, 6150 Wilson
[2219]Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia. The source stated DRAGER
[2220]receives room and board and a small amount of spending money
[2221]for his efforts. He is considered an assistant to ANP member
[2222]JOHN PATLER, the ANP printer.
[2224]2. Previous Employments
[2226]DRAGER's probation record, as mentioned above, on
[2227]August 17, 1966, listed emplo¥%ments by the subject as a cook
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[2232]N |
[2235]RH 157-1558
[2237]at thé Holiday Inn, Princeton, New Jersey, for three and one-half
[2238]months; the White Horse Bowling Alley for four weeks (place
[2239]not shown); and the Hotel Stacey Trent (place not shown), one
[2240]month, during the period 1964-1966. Specific dates were not
[2241]listed for these employments, and a notation in the probation
[2242]' record reflected that the subject had been fired from each
[2243]job ° b dente Ante
[2245]| On July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available the subject's
[2246]ANP gpplication, which indicated that as of July 26, 1965,
[2247]DRAGER was employed at the Park Colonial Restaurant, 18 East
[2248]Park Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, as a waiter and cook. His
[2249]Social Security Number was listed as 139-30-1035. Previous
[2250]places of employment on this application reflected that from
[2251]October, 196h, to December, 1964, he was employed at "Trader
[2252]Eng's" in Atlanta, Georgia, as a waiter; and from September, 1964,
[2253]to October, 1964, he was employed by OTIS BAKER, Atlanta,
[2254]Georgia, as a painter, part-time.
[2256]G. Military Service ‘
[2258]A review on December 23, 1966, of the military records
[2259]on file at the Military Personnel Records Center, St. Louis,
[2260]Missouri, by IC EDWARD J. MERGEN, indicated that FRANK AUGUST
[2261]DRAGER, II, Serial Number AF 21 780 489, enlisted in the U. S.
[2262]Air Force on August 22, 1958, and entered active duty on the
[2263]same date at Newark, New Jersey. He was given a General
[2264]Discharge under honorable conditions on September 2, 1960, as
[2265]an Airman Basic at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, by reason
[2266]of being involved in frequent incidents of a discreditable
[2267]nature with civil or military authorities. |
[2269]His commanding officer recommended discharge action based ~
[2270]on two Summary Courts-martial for sleeping on guard post and for
[2271]absence without official leave; for being arrested by Sarpy County,
[2272]Nebraska, authorities for alleged larceny of automobile accessories,
[2273]for which he was fined $25.00 and court costs of $2.00; for being
[2274]cited by civil authorities for loaning his vehicle operator's
[2275]license to an unauthorized person; for a civilian arrest for care-
[2276]less driving, for which he was fined $35.00 and costs of $4.00. ~
[2278]His commanding officer further reported that he had a
[2279]problem with drinking and had’an improper attitude.
[2281]£5.
[2284]RH 157-1558
[2286]Hig military occupation was shown as Apprentice Air
[2287]. Policeman, and he was shown as having attended Air Police
[2288]‘ “ Course at Lackland Air Force Base from September, 1958, to
[2290]a
[2292]November, 1958. , tov be le Li tind POO Bete bn Ce banrases
[2296]The records of the U. S./Selective Service System,
[2297]Local Board #6, Mount Holly, New Jersey, as made available
[2298]on August 8, 1966, by Miss JUNE to SA NORMAN A, HENDRICKS,
[2299]reflected that DRAGER was classified at that time as 4-A. The
[2300]records also reflected that he originally registered with Local
[2301]Board #6 on August 8, 1958, and at that time was residing at
[2302]Box 995, New Egypt-Cookstown Road, New Egypt, New Jersey. He
[2303]had previously enlisted in the National Guard in New Jersey on
[2304]August 5, 1957, as a Private and was assigned to Company D,
[2305]216th Armed Infantry Battalion of the New Jersey National Guard.
[2306]He received Serial Number 21780489 at the time of this enlist-
[2307]ment, and was discharged on-August 21, 195%, in order to allow
[2308]him to enlist in the U. S. Air Force.
[2310]H. Credit and Criminal Record
[2312]The records of the Credit Bureau of Trenton, New Jersey,
[2313]as checked by SA'NORMAN A. HENDRICKS on August 18, 1966,
[2314]contained a credit record pertaining to DRAGER, which listed his age
[2315]as of May, 1963, as ee. The record contained no information con-
[2316]cerning him except that he had been arrested on May 17, 1963,
[2317]. burglary suspect by the Trent New rse3 Olice Department.
[2318]as a rgelary Pp y the T an, WN Ter ys P ed pa e
[2321]The records of the Atlanta ,/Georgia, Credit Bureau,
[2322]as made available by Mr. ROBERLEIDSON on November 15, 1966,
[2323]to IC JAMES L. MARTIN, Tailed to reflect any information con-
[2324]cerning the subject. :
[2326]On November 15, 1966, Miss JO PRESLEY, Identification
[2327]Division, Atlanta Police Department, Atlanta, Georgia, advised
[2328]Tc JAMES L. MARTIN her records failed to reflect any information
[2329]concerning the subject. -
[2330]A check of the records of the following agencies
[2331]was made, on the indicated dates, with negative results regarding
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[2340]RH 157-1558
[2342]Source Date Checked Checked By
[2343]Metropolitan Police November 8, 1966 IC KENNETH SHAFFER
[2344]Department, Washington, - s
[2346]D.C. > .
[2348]The Credit Bureau, Inc., November 9, 1966 Ic HOWAND SCOTT MAYNARD
[2350]Washington, D. C.
[2352]U. S. Park Police, November 8, 1966 IC WILLIAM H. LYERLY,
[2353]Washington, D. C.
[2354]p
[2356]Montgomery County, November 8, 1966 IC WILLTAM H. LYERLY, JR.
[2357]- Maryland, Police .
[2359]Department
[2361]be
[2362]2
[2364]Prince Gdorges County, November 9, 1966
[2366]C WILLIAM ht, Tn
[2367]Maryland, Police ? ,
[2369]ba
[2370]id
[2371]ia!
[2373]Xs
[2375]Department
[2377]Arlington County, November 8, 1966 IC THOMAS BE, DREWRY
[2378]Virginia, Police
[2380]Department
[2382]Fairfax County, ; November 8, 1966 IC THOMAS E, DREWRY
[2383]Virginia, Police .
[2385]Department
[2386]. Alexandria, Virginia, November 9, 1965 IC TOMAS HE, DREWRY
[2388]Police Department
[2390]The records of the Identification Division oP tne ERT
[2391]reflected the following information, unter data of August 15,
[2392]1966, and under FBI #405 550 EB, perzaining to ERAT AUGUST DRAGER,
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[2407]RH 157-1558
[2409]' Contributor of Name and Arrested or
[2411]Fingerprints , Number Received ~~ , Charge Disposition
[2413]NW 80296 Docld:32989574 Page 53
[2415]Co Jail Frank A. Drager 1/9/63 armed rob
[2416]Mt Holly NJ 2nd #8771 - 2A:151-41
[2417]SPol Prince- Frank August 1/9/63 material
[2418]ton NJ Drager II witness
[2419]#07693
[2420]PD Trenton Frank August 5/13/63 BE&L & aslt
[2421]Ng Dreger II D/weapon CCW
[2422]#20118 Poss of burg
[2423]tools {
[2424]Co-Pros Frank August 5/13/63 CCW; Poss of
[2425]Office Drager If burg tools; :
[2426]Trenton Nd #12925 * . B&E w/i to .
[2428]PD Trenton Frank August 7/9/63 poss burg tools
[2429]NJ Drager end unl use DW
[2430]#20118 © PL from auto
[2431]Co-Pros Off Frank August 7/11/63 L BE & L poss
[2432]Trenton NJ Drager #12925 Die tocls poss Mercer County
[2433]D/W
[2434]Hamilton Frank August 7/11/63 BE&L ,
[2435]Twp Pol Drager #29069
[2436]Trenton NJ
[2437]Mercer Co Frank August 3/6/64 asit w DH
[2438]WH Trenton Drager, Jr.
[2439]NJ #116-64
[2440]Hamilton Frank August 1/15/65 criminal prob until
[2441]Twp Pol Drager, Jr. registration
[2442]Trenton NJ #C/R 90 > only
[2443]2 i
[2447]. . s
[2448]. @ © .
[2450]RH 157-1558
[2451]. ; perc fecberclewk fi COE hue
[2453]On August 17, 1966, f LAMS:,, Probation
[2454]Officer, Mercer County Probation Office, Trenton, New Jersey,
[2455]advised SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS that subject had been arrested
[2456]‘on various burglary charges in Trenton; New Jerseys during 1963
[2457]and 1964, He stated that DRAGER had Trenton Police Department
[2458]Number 20118, and New Jersey State Identification Number
[2459]758412. Mr. WILLIAMS stated that as to a sentence on March
[2460]6, 1964, for nine months for assault with a deadly weapon, this
[2461]particular crime was committed by DRAGER in a service station on
[2462]May 12, 1963. The owner of the station surprised him committing
[2463]a larceny at the station at 1:00 a.m., and DRAGER shot at the
[2464]owner, firing through a window, and thus making his escape. He
[2465]was later arrested and identified as the burglar by the owner
[2466]of this station. The subject later claimed he had fired the
[2467]pistol in the air. He received a two-year probation sentence
[2468]after the nine months for assault, and his probation ended on
[2469]March 6, 1966.
[2471]rT. Physical Description
[2473]The following description of the subject was obtained
[2474]from subject's military records and the probation records in
[2475]Trenton, New Jersey:
[2477]Name: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[2479]Born: August 4, 1940, Trenton, New Jersey
[2480]Race: White
[2482]Sex: Male
[2486]Weight: 185 pounds
[2488]Hair: Blond
[2490]Eyes: Blue
[2492]Build: Muscular
[2494]Complexion: Fair
[2496]Scars & Marks: Burn scar lower left arm;
[2497]tattoo of dog upper left arm
[2498]Social Security ~.
[2500]Number: 13930-1035 “sw, tee
[2501]Relatives: Mother - MINNIE MOORE DRAGFR,
[2502]aut Fast Franklin Street,
[2504]Trenton, New Jerseys
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[2511]~ 9 ~ .
[2512]yo. .¢-', BAPpRo,
[2514]-
[2517]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 54. wr, a = wwe te
[2520]RH 157-1558
[2522]Relatives
[2523](Gontinued ) Father - FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, SR.
[2524](deceased November a7, 1965);
[2525], - Bo Avia lE/ x Brother - CARL No DRAGER, ag 30,
[2526]. . factory worker, Trenton,
[2527]New Jersey;
[2528]BoaArinck L797 0 Brother - RAYMOND ~2®-DRAGER, age 19, ,.%-
[2529]U. S. Navy, Seaman; -
[2530]BeAQEACI 6 2? _ Brother - JOHN ET“ORAGER, age 16,
[2531]; 214 Rast Franklin Street,
[2532]venton, New Jersey
[2533]Uncle - C. OORE, 844 Dill Avenue,
[2534]; Ss. We, Atlanta, Georgia
[2535]FBI Number: 405 550 Ee
[2537]Jd. Make and Model of Automobile Used by Subject
[2539]On January 25, 1965, Mrs? BARBARA OLIVER. Clerk,
[2540]Virginia State Division of Motor VéeiTe Ric mond 5 Virginia,
[2541]advised that she could locate no information in her files to show
[2542]that a motor vehicle is currently registered in the name of FRANK
[2543]AUGUST DRAGER, JR., in the State of Virginia.
[2545]On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER does
[2546]not own an automobile, but has, as a member of the ANP, access to
[2547]automobiles utilized by that organization. One of these automobiles
[2548]is a 1965 El Dorado bearing 1966 Virginia License CO 4364. He
[2550]added that a 1963 Ford, four-door sedan, bearing 1966 Virginia -
[2551]License 863-696, is also available for use by ANP members. a
[2552]K. Special Abilities of Subject, Including Knowledse
[2553]of Weapons, Explosives, Radic ara hlectran.es
[2555]A review of the subject's Military Personnel Records,
[2556]supra, failed to contain any information indicating subject had any
[2557]specific knowledge or training in the field of demolition ar
[2558]explosives.
[2560]On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGFR, in 1966,
[2561]came to Arlington, Virginia, ané& when he arrived he had no weapons
[2562]whatsoever. ‘The source added phat as a Lieutenant in the ANP,
[2567]RH 157-1558
[2571]DRAGER would have access to a small cache of weapons maintained
[2572]at the ANP Haadquarters and at Spotsylvania, Virginia.
[2574]. " : - ¢
[2576]L. Associates, Both Business and Social
[2578]On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that subject,
[2579]since arriving in Arlington, Virginia, in 1966, has been closely
[2580]associated only with other members of the ANP; and to the knowledge
[2581]of this source, DRAGER has not made any outside acquaintances.
[2583]M. Up-to-date Photograph of the Subject
[2585]On August 8, 1966, Detective AL CALLAHAN, Trenton,
[2586]New Jersey, Police Department, made available to SA NORMAN A.
[2587]HENDRICKS & photograph of the subject taken at the time of his
[2588]arrest in 1963. ° :
[2590]IL. CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE ORGANIZATIONS
[2592]On April 8, 1966, RH T-1 advised that "Probationary
[2593]Trooper" FRANK DRAGER had joined the ANP on March 9, 1966, and
[2594]attended a meeting of the ANP held on March 13, 1966, at the
[2595]ANP Barracks, 6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia.
[2597]On April 22, 1966, RH T-1 advised that "Probationary
[2598]Trooper" FRANK DRAGER attended a formal meeting of the ANP heid
[2599]April 3, 1966, at the ANP Barracks, Arlington, Virginia.
[2601]On October 31, 1966, RH T-2 advised that as of October 26,
[2602]1966, DRAGER was assigned the following duties in his employment
[2603]with the ANP: "Printing operations, including purchase of
[2604]materials, quality control on press, and bindery operations, as
[2605]well as on call for special assignments."
[2607]On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER is
[2608]presently a "Lieutenant" in the ANP, attached to National Headquarters,
[2609]6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington,>Virginia.
[2612]> 11 -
[2614]f
[2616]NL 88296_Docid: 32989574 Page
[2618]RH 157-1558
[2620]Tit. STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AND
[2621]. ° ACTIVITY, IN RACIAL SITUATIONS +
[2623]ie a
[2624]oe cenede bateg PO
[2625]| As noted before, on July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available
[2626]an ANPlapplication,pertaining\to DRAGER dated July 26, 1965.
[2627]Under a section of this application entitled iStake,™n Your
[2628]Own Words Why You Want To Join The American Nazi Party,” tne:
[2629]following was contained: . -
[2631]"T have tired of the unecessary and rediculous Negro
[2632]gains to overthrow the United States and dominate
[2633]the white race. I find it nealy impossible to locate
[2634]non Jew owned businesses and feel that the American
[2635]Jew is nerly in, control of cur nations capitol. I
[2636]feel that it is time for something to be done. The
[2637]ANP seems to be the only organization combating the
[2638]existing racial problems in the U. S. and I want to
[2639]do my part. fe * ag, soetbateh lowe
[2640]The above & Wheawion.was signed "Frank A. Drager, Jr."
[2642]On June 12, 1966, ALAN WELCH, who advised he was Deputy
[2643]National Commander of the ANP, stated that eight ANP members,
[2644]including the subject, would attend a Kian raliy at Camp
[2645]Springs, Maryland, on that date. WELCH stated the members
[2646]have been invited to attend by the Interstate Klan leaders.
[2648]Concerning the Interstate Klan, see Appendix.
[2650]On June 13, 1966, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER did attend
[2651]& rally given by the Interstate Klan at Camp Springs, Maryland,
[2653]2
[2654]on June 12, 1966. No incidents or arrests were noted.
[2656]On October 7, 1966, Captain FRANCIS JOHNSON, Alexandria,
[2657]Virginia, Police Department, advised that 26 members of an -
[2658]organization known as the Action Coordinating Committee to ,
[2659]End Segregation in the Suburbs (ACCESS) had marched from Gum
[2660]Springs, described as a Negrorsection of Fairfax County, Virginia,
[2661]to Alexandria, Virginia, starting at 2:00 p.m., and ending at
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[2668]RH 157-1558
[2670]a
[2672]Captain JOHNSON stated that preceding the parade by
[2673]ACCESS was a member of the ANP, who identified himself as
[2674]FRANK DRAGER. Captain JOHNSON stated that DRAGER was
[2676]astride a horse and carried a sign "The Niggers Are Coming."
[2677]Captain JOHNSON stated that DRAGER was ailowed to use this
[2678]horse until he~“reached -the City Limits of Alexandria, Virginia,
[2679]at which time he was told to dismount and remove himself and
[2680]the horse from the parade. JOHNSON stated that this was done
[2681]to prevent violence within Alexandria.
[2683]At approximately 11:00 p.m., on October 7, 1966,
[2684]Captain JOHNSON advised that the 26 members of ACCESS had reached
[2685]@ public housing development in Alexandria, Virginia, and at
[2686]8:00 p.m., had conducted a rally. The rally, according to
[2687]JOHNSON, was peaceful, and no incidents or arrests had been
[2688]made by the Alexandria Police Department during the day of
[2689]October 7, 1966.
[2691]On October G, 1966, Major WILLIAM FAWVER, Chief of
[2692]Police, Arlington County, Virginia, advised that thirteen
[2693]individuals in a group led by MATTHIAS KOEHL, National Secretary
[2694]of the ANP, marched in front of the Buckingham Theater, Glebe
[2695]Road and Pershing Drive, Arlington, Virginia, from approximately
[2696]1:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m., on that date. They carried signs reading,
[2697]"The Niggers Are Coming;" "Who Needs Niggers;" "White Power."
[2699]representing ACCESS appeared in the same area at 4:00 5 and
[2700]marched until 4:40 p.m., carrying signs criticizing "Segregated
[2701]Housing at the Apartments." The Major added that at a rally
[2702]held later on that date by ACCESS, JOHN PATLER, whe described
[2703]himself as an ANP member, was escorted from the park for
[2704]heckling speakers of the ACCESS group.
[2708]Major FAWVER stated that approximately 110 persons
[2711]- 13-
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[2715]|
[2716]|
[2719]i . APPENDIX
[2720]AMERICAN NAZI PARTY _ oo
[2722]OF THE WORLD UNION OF
[2724]FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL
[2726]SOCIALISTS,, ALSO KNOWN AS THE |
[2728]GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY
[2730]In his book "this Time The Worle", copyrighted in 1961,
[2731]George Lincoln Rqgckwell identified himself as Commander, American
[2732]Nazi Party of the World Union of Free. Enterprise National
[2733]Socialists (ANP - WUFENS), Arlington, Virginia.
[2735]The April 4, 1963, issue of "The Richmond News Leader",
[2736]@ Richmond, Virginia, daily newspaper, reported that George, ee cette
[2737]Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previous. day, again applied for. the
[2738]American Nazi Party to be chartered in the State of Virginia, but
[2739]this request was turned down by the Virginia State Corporation
[2740]Commission. This action was taken pursuant to an act of the 1962
[2741]Virginia Assembly which prohibits use of "Nazi" or "National
[2742]Socialism" in a Virginia charter. This article further pointed
[2743]out that Rockwell's Party is presently chartered in the State of
[2744]Virginia as the George Lincoln Rockwell Party.
[2746]On August 14, :1964, a source advised that the ANP -
[2747]WUFENS was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell at his residence
[2748]in Arlington, Virginia, on February 26, 1959, as an international _.
[2749]"National Socialist" movement based on the German Nazi Party — ;
[2750]headed by Adolf Hitler. He added that Rockwell is the dominant ° so
[2751]force and personality in this party; that he is espousing:a- "Line! sim...
[2752]of hatred against the Jews and Negroes; and that he is seeking,” ot
[2753]through speeches, distribution of literature and picketing, to
[2754]establish a cohesive and dominant political party in the United -
[2755]States and in foreign countries. “ ;
[2757]According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual", an official
[2758]publication of the ANP, the phases of ANP struggle for power are
[2759]fourfold, namely, first "to make ourselves known to the masses"; —
[2760]second, "the dissemination of our program and truth about the
[2761]Party"; third, _ organizing the people who have been converted to
[2762]our propaganda"; and fourth, none attainment of power through the
[2764]. votes. of the newly-won masses" ;
[2766]On August 19, 1966, the source advised that George Lincoln
[2767]Rockwell presently believes that he has completed the first two . H
[2768]phases in his struggle for power and is well into the third stage, - i
[2769]to wit, "the or. ganizing of. the people who have been converted to — 7 '
[2770]our propaganda" - The source added that Rockwell had previously
[2771]believed that he would be elected Governor of Virginia in November,
[2772]1965, and when.defeated, he made. phe statement that he Was not ready
[2773]for stage four. .
[2776]io
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[2786]APPENDIX
[2788]RE: INTERSTATE KLAN,
[2789]KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN
[2791]A,source advised on June 12, 1966, that on that
[2793], date, FRANCIS XAVIER EDWARDS, then Exalted Cyclops of the
[2795]‘ “Wheaton, Maryland, Klavern of the United Klans of America, -
[2796]Inc., Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA), at an open meeting
[2797]of that organization at Camp Springs, Maryland, publicly
[2798]stated that his organization, the Wheaton, Maryland,
[2799]Klavern of the UKA would cooperate with but not merge with
[2800]the American Nazi Party (ANP) as they had a common goal.
[2801]At the above meeting, EDWARDS also announced publicly that
[2802]his Klavern was leaving the UKA and would be known as the
[2803]Maryland Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (MKKK).
[2805]A second source advised that EDWARDS! group was
[2806]expelled from the UKA, Juné 12, 1966; for cooperating with
[2807]the ANP. +
[2810]Subsequent to the above time, a third source
[2811]determined that the MKKK had changed its name to the
[2812]Interstate Klan, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (IK) with
[2813]national office at Post Office Box 185, Savage, Maryland,
[2814]and FRANCIS XAVIER EDWARDS its Imperial Wizard and highest
[2815]official. ;
[2817]The third source advised that the oath taken by
[2819]new IK members includes pledges of loyalty to the country,
[2820]the Klan and white supremacy.
[2822]The IK, according to the third source, claims
[2823]members in Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
[2824]and Washington, D. C.
[2826]FF MERRIER TUNIS On: YE RINOT Ltd GR TRARRRERINER, « apmeeereme i LENNIE LRROUEMH REE tone RRO AY bY
[2828]VL5*
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[2832]UN ‘ED STATES DEPARTMENT “e TICE
[2833]DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGWWION
[2835]Richmond, Virginia
[2837]In Reply, Please Refer to January 31, 1967
[2838]File No.
[2839]157-1558
[2840]“y
[2841]. . . * : A
[2842]TITLE: . FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[2843]CHARACTER: "RACIAL MATTERS (ORGANIZATION)
[2844]REFERENCE: Report of SA JOSEPH A,
[2846]MARTON, JR., dated and
[2847]captioned as above,
[2849]All sources (except any listed below) whose identi
[2850]are conced@led in referenced communication have furnish:
[2851]reliable informatidn in the past.
[2853]€ .
[2855]This document contains neither
[2856]conelusions of the PBI. Iti
[2858]i
[2859]FBI and is isaned 19 your age
[2860]a
[2862]g S contents are
[2863]not to be distributed sutiside
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[2875]; FIe265 (Rev, 1-7-72
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[2886]REPORTING OFFICE | OFFICE OF ORIGIN i DATS f INVESTIGATIVE PERICO
[2888]NEW YORK | ‘NEW YORK B/28/74 8/7+8/21/74
[2890]REPORT MASE SY
[2892]‘ |
[2893]SA JAMES L. BECK | miv
[2895][CHARACTER OF CASE
[2899]a
[2900]UNSUB; Five Sticks of —_
[2901]Dynamite Found Inside
[2902]Meditation Room, First Flcor,|
[2903]United Nqtions Generai oe
[2905]F Building, August ™ 1974 PFO - ATTEMPTED BOMBING ~
[2907]° ys SUBVERSIVE; EID
[2908]Y “y ‘a \-; ~
[2909]x : REFERENCES: 7 = York teletypes to the Bureau, 8/7, 3/8, 8/12,
[2910]rh 8/16, 8/21/74.
[2911]* ; Louisville teletvne, 8/10/74.
[2912]a : Bureau teletypes, 8/i4, 3/19/74,
[2913]iy FBI Laboratory Report dated 8/20/74,
[2914]L ,
[2916]Enclosed for the Bureau, AUSA, SDNY, and the
[2917]Lovisville Office are three photographs cf the caotioned
[2918]Gevice taken by EN Security Force personnel on 8/7/74, Also
[2919]enclosed for the AUSA, SDNY, is a UN pamphlet captioned,
[2920]"A Room of Quiet” .
[2922]I YW ENCLOSURES: . \ : -
[2925]CASE HAS SEEN:
[2927]CONVIC.
[2928]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR
[2929]PENDING PROSECUTION
[2931]OVER SIX MONTHS
[2933]approveo (A DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[2934]COPIES MADE:,.
[2936]PUT Po po a
[2937]UeBureau (185-352) (Encls, 3) (RM | 4 | 27 RE a
[2938]J*USA, SDUY (Encls., 4) (RM) i Yo
[2940](Agi, AUSA MAURICE MC DERMOTT)
[2941]2QeAlexandria (185-24) (RMy | 8 Sep 3 1974 ———
[2942]2eLos Angeles (185-114) (RM) |
[2944], 2-Louisville (185-6) (Encls. 3) ener mace H
[2945]2-New Haven (185~6) (2M) oe a
[2946]2-Newark (185-23) (2H)
[2947]ee apie Ge — a
[2948]Dissemination Record Record of of Artoched ed Report op Notations
[2950]Agency Tow. Prat” “Tay
[2951]et gett tt Sz _ we.
[2952]a -
[2953]. Para i, ?
[2956]Reqvest Reed. H
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[2962]| NWi88296—Docld:32989574 Pag
[2964]NY 185-229
[2968]ADMINISTRATIVE
[2970]As set forth in the initial New York teletype,
[2971]= interview of UN employees was prohibited by the Secretary-
[2972]General's office until 8/20/74. Since that date, however,
[2973]the Legal Department of the Secretary-General's office
[2974]; -has advised the NYO that-.it will authorize the interview
[2975]and appearance for testimony of all UN employees necessary
[2976]to the successful prosecution of the captioned matter.
[2977]All interviews, however, must be held outside the UN
[2978]premises, *
[2979]The suspect in this’ matter, MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN,
[2980]. FBI #313 717 E, previously known to the Los Angeles and
[2981]Alexandria Offices as a former member of the American
[2982]Nazi Party in 1966 through 1967 and a one-time bodyguard
[2983]- O£ GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL, founder of that organization.
[2984]Los Angeles files indicate that in 1969 BROWN was identified.
[2985]as a member of the Iron Cross Motorcycle Club, a pro-Nazi
[2986]motorcycle Srour in Glendale, California.
[2988]Ey Re th ety mn renmenentyt omen ee terme
[2990]The ‘Louisvillé Office has obtained, by subpoena ;
[2991]the suspect's toll call records for the period covering the
[2992]captioned incident, Initial investigation tends to support
[2993]theory that after departure from Berea, Kentucky, BROWN
[2994]contacted pro-Nazi associates in Falls Church, Virginia,
[2995]Hicksville, NY, and the NYC area during the period
[2996]- of the captioned incident.
[2998]f
[2999]j
[3000]t
[3001]Initial opinion of AUSA confirmed by separate
[3002]communication, i
[3003]LEADS
[3004]ALEXANDRIA ,
[3005]' At Falls Church, Virginia
[3006]. PL aR TPT AOD
[3007](1) Will contact logical informants covering the
[3008]American Nazi Party. and other white hate group sources
[3010]to determine possible assistance rendered to BROWN in .~
[3011]the captioned incident. .
[3013]P
[3015]g
[3016]COVER PAGE
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[3028]NY 185-229
[3030]+LEADS (CONT'D)
[3031]= LOS ANGELES
[3033]i At Los Angeles and Glendale, California
[3035], ,  ¢ (1) Will, through logical informant coverage, attempt
[3036]to determine relationship of the captioned incident with
[3037]the Identity Group and the Iron Cross Motorcycle Club,
[3039]4
[3040]oe
[3042]‘ LOUISVILLE
[3044]At Berea, Kentucky
[3046](1) Will conduct logical investigation to trace
[3048]-. Gisposition of dynamite shipped to Berea Sewer Service
[3049]Commission, Berea, on 8/21/73. Will also consider review |
[3050]of employees' records to determine possible relationship of j
[3051]MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN.
[3052]i
[3054](2) Will continue efforts to obtain current
[3055]photograph of BROWN.
[3057](3) Will continue to discreetly follow BROWN's
[3058]activities.
[3060]NEWARK
[3061]At Newark, New Jersev
[3063](1) Will contact logical informants in pro-Nazi
[3064]exdiwhite hate group areas for information regarding the
[3065]captioned incident,
[3067](2) Will continue efforts to identify GABRIEL
[3068]KOBDOVI (ph), as previously set forth.
[3070]NEW YORK
[3072]At New York, New York :
[3074]. (1) Will maintain liaison with the UN Security Force and
[3075]will exhibit photograph of BROWN when furnished by :
[3076]Louisville. i
[3077]. ri .
[3078](2) Will exhibit photograph of BROWN to logical employees
[3079]at the Commodore Hotel, NYC, in an attempt to identify
[3080]BROWN as hotel guest,
[3082]COVER PAGE
[3084]-Cr*. . _ 5
[3085]. -NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 65 oo Oy
[3087]Jeremie BW
[3090]so. FD-204 (Rev, 3-3-59)
[3091]d : .
[3092]|
[3094]Copy to: 4
[3096]Report of:
[3097]-Date:
[3101]Field Office File #;
[3103]Title:
[3107]Synopsis:
[3109]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ia the Property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its conten:2
[3110]are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[3112]yo
[3116]Captioned device removed by NYCPD Bomb
[3118]. Docld:32989574: Page 66--- -...
[3120]SS
[3121]7 , :
[3123].  . a. oe
[3124]un ® STATES DEPARTMENT OF s® iCE .. .
[3125]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ,
[3127]1-USA, SDNY (RM) (Encls. 4) .
[3129]{Att: AUSA MAURICE MC DERMOTT)
[3131]JAMES L. BECK Office: New York, New York i
[3132]8/28/74
[3134]New York (185-229) * pueau Fileg, 185-352
[3136]UNKNOWN SUBJECT; Pive Sticks
[3138]of Dynamite Found Inside .
[3140]Meditation Room, FPizst Floor, ae
[3141]United Nations General Assembly :
[3142]Building, August 7, 1974
[3144]ACT FOR PROTECTION OF FOREIGN OFFICIALS-
[3145]ATTEMPTED BOMBING~SUBVERSIVE; EXPLOSIVE AND’
[3146]INCENDIARY DEVICE
[3148]on 8/7/74, the US Mission to the UN advised
[3149]captioned device found by UN Security Force
[3150]inside Meditation Room of the UN General
[3151]Assembly Building on that date. AUSA,
[3152]SDNY, advises further FBI investigation
[3153]warranted in accordance with Title 18,
[3155]USE, Section 970, Protection of Foreign
[3156]Officials and Diplomatic Establishments,
[3158]Squad, Evidence submitted to FBI: Laboratory,
[3159]Interviews of UN Security Force and NYCPD
[3160]Bomb Squad set forth, On 8/9/74, LARRY
[3162]and JAY STAFFORD, Richmond, Kentucky,
[3164]advised of approach on 7/22/74 by MICHAEL
[3165]HALSEY BROWN, FBI $313 717 EB, to blow up
[3167]UN statuary. On 8/16/74,- the Louisville
[3168]Office obtained, by subpoena, toll records
[3169]of BROWN. Investigation at Commodore Hotel,
[3170]NYC, set forth, FBI Laboratory Report set
[3171]forth. Investigation continues. . ARMED AND NANCHROUS
[3173]mod
[3175]. @* P@
[3177]URNS Caml a nel Zhe bank beet POOLE
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[3180]U. S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING. OFFICE : 1970 (0 - 466-800
[3182].
[3185]. .
[3187]‘ . : .
[3189]NY 185-229
[3191]DETAILS: Enclosed for the Assistant United States
[3192]Attorney, Southern District of, New York are
[3193]3 photographs of the captioned device obtained
[3194]from the United Nations (UN) Security Force
[3195].on August 7, 1974, arid a UN pamphlet captioned,
[3196]. 5 . "A Room of Quiet". ,
[3198]-
[3202]Investigation in this matter is predicated upon
[3203]receipt of information from the United States Mission to the
[3204]United Nations (USMUN) on August 7, 1974, that an explosive
[3205]device, consisting of five sticks of dynamite, had been
[3206]located in the southwest corner of the Meditation Room, UN
[3207]General Assembly Building, New York, New York.
[3209]On August 7, 1974, Assistant United States
[3210]Attorney (AUSA) MAURICE MC DERMOTT, Southern District of
[3211]New York (SDNY), was apprised of the details in this matter,
[3212]and advised that it was his opinion that further FBI
[3213]investigation was warranted in accordance with Title 18, USC,
[3214]Section 970, regarding the protection of foreign diplomatic
[3215]establishments and intetnational organizations,
[3217]Te aenianaiiuma haere monies
[3219]0 The following investigation was conducted
[3220]at New York, New York:
[3222]Ren ATE A RROD MRAM Y INERT a
[3224]NW 85296 Docid:32989574 Page 6f , f
[3226]4 .
[3227]t @ocra BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION @ mes,
[3229]Date of transcription B/T2/ 7
[3231]Petectivea CHARLES WELLS, Bomb Squad, New York City
[3232]Police Denartment (NYCPD) furnished the following information
[3233]to SA JAHES R. LYONS:
[3235]on August 7, 1974, he and Officer BRIAN MURRAY were
[3236]working an 8:00AM to ns oGPM tour of duty. At 9:55AM, he
[3237]4 received a.telerhone call from the United Nations Security
[3238]Section and was advised that a bomb was discovered in the
[3239]United Nations General Assembly building.
[3241]Detactive WELLS further advised that he and Officer
[3242]MUTIRAY responce to the United fageons, Ceneral Assembly
[3246]2] ftw - p
[3248]building, U.it. Flaza, and wore le the Meditation Room
[3251]located on the first floor just inside the main lobby.
[3253]WELLS observed five loose sticks of dynamite located
[3254]in a corner of the room beneath a small wicker stool. He also
[3255]observed a length of red firecracker type fuse which was
[3256]placed on cné stick of dynamite,. a book of matches, and a
[3257]partially burned Lucky Strike cigarette butt.
[3259]WELLS stated that he removed the above deseribed
[3260]material to the NYCPD bomb truck, The explosive filler
[3261]was transported to the NYCPD Range, Rodran's Nack, New York,
[3262]and the dynanite wrappers, the book of matches, a
[3263]butt and fuse were taken to the NYCPD Bomb Squad office
[3264]Detective WELLS described the dynamite as five sticks
[3265]of Hercules 60 Percent Gelatine Extra, manufactured
[3266]August 21, 1973, and measuring 1 1/4 inches by 8 inches.
[3268]Interviewed on 8/ o/7T4 ot New York, New Yo rk File 185—2 23
[3269]. /
[3270]by SA JAMES R, LYONS: jas Date dictoted____—s—«sB/ 2. 2/74 _
[3272]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency:
[3273]it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your ageccy, 32,
[3275].
[3277]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Pagé 68. . | | ee
[3280]@eoera BUREAU oF investigation @
[3282]8/12/74
[3284]Date of transcription
[3285]Detective AIDREW HAUFMAN, Bomb Squad, NYCPD, furnished
[3286]the ‘following items of evidence to SA JAMES R, LYONS:
[3288]1) Five Hercules, Inc. Gelatin Extra Dynamite Wrappers,
[3289]Code Kumber “Aug 21, 1973 1B";
[3291]- 4 2). One length of red fuse;.
[3292]3) One white matchbook with orange and black lettering;
[3293]#) One Lucky Strike cigarette butt.
[3294]- Detective HAUFMAN advised that the above described
[3295]items were removed from the Meditation Room, United Nations
[3296]General Assembly puilding, UN Plaza, py Datective CHARLES
[3297]WELLS, who is also assigned to the Bomb Squad.
[3299]‘3
[3301]ye
[3303]ane
[3307]Interviewed‘on_- 8/8/74 oat New York 5 New York File = 3 852 23,
[3309]a
[3310]by. SA JANES R, LYONS :3as te dictated e/ H 21 74
[3311]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI it is the property of the FBI and is loaned to yaur agency:
[3313]it and ils contents are not to be distributed outside your agency,
[3317]- NW 88296 Docld:32989574- Page 69 oo . cr wiser ey
[3318]i a Gl . ee ca . we st — =
[3321]¢ : . in ‘ .
[3324]NY 185-229
[3326]|
[3327]t
[3329]i
[3330][
[3331]There follows sketches of the UN General Assembly |
[3332]main lobby and a detailed sketch of the Meditation Room:
[3334]I
[3335]. ~ t {
[3336]—NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 70 ; 7 oe, 7 oo . . e- |
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[3344]UN.GA. Bunoine ee Bo
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[3358]SECOND loo? QALCON
[3360]~ guest —— .
[3361]REGISTERS . EcugiTy OFFICER
[3363]POST * NA a
[3365]Posy #419
[3366]| MEDITATION
[3369]U.N. SECURITY
[3370]CouNciL. Room
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[3379]x NW 88296 _Docld:32989574 Page vie.
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[3385]|
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[3412]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page fz
[3415]. . . ‘ «
[3416]. .
[3421]NY 185-229
[3423]On August 8, 1974, SA JAMES R, LYONS submitted
[3424]évidence as obtained from the NYCPD Bomb Squad for
[3425]latent fingerprint examination to the FBI Laboratory.
[3426]There follows the results of that examination:
[3428]i /
[3432]te
[3434]ye
[3436]__NW 88296_Docld:32989574 Page73? _ _ }
[3439]eRe re FEDIRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[3440]: @ Washington, D. C. 20537 ’
[3442]REPORT
[3444]of the
[3446]IDENTHICATION DIVISION
[3448]“LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
[3450]YOUR FILE NO. 185-229 August 22, 1974
[3451]FBI FILE NO. ;
[3452]LATENT CASE NO. A~94767 y
[3453]. x
[3454]. s to: SAC, New York ° ¢
[3455]UNSUB.;
[3457]FIVE STICKS CF DYNAMITE
[3458]FOUND INSIDE MEDITATION RCOM
[3459]rE: FIRST FLOOR, UNITED NATIONS
[3460]GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING
[3461]- 8-97-74
[3462]PFO - ATTEMPTED BOMBING ~ SUBVERSIVE
[3464]t .
[3465]Airtel 8-8-74, teletypes 8-12-74 and 8-15-74, and
[3467]_ REFERENCE: Louisville teletype 8-10-74
[3468]EXAMINATION-REQUESTED BY: New York and Louisville
[3469]SPECIMENS: Five dynamite wrappers bearing pieces of tape, Qi
[3470]through @Q5
[3472]‘Seven pieces of tape from fuse, Q6
[3473]Match book, Q7
[3474]Cigarette butt, Q8
[3476]This report supplements and confirms information
[3477]furnished New York by Bucal 8-14-74,
[3479]Listed Q specimens further described in separate
[3480]Laboratory report, which will include disposition of specimens.
[3482]One latent fingerprint of value developed on cover
[3483]of match book, @Q7. One latent impression, either fingerprint or
[3484]‘(Continued « on next page)
[3486]Louisville (185-6) p .
[3487]Newark (185-23) x .
[3489]New Haven (185-8) ” Cwnwtis
[3490]Los Angeles (185-114)
[3492]* Clarence M. Kelley, Director
[3494]2
[3495]1
[3496]1
[3497]1
[3499]THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
[3502].NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 74
[3505]'
[3506]i
[3507]x
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[3511]cra tan a etunane amar A HS
[3513]-
[3516]4
[3518]SAC, New York _ Angus 22, 1974
[3522]palm print, .of value developed on sticky side of tape from Q6.
[3523]No latent fmpressions of value appear or were developed on re-
[3524]maining specimens.
[3526]Latent fingerprint identified as fingerprint of Robert
[3528]Colonell, U.S. Civil Service Commission, applicant to United Nations.
[3530]Remaining latent impression compared, insofar as possible, with
[3531]fingerprints of following named persons, but no identification
[3532]effected:
[3534]_ Robert Colonell . ; -
[3536]Richard Lee Granger, United Nations Security Officer
[3537]applicant
[3539]Michael Halsey Brown, FBI #318717E
[3541]Larry David Staiford, FBI #774553K9, #18113, PD,
[3542]Jefferson County, Louisville, Kentucky
[3544]Teresa Anne Franz, FBI 7100529M7, #1620801, SO,
[3546], San Diego, California
[3548]Theresa Ann Frantz, FBI #949860G
[3550]Raymond Frantz, #A42213, South Gate, California, PD
[3552]William Porter Gail, FBI #284932G
[3554]Terry Howard Frantz, #153-165, New Orleans,
[3555]Louisiana, PD
[3557]No palm prints located here for any of the above-named persons.
[3558]Major case prints necessary for conclusive comparisons.
[3560]. Basis information furnished, no fingerprint record
[3561]located here for Jay Statford, Henry Hunter, Hunter Ray Frantz
[3562]or Gabriel Kordovi.
[3564]Page 2 -10-
[3565]LC #A-94767
[3568]” 1.936 (Res.
[3570]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 76
[3572]7-16-73) ry M
[3574]FEDE tA Hq SUKEAU OF INVEST pits
[3575]NY 185229 Washington, 1). CG. 20537
[3576]REPORT
[3580]Weegee FMA
[3581]IDENTIFICATION  BIVISION
[3582]. LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
[3584]YOUR FILENO.  1635-%
[3586]FBIFILENO. ,
[3588]LATENT CASENOL 2 8.4969
[3592]qo; SAC, Louisville =. .
[3593]CUS i
[3594]E£LYe wlicads CL QULASITE FOu UD ivstom
[3595]MEDITATION RGGI, FIMST FLCOR
[3597]RE: Gi:CA DUILSIRG, AT GUST 7, 1274
[3599]SING - SUBVERSIVE
[3603]EF G-ATTEMPTED BOWS
[3604]iD
[3607]Louisville
[3610]EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY:
[3611]SPECIMENS:
[3613]August 20, 1974
[3615]‘Th? latent impression oveviously renorted and remaining
[3617]weibie,
[3619]unicentiied ia tals CAfS Was coir snared, inscvar as pos
[3621]7-0 palm prints here for smith.
[3623]SEARCHED
[3624]SERIALIZED
[3625]AUG? I
[3627]Clarence M. Keliey, Director
[3629]THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED A QR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
[3631]Fat nee Xan
[3633]with
[3634]gith \viMilam iialth, £2f .ous757d, tat 2 s0 idanti-
[3635]rlajor cage orints
[3636]aLlfi2 comp2risons wilh this iaternt impresgioa.
[3638]wwmation furnished, no iingerpvint record
[3640]IG TL
[3642]1 i974
[3648]’ ° . .
[3649]3 .
[3650], e ©
[3651]. . .
[3653]NY 185-229
[3655]4 There follows the results of the interviews
[3656]conducted with the UN Security Force:
[3658]-
[3660]te
[3662]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page77- ae sy ee wee -
[3665]FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70} . ; OQ , oN: a of |
[3666]oe | ® |
[3668]oan . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[3670]8/20/74
[3672]1 . Date of transcription
[3674]RICHARD LEE GRANGER, Security Officer, Security and
[3675]Safety Section, United Nations (UN) General Assenoly (Hida)
[3676]Building, was interviewed in the vicinity of 42rd Street and
[3677]UN Plaza, view York, ew York. Security Officer GRANSER
[3678]furnished the following information:,
[3680]an
[3684]On Wednesday, August 7, 1974, he reported to his place
[3685]of employment at the UN Building, New York, Mew York, at anproxi-
[3686]mately 3:00 a.m. At 9:15 asin, the guard shift for that day
[3687]undervent inspection and he was assigned security post 117,
[3688]whieh is the ‘oditation Room, First Sloor, UN Building. GRANGER
[3689]G@usniLed tha VaGitation Po wa as a arall, darkened room set
[3690]aside for purposes of prayer and meditation for persons of
[3691]all religious faiths. He deseribed the room as -ceing almost
[3692]rectangular in shape with one end being smaller than the
[3693]other, nowever. The room containg a small sauare stone,
[3694]and the west’ end of the recom contains ten small benches
[3695]utilized for the purposes of prayer or meditation. GF
[3696]further stated that folloying his assicnmment, he obtained the
[3697]key to the tiedihaticn Room from the basement Conference Room
[3698]at 9:25 a.m. and proceeded directly to the Meditation Room,
[3699]which is normally locked, except for the hours of operation
[3700]of 9:35 a.m. to 5:30 p.m, seven days a week. He advised that
[3701]after unlocking the room, he undertook tne normal procedure
[3702]of physically gearching the room with a flashlight for packages
[3703]or articles of clothing pvossibly left by visitors to the UE
[3704]Building. He advised that he ssarched the est end of the room
[3705]near the large vainting first, and then proceeded to search
[3706]in the vicinity of the west end, turning over each of the smail
[3707]benches in the process o£ searcning. He advised that wnen he
[3708]turned over the small bench in tne extreme southwest corner of
[3709]the room, he Saw what appeared to be five sticks of dynamite.
[3711]Ha advised that en lcoking cleter, Re cyuerved wiat appearsa
[3712]to be to sticks of dynamite taned together, three leose sticks,
[3713]an open pack cf magqenas, a cicarette, and a fuse assem iviag
[3714]in the corner of the room. ile advised that the ciyaret Was
[3715]not smoking. He advised that he immediately left the roon,
[3716]without touching any part of the. device, locking the door
[3717]behind him and notified his immediate superior, Sergeant MITCHELL,
[3718]GRANGER advised that he did net re-enter the reom until
[3720]deenemergrennetmeneeengenenetengsyeint “at he tenner eener tee pT cep,
[3722]44
[3724]~ treme Yo teranrene reereqen eestor RARRrYer Papert Per NRE Rt EERPERURAER REL RES Sng pepe eel tate sneer vetpmte iyitnen = serine ttennnrnrres siereeerinreumenngens oF
[3726]Interviewed on » New Y6rk, New York cue e N¥_ 185-229
[3728]8/19/74
[3730]SAs JANES L. BECK and ° :
[3731]by DAVID E. VO HOLLE JLB/ss pote extorea___ 8/20/74
[3733]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FRILL It is the property of the FB! end is loaned to your agenty:
[3735]it and Ils contents are not to bo distributed oulside your agency 43
[3737]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 78 ; '
[3738]fer - .
[3741]185~229
[3744]approximately 3:30 p.m., by which time the explesive device
[3745]ha@ alreddy been removed by the New York City Police Depart-
[3746]4 ment: (H¥CPD). - e
[3748]GRANGER advised that the guard posts at the UN
[3749]are rotated frequently and tnat he nad only been assigned
[3750]duty at the ileditation Room on. a few other occasions in his
[3751]four vears of amployment with the Ul Security Force. iis
[3752]@GVisSeu TAase Ls wau moc worked ac tho UN on eit! ter Monday or
[3753]Yuesday, tnese dates being ais days off that veek and that he
[3754]had not observed any suspicious activity in the vicinity of
[3755]the Laditation Room prior to his unlocking the room, ile
[3756]added that no visitors had been allowed in the UN Building
[3757]as yet that morning and that ae could think of no possible
[3758]motive .for the attempted bombing. Security Officer GRANGER
[3759]advised that he, ould furnisn no further information.
[3765]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 79
[3770]4 , ~ oAt
[3772]Quer BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION @.
[3774]od ‘ Date of transcription 8/20/74 .
[3775]NEIL BREEN, Lieutenant, Svecial Services Unit,
[3777]United Nations (UN) Security and Safety Section, was inter=-
[3779]vieued in the vicinity of 43rd Street and UN Plaza, New
[3781]York, iliaw York. LUdeutenant BREEN furnished the following
[3783]informations
[3785]On Wednesday, August 7, 1974, he was on duty in the
[3786]Ru] General Assembly (UNGA}) Building, when he was notified by
[3787]Sergeant SETCHELL that an explosive Uevice nad been discovered
[3788]in the iieditation Room. Lieutenant BREEN advised trat he then
[3789]participated in the clearing of the UN lobby of all visitors.
[3790]He advised that the New York City Police Department (NYCPD)
[3791]Bow Squad arrived shortly thereafter md removed the explosive
[3792]device tnrough the UN main entrance.
[3794]Me
[3796]Lieutenant BREEN advised that he then participated
[3797]with other members of the Special Services Unit in the interview
[3798]of UN security personnel on duty that morning. Lieutenant
[3799]BREEN advised that the Meditation Room is onan only from the
[3800]hours of 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 o.-m., seven Gays a week. He advised
[3801]that tie xrcom is normally cleaned daily, during the morning
[3802]hours usually. ‘tile further stated that no smoking is permitted
[3803]in the Meditation Room ani that no packages are allowed to be
[3804]carried into the room. Lieutenant Brom advised that the
[3805]room is a small, dark enclosure frecunatiy uned for purposes
[3806]of prayer and meditation by bota ua delegates and visitors.
[3807]He added that normally there are thre? thi security officers
[3808]on duty in the main lobby of the Uv at all times.
[3810]Lieutenant BPREN stated that the office YS on duty are
[3811]instructed to search incoming packages and that visitors. are
[3812]invited to check packages and related items at the ui main gate
[3813]prior to entry into the UN Building. He ‘advised that on occasion
[3814]various ethnic and political aroaps during the courge sf
[3815]demonstrations in the UH had staged sit-down strikes, but that
[3816]there had never beea any warning or indication regarding the use
[3817]of explosives. Lieutenant BREEN advised that he could furnish
[3818]no further information regarding tha incident at the present time.
[3821]x
[3824]smerviewed-onB/ Lod 14 New York, New York ene 2 NY 185~229
[3826]SAs JAMES L. BECK and r
[3827]DAVID E.\ON HOLLE  d#LG/ss 8/20/74
[3829]by Gate dictated
[3831]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. ‘It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
[3832]it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[3834]~15— .
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[3837]NWL88296_Docld:32989574 Page 80 ke ee t
[3840]. . . . ve .
[3841]| | ®
[3842]y a
[3844]NY 185-229
[3846]é 6
[3847]The following investigation was conducted at
[3848]Lexington and Berea, Kentucky:
[3850]t
[3852]NW! 88296 Docld:32989574. Page 81.
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[3858]on™ BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIOWS ° :
[3861]. ,
[3863]zt . . e 7 prt
[3865]' Date of teanseriptiono Ee 4
[3866]WILLA MIOR-STAFFORD, regiding at 1102
[3868]Claridge im.c, Loans oly noatccky, aint imocwn to intere
[3870]vieviingy ageuc ag fei OnD, furnished the following
[3872]LHL re pees tis. ox a
[3874]1 PYEAPEGHD advised that an eeddyd
[3876]. 3 hin.as HIND Poni anpeared at {taiie
[3878]Tent hte PoWwg Bap tue aah os
[3880]tine dnvadvou JAY and bis brother 1
[3882]im a ec nycreation concerning tee ov ce
[3884]of Loehe, ¢ vi@hity to nick baw
[3886]sty
[3888]wend Celle sedis at FOR VERON G pears nina eB AG ead lcs Veale
[3890]might redquire the unauthorized picking or ogeninn of
[3892]Lochs. LTADEONO advidsed thant neither he nor hig brother
[3894]spe egeed guy intevest in DIO TI's sursestions and ENGN
[3895]he akZervd Lock Snop and vas not secon again until
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[4171]_ JAY SUAFFCRD stated BRON then dis seussed
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[4173]was finamcad by a votired Colonel or Generak of the
[4174]F Ary ane tals individual hed-cootraeted with BROWN
[4175]to tostray + tie statucos, woal STAITOND stated that
[4176]BROW cLsclcsed that be had contracted ta "serform®*
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[4178]Nations building and destroy the statues. The $25
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[4189]2 and solicited the involvenent of JAY
[4190]FORD for tha purposs ef kuoning people
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[4192]placed > Lowi ves a vod tit statya 6HrS0a and Lit the
[4195]fuss. won weak ds ased tae possis SLiLiy of having
[4197]an oxmdrt visted shat shoot out the norreiilance
[4198]canera, wnich advernd ‘the, area ef the «avi etatute. ~
[4199]DRA &150 ise a 3@ pessibiaity of arviving at
[4200]the United Kati ad Las ng in 2 van trea wenicle
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[4216]he and his neecomnilces wore esnliovead by a ac cvmny which
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[4219]Nations tacliltics. L000) aise eiscusscd: tue possloility
[4220]of heaving an individesi in a woeel their, sitting on
[4222]the Ghesaw3eVe Cane dy Aau ilep7a@d tusk oatrance ta
[4224]Thea United waetioug wonitities Gould be acconsiisaed
[4226]this way witowic suspicion,
[4228]. DROGYN siso ciscussed with JAY STAFFOND and
[4229]his brother ths nossip xi1ity cf invelving another
[4230]individual ia this echema, explaining that wis individual
[4231]had been toaching or instructing LICH in the use
[4232]of rappelilug walls with reves. CGN dseussed
[4233]tha fact that a frecvay was adgrncent to cr under the
[4234]United Nations facilities and that esenana could be
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[4248]or wall and, once escaping the facilities in this
[4249]manner, an automobile could be stopped, a pistol
[4250]stuck in the face of the occupant and the occupant
[4251]- forced té drive BROWN and other members of the group
[4252]y to any destination in New York. ©
[4254]' JAY STAFFORD advised that BROWN, apparently
[4256]in an attempt to impress he and his brother, related
[4257]to the fact that if they were interested in involving
[4258]themselves in this type of scheme and could "perZzornm"
[4259]well, that they would acquire a number of influential
[4260]friends and might even be able to see Governor GEORGE
[4261]WALLACS. BROW related to the fact that the STAFFORD
[4262]brothers would have no expenses if they involved them
[4263]selves on the trip to New York City inasmuch ag he,
[4264](PROWN) had a number of friends and associates who
[4265]they cold lodge with to and from New York. JAY STAFFORD
[4266]advised’ that EPROWVN repeatedly referred to the term
[4267]"“yerformance"™ anid STAPFORD interpreted the word
[4268]“performance” to mean or identical with pulling off
[4269]gome type of job. BROWN related that he had not 'berformed"
[4270]in several years and needed to 'perform" at this time
[4272]_ ain order to regain influence or re-establish himself
[4273]with prior associates.
[4275]BROWN further briefly discussed religious
[4276]; philosophies with JAY STAFFORD and his brother, relating
[4277]t--""---- the fact that the Bible had been misinterpreted. BROWN
[4278]stated that the Bible referredigormmhorizes man to
[4279]have at least seven wives and also related to the fact
[4280]that the destyvuction of statues in the United Nations
[4281]pbuilding would be accomplished for religious as well
[4282]as political reasons.
[4284]BROWN then asked of JAY STAFFORD and his
[4285]brother, if they were aware of anyone in Kentucky who
[4286]could furnish hin dynamite. JAY STAFFORD advised that
[4287]he might have given BROWN information concerning a
[4288]younger brother of a person known to JAY STAFFORD as
[4289]GLENN LYNN DEORTING, of Lexington, Kentucky. JAY STAFFORD
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[4302]advised that he at one time was a fricnd of DEORTING:* aa
[4303]“and bolisved that. DnGNTIRG's' > -younger brother had
[4304]expericndo With nitroglycerin and’ had” perhaps attempted
[4305]to, or had in fact, pr oduced hitroeg¥Fycerin in the
[4307]garage of DECRTING’s'= residence in Lex sington, Kentucky.
[4308]STATTCRD advised he could not say for certain whether
[4309]or not he gave BROWN DECRTING'sT - name. BROWN dise
[4310]cussed the possibility of using dynanite on the
[4312]statue that wes in the basement of the United Nations
[4313]pbuilding.
[4315]JAY STAITCRD advised that PRCVN exhibited
[4316]a box upstairs at the BROWN residence and this box
[4317]contained some bags of white powder. BROWN described
[4318]these bags of powder as ‘peeing ingtedients which were
[4319]to be ihcorpors ted in a chemical composition, this
[4320]compositicn being capable of producing extrenely high.
[4321]temperatures if it was ighited. BROWN expressed the
[4322]fact that this composition would compictely meit any
[4323]bronze or steal item and that it would acquire a
[4324]temperature of 50,000 degrees. BROWN «stated that
[4325]he was expecting a shipment of another ingredient
[4326]which he did not have at the time, and cncé- this
[4327]ingredient arrived, he would be able to manufacture
[4328]the heat producing product. JAY STAPPORD advised
[4329]that BROWN called the name of this ingredient and
[4330]that it either had something to do with, sounded like,
[4331]or incorporated aluminun.
[4333]; JAY STAPFORD stated that BROWN made a number
[4334]of references to "svine piss" BROW then asked
[4335]JAY STAFFORD and his brother it it wouldn't be more
[4336]yewarding to let the "swine pigs" know that their days
[4337]were numbered than to be rich. BRGVN suggested that
[4338]the STAFTORD brothers could involve tiasseives in
[4339]activities that he had in mind, and if they "performed"
[4340]well, they would not have any money or other problems.
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[4353], BROWN advised that he was going to plae the
[4354]explosives at the United Nations buiiding whether or
[4355]not JAY SPAFFORD and his brother wanted to go along.
[4356]BROWN gave the impression tiat he was comnitted to de
[4357]this some time around the first of August. [Rowe told
[4358]the STAFFORD brothers that it would bave to be done and
[4360]hat he yould do it alone if necessary. BROWN told the
[4361]STAPPER! A Sint he had proposed thin scheme to some of
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[4371]they had refused to go along with it. BROWN discussed
[4372]the fact that he had been charged on a number of counts
[4373]in the state of California, but had never been con
[4375]victed, DR also alleged that he was using an alias
[4376]and that it he used nis true nane, he would not be
[4377]able to-pet employment. Boon also exhibited to the
[4378]STAFFORD brothers, a motorcycle magazine, which L2oWN *
[4379]suggested he was publishing or some how invadived in
[4380]the publication of this magazine. JAY STATSOCND furs
[4381]ther advised that he observed four hich powered rifles
[4382]in one of the upstairs rooms of the DROWN resicence.
[4384]STAFTORD deseribed the upstairs of BROWN's residence
[4385]as being an attic which had been converted into utility
[4386]Space containing two rooms, one of these rooms being
[4387]walled with a paneling material and unfinished and the
[4388]other room used to store what appeared to be personal
[4391]JAY STAFFCAD advised that neither he nor
[4392]his brother LAHKY considered DRGWH's proposal to be
[4393]legitamate at the tine and that their vigit with
[4394]POUN was terminated with the understanding or feeling
[4395]that JAY and LADRY weuld recontect hin if and when the
[4396]were interested in involvins themselves in the type of
[4398]“activity which DAOwN hed described. JAY STArFCRD stated
[4400]that he felt that BNOWN trusted he and his brother,
[4401]probably basing this trust on the fact that JAY and
[4402]LARRY had been involved in a burplaryesafe cracking
[4403]attempt. JAY STAFFORD advised that he and his brother
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[4411]left the RPOVN residence on the evening of- July 253,
[4412]1874, and have not seen nor been contacted by BROWN
[4414]Since thit tire. .
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[4417]. “YAY STAFFORD described BRCWH ns a white
[4418]male, 6'2", 100 rounds, blond hair (combed back}, full
[4419]beard vith mustache. LUSOVWN drives an old green
[4420]Chevrolet autonobile, -posgibly a 1967 model.
[4424]@ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI.
[4427]8/13/74
[4429]Date of transcription
[4431]LARRY SWREROY- STAFFORD, 3676 Crosky Drive,
[4432]‘Lexington, Kentucky, known to the interviewing
[4433]agent by previous association, furnished the fol~
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[4437]. ' STAFFORD advised that an individual known
[4438]j to him as, MIKE BROWN appeared at the Stafford Lock
[4440]Shop of Richrond,’ Kentucky, in August, 1973. The
[4442]Stafford Lock Shop is a business owned and managed
[4444]by LARRY SVEENGY STAFFORD and WILLIAM JUHIOR (JAY)
[4446]STAFFORD from the Zall of 1973 until approximately
[4448]August 1, 1974. Brine this visit by BEGWN in the
[4450]. fall of 1973, BROWN involved LARRY STA®TFORD and his
[4452]brother JAY in a conversation which was interpreted
[4454]by LARRY STAFTORD as designed to produce LARRY's
[4456]and JAY’s feelings or attitudes concerning the
[4458]possibiliy of the STAFFORD brothers! involvement in
[4460]burglary or unauthorized lock oe etane activiies.
[4462]LARRY ST APFORD advised that neither he nor his
[4464]brother JAY gave the impression that they would be
[4466]interested in those type'‘of activities and BROWN
[4468]Bubsequentiy left the STAFTORD Lock Shop and was
[4470]not heard of nor seen again until July 22, 1974.
[4472]On July 22, 1974, BROWN again appeared
[4473]at the Stafford Lock Shop and disclosed the fact
[4474]that he had read an article in the Richmond,
[4475]Kentucky, newspaper wherein JAY and LATE STAFFORD
[4476]were described as two individuals arrested on
[4477]duly 4, 1974, burglarizing the Grant's Department
[4478]Store in Frankfort, Kentucky. BROWN made reference
[4479]to the fact that he had read this article and dis-
[4480]closed to the SEAFFCRD brothers that he felt that
[4481]they were his kind of people. LARRY STAFFORD advised
[4482]that BROWN then asked if he and his brother JAY would
[4483]beidtntercsted in "going for broke™, SGRONN suggested,
[4484]that LARRY and JAY STAFFORD might he interested in
[4485]involving themselves in some activities which he (DROWN)
[4486]had in.mind and if these activities vere a success,
[4487]LARRY and JAY STAFFORD would gain a number of influential
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[4795]eos er, ret he as Bes te Fe hry
[4796]CSHORSUVATIONS asd orente digturbences and oshts
[4797]in
[4799]aypaas to eihexs the cature of thone eventa
[4801]GEALYORD Zu
[4803]ossd that
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[4814]aaiio : nel OEEREICH oF these chanicals as
[4815]is sing of incendiary composition, whieh,
[4816]ara eet ef gcech a hick
[4817]“any pewkae oe wheel
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[4821]bade reforones to tins
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[4831]fd ate,
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[4839]ened GB Ge OBO Ook
[4841]e
[4842]0 LAL GDARPORD aceised tint EMO claind
[4843]: ¢o be a publishes or Cistributos ef gene tyne 02
[4844]machine nu tie aGnprension wan given that sno0N either -
[4845]published or perticipsted in the publicatiscn cf
[4846]& hocorewle meiented pmneaminea. SOPARXSORD adyised
[4847]x i an ‘ Lvocher how he
[4849]1 a
[4850]. t - v7, 8 _Vv 3 «| BF . tt ~
[4851]thay 2.0.3) dnyndised ef be amd his Es
[4852]x
[4854]micht obtein dynaiite and furthe aed plans of
[4855]g
[4857]be
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[4860]Oe
[4861]ef,
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[4865]' LS 185~+6
[4866]4 .
[4870]using dynamite to destroy statucs in the United Nations
[4871]facilities. STAFFORD stated that BROWN was attempting
[4872]to convince he and his brother, JAY,*to involve then~
[4873]selves in placing explosives in the United Nations
[4874]Building, the STAFFORD brothers’ involvement being that
[4875]of causing’ a disturbance while BROWN pinced chemicals
[4876]around the base of the devil tyne statue on the main
[4877]Lloor of the United Nations Building. BROWN further
[4878]discussed alternative methods of getting into the building,
[4879]one of tho metheds boing the ugco of an individual in
[4881]a wheel chair whe would sit om explicsives to conceal
[4883]then. BROWN further discussed the possibility of exiting
[4884]out the rear of the United Nations facilities which
[4886]BROWN described as being built adjacent to or over a
[4887]freeway. BROW discussed the use of ropes to rappel
[4889]walls and the possibility of an escape methed wherein
[4891]the freeway would be reached, and then a passing motorist
[4892]would be flagged down. Once the passing motorist stoped,
[4893]a pistol vould be shoved in his face and he could be
[4894]£Zorced to take an individual or several individuals
[4895]anywhere they wanted to go.
[4897]LARRY STATYTORD advised that BROWN claimed
[4898]that he had contracted to destroy statues at the United
[4899]Nations building and that his orders or contract came
[4900]from a retired Colonel or General in the Army. BROWN -
[4901]talked about having $250 expense money which would be
[4902]used for the purchase of explosives and travel to and
[4903]from New York State. BROWN discussed the fact that
[4904]little money was needed inasmuch as he had associates
[4905]or 2ricnds in route to New York, who would provide
[4906]food and lodging. .
[4908]Baw
[4910]“LARRY STAFFORD advised that BROWN continued |
[4911]to use the expression "reorformance™ and advised that
[4912]he would travel to Mew York and complete this contract
[4913]assignment whether or not LARRY and his brother partici-
[4914]pated. BROWN also discussed the fact that a friend _ -
[4916]J
[4918]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 93 ee we a
[4920]Serres
[4923]or another indi
[4925]i * . . SRAPPFORD ad
[4926]a white role, 2
[4927]| (alin), ?
[4929]be area gre
[4933]fine ate wa
[4937]Chovrolet, appr
[4939]IW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 94
[4940]‘oh Doel
[4942]BGVAEL TORT bisa 2S
[4944]visual wes currently giving hia instrauce
[4946]tions omivenotilins walls and clifvs.
[4948]Fis
[4950]dyised that EEOUN 4: deseribed ag
[4951]ape Guinavely uF Ley Sjoneo or EES
[4953]Fol
[4955]= “Fa: 7 ye
[4956]a estENe hak y SMIL, MouLnm Le
[4958]tee
[4961]ache, end Dutiaiits. haie is combed back on
[4963]team ot 7 beeen te ee To. oe ee
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[4965]UGGEEVES LG uszve Ba Bf OOw
[4969]examniely 2005 vintece.
[4971]3
[4972]Ray
[4974]ye De
[4978]aA GARE EP EINES PEELE IIIT ILE LEO on
[4980]Maa ol ch era neatPAA mati
[4983]z e
[4984]i
[4986]NY 185-229
[4988]On August 16, 1974, tha,telephone records for the
[4989]residence of MICHAEL HALSEY_,RowN, 101 Cherry Road, Berea,
[4990]_ Kentucky, telephone numbez"502-986-9744, were obtained
[4991]“™ by subpoena. The following toll charges and information’ ed
[4993]pertaining to each are set forth: “yk
[4995]ly 4 : August 2, 1974 - Call from BROWN's residence at
[4996].? » Berea, Kentucky, to Falls Church,
[4998]Virginia, 703~532-1527.
[5000]; August 3, 1974 , Collect call to BRoWN's
[5001]° -  “ yesidence from Falls Church,
[5002]“  WVirginia. Records reflect
[5003]wi. Call was made from a coin phone
[5007]“ - with the first three digits 532.
[5009]August 3,-1974 A third party call by MIKE
[5010]. fROWN from coin phone’ at Falls
[5011]Pas Vircinia, 703-532-9515,
[5012]. to New York City, New York,
[5013]: 212-877-7048,
[5017]August 3, 1974 A third party billing by MIKE
[5018]BROWN from Falls Church,
[5019]Virginia, coin phone, 703-532-1527
[5020]to Hicksville, New York, |
[5022]| ae Perinat ee Yee eS nN ITN He NerEeNNAMLARAR NNN NI
[5024]° 516-938-8700.
[5026]August 5, 1974 A collect call from 687 telephone [|
[5027]exchange in New York City
[5028]accepted at the residence
[5029]of MIKE BROWN in Berea, Kentucky,
[5031]i
[5032]|
[5033]August 6, 1974 A collect station-to-station [
[5034]call to Darien, Connecticut ;
[5035](the call appears on the bili :
[5036]to be from BROWN's residence '
[5037]‘ at Berea, Kentucky) number ,
[5038]655-1950, i
[5040]It is noted that 687 exchange (or MUrray Hill 7) is . ‘
[5041]used by the New York Telephone Company for the area in Manhattan
[5042]from East 37th Street north to East 47th Street and from
[5043]. Fifth Avenue east to the Hast River, WILLIAM F. MC GARTY,
[5044]New York Telephone Company, stated that recording of only exchange
[5045]numbers on a long distanée collect call, i.e. 687, indicates
[5046]that the call was placed from & coin box in the above-described
[5047]area, . -
[5049]emma seirenrertgeannte, sty HN Se
[5051]Pha we eeepenes
[5053].. NW 88296 Docid:32989974 Page 95,
[5055]L
[5057]NY 185-229
[5059]’ Results of interviews with employees«of the
[5061]4”
[5063]Commodore Hotel, New York City follow:
[5067]NW 85296 Docid:32989574 Page 96
[5072]+ FD302(Rev. 127-70) : . 7 TG ‘
[5073]. _e® , @ . @ ‘ ary 4
[5074]. - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[5075]. %
[5076]1 ;
[5077]- Dote of tronscription ___ 8/23 JFA
[5079], GEORGE YENEGUS, 37 Schenck Avenuc, Brooklyn, New York,
[5080]telephone (212) 647-8368, was interviewed at tne Commodore
[5081]Hotel, 42nd Street and Park Avenue, “anhattan, New York City,
[5082]where he is employed as Chief of Security. ~
[5084]a é
[5087]He advised that a hotel. reqistration card indicates that
[5089]a MIKE BROW xégistered at the hotel at 7:15 pem., August 5, 1974,
[5091]and was assiened Room 1092, SPCW indicated that his address was
[5092]Rt. 7, Box 236, Little Rock, Arkansas. PUTT raid $29.98
[5094]cash in advance for the room and checked out sometime on
[5096]August 6, 1974, MBNEGUS stated that there is no check-out time
[5097]Stammed on the revistration card ard BYOIN nresumably checked
[5098]out scnetime before the hotel's lo par. checkeout tire,
[5100]MENEGUS stated that the registration card indicates that
[5102]BROWN checked in alone and that no additional charges, such as
[5103]telephone calls, ware billed to him. The registration indicates
[5104]that Conmznodore Hotel .clerk #16, “Mr. BILL FOSTER, handled’ the -
[5105]transaction with BROW. .
[5107]MENECUS stated that the original registration card is
[5108]maintained by Mr, JAMES J,.‘SHEVLIN, General Credit Manager,
[5109]Hotel Biltrore, Madison Avenue at 43rd Street, Manhattan,
[5110]MENEGUS explained that the Commodore Hotel and Biltmore Hotel
[5111]are part of the same chain and records of both hotels are
[5112]maintained at the Biltmore.
[5114]s
[5116]rf
[5117]Interviewed on __ 8/22/74 ot. New York, New York Fite # NY_185~-229
[5118]y
[5120]SA VINCENT MILACCIO, IR. VM emEw 8/23/74
[5122]by Date dictated
[5124]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
[5125]your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[5130]FD-302 (Rev. Ll-u7-79), Co @
[5132]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[5133].
[5135]” -
[5137]8/23/74
[5139]Date of transcription
[5141]i
[5143]6
[5145]ED BLUHM, Parking Attendant, Commodore Hotel,
[5146]Park Avenue at 42nd Street, Manhattan, advised that if
[5147]5 a customer requests that his car be narked at the
[5148]Manhattan Parking and Pealty Corp. Parking Lot, located
[5149]at 213 East 43rd Street, which is the parking lot
[5150]utilized by the Commodore Hotel, the license plate number
[5151]is recorded before the vehicle is driven to the parking lot.
[5153]_ BLUEM stated that a review of the entries made
[5154]on August 5, 1974, for vehicles so parked did not reflect .
[5155]any vehicle with Kentucky license plates. .
[5157]ne
[5159]se
[5160]-
[5161]SAR RR Na REE BRIS AST
[5164].
[5165]IITA on mandeaenenetttie A
[5168]tnterviewed on 8/21/74 or ___Now York, Mew York File # __ MY 185-229
[5170]by ——___SA_VINCENT MILACCTO, JP, Date dictated 8/23/74
[5172]“8 e
[5173]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the Property of the FBI and is loaned to
[5174]your agency; it and its contents ure not to be distributed outside your agency.
[5176]NW 85296 Docid:32989574 Page 98 -33-
[5178]Nataly A te Wetee Hs ROE vee veneer Sn etenes $28
[5181]* - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[5183]ads . 8/25/74
[5184]Date of transcription
[5186]On Avaust 22,1974, New York Office (NYO), FPaderal |
[5187]Bureau of Investigatinn (2 75%) Soee Lal Adents(SAs} DROA WY. CAER
[5188]and COREY W, HART obtained a subvoena duces tecum fron
[5189]Assistant United States Attorney (ACoA) JOUN H. GROSS, Southern
[5190]Detrict of siew York (SDNY), for tne original registration card
[5191]for cre HIKE ShOdd, who was registered on August 5,174 at tna
[5192]Commadere Hotel, Park Avenue at 42nd, Street, Net York GM), nite
[5194]3
[5195]‘ 2 » . : .
[5196]Zt is noted tue subpeana duces tecun was prepared in the nae of
[5197]. Hotel Silimore, Jadison Avenue ang 43rd Streat, LY» WY, since the
[5198]te Commodors, jiotel records are maintained at the piltmora Totel.
[5202], Sarved ii.t ausooer & vuces teow to GMIBS Te ROHR, “Ronictent
[5203]-* tenerah cxedse ~AdaYyoxr for tue wiiusore howgie Da ie
[5204]with the subpoena request and released original registration card.
[5206]1 t
[5207]3
[5209]ewes t fine
[5210]Ro eee
[5212]se
[5216]a
[5218]rf
[5219]Interviewed on__ 8/22/74 seat Now York, Nex S Fite +_NY 3295-229
[5220]w .
[5222]by Bhs paws 7 CARH § COREY YW. TART /mad date dictoted
[5228]f
[5232]i
[5238]2
[5241]R/22/74
[5243]t
[5245]This document contains neither recommendetions nor conclusions oT AFB, it is the property of the FBl and is loaned to your agency; | {
[5247]it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. f
[5248]444 , E
[5250]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 99 . ro
[5254]t
[5255]at
[5256]low
[5259]o
[5261]NY 185-229
[5263], . «
[5265]a
[5267]. * r .
[5268]. _is IN VIE. OF SUSPECT'S, “MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN'S,
[5269]PRIOR ARREST FOR DISCHARGE OF A FIPEARM DuTO AN OCCUPTED BUILDING,
[5271]AND HIS USE OF BXOLOSIVE “IATERIALS IN THE HATTER WIDER INVESTI-
[5272]GATION, BPOWN SHOULD BE CONSTDRPED ARIBD AND DANICEROUS.
[5274]~354- | | ;
[5276]NW 88296 Docld:37989574 Page 100 . ’
[5281]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 102
[5283].=AL FORM NO. - BO10+108-08
[5284]* hay 1982 EDITION
[5285]GSA GEN. REG. NO. a .
[5286]UN ITED STATES GC- Qo
[5287]Memo ran dum
[5289]DIRECTOR, FBI
[5291]SAC, HONOLULU 157-103 (C)
[5294]x
[5296]. MICHAEL HALSEY o\-
[5298]Aka Mike H.Brown ~ Foe
[5299]- (RM — HAWAII 8 ‘
[5300]OO: HN
[5302]Enclosed are nine copies of LHM captioned as above.
[5304]Inasmuch as subject has made a threat concerning Chief
[5305]Justice EARL WARREN, a copy of LHM is being made available
[5306]locally to Secret Service and an additional copy for the Bureau
[5307]in the event it is desired to furnish Secret’ Service a copy at
[5308]Washington, Dz. Cc. ‘ -
[5310]Investigation at Honolulu was conducted by SA LEO 8S,
[5312]BRENNEISEN. <
[5313]cogs dts Ba A Lourie
[5314]T-1 is ken,
[5316]HN 0.8... BRENNEISEN, contacted 1/13/65,
[5317]who requested her ide ntity @e concealed. {
[5319]Source who described ANP on APPENDIX page is CS RH 94-R.
[5321]Since there is no indication BROWN is an officer of the
[5322]-American Nazi Party and no indication the organization has formed
[5323]in Hawaii, no further investigation is being conducted in this
[5324]matter. However, in the event any information is received of
[5325]possible formation of ANP in Hawaii, this matter will be reopened
[5326]and consideration given to requesting Bureau permission to inter-
[5327]view subject.
[5330]“
[5335]ots ry.
[5336]7 EE ce pe Se, /.
[5337](2)Bureau Cran 29S" MoT-4l : ae )
[5338]2 Honolulu 157-103; 62-407 (Secret ; Rea . cz
[5339]\ P
[5341]LSB/ogh ‘ Ustty escye Cen ED ERTS RAT
[5342]poe, UA
[5343]4 ; u teal
[5344]tne C2 oes, _ an
[5345]AGENCY. ACSE on 2d AOS |. oH oe .
[5346]Tr 1, OST, SEC SER
[5347]DAT py PT IED, Cab
[5348]F ONT eg “eg
[5349]How POR: Pa s .
[5351]BY 3 DAI apE
[5353]yh a
[5354]ww. ‘albeit, oy so
[5357]UNIT. STATES DEPARTMENT OF J TICE
[5359]’ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[5361]File No’ | a? Before Honolulu, Hawaii
[5362], January 19, 1965
[5363]i
[5364]. s _ Re: MICHARL*HALSEY BROWN
[5365]_ ‘ (Also Known As MIKE H, BROWN)
[5367]RACIAL MATTER - HAWAIT
[5369]- On November 23, 1964, William File, 634 East Boulder
[5370]Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado, advised that his daughter
[5371]Irene had been arrested approximately three months ago in Pueblo,
[5372]Colorado, on a charge of robbing a filling station. He reported
[5373]26 daughter had béen placed in the custody of her parents until
[5374]such time as there is an additional hearing in the matter.
[5376]“While Izene was in the Pueblo County Jail she started
[5377]receiving letters ‘from Brown, a person whom she has never
[5378]personally met. File pointed out Irene's picture had appeared
[5379]in newspapers after her arrest, and it is possible Brown -may
[5380]have gotten her name and address from a newspaper article.
[5382]File made available a copy of a letter of November 9,
[5383]1964, addressed to his daughter. He advised she is not aware
[5384]of the fact he had made such a copy. The letter is quoted as-
[5385]follows:
[5389]"Nov. 9, 1964
[5390]"Dear Irene,
[5392]"Looks like my boy Barry sure took a sheliacking, doesn't
[5393]it? i lost $125 on that clown. Next time I'll back
[5394]Robert SheZton (Grand imperial Wizard of the KKK) or
[5395]somebody I can get better odds on. As long as I'm
[5397]going to lose I'd like better than 4 to 1 odds like I
[5399]got on Goldwater, ’
[5401]“Commander George Lincoin Rockwell (head of the American
[5402]Nazi Party) spoke here last week at the university. He
[5403]was fabulous! If he's ewer in Colorado speaking be sure
[5404]to hear him. My little band of extremists and I had
[5405]dinner with him and decided to cast our lot with his
[5406]movement~-the guy really knows some things. Like did you
[5408]L549 2508 -|
[5409]ENCLOS
[5411]NW 68296 Docid:32989574 Page 104
[5412]i :
[5415]RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BEOWN
[5417]‘hear that 15 out of 17 convicted traitors since 1945
[5418]have been Jevs? (Of course, 17 out of 17 members of
[5419]the Mafia are Italians). Or that Jews yun the NAACP
[5420](PRES; Sidney Fineberg), CORE, etc? Or that three
[5421]Russian Jews own ABC. CBS, and NBC (For a record of
[5423]. 4 their activities see ‘None Dare Call it Treason ‘)?
[5424]What he said that really hit me between the eyes,
[5425]though, was when he referred to the 6 million Jews
[5426]Hitler allegediy gassed: ‘'Dont' you think those people
[5427]DID something'? ;
[5429]"What really drove his point home to me, however, was a
[5430]full page ad in ovr city newspaper- 'Six Reasons Why
[5431]You Should Worry About Extremism! Put out by the National
[5432]Council for Civic Responsibility (A very left-wing
[5433]outfit). Most of the people listed as directors, etc
[5434]of the organization were you~know-what. Seems they're
[5435]scaread stiff of the John Birch Soeciety, etc., because
[5436]they might repeal the income tax and impeach Earl
[5437]Warren, it's too bad they didn't mention us Nazis-
[5438]we're not going to impeach Earl Warren when Rockwell
[5439]gets to be President in '72, We're going to hang him.
[5441]|
[5442]|
[5443]|
[5444]|
[5446]“Sure will be glad when I get back to the states. Al1L
[5447]_the girls over here are a bunch of coon-loving bleeding
[5448]hearts and it makes my Alabama blood boil.
[5450]“Is there any race problem in Colorado? My buddy in the
[5451]photo is going there in a year or two and if therets
[5453]a cGemand for white men to stand up to the racemixers
[5455]EI might go with him. The way the Negroes are pushing
[5456]now we're headed for e full-scale racial war: I don't
[5457]want to be left out when it starts.
[5459]"You sure got over cn your jail time. I got six months
[5460]in the stockade once for just having a pistol. Colorado
[5461]must bea swinging state,
[5462]"Well, bé good. Lots of Luck,
[5463]~. "Mike
[5464]P "M,. H. Brown
[5466]1926 Awapuhi St.
[5467]Honolulu, Hawaii"
[5469]- :
[5470]and softies DESL AT ORT AMENTEAM NACE CER AN OS A
[5472]i)
[5475]eqier yo: y whe ee a Soe tg oe
[5477]| ct pees Page 105 - -
[5481]\ . i
[5483]a @ . ®
[5484]RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
[5486]On January 8, 1965, Mrs. R. 5S. Lowrey, 1920 Awapuhi
[5487]Street, Honolulu, advised as follows:
[5489]Mrs. 5. H. Snodgrass, a woman in her early 60's, has
[5490]resided next door at 1926 Awapuhi for at least 12 years. Mrs.
[5491]Lowrey stated she has no idea of Mrs. Snodgrass' background and
[5493]« Goes not know if she is a divortee or Widow. She related that
[5495]‘ Mrs. Snodgrass lives-a guiet life, has a substantial home, and
[5496]enjoys a good reputation in the community. She related that
[5497]Mrs. Snodgrass has a divorced daughter, Mrs. Brown, who is a
[5498]local school teacher. Mrs. Brown formerly lived on Cahu Avenue
[5499]and her two children, Mike and Leilani, have occasionally
[5501]stayed with the grandmother. Mrs. Lowrey stated she believes
[5502]Leilani Brown is presentiy in school in England. Mike Brown,
[5503]about 20 years of age, has recently returned to Honolulu to
[5505]live with his grandnother, He has been in one of the branches
[5506]of the armed services for some three years and is now attending
[5507]the University of Hawaii. -Mrs. Lowrey stated Mrs, Snodgrass had
[5508]expressed relief that her grandson had enrolled at the university,
[5509]explaining that when he had graduated from high school he had
[5510]not wanted to go oh with his, schooling.
[5512]On January 13, 1965, HN T-1 advised as follows:
[5514]Dr. Dorothy Brown has taught in the English Department
[5515]of the University of Hawaii at Honolulu for at least 12 years.
[5516]She is presently Assistant Professor at the university and
[5517]resides in the Kalia Apartments. Mrs. Brown-is a divorcee and
[5518]has two children, Mike, aged 22, and Leilani, about 17.
[5520]During the early 1950's Dorothy Brown resided on
[5521]campus with her two children. Mike was a large boy for his |
[5522]age and his mother found him a difficult problem as far as
[5523]discipline was concerned. When he was some 14 years of age
[5524]| he was caught burglariging the ROTC Armory on the campus. The
[5525]following year he was sent to Arkansas to live with his maternal
[5526]grandfather and finish high school there. Mrs. Brown has
[5527]related in the past that Mike is fond of guns and has been a
[5528]disciplinary problem and also experienced some trouble in the
[5529]Army. Mike returned to Honolulu before the fall semester of
[5530]1964 and enrolled at the University of Hawaii as a freshman
[5531]intending to major in political ssience. In late October 1964
[5532]the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii sponsored
[5533]@ political symposium featuring speakers of diverse political
[5534]views including George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American
[5535]Nazi Party, a characterization of which is appended hereto.
[5537]Pret
[5539]3
[5541]no 2 Hee ete pean ih go AGATA R ET
[5544]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 106 © = Ji ewes ts
[5545]L —
[5548]RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
[5550]Mrs. Brown, after the political symposium, had stated
[5551]that many of the immature students at the university had been
[5553]very impregsed with Kockwell's speech. e+ wat
[5554]. ae re a fon A
[5555]. © UAC Awe On, January 11, 1e68, irs. Beatrice Shinoda, Office _
[5557]of the Dean..of,.Siuidens-Pexsonne ; miversity < of Hawaii, Honolulu,
[5558]Tega
[5560]‘¥eported that university files reveal Mike H. Brown, born
[5561]September 11, 1942, Montgomery, Alabama, is presently enrolled
[5562]at the university as a freshman. University records indicate
[5564]he was graduated from Fountain Lake High School, Hot Springs,
[5566]Avkansas.-
[5568]& check of the records cf the Honolulu Police
[5569]Department under File Numbers G8S259, G&2369 and G82ZS01, reflected
[5570]that Michael Halsey Brown, born September 12, 1942, Montgomery,
[5571]Alabama, was arrested on &pril 25, 1957, for burglary and
[5572]released that date to Juvenile Crime Prevention. Those files
[5573]reflect Brown, then a resident of 2648B Rock Road, was a .i4~year-
[5574]old juvenile attending St. Louis High School. He had been
[5575]arrested along with Robert Vincent Fletcher of 1829 Keller
[5576]Road who was 13 years cold and attending the qyniversity High
[5577]_ School. Police files reflect that on about April 13 or 14, nt
[5578]1857, forced entry had been made into the’ university. snadk bar.
[5579]Cones, icecream, coin wrappers, and possibly coins were taken.
[5580]On the same date the HOFC Armory and Supply Room were entered . .
[5581]through a forced entry. Apparently nothing was taken from the’. Lee
[5582]Supply Room but two .22 rifles valued at "$60. were taken from cops
[5583]the Armory. The rifles were found before police were netified =
[5584]one on the rifie range and one in the ROIC garage: On
[5585]‘April 20 = 62, 1257, the ROPC Supply Reom was again entered.
[5586]Fletcher and Brown, when questioned py the police, admitted
[5587]the above burglaries and the fact they had taken some $3.95
[5588]in cash, $5 in schoo2 supplies and $16 worth of RCTC equipment.
[5589]They also admitted entering 2 campus service station by taking
[5590]screws off door hinges on April 14, 1957, and taking some $5 in
[5591]tools
[5595]smpanee aesbach naa ONES ge aataeytTURthti a Lakh usata yy hme ommnnonnet ttm remmmentt timer ene tnt _
[5597]Police File under “Number K40001 notes a notice of
[5598]AWOL of Michael Halsey Brown, Army Serial Number RA25424642,
[5599]Secial Security Humber 576-400-3264. The notice reflects that
[5600]Brown was AWOL on August $, 1962, from Company E, First ARG,
[5601]50lst Infantry, Fert Campbell, Hontuclsy The AWCL notice
[5602]listed Brown's father as Robert Art Sylvesten Brown, ;
[5603]whereabouts unknown; mother as Dorothy Snodgrass—Srown, 2885 ‘Oahu *
[5604]Avenue, Honolulu, i
[5606]1 mete ots Sean RENEE AAP! oe! oer Ad
[5608]Saas
[5610]|
[5611]j
[5612]— . _— Capen |
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[5619]. . 4
[5622]RE; MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
[5624]HN T-1 furnished the following description of Brown:
[5626]Race: White
[5627]Sex: Male
[5628], Age: . 22
[5630]. 8 Weight: - 1&0 pounds
[5631]. Byes: . Blue.
[5632]Complexion: Fair
[5633]-Hairs Brown -— wavy
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[5635]r
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[5640]? NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 108 mee me
[5641]L a . 3 a 3 - se et :
[5644]” _ - @
[5645]APPENDIX
[5647]‘RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
[5648]1
[5650]AMERICAN NAZI PARTY OF THE WORLD UNION
[5651]OF FRaE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL SOCLALISTS,
[5652]ALSO XNOWVN AS TER GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY
[5654]Un his book, This Time The World, copyrighted in 1961,
[5655]George Lincoln Rockwell identified hitself as Commander, American
[5656]Nazi Party Sf the World Union of Free Enterprise National
[5657]Socialists (ANP - WUFENS), Arlington, Virginia.
[5661]The April 4, 1883 issue of "The Richmond News Leader,"
[5662]a Richuond, Virginia daily newspaper, reported that George
[5663]Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previcus day, again applied for
[5664]the American Nazi Farty to be chartered in the State of
[5665]Virginia, but this request was turned down by the Virginia
[5666]State Corporation Commission. This action was taken pursuant . .
[5667]to an act of the 1862 Virginia Assembly which prohibits use. of-°:°:'
[5668]"Nazi" or “National Socialism" in a:Virginia charter. This
[5669]article further pointed cut that Rockwell's party is presently
[5670]chartered in the gtate of Virginia as the George Lincoln
[5671]Rockwell Party. ‘* mo, :
[5673]On August 14, 1964, a source advised that the ANP =
[5674]WUFENS was organized by George Lincoin Rockwell at his
[5675]residence in Arlington, Virginia, on February 25, 1959, as an
[5676]international "National Socialist" movement based on- the German
[5677]Nazi Party headed by Adolf Hitler. He added: ‘that Rockwell is
[5678]the ‘dominant force and personality in this party; that: he’ 3S 0 ra
[5679]espousing a "line" of hatred against the Jews and Negroes.
[5680]and that he is seeking, through speeches, distribution of
[5681]literature and picketing, to establish a cohesive and dominant
[5682]political party in the United States and in foreign countries.
[5684]According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual," an official
[5685]publication of the ANP, the phases of ANP struggle for power
[5686]are fourfold, namely, first "to make ourselves known to the
[5687]masses;'"' second “the dissemination of our program and the
[5688]truth about -the Party;" third “crganizing the people who have
[5689]been converted to our propaganda; and fourth "the attainment
[5690].of power through the votes of the newly-won masses."
[5692]On February 17, 1964, Karl Rogers Allen, Jr., former
[5693]Deputy National Commander of the ANP, advised that George
[5694]Lincoln Rockwell believes he has completed the first two phases
[5695]in his struggle for power and is now well into the third phase.
[5697]Allen said, however, in his Spinion, Hcckwell has only completed
[5698]phase one.
[5700]punts ay PAPA AR OT RARE OIE EC HRA AAP STE NESE AAUP ST PRIOR 2 FEA SPOR PA AP PON TE PERT UO NS
[5701]ADE gene ba AERA ed LSE HERE I R
[5703]ca nee enaiting a se
[5705]wi 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 109
[5708]RE: MICHAEL KALSEY BROWN
[5710]THIS DCCUMSHNT CONTAINS NEITHER RECOMMENDATIONS
[5711]NOR CONCLUSIONS OF THE FBI, If I8 THE PROPERTY
[5712]OF THE FBZ AND Is LOANED TO YOUR AGENCY. IT
[5713]3 AND. ITS CONTENTS ARE “NOT TO°BE DISTRIBUTED
[5714]OUTSIDE YOUR AGENCY,
[5716]se
[5718]NOV 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 110 -
[5720]In Reply, Please Refer to
[5721]File No.
[5723]ts
[5725]NW 88296
[5726]L ae
[5731]a
[5733]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
[5734]of the FSi andis locned to your agency; it and its contents arte not to be distributed outside
[5736]your agency.
[5738]Docid:32989574 Page 117!
[5740]o@en STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[5741]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[5743]All sources (except any listed below) used in referenced
[5744]commnication have furnished,reliable information in the past. °
[5748]Honolulu, Hawaii
[5750]January 19, 1965
[5752]. ¢ .
[5753]Title MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
[5754]Character RACIAL MATTER —- HAWAII
[5755]Reference Memorandum dated January 19, 1965,
[5757]at Honolulu, Hawaii
[5762]SSC REQUEST
[5763]December 18, 1975
[5765]_Ttem 1 e,
[5767](Part T)
[5769]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 112
[5773]~ Poe
[5775]—SERAL BREA Oo} OF INVE BSATION oe
[5777]PB ae ev. v9
[5779]f
[5781]INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[5783]5/14/73 - 6/20/74
[5785]REPORT MADE BY : i TYPED BY
[5786]SA ROBERT W, MEYERS, JR. dmz
[5788]=ECHARACTER OF CASE
[5790]OFFICE OF ORIGIN
[5792]SAN FRANCISCO
[5795]REPOFSING OFFICE
[5796]DETROIT
[5797]TITLE OF CASE
[5798]BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[5803]x | | EM
[5804]' |
[5806]\REFERENCE: Detroit report of SA LAWRENCE W, LEVINE, 5/9/73.
[5807]_ O-7 ke DE och
[5808]ADMINISTRATIVE
[5810]oye SS, Cork hos xy Sun.
[5812]Detroit chapter of BPP has closed all its offices,
[5813]terminated all of its activities and all but two members have
[5814]relocated in Oakland, California. In view of this fact, Detroitis |
[5815]considering this matter RUC. CL f
[5816]Detroit is maintaining cases on all active members \/ ear
[5817]until their location in Oakland, California is verified by ee _—!
[5818]San Francisco, ee ° a
[5820][] NONE
[5822]RECOVERIES
[5824]ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED
[5826]SAVINGS
[5828]CASE HAS BEEN:
[5830]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_Jyes T]No
[5831]PENDING PROSECUTION
[5832]OVER SIX MONTHS Cjres ("Ino
[5834]‘SPECIAL AGENT
[5836]APPROVED IN CHARGE
[5838]DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[5840]conn” MADE:
[5842]@- Burdau (105-465706 sub 15) (RM)
[5843]- Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[5844]2 - San Francisco (187-1204) CRM) '
[5845]~- i 57-3075 , a :
[5846]. Beeee ES Ree,
[5849]| Notations
[5851]- CERSE -SUw
[5852]3 ce “See teoqek
[5853]{ce— SS.
[5854]1Co~— Glee 1D ©
[5855]ROS/RTE, 9/2ej7!
[5856]ic c~ CAM ~ GPE / .
[5858]; Sf . COVER PAGE f,
[5859]‘, Comer, neg hoe age geese
[5861]. Tod Pat
[5863]a.
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[5876]W 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 115
[5879]DE 157-3075
[5881]INFORMANTS
[5883]Identity of Source
[5885]DE T-1 is 3605-EI _ jad poweas 4
[5887]DE T-2 is 3909-~PEI
[5888]tee
[5890]: ee poet fee bo
[5891]DE T-3 is CSDE 4833-EI - GaN fee
[5893]DE T-4 is_DE 5123=PEI
[5894]ee [N atrann® L
[5895]‘DE T-5 is DE 5125-PEI
[5897]tierce ere.
[5899]DE T-6 is a well placed source.
[5901]DE T-7 is a well placed source,
[5903]DE T-8 is CSDE 2216-EI ~ GN Gea. te Seba
[5904]eennesmemeemene ee .
[5906]DE T-9 is DE 4027-PEI- /Wpe. ane om
[5907]store Tooolo .
[5909]DE T-10 is a well placed source.
[5911]: . One copy of report is being furnished Secret
[5912]Service, Detroit.
[5914]. i
[5915]* . Be . * -
[5916]COVER PAGE
[5918]L
[5919]1 ee y eis PTE sy ry UE g 1 ak i oc a a
[5920]NW 88296 Deicld:329895f4; Page 118° MAT iy wee Sr TRO
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[5925]DE 157-3075
[5927]NON SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
[5931]DE T-6 is DAVID COHEN, Partner in the C.C.c,
[5932]Management Company.
[5933]eer NN OC AE
[5935]DE T-7 is Lieutenant JOHN VAN HAAREN, Tactical
[5936]Reconnaissance Unit, “Detroit Police Department. .
[5937]enna eR RTT Camas se
[5939]DE T-10 is MARY MADISON, of Apple Realty,
[5940]detroit, Michigan. - - “meee
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[5945]1 Fo es . 4 = .
[5947]Can uenTie
[5949]Sauetet
[5952]}/  FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)
[5953]5 .
[5955]s
[5956]=)
[5958]4
[5960]s oo
[5962]Copy to:
[5963]Report of:
[5964]Date:
[5965]Field Office File #:
[5967]Title:
[5969]Character:
[5971]Synopsis:
[5973]ame Tew BY
[5975][ t wee
[5976]UNITH@STATES DEPARTMENT OF sue .
[5977]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION -
[5979]1 - Secret Service, Detroit
[5981]SA ROBERT W. MEYERS Ottiee, Detroit, Michigan
[5982]7/19/74
[5984]157-3075 Bureau Fite #; LO5~165706 sub 15
[5985]BLACK PANTHER PARTY _ |
[5987]on
[5989]a
[5991]EXTREMIST MATTER
[5993]BPP headquarters formerly located at
[5994]2228 Bewick and 10438 McNichols,
[5995]Detroit. The office on Bewick closed
[5996]during month of November, 1973, and ~
[5997]office at 10438 McNichols closed
[5998]February, 1974, both facilities
[5999]vacated. BPP leader PHILANDER
[6001]LONNIE DARDEN and majority of active
[6002]members relocated to Oakland California
[6003]to assist the National Headquarters in
[6004]that city. All community programs and
[6005]related activities terminated. Identities
[6006]of leaders, active members, relocating
[6007]members set out. Activities conducted
[6008]and financial status set :.out.
[6010]-RUC-
[6012]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
[6013]are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[6015]NW 88296 Bdcld:32989674 Page 118 Pg”
[6017]U, 8, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1970 O - 406-840
[6019]Wey ee Qe tee er
[6020]ay sof vet * v
[6023]DE 157-3075
[6025]II.
[6027]Til.
[6029]Iv.
[6031]IV.
[6033]Vil.
[6035]as
[6037]. TABLE OF CONTENTS
[6039]OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT
[6041]BLACK PANTHER PARTY . .
[6043]A, Location of Detroit BPP Offices
[6045]B. Connections With BPP
[6047]Headquarters ...
[6048]MEMBERSHIP ....
[6049]A. BPP Local Leaders.
[6050]B, Active Members . .
[6051]BPP NEWSPAPER .....
[6053]BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS
[6054]ACTIVITY . ... 2...
[6056]AND
[6058]A. Free Bussing to Prison
[6059]B. Free Breakfast and Lunch Program
[6061]Cc. Free Food Programs
[6062]D. Befenits .....
[6064]oe
[6066]REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES .
[6072]National
[6074]° e e @ e
[6076]o 8 os @ @
[6078]COMMUNITY
[6080]. ° oo @ «
[6082]. . oe
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[6090]e
[6094]Page
[6099]DE 157-3075
[6101]DETAILS:
[6103]I, OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT
[6104]BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[6106]The BPP is a black extremist
[6108]| organization started in Oakland,
[6109]California, in December, 1966, It
[6110]formerly advocated the use of guns
[6112]and guerilla tactics to bring about
[6113]the overthrow of the United States
[6114]Government. Since early 1971, it has
[6115]preached a policy of "survival pending
[6116]revolution",
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[6122]DE 157-3075
[6124]A, Location of Detroit BPP Offices
[6126]The BPP registered its name with the City
[6127]of Detroit and used 2228 Bewick, Detroit, as its:.
[6128]official address.
[6130]DE T-1
[6131]May 14, 1973
[6133]The BPP must vacate 2228 Bewick by
[6134]August 15, 1973,
[6136]DE T-2
[6137]June 1, 1973
[6139]Donations to the BPP Free Breakfast program
[6140]were to be directed to 2228 Bewick,
[6142]DE T-1
[6143]June 6, 1973
[6145]The BPP used 2228 Bewick as their official
[6146]address in solicitations for their Free Food program,
[6148]DE T-3
[6149]June 27, 1973
[6151]; The BPP office is at 2228 Bewick, with members
[6152]living upstairs and this has an address of 2226 Bewick,
[6154]_ DE T-2
[6155]June 20, 1973
[6157]The residence at 2228 Bewick is still being
[6158]used as Party headquarters.
[6160]DE T-1
[6161]September 13, 1973
[6163]There were BPP officials at 2228 Bewick,
[6165]DE T-4
[6166]September 21, 1973
[6168]-2.
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[6174]|
[6175]i
[6176]|
[6177]i
[6178]'
[6179]|
[6180][
[6181]H
[6182]4
[6188]DE 157-3075 »
[6190]The BPP office and headquarters are located
[6191]at 2228 Bewick.
[6193]DE T-5 .
[6194]September 26, 1973
[6196]On November 17, 1973, the BPP vacated their
[6197]former offices and moved into an office located at
[6198]10438 McNichols, Detroit...
[6200]; . DE T-6
[6201]; December 17, 1973
[6203]On January 10, 1974, the BPP placed their
[6204]office for sale in anticipation of a move to Oakland,
[6205]California, woot
[6207]*F
[6209]DE T-6
[6210]January 22, 1974
[6212]The BPP officially closed their office in
[6213]Detroit on February 1, 1974.
[6215]+ DE T-5
[6217]; February 19, 1974
[6218]The BPP sold the building which housed
[6220]their offices on March 12, 1974,
[6222]DE T-6
[6224]March 12, 1974
[6226]B, Connections with BPP National Headquarters
[6228]J,
[6230]LEONARD’ MONGO, a Detroit BPP Member, remained
[6231]in California to help on the political campaign of
[6232]BOBBY SEALE,
[6234]DE T-1
[6235]June 6, 1973
[6237]BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of the
[6238]BPP in Oakland, California,
[6240]BOBBY SEALE held a discussion program at
[6241]Wayne State University on November 15, 1973.
[6243]DE T-A
[6244]November 16, 1973
[6248]_NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 122
[6251]MO OE eS CA TANTISATION
[6253]Perera
[6255]DE 157-3075 a
[6257]LONNIE DARDEN, LORRAINE BANKS, TRACY WILSON,
[6258]known Detroit BPP members, were to depart Detroit and
[6259]relocate in Oakland, and work for the BPP in California.
[6261]DE T-1
[6262]February 5, 1974
[6264]II, MEMBERSHIP
[6266]A; BPP Local Leaders
[6268]De. ak
[6270]| The following individuals are considered
[6272]to hold leadership positions in the Detroit chapter of
[6273]' the BPP:
[6276]PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as ;\., i,
[6277]| Lonnie carden, In Charge (Minister of Information) © — °
[6280]Polls Ke +f ROLLIN GARY EID, Head of the Paper Program /+\-..'
[6282]ALBASE SFALLWORTH, in charge of office
[6284]DE T-1
[6285]May 3, 1973
[6287]B. Active Members
[6289]The following listed individuals were known
[6290]members of the Detroit BPP, Those who functioned
[6291]only on a part-time basis are so indicated:
[6293]a ae,
[6294]LORENE CHASETTE BANK Part-time /- ~ ode.
[6296]_
[6297]ERMA“ MORRIS pick Crk.
[6298], TRACY’ WILSON
[6301]/ WESSIE MAE COOPER
[6304]Nee GWENDOLYN JEAN RICHARDSON
[6306]WAYNE KEITH-CURTIS, Part-time
[6308]- ode
[6310]“NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 123
[6313]DE 157-3075
[6315]EDGAR ROBINSON, Part-time
[6316]* WALTER ROZIER, Part-time
[6318]DE T-1
[6319]June 20, 1974
[6321]III, _BPP NEWSPAPER
[6323]DE T-1 and DE T-8, advised that the BPP
[6324]newspaper arrived irregularly’ from Chicago on a Cash
[6325]on Delivery basis between November, 1973, and
[6326]February, 1974. Papers were disposed of an a door
[6327]to door basis by community workers. ROLLIN REID was
[6328]responsible for the program sO
[6330]DE T-8
[6331]January 30, 1974
[6333]IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND
[6336]A, Free Bussing to Prison
[6338]According to DE T-1, free busses between
[6339]Detroit and the Jackson, Michigan State Prison were
[6340]provided on the following dates:
[6342]May 27, 1973
[6343]June 3, 1973
[6344]June 17, 1973
[6345]June 21, 1973
[6346]July 8, 1973
[6347]August 11, 1973
[6349]The free bus trips to Jackson, Michigan were
[6351]stopped by a lack of funds after the trip on August 11, 1972.
[6353]All of the trips left from the BPP office at 2228
[6354]Bewick.
[6356]DE T~1
[6357]October 26, 1973
[6361]c
[6363]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 124
[6366]DE 157-3075
[6368]se
[6370]. The BPP obtained busses and provided free
[6371]‘ trips between Detroit and Jackson on December 23, 1973.
[6373]DE T-9
[6374]December 26, 1973
[6376]On January 20, 1974, the BPP held their
[6377]cost free bus trip prior to closing their Detroit
[6378]office. ee
[6380]“January 22, 1974
[6382]B. Free Breakfast and Lunch Program
[6384], The BPP was feeding approximately 80 children
[6385]per day in the Breakfast program when it was terminated
[6386]for the summer.
[6388]DE T-1
[6389]June 4, 1973
[6391]The BPP fed 15-20 children per day with the
[6392]lunch program on donted food during July and August, 1973.
[6394]DE T-1
[6395]August 21, 1973
[6397], The BPP stopped the free lunch program and
[6398]did not start the Breakfast program due to a lack of
[6399]donations.
[6401]DE T-1
[6402]September 24, 1973
[6404]The BPP re-instituted the free breakfast
[6406]program for December, 1973 and January, 1974. The
[6407]program was permanently terminated January 25, 1974.
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[6415]Te 157-3075
[6417]“CC, Free Food Programs
[6419]. The BPP was to distribute free food at the
[6420]Jeffries Housing Project on June 28, 1973, and
[6421]June 29, 1973,
[6423]DE T-1
[6424]June 21, 1973
[6426]The Jeffries Housing Project is a low
[6427]income housing development located in Detroit.
[6429]The BPP held a free bar-—b-que for friends
[6430]and members of the party on July 4, 1973.
[6432]DE T-1
[6433]August 21, 1973
[6435]The BPP did not plan any free food give-a-
[6436]. way for the Christmas holidays because of insufficient
[6437]contributions.
[6439]“ DE T-1
[6440]December 18, 1973
[6442]D, Benefits
[6443]. : The BPP held a testimonial dinner on
[6444]May 22, 1973, at Ben's High Chapparal Restaurant for
[6445]Judges JAMES DEL RIO and JUSTIN RAVITZ of the
[6446]Detroit Recorders Court,
[6448]DE T-2
[6449]June 1, 1973
[6451]The BPP held a senio® citizens dinner on
[6452]August 2, 1973, and they provided free transportation
[6453]for senior citizens and had local Detroit political
[6454]candidates for speakers,
[6456]DE T-7
[6457]August 3, 1973
[6459]The BPP held a "Bobby Seale Honorarium
[6460]Benefit" at Ben's High Chaparral on October 16, 1973,
[6461]Proceeds of the benefit were to go to the BPP
[6462]Committee Action Programs,
[6464]~~ . DE T~7 :
[6465]; October 17, 1973
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[6472]DE 157-3075
[6474]V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES
[6476]» On June 10, 1974, DE T-10 furnished two
[6477]222 caliber rifles abandoned by members of the BPP
[6478]when vacating a home used as a safe house. Home was
[6479]at 11746 Littlefield, Detroit, and was used by
[6480]LONNIE DARDEN and his girlfriend between January and
[6481]March, 1974, ; .
[6483]Examination of the two abandoned weapons
[6484]failed to disclose their use in‘any crime in Detroit
[6485]mor had they ever been reported stolen.
[6487]In addition to the two rifles, there was
[6488]some Literature found in the house. This consisted
[6489]of 24 all purpose greeting cards, two black extremist
[6491]newspapers, a book by BOBBY SEALE, a book on "Chou~En-Lai"
[6493]by HAI-YU-HSU, and a pamphlet entitled "Watch That
[6494]Black Dollar" by ALICE THOMPSON,
[6496]VI. FUNDS
[6497]DE T-l and BE T-2 advised that between
[6499]June 1, 1973, and January 1, 1974, the main source of ©
[6501]BPP revenue was from the Benefit Dimmer's held at
[6502]Ben's High Chaparrell, with each dinner being less
[6503]successful than the preceeding one.
[6505]The BPP made $100.00 on a benefit dance and
[6506]collected $150.00 in donations during the second week
[6507]of June, 1973,
[6509]DE T-2
[6510]June 18, 1973
[6512]The BPP collected $151.00 in donations
[6513]during the last part of June, 1973,
[6515]DE T-2
[6516]June 26, 1973
[6518]The BPP bussing program was suspended due
[6519]to lack of money. .
[6521]DE T-1
[6522]October 26, 1973
[6527]DE 157-3075
[6529]a
[6531]The benefit dinner of October 16, 1973,
[6532]was a financial failure due to poor attendance.
[6533]DE T-1
[6534]October 17, 1973
[6536]The BPP decided to vacate it’ - offices
[6537]because the owner was going to charge them rent for
[6538]the house,
[6540]A “one T-1
[6541]- December 18, 1973
[6543]The BPP rented a comercial bus for its
[6544]free bussing program on December 22, 1973, and
[6545]“ paid the rent of $124.50 with quarters.
[6547]DE T-9
[6548]December 26, 1973
[6550]Contributions to the BPP are almost
[6551]nonexistent, and the free breakfast program was
[6552]halted due to a lack of funds.
[6554]DE T-1
[6555]January 28,.1974
[6557]The free bus to prison scheduled for
[6558]February 3, 1974, was canceled due to a lack of money.
[6560]DE T-1
[6561]February 5, 1974
[6563]. The Michigan Bell Telephone Company canceled
[6564]the telephone service to the BPP office due to non
[6565]payment of the bill,
[6567]DE T-1
[6568]February 27, 1974
[6570]The safe house used by LONNIE DARDEN was
[6571]repossessed by the lender as a result of non-payment
[6573]by the BPP, The home was located at .11746 Littlefield.
[6575]DE T-10
[6576]June 10, 1974
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[6591]DE 157-3075
[6592]VII. MISCELLANEOUS
[6593]= DE T-6 advised that the office building
[6595]purchased for the BPP office was paid for by a Detroit
[6596]Real Estate agent, and this agent guaranteed all
[6597]payments, and handled the sale of the office when
[6599]the BPP vacated and relocated in California.
[6601]DE T-1 advised they also used the apartment
[6602]at 4200 Buena Vista as a residence for the BPP
[6604]female members and this residence was vacated when
[6605]active members relocated in California.
[6607]Relocating in Oakland; “California and working
[6608]for the BPP headquarters located in that city are
[6609]PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, ERMA MORRIS, LORENE BANKS
[6610]and ALEASE STALLWORTH. All were active members of the
[6611]Detroit chapter. -
[6613]DE T-1
[6614]February 5, 1974
[6616]Se
[6618]|
[6619]| | _ _ |
[6621]NW 88296 Decid:32989974 Page-129 ¢ srg ETS ‘|
[6624]-siva6 (ev. 1-7-7 2)
[6626]FEDERAL @UREAU OF INVE@TIGATION
[6628]REPORTING OFFICE
[6630]DETROIT
[6631]TITLE OP-CAS Eee,
[6633]INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[6635]11/8/72 - 5/3/73
[6637]REPORT MADE BY
[6639]SA LAWRENCE W. LEVINE
[6640]CHARACTER OF CASE
[6642]va
[6644]7) BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[6646]- EM
[6650]REFERENCE: Detroit report of SA JOHN V. INSOGNA, 11/7/72.
[6652]pe
[6653]F
[6655]. ; y
[6656]DETROIT . <
[6657]oma | we
[6658]AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN . :
[6662]Will closely follow and report activities of the
[6663]Black Panther Party on a semi-annual basis.
[6665]ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED (7) NONE ACQUIT-
[6667]SAVINGS Recovertes | TALS
[6669]“IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[6671]ia
[6673]CASE HAS BEEN:
[6674]CONVIC.
[6676]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_]yes [_]No
[6677]PENDING PROSECUTION
[6678]OVER ‘SIX MON THS (Clres ([Jno
[6680]APPROVED
[6682]COPIES MADE;
[6684]11 > Bureau (105-165706 Sub x aD
[6685]ae Secret Service, Detroi __ Rammer NEREEER d
[6686]2 - San Francisco (157- 1204) (R yon ks 4 | REC-7
[6687]2.- Detroit (157-3075) \ywosx . 3B way 141973 :
[6688]7 i f
[6690]a seo sen _RERETAS kenmocaceas 2
[6691]fy @MAY 3 Q 1973 wa po |
[6692]Dissemination Record het A tached Repgrt : Notations
[6694]Agency ; ha att GCS, bo|fies Gle
[6696]bg£-.0
[6698]Request Recd. by routing slip for
[6700]“+ Date Fwd. | info iC] action
[6701]: date GIS
[6702]. How Fwd. PEA ToD
[6704]By
[6706]| NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 130° Ayla, ~ Mae ” F PEED ee ark
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[6716]DE 157-3075
[6718]ADMINISTRATIVE
[6719]INFORMANTS
[6721]Tdentity of Source
[6722]Ax T-1 is DE 3605-5.
[6723]a is DE 3909-E-Prob.
[6725]DE T-3 is CSDE 2962-E.\
[6727]5) Pe Eta!
[6729]Cover VEN TIAL
[6730]Sou.” we
[6732]oe
[6734]DE T-4 is CSDE 2216-E.
[6736]ee is CSDE 2580-5.
[6737]E T-6 is DE 3688-PSI.
[6739]a is DE 4027-UL.
[6740]8 T-8 is DE 2446-E. INO MAN TS
[6742]\EA“9 is DE 1330-E,.
[6743]DE T-10 is DE 3866-F.
[6745]All individuals mentioned in instant report as
[6746]affiliated with the Black Panther Party @PP) are subjects
[6747]of Detroit Office files. .
[6749]Identity of Special Agent of the FBI who spoke
[6750]with ORELL BENJAMIN on March 12, 1973, is SA DONALD V.
[6751]RITENOUR.
[6753]Identities of Special Agents of the FBI conducting
[6754]search of 157 Collingwood on March 13, 1973, are SA LAWRENCE
[6755]W. LEVINE, SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, SA ROBERT JAMES GILMORE
[6757]- and SA WILLIAM T. HEALY. .
[6759]-B-
[6760]COVER PAGE
[6762]et enccaver test cen
[6767]Nw 88296 Docld: :32989574 Pa Page t 3
[6769]157-3975
[6771]Information regarding BPP fortifications and
[6772]eppacent target practice at 157 Collingwood by BPP
[6773]maembers was furnished to the Intelligence Section of
[6774]the Detroit, Hichigan Police Department on ifarch 13, 1973.
[6775]* Identity of Special Agent of the FBI conducting
[6776]pretext interview of LONNIE DARDEN is SA JOHN V. INSOGHA,
[6777]Pretext used was that of a concerned citizen of the
[6778]Detroit Black community.
[6780]One copy of instant “report is being furnished
[6782]to Secret Service, Detroit.
[6784]Sk
[6786]- C * ~
[6787]COVER PAGE
[6792]on alone OF dug Jick ° ‘
[6793]: . TIGATI
[6794]Copy to: 1 - Secret Service, Detroit
[6795]Report of: SA LAWRENCE W. LEVINE Office: Detroit, Michigan
[6797]Date: May 9, 1973
[6798]Ficld Office File #2 9° = =157-3075 Bureau File #: 105-165706 Sub 15
[6799]Title: BLACK PANTHE PARTY
[6801]and a BPP "pad"!
[6802]Vista, Detroit,
[6804]Character: EACREMIST MATTER
[6806]Synopzis: BPP headquarters is_ located at 2228 Bewick,
[6807]ted a 2
[6808]ws A
[6810]c ct 9
[6811].
[6812]FAG &
[6813]Kd ¢
[6814]q = ra
[6816]® fe
[6818]Chapter leader is E DARDEN,
[6819]also known as t linister
[6820]of Infoometion The BPP “operates a Free
[6821]Breakfast Program and a Free Busing to
[6822]Prison Program end continues to sell
[6824]"The Black Panther’ newspaper. Identities
[6827]of leaders and members as well as BPP
[6828]activities and financial summary set out.
[6830].. ~P-
[6832]This document contains ncither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the Property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents
[6833]are not to be distributed outside your agency. oe : .
[6835]* ™™ : . U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: a0 2 - 406-810
[6836]an 8 wey ¢ ert rap Sema oe
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[6840]DE 157-3075
[6842]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[6844]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE
[6845]OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[6847]A. Gpals, Guidelines and Objectives . .
[6848]B. Location of BPP Offices ...+.46.-.
[6850]C. Connections with BPP National
[6853]1. Travel of Members ......
[6855]2 Communications with BPP
[6856]National Headquarters
[6858]II. MEMBERSHIP
[6859]A. Requirements for Membership ....
[6861]._ B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders
[6864]III. BPP PUBLICATIONS
[6865]A. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper .
[6867]B. BPP Literature Distributed in
[6868]the Detroit Area . . . 2 2 « © « «
[6870]IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND GENERAL
[6871]COMMUNITY ACTIVITY
[6873]A. The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program.
[6875]B. The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch
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[6890]8
[6892]9
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[6899]C. BPP Free Food Programs ...
[6900]D. Political Education Classes .. 20-21
[6902]E. Rallies and Demonstrations ... 21
[6904]V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES .
[6906]A. Weapons and Fortifications oe 22-26
[6910]B. Arrests .. 2. Ss «se 27
[6912]VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER BLACK EXTREMIST
[6918]pre neh ALAS em
[6924]i
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[6932]DE 157-3075
[6934]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE
[6936]OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[6938]The Black Panther Party (BPP) is a black
[6939]extremist organization started in Oakland,
[6940]California, in December, 1966. It for-
[6942]merly advocated the use of guns and guerrilla
[6943]tactics to bring about the overthrow of the
[6944]United States Goernment. Since early 1971,
[6945]it has preached a policy of "survival
[6947]pending revolution”.
[6949]A. Goals, Guidelines and Objectives
[6951]The goals and objectives of the Detroit Chapter
[6952]of the BPP remain in accord with those specified by BPP
[6953]National Headquarters in Oakland, California. The Party
[6954]advocates a non-violent philosophy of education.of the
[6955]black community to the“evils of the oppression and ,
[6956]suppression of the poor by a racially oriented society?
[6957]The Party has put aside the gun and no longer advocates
[6958]the use of guerrilla tactics to change the political
[6959]system. An additional goal of the Party is to change
[6960]the community image of the Panthers as "thugs dressed
[6961]in black".
[6963]DE T-1 ,
[6964]April 27, 1973
[6966]It is against the laws of the BPP for members
[6967]to carry guns or to use hard drugs.
[6969]DE T-2
[6970]November 8, 1972
[6972]BPP members must dedicate their entire energies
[6973]to the furtherance of the programs and philosophies of
[6974]the Party and all personal desires must assume a secondary
[6975]rok.
[6977]DE T-1
[6978]April 27, 1973
[6982]$end Dlalla dnd cat STEERER
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[6989]In a February 2, 1973, article entitled "Black
[6990]Panthers Seek to Expand Surviydl Service", which appeared
[6991]in the "Michigan Chronicle'',“a weekly black oriented
[6992]Detroit newspaper, LEONARD MONGO, a BPP member, was
[6993]quoted as saying, “Our goal is not recognition but
[6994]service to the people”. The article further quoted
[6995]MONGO as saying, "Much of our image in the past was
[6996]created by an unfriendly press. Our goal continues
[6997]to be survival of the people. The people themselves
[6998]will determine the approaches to be used in the meantime.
[6999]The Black Panther Party makes itself available for
[7001]guidance and assistance, Our survival services are
[7002]essential to the daily existence of the people."
[7004]B. Location of Detroit BPP Offices
[7006]The BPP Office on Detroit's east side located
[7007]at 2228 Bewick, closed down at the end of December, 1972.
[7008]This site was the location of the BPP Free Breakfast
[7009]Program, The only office now in operation is ‘the
[7010]Ministry of Information Office located at 157 Collingwood
[7011]on Detroit's west side,
[7013]DE T-3
[7014]January 4, 1973
[7016]The BPP Ministry of Information Office on
[7017]Collingwood was closed down on February 28, 1973 and the
[7018]Party relocatd its members to 2228 Bewick, the former
[7019]site of the Party's east side office, The 2228 Bewick
[7020]address is a temporary location.
[7022]DE T-1
[7023]March 12, 1973
[7025]The BPP continues to rent a "pad" located at
[7026]4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.
[7028]DE T-2
[7029]April 4, 1973 - -
[7031]The BPP operates no offices or pads in Michigan
[7032]outside the Detroit City limits,
[7034]DE T-3
[7035]May 1, 1973
[7037]. — Og
[7040]DE 157-3075
[7042]Connections with BPP National Headquarters
[7044]Riacic Panrhee fair i/
[7046]Cc.
[7047]1, Travel of wa
[7049]- ROLLIN GARY REID, a Detroit BPP member recently
[7050]returned from California where he worked at the BPP's pric
[7051]campaign for the election of BOBBY. Y SEALE as Mayor of cee
[7052]Fees.
[7054]DE T-1
[7056]Oakland, California,
[7057]WAC Od Lela x
[7058]November 21, 1972
[7060]BOBBY SEALE is the National
[7061]Chairman of the. BPP in Oakland, ;
[7063]California.
[7064]» Llew from
[7066]LEONARD MONGO, 2 Detroit BPP Member
[7067]Michigan, to California on April 6, 1973 to help
[7069]in the BPP's campaign for the election of BOBBY SEALE
[7071]Detroit,
[7072]DE T-1 ;
[7073]April 9, 1973
[7074]OHNSON, both BPP
[7076]JODYSWEAVER and LOUIS TOLBER
[7077]members from Detroit, remain in the San Francisco, California
[7078]area where they are reportedly engaged in working on the
[7080]Por mnceernrn CRP tN:
[7083]programs of the BPP.
[7084]DE T-1
[7085]April 27, 1973
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[7091]8
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[7112]fas y a
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[7133]DE 157-3075
[7135]2, Communication with BPP National Headquarters
[7137]DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973 that LONNIE
[7138]DARDEN, Detroit BPP Minister of Information, received a
[7139]telephone call in late April, 1973, from BOBBY SEALE in
[7140]California, SEALE reportedly told DARDEN that the Detroit
[7141]BPP Chapter has the least number of actively involved
[7142]members of all BPP Chapters throughout the country.
[7143]SEALE also complained that the Detroit Chapter is operating
[7144]only two survival programs (the Free Breakfast Program and
[7145]the Free Busing to Prison Program) and warned DARDEN that
[7146]the Detroit Chapter will have to take steps to initiate a
[7147]substantial number of survival programs to serve the
[7148]Detroit Black community as it deserves to be served.
[7150]II, MEMBERSHIP -
[7151]A. Requirements for Membership .
[7153]The BPP is constantly attempting to recruit
[7154]community workers from the black community to hép in
[7155]the operation of the BPP programs, Outsiders, however,
[7156]are not trusted by established Party members and community
[7157]workers are not allowed inside the Party Office or pad.
[7158]They are required to sell BPP newspapers and to perform
[7159]various other duties “in the field",
[7161]DE T-1
[7162]October 12, 1972
[7164]B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders and Members
[7166]The following individuals are considered to hold
[7167]a leadership position in the Detroit Chapter of the BPP,
[7169]AC PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as
[7170]Lonnie Darden -- In Charge (Minister of Informatim).
[7172]AC ROLLIN GARY REID -- Acting Second in Command
[7174]_ NW 88296 Recld:32989574 Page 139 - omer, - yg y cere ogg eco pee oF
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[7179]LEONARD MONGO -- In Charge
[7180]and Commu
[7182]AC
[7183]AC ALEASE onnnrorn’Zentamonna’ In Charge of
[7185]DE T-
[7187]May 3,
[7189]of Distribution
[7190]nications
[7192]vee nd Pan 1
[7194]oe
[7196]1
[7198]1973
[7200]The following individuals are members of the
[7201]Those. who function only on a part-time
[7203]Detroit BPP,
[7204]basis are so indicated. a
[7206]«© LORENE CHASETTE BANKS ~ part~ stane |
[7207]fl vinl $42 aw y
[7208]AC ALVIN LEE“BROWN - part-time /
[7211]CLOSE? WeSSTE MAE COOPER
[7213]B
[7214]5 —.
[7215]N ‘AC WAYNE KEITH CURTIS + part-time s
[7217]s /ROWILLIE CHARLES“HALL ~ part-time of
[7218]ay . ve
[7219]Boa em Noes |
[7220]Lary
[7221]8 CLOSED GWENDOLYN N RICHARDSON . \
[7222]§ AC EDGAR “ROBINSON - part-time _ \
[7223]i= t
[7224]i AC WALTER ROZIER — part-time }
[7225]al ‘
[7227], €( TRACY JOANNE WILSON _74
[7229]n DE T-1
[7231]\. May 3, 1973
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[7249]There are also approximately six community workers
[7250]who are young high school age blacks who are interested in
[7251]the BPP and help sell BPP newspapers and solicit donations
[7252]to the Party, They hold no official Party status and ther
[7253]interest in the Party's work vacillates and their work is
[7254]irregular and inconsistent.
[7256]DE T~2
[7257]April 4, 1973
[7259]: The fact that four Detrdit Party members are
[7260]presently in California, the fact that so many Detroit
[7261]Party members work for the Party°ona very Limited basis
[7262]and the wavering interest of the community workers has
[7263]severely hurt the BPP's success in the last six months
[7264]in Detroit,
[7266]DE T~1
[7267]3 973
[7268]«AL May 3, : ac ™
[7269]GERALD CRAWFORD and CAROLYN. TURDIVANT , former
[7270]stalwarts of the Detroit BPP Chapter, have ceased all
[7271]activity in the Party in the last few months. They are
[7272]no longer considered Party members.
[7274]pan an ee
[7276]na
[7278]DE T-1
[7279]‘May 1, 1973
[7281]III. BPP PUBLICATIONS
[7282]A, Distribution of the BPP Newspaper
[7283]DE T-4 and DE T-5 advised on various dates between
[7284]November, 1972 and April, 1973 that the BPP received the
[7286]following number of copies of the "Black Panther" newspaper
[7287]from BPP National Distribution, New York City, New York:
[7289]NW 88296 Docid:32989974. Page. 141. ~ pers -- cers RRL ce grecrer . i
[7292]DE 157-3075
[7294]November, 1972 6,000
[7296]December, 1972 6,000
[7297]January, 1973 4,000
[7298]February, 1973 4,000
[7299]March, 1973 4,000
[7300]April, 1973 4,000
[7302]Party members and community workers sell BPP
[7303]newspapers on street corners at two locations in the
[7304]Detroit area and have recently taken up "paper routes"
[7305]in the black community and attempt to sell newspapers
[7307]door to door.
[7309]DE T~1
[7310]March 2, 1973
[7312]B. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area
[7314]DE T-1l, DE T-2, DE T-3 and DE T-6 furnished
[7315]the following leaflets which were distributed in the
[7316]Detroit area by the BPP between November, 1972 and
[7318]April, 1973:
[7322]te ena
[7326]Fe et ceemime
[7328]Seated wee en gemnaditioninth) Min at ope
[7338]: THE YOUTH CF OUR BLACK CCKNUNITY
[7339]THE FRORLEM OF PROVIDING A HEALTEY WE
[7340]i FOR THESES YOUNG ENCTEZHS AND SISTHRS
[7342]AS YOU EN
[7343]phew
[7345]teenie AND
[7347]xe
[7349]Y
[7350]PECGRAN , 2
[7351]s
[7353]i SUR YOUTS
[7354]IS IN OUR
[7355]“YCUTH MUST
[7357]{ YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NEEDED AND wKELCOMED.
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[7363]Eee
[7364]; apn fit oe .
[7366]MUST HAVE a COMPLETE = AND NCURTEH
[7367]PES EREARTA ST PECGHAN IS €C PROVIDES
[7369]CEU TES INCONS ToPENCT : aS wre
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[7373]ch, IN OR wet & TO EBESIN
[7378]AS Ae
[7380]MOD Tee a
[7381]NECESSITY
[7383]in CREBR
[7385]by
[7387]rar B fe
[7389]vw a a
[7390]he, Aw a ike RLV RB ae
[7392]ISTERCIES UPON THE TELE u
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[7446]TIME out “8 TEAKK YOU FOR, TRE MANY FINES YOU WAVE DORATED TO TRE ROR] -
[7447]VIVAL PROGRANS Ese BE HAVE HAD. IK GRE PAST, YOUR Cos:
[7448]BRABLED US aD GIUE AWAEZ 4,600 EREE FAGS OF GEOCERIES Tt
[7449]PLOPLE: Th GIP PERANT ARGAS TACUGHOUD THER CITY. ~
[7451]‘SENCE TRERE ABS &O MAKY ROUNGRY PEOPLE ih THE Ciey oF DETHOLE ,
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[7459]TO START S STOCKING UP ON FOOD tO GIVE To TEE PEOELE CH A DAY TO BAL
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[7464]SRE STORE OWNEAS GIVE BE ; UST BORATING CRE Of GHO TLEES A WOHE. - UE
[7465]ALSO-IN TUEN, INFO mE THE GOMNUNITY WHICH STORES BAVE DONATED © FOE |
[7466]SEEN zou HELP THE COMNUNETY IN HETURN THEY HELP YOU. SC, IF You ARE.
[7467]Cc} NCRENE G AECUL THE COMKUNITY THEN SHOW TREK, PY GIVIKG YOUR sUProR?.
[7469]ALL POWER TQ THE’ PEOPLE!
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[7501]-Provides children’a free, hot break~ Shoe Program
[7503]Fase ry school morning, - ;
[7504]ast eve yes 6 Provides free shoes to the people
[7505]made at the David Hilliard Free Shoe
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[7509]_| People s- Free g fectory and elsewhere,
[7510]~ " Provides tree food to Black andother People's Free Clo} hing Program
[7511]| oppressed people, . . ¢
[7512]. oo Provides new, stylish and quality
[7513]Liberation Schools + ‘clothing free to the people,
[7514]| Provides free educational facilities ; ; ;
[7515]; and materials to Black and other Free Bussing to Prisons
[7516]oppressed children to promote a cor- - Program
[7517]rect view of their role inthe soci- ; ; , ;
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[7521]cerated men and women.
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[7595]song for families and friends of fncar-
[7596]cerated men end women,
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[7613]; nUT THEY CAN? BE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT THE ERLP PROM YOU, THE PEOPLEt
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[7701]INMATES IN JACKSON STATE PENITENTARY ARE:
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[7706]a (1) INWATES NAME AND I.D. NUMBER. , APRIL 22 v4
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[7709]; (2) HHEWHER OR NOT HE'S A PRUSTEE, d .
[7711]in (3) #CU RUST EZ ON INMATES VISITING LIST, ‘ REST TETIS
[7712]- (4) FAK® YOUR RESERVATICN A WERK IN ADVANCE.
[7713]- (5) YOU SECULD ARRIVE AT 8:00 FOR EARLY
[7714]i SEATING ARRANGEMENT.
[7715]LOCATION OF DEPARTURE i SOLLINGWOCD, TIME i cn . . a
[7716]LOCATION OF DEPARTUR IS 157 COLLINGWOCD, TH -~ at - RINISTRY OF INFORMATION:
[7717]aa 3. y PBS abe nya
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[7746]x «#5055 LEMAY
[7748]® (corner of east warren)
[7751]5 $1.00 DONATION
[7753]BS :
[7754] € ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO 0 THE SURVIVAL PROGRAMS
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[7801]Souncilwoman
[7803]BOBLY SEALE and ELAINE BROWN are very serious candidates,
[7804]they are organizing and conaucting A cormmrantty wide campaign.
[7805]SOBBY is the only candidaic for Mayor of Oakland, known
[7806]throughout the city. HE and ELAINE are the only candidates that
[7807]daily encounter the Black, Latin and poor peoples of Oaklane,
[7808]answering their qucstions, explaining the campaign, asting thetr
[7809]advice and welcoming them as participants ro disciss the demancs
[7810]of the comunanity.
[7812]You can give vour support here in Detroit by sunding in sonations
[7813]for the campaign to the Detroit Branch of the BLACK PAN VHER PARTY
[7814]‘ 2228 Bewick
[7816]Alar omer
[7818]For Mayores Blaine For
[7820]SEL ELA NNT, SO FETT REL IE eM LTE LEN TIPLE PO Ee GPE SY LB EE eT EE
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[7868]DE 157-3075
[7870]IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND
[7872]GENERAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITY
[7874]A. ‘The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program
[7876]The Free Busing to Prison Program provides free
[7877]transportation to persons in the black community for ,
[7878]families and friends of incarcerated men and women to/visit
[7879]Jackson, Michigan, State Penitentiary,
[7881]DE T-1
[7882]April 27, 1973
[7884]The BPP sponsored a bus trip to Jackson State
[7885]Prison on January 7, 1973. The bus was rented from a
[7886]commercial carrier and departed 157 Collingwood, Detroit
[7887]at 9:00 a.m,
[7889]DE T-7
[7890]January 10, 1973
[7892]The BPP sponsored = bus trips to Jackson State
[7893]Prison on January 27 and 28, 1973.
[7895]DE T-8
[7896]January 29, 1973
[7898]. DE T-1 advised on various dates during March and
[7899]April, 1973, that the BPP sponsored bus trips to Jackson
[7900]State Prison on each of the following dates: March 1l,
[7901]March 16, March 25, April 8, April 14 and April 22, 1973.
[7903]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page, 150 . “eRe yee
[7905]DE 157-3075
[7907]An article which appeared in the February 17,
[7908]1973, edition of the "Michigan Chronicle" entitled
[7909]“Panthers Appeal for Support of Prison Busing Program"
[7910]quoted ROLLIN REID, a BPP member as saying "The Community
[7911]should do more to support the program, Basically we
[7912]cannot get more community Support because of the old
[7913]BPP image of leather coats and guns. People think we
[7914]are thugs,"
[7916]An article which appeared in the February 27,
[7917]1973, edition of the "Detroit News", a daily Detroit
[7918]newspaper, entitled "Panthers Appeal for Bus Funds"
[7919]quoted LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader as saying that what
[7920]the Panthers are seeking is "a good used vehicle"
[7921]which would cost them around $2,500.00, DARDEN stated
[7922]that commercial rental costs are too high and that the
[7923]BPP funds would not allow the Party to purchase a used
[7924]bus even if one were to be found. DARDEN stated that
[7925]the Party funds at the present time for the purchase
[7926]of a usedbis stand at zero,
[7928]An article which appeared in the April 20, 1973,
[7929]edition of the "Detroit News" entitled "Panthers Add Trips
[7930]to Prison Program" stated that the Panthers are appealing
[7931]to Churches and other civic groups for the loan of vans
[7932]or busses for their busing to prison services and have
[7933]been successful in receiving aid from the Burnette Baptist
[7934]Church in Detroit which has offered to make their vans
[7935]available,
[7937]B, The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch Programs
[7939]The Free Breakfast Program provides fiee hot
[7940]breakfasts forschool children in the black community
[7941]from 7:3 0 to 8:30 a.m. on each school day, The Free
[7942]Lunch Program is an alternate program which is run during
[7943]the summer months when schools are closed and provides
[7944]a free lunch children who live in the vicinity of the
[7945]BPP Office. The Free Lunch Program was suspended in
[7946]September, 1972 and will be reinstituted in June, 1973,
[7948]DE T-1
[7949]April 27, 1973
[7952]e | °
[7953]DE 157-3075 . a
[7955]The Free Breakfast Program at 2228 Bewick was
[7956]shut down in late December, 1972 when the Party closed
[7957]down that office. During November and December, 1972,
[7958]approximately 80-85 children were fed each day at the
[7959]Bewick Office,
[7961]DE T-3
[7962]January 4, 1973
[7964]During January and February, 1973, approximately
[7965]20-25 children were provided a free breakfast at the 157
[7966]Collingwood Office, Seer
[7968]DE T-1
[7969]March 6, 1973
[7971]Between February 28, 1973 and April 13, 1973,
[7972]the Free Breakfast Program was suspended by the Party
[7973]due to the relocation of the Party Office to the Bewick
[7974]address, From April 13, 1973 to May 1, 1973, the Party
[7975]has again provided a free breakfast for approximately
[7976]80-85 children on each school day.
[7978]DE T-1
[7979]May 3, 1973
[7981]Some of the food for the Free Breakfast and Free
[7982]Lunch Programs is provided by local grocery stores and
[7983]some is purchased by the Party.
[7985]DE T-1
[7986]March 21, 1973
[7988]C, BPP Free Food Programs
[7989]The BPP gave away three hundred bags of groceries
[7990]during the Party’s "Black Christmas Free Food Giveaway
[7991]. Survival Day Program", on December 23, 1972,
[7993]DE T-2
[7994]January 9, 1973
[7996]19
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[8002]Survival Day refers to a program
[8003]implemented by the BPP with purpose
[8004]of giving away bags of groceries to
[8005]oppressed families living in the inner
[8006]city of Detroit.
[8008]Due to the great expense of purchasing the necessary
[8009]large quantities of groceries for Survival Day Programs,
[8010]the Party has not held a Free Food Giveaway in the past
[8011]three months,
[8013]DE T-1
[8014]April 27, 1973
[8016]D, Political Education Classes
[8018]Riitical Education classes are no longer held
[8019]on a réguiar basis, The classes are held occasionally
[8020]during the week as the Party feels it is more beneficial
[8021]to personally come into contact with members of the biack
[8022]community on a one=to-one basis. For this reason, Party
[8023]members solicit donations and sell BPP newspapers door to
[8024]door and attempt to "rap" with the people concerning the
[8025]BPP, its aims and programs,
[8027]DE T-2
[8028]April 3, 1973
[8030]For example, DE T-2 advised on January 30, 1973
[8031]that a Political Education class was conducted by ALVIN
[8032]BROWN, BPP Member at the 157 Collingwood Office on
[8033]January 29, 1973, The class was entitled "Liberalism
[8034]in the Red Book of Chairman Mao", Only three non-Party
[8035]members were in attendance,
[8037]In order to establish a better rapport with the
[8038]members of the black community and in order to raise money
[8040]for the Party, the Party organized and sponsored the
[8041]following events:
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[8050]= January 5, 1973 -
[8051]"Skate To Survive" -— Roller Skating Party
[8052]attended by approximately 30 non Party members.
[8054]DE T-2
[8055]January 15, 1973
[8057]January 20, 1973 .
[8058]"Crazy legs Dance for ‘Survival"
[8060]DE T-1
[8061]January 22, 1973
[8063]February 1, 1973
[8064]‘Dance for Survival"
[8066]DE T-2
[8067]February 5, 1973
[8069]March 13, 1973
[8070]"The People's Campaign Benefit" -~- a dance which
[8071]resulted in a profit to the Party of $100.00
[8073]“DE T-1
[8074]April 4, 1973
[8076]E, Rallies and Demonstrations
[8078]The BPP sponsored no rallies and held no demon-
[8079]strtions between November, 1972 and April, 1973.
[8081]DE T-3
[8082]May 1, 1973
[8084]21
[8087]DE 157-3075
[8089]V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES
[8091]oe
[8093]A, Weapons and Fortifications
[8095]: On March 12, 1973, DE T-1 advised that the BPP
[8096]Headquarters, Ministry of Information Office, 157
[8098]ollingwood, Detroit, had been closed down and that the
[8099]Party members had moved out temporarily and relocated
[8100]their office at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[8102]: On March 12, 1973, ORELL BENJAMIN, 18580
[8103]Dequindre, Detxrit, owner of the residence located at
[8105]157 Collingwood, Detroit, advised that the BPP had
[8106]vacated the residence recently and relocated their
[8107]members to a different office. BENJAMIN stated that
[8109]the FBI was free to enter the premises if they so desired,
[8111]On March 13, 1973, a search of the residence
[8112]located at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, was conducted by
[8113]Special Agents of the FBI. Results of the search are
[8114]set out below as well as descriptions of rooms and floor
[8115]space,
[8117]The residence of 157 Collingwood, Detroit, is a
[8118]two story dwelling with a basement and attic space, The
[8119]BPP Office space at 157 Collingwood comprised one side of
[8120]a two family duplex type dwelling. The Party occupied
[8121]one half of the entire dwelling. ;
[8123]The first floor consists G@ a living room, dining
[8124]room, kitchen and pantry. Steps off the kitchen lead down
[8125]to the basement, Four bedrooms and a bathroom are located
[8126]on the second floor. Steps lead upstairs to an attic area.
[8127]from the s@ond floor, .
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[8134]DE 157-3075 _
[8136]Physical observation of the interior.of the
[8137]residence revealed that all furniture had been removed
[8138]and that the house was not habitable.
[8140]No pertinent BPP literature ef any kind was
[8141]observed in any rooms of the house.
[8143]The windows of the living room which face the
[8144]north front entrance to the dwelling were painted black.
[8145]Built in wooden boxes beneath these three windows were
[8146]filled with sand, ‘Two other windows facing cast were
[8147]boarded up. The front north windows in the attic space
[8148]were covered with a heavy iron grate and draped with
[8149]blankets. ae
[8151]The north and south basement brick walls were
[8152]pocked with large holes which penetrated deep into the
[8153]brick and masonry work.
[8155]Also observed stered in the basement was a
[8156]four foot by eight foot sheet of three-quarter inch
[8157]plywood covered with a heavy gauge metal grate,
[8159]; On March 20,,1973, DE Tel and DE T~2 advised
[8160]that KENNETH BERNARDCHORSTON, former BPP Minister of
[8162]Ynformation and various other EPP members selected by
[8163]HORSTON had on occasion taken target practice in the
[8164]basement of BPP Office at 157 Collingwoecd, Above
[8165]sources stated, howeve, that it has been over one year
[8166].Since Party members fired or possessed weapons, Sources
[8167]Stated that LONNIE DARDEN, the present BYE Minister of
[8168]Information, in view of the BPP's new philosophy of nen-
[8169]vyidence has prohibited the use and possession of weanons
[8170]by Party members, Scources advised thet no weapons are
[8171]urrently maintained by any Party members,
[8173]Pm NW'S8296 Bocid:32989574- Page:156° TTB:
[8175]DE 157-3075 —
[8177]Sources further ddvised that the sandbox and
[8179]_diron mesh grates for fortification also date back to the
[8180]"old days" of the Party when the Party was "at war" with
[8181]the establishment and in constant fear of being raided
[8182]by Law enforcement agencies. ,
[8184]On May 1, 1973, DE T-3 provided the following
[8185]floor plan of the former BPP Headquarters Office at 157
[8186]Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan: ,
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[8212]DE 157-3075
[8214]B. Arrests
[8215]_— No members of the Detroit BPP were arrested during
[8216]the period November, 1972 to April, 1973,
[8218]DE T-3
[8219]May 1, 1973
[8221]VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER
[8222]BLACK EXTREMIST: GROUPS
[8224]BPP Members are not allowed to hold membership in
[8225]any other group or organization, The BPP operates independently
[8226]and has no affiliation with other extremist groups. BPP
[8227]members do not officially come into contact or associate
[8228]with members of other militant organizations,
[8230]DE T-1
[8231]February 14, 1973
[8233]DE T-1, DE T+2, DE T-9 and DE T-10 all advised in
[8234]January, 1973, that the BPP faction headed by HUEY P, NEWTON
[8235]remains diametrically opposed to the BPP faction headed by
[8236]ELDRIDGE CLEAVER,
[8238]HUEY P, NEWTON is the leader of
[8239]the BPP-Newton Faction (NF) headquartered
[8240]in Oakland, California.
[8242]ELDRIDGE CLEAVER is a leader in the
[8243]BPP and early in 1971 was expelled from
[8244]that organization and those members of the
[8245]BPP who continue to support him and advocate
[8246]the use of guns and guerrilla tactics became
[8247]known as the BPP-Cleaver Faction (CF).
[8249]27
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[8253]DE 157-3075
[8255]On December 20, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN, BPP-NF
[8256]leader at Detroit, was interviewed under suitable pretext
[8257]by a Special Agent of the FBI and DARDEN made the following
[8258]statement regarding ELDRIDGE CLEAVER:
[8260]"Eldridge Cleaver will not be allowed back
[8262]a in the BPP, We're (BPP-NF) not saying that
[8263]there is a peaceful co-existence that will
[8264]exist between the BPP and Eldridge Cleaver,
[8265]We're saying that the court systems are
[8266]responsible for the execution of poor and
[8267]oppressed people and we in turn are exposing
[8268]the court system in this particular racist
[8269]attitude against poor and oppressed people
[8270]and fot trying to build a peaceful co~existence -
[8271]with a particular element that had defected
[8272]from the Party."
[8274]VII, BPP FUNDS
[8276]The following is a summary of the financial
[8277]Situation of the BPP provided::by DE T-1 and DE T+42
[8278]from November, 1972 to April, 1973. - Income was from
[8279]such sources as the sale of BPP newspapers, donations,
[8280]and contributions from Party members, Expenses were
[8281]for such items as food, lodging, transportation, and
[8283]HET sR Pe meee rd Ane EHNA ESAT
[8285]telephone,
[8286]Month " Income Expenses
[8288]November, 1972 $1,400 $2 ,080—
[8290]December, 1972 1,200 2,170
[8292]January, 1973 437 1,819
[8294]February, 1973 410 1,734
[8296]March, 1973 600 1,850 i.
[8297]April, 1973 575 1,800
[8299]Above sources noted that Party assets are con-
[8300]siderably higher than indicated above due to the fact that
[8301]Party members turn over large amounts of money to the
[8302]Party from their welfare checks.
[8304]oO
[8305]Pars)
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[8315]DE 157-3075
[8317]The BPP maintains neither a checking nor a savings
[8318]account at any banking institution in the Detroit area,
[8319]7
[8320]DE T-2
[8321]March 27, 1973 -
[8323]Viti, MISCELLANEOUS
[8325]In a December 21, 1972 edition of the "Detroit
[8326]Free Press", a Detroit daily newspaper, an article appeared
[8327]entitled "Black Panthers Charge Police with Harassment".
[8328]LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader, charged the Detroit Police
[8329]Department with harassing Panthers while they were selling
[8330]the Party newspaper at the corner of State and Woodward
[8331]in Detroit. DARDEN charged that Party members had been
[8332]ticketed more than 25 times in the past. year for loitering
[8333]and interfering with pedestrian traffic, DARDEN went on
[8334]to state that members of the Party are being harassed
[8335]because they are black. DARDEN stated that the police
[8336]are attempting to stop the selling of the Party newspaper
[8337]because the BPP is involved in various programs to
[8338]serve the people of the community.
[8340]DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973, that the BPP's
[8341]lease on 2228 Bewick expires on September 15, 1973, and
[8342]that the Panthers must vacate the premises on or before
[8343]that date. Source further advised that LONNIE DARDEN
[8344]is currently seeking suitable office space for the Party! s
[8346]headquarters,
[8351]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ,
[8352]on BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[8354]In Reply, Please Refer to .
[8355]File No. May 9, 1973
[8359]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[8361]Character |EXTREMIST MATTER
[8363]Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[8364]as above,
[8366]| All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are concealed
[8367]in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.
[8369]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property
[8370]of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your
[8372]agency -
[8373]a AR ay t a a. ie rr re
[8374]A .
[8375]NW 88296 Docld:32939574 -Rage-t
[8380]PD-233 (Rev. 12-19-67), ; é
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[8388]A RePonpucOfFice «dD OPC OP OMISINN ee ay VESTIGATIVE PERIOO.
[8389]DETROIT | SAN FRANCISCO | 11/7/72 5/9 ~ 10/31/72
[8391]VLE OF CASE PORT MADE OY rn Perera
[8393]i 4
[8395]V. INSOCNA lank ¢
[8397]O BLACK PANTHER PARTY CHARACTER ODF EMSE any
[8399]pany nen ert NE TE EAE,
[8400]someone
[8405]REFERENCE: Report of SA DOBMALD V. REITEMOUR, IR. at sek olt, S/LL/72, |
[8406]7
[8410]LEAD
[8411]DETROLE
[8412]AT DETRO ROIT, Mic fCEIGAN : ~
[8413]Wild Locllow and report activities of the BPP, Detroit
[8414]Divis sion, on a semi-annual basis. , . i
[8416]ADMINIS SPRALIVE
[8418]pemeres
[8421]All persons mentiecned herein as _peing comnected with the \
[8422]Detroit Drancn, BPP, axe currently under investigation by the
[8424]__ Betroit D Division
[8426]TACCOMPLISHHE ; ENTS CLAIMED _ CU NGHE __faca
[8428]i
[8429]ane CASE GAS BEEN:
[8432]=e FUS [snes i SAVINGS [- RECOVERIES TALS
[8434]ey i a nn a ees
[8436]4 ;
[8437]Y PenOing OVER ONE vEaR fT
[8438]: j PENDING PROSECUTION
[8439]H j : OVER SIX MONTHS
[8441]4
[8443]APPROVED SPECIAL AGENT | DO NOT WRITE if SPACES BELOW
[8444]COPISSMADE: | — _ yi iL } . ~~ [ i ara. Z -
[8445]. mo Ln ETT KS “Oe rig? F
[8446]YC? Bureau (105~2 (RM) [Oo f° ™ LE G a _ ffifl end
[8447]+ Secret Service
[8451]65706 Sub 15)
[8452]4
[8454]USA, Detroit > |
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[8459],
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[8474]Date Fwd, ! fe wetion |
[8475]Date Fwds Ley info [Hi] ac jon a
[8477]flow Fed. i ;
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[8486]_ INFORMANTS
[8487]BE T-1 is DE 2446-F
[8488]DE T-2 is DE 3605-5
[8490]DE T-3 is DE 2650-5
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[8493]~ DE T=4 is DE 2824<cz
[8494]- EERECrCoRee
[8495]DE T-5 is SF 5362-E
[8497]"" DE "-6 is DE 1718-E
[8500]DE T-7 is CSDE 2580-E Cos! pibed TAC
[8501]DE T-8 is CSDE 2962-5 SOve LE:
[8503]DE T-9 is DE 1330-5 jw espe@man”
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[8525]Ui ZED STATES DEPARTMENT OF @iice
[8526]@evena BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[8528]Copy to: 1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[8529]2 - USA, Detroit (RM)
[8530]Report of: SA JOHN V. INSOGNA , Offi: Detroit, Michigan
[8531]Date: 11/7/72
[8532]Field Office Fite #: 157-3075 Bureau File #: L05-165706 Sub 15
[8533]Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[8534]Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS
[8535]Synopsis: Detroit BPP headquarters located at 157
[8536]Collingwood, with an office at 2228 Bewick
[8537]and a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, ali Detroit,
[8538]Mich. They continue te operate the free
[8539]breakfast program for school children and
[8540]sell "The Black Panther” newspaper. Additional
[8541]programs and activity set forth, The Detroit
[8542]BPP operates under the leadership of LONNIE
[8544]DARDEN, Minister of Information.
[8548]This document containa ncither recummiendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it anc ita contents
[8549]are not to be disaibuted outside your akency. MLO duplicated within your agency.
[8550]U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICH : bety 0 - tenwdy
[8552]F nS ie en Or i | ale ae 8 BBER 8 FUE Soper ae
[8553]a ee te Se {pee
[8554]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 166———— ai a
[8557]. () )
[8560]DE 157~3075 ,
[8562]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[8564]Pagqa
[8565]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA OF THE
[8567]DETROIT BLACK PANTER PARTY (BPP) . 2. . 2 6 2 «4 4
[8568]A. Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters and
[8570]Offices . . 6. 2 6 0 eo we we te ee el 4
[8571]B. Local Leaders and Membership Totais .... .- 4
[8572]C. FPunas . . 2 6 2 + 6 © oe we te te ew wt te 6
[8573]D. Connections with BPP National Headquarters . 6
[8574]E. Publications ... 1... oe ee ee es 8
[8576]1. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper . .. . 8
[8578]2. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit
[8580]ALGCQ 6 6 ew 8 ee we ee ee ee he 8
[8582]EF. Philosophy of the BPP... 1. 6 © © es we we 14
[8584]G. AxYYesStS 2. 6 6 6 0 © eo ew we we ee et th 15
[8585]H. Weapons « . 2. 2. 2 2 6» © 2 «© © © we eo ew ew ew 15
[8586]I, Fortifications .. 0.0... 0 eee ee eee 15
[8587]J, Rallies and Demonstrations ... . « »« © « « 16
[8588]RK. ProgramS . 6 . 2 « 2 © «© © © «6 © oe we wes 16
[8590]1. Free Breakfast for School Children .«.. 16
[8592]2. Free Lunch Program .. . . «4 2 © es © @ 17
[8594]3. Free Bussing Program . ... .o +2. « « 17 -
[8595]~ 2 -
[8596]t
[8597]r ryote ery iat led ye * te “Per oe an aides 42 7 TOES Se mre seen
[8599]H . .
[8600]NW ab296 Dochd:32989574 Pag eB L
[8602].
[8604]DE 157-3075
[8606]4. Free Food Program . . 2. 6 2 6 es 6 © © »
[8607]5. Liberation School . . 1. 1. 1 2 se ew we ew ee
[8608]LL. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies
[8609]M. Travel of Party Member's os ee te we et
[8611]~ “a .
[8612]II. MISCELLANEOUS . 2. 2 eh kee ee ee ee
[8614]NW 88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 168
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[8632]DETAILS:
[8636]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA
[8637]OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY. (BPP)
[8639]A. ‘Location of Detroit BPP Headavarters and Offices
[8640]The BPP is a black extremist organization
[8641]started in Oakland, California, in December,
[8642]1966. It advocates the use of guns and ,
[8643]guerrilla tactics toisbring about the . ‘
[8644]overthrow of the United States Government. A
[8645]The Ministry of Information continues to be located
[8647]at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan.
[8649]The BPP continues to operate an office at 2228
[8650]Bewick, Detroit, which is the location for the free breakfast
[8651]program. This location is rented by LORENE BANKS, who
[8653]coordinates the free breakfast program and is an active
[8654]member of the BPP in Detroit.
[8656]The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.
[8658]June 16, 1972
[8660]DE T-1
[8661]The BPP continues ta overate offices at the |
[8663]following locations:
[8664]157 Collingwood, Detroit |
[8665]2228 Bewick, Detroit [
[8666]Pad - 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit :
[8667]t
[8668]|
[8670]DE T-2
[8671]October 25, 1972
[8673]B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals
[8675]no
[8676]i)
[8678]The following is a summary of members
[8679]for the BPP during the period May - October, 19
[8680]-furnished by DE T-1 and DE T-2:
[8682]fee ct
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[8708]Community Temporarily
[8710]Month Workers Members Elsewhere
[8711]May, 1972 6 8 0
[8712]June, 1972 9 . 7 17 0
[8713]July, 1972 13 20 0
[8715]. August, 1972 17 18 3
[8716]September, 1972 13 15 3
[8717]October, 1972 10 15 3
[8719]During the months of August ~- October, 1972,
[8720]sources advised that three members of the BPP are currently
[8721]in California assisting in the campaign of Chairman BOBBY
[8722]SEALE. ,
[8724]BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of
[8725]the BPP currently running for Mayor cf
[8726]nael California.
[8728]LONNIE/DARDEN is Minister of Information
[8729]and inf charge of BPP operation in Detroit.
[8730]DE T-3
[8731]May 9, 1972
[8733]LEONARD/ MONGO is in charge of finance.
[8735]Z . DE T=1
[8736]\, 8 June 16, 1972
[8738]NY . t . .
[8739]v\ y } LORENE / BANKS is in charge of the free
[8740]é g .
[8741]. / breakfa6t program at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[8743]i DE T-2
[8744]H September 12, 1972
[8746]. ; \ ee CRAWFORD is in charge of 2228 Bewick,
[8747]Detroqt. .
[8749]DE T-2
[8750]September 12, 1972
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[8758]canoury rep runs is Assistant Coordinator
[8759]of theffree bussing program.
[8761]) DE T-Z
[8762]ue September 12, 1972
[8764], ALVIN BROWN is in charge of the Liberation
[8765]\ & School et 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[8767]DE T-4
[8768]August 3, 1972
[8770]Cc. Funds
[8772]A summary of financial activity was provided by
[8773]DE T-1, DE T-2 and DE T-7 from May - October, 1972:
[8775]Mont Income  - Expenses
[8776]May, 1972 $2,500.00 $2,916.40
[8777]June, 1972 . 3,300.00 3,040.00
[8778]July, 1972 2,650.00 2,496.00
[8779]August, 1972 3,200.00 2,889.00
[8780]September, 1572 2,650.00 2,655.66
[8781]October, 1972 2,400.00 2,550.00
[8783]D, Connections with BPP National Headovarters
[8785]LONNIE DARDEN and JODY WEAVER flew to BPP headcuarters
[8786]in Oakland, California. Purpose of this trip unknown.
[8788]DE T-3
[8789]Mav 9, 1972
[8791]JODY/WEAVER has been an active member of
[8792]the Detroit BPP and is currently in
[8793]California.
[8795]w
[8797]LONNIE DARDEN talked about his trip to San FrancisGo,
[8798]California, and the activities at the BPP headavarters E
[8799]noted that BOBBY SEALE will soon cross the United States
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[8806]on a special train, handing out free groceries and making
[8807]political speeches. This supposedly is to get SEALE's
[8808]name in the public's mind for his upcoming bid for Mayor
[8810]-of Oakland, California.
[8812]DE T-3
[8813]May 10, 1972
[8815]LONNIE DARDEN said the situation at BPP headouarters
[8816]in Oakland, California, is very tense with all of the members
[8817]carrying guns on their person at all times. Everyone is
[8818]jockeying for the number two position. No one trusts anyone
[8819]else. Confusion, competition, contention, and bad feelings
[8820]mark the mood of the office. They all seem to be out to get
[8821]each other. DARDEN seemed to be making these statements
[8822]out of personal observation when he was in California.
[8824]DE T-3
[8825]May 31, 1972
[8826]LEONARD MONGO contacted BPP headquarters in
[8827]Qakland, California, requesting additionai copies of the
[8828]BPP newspaper.
[8830]DE T-5
[8831]June 10, 13972
[8833]The BPP chapter in Detroit contacted the Oakland
[8835]- headquarters and advised them that ROLAND REID will depart
[8837]June 18, 1972, at 5:15 PM on American Airlines flight 9).
[8838]and will arrive in San Francisco at 7:50 PM.
[8841]Gory Boba, >, 3 Sue 18, 1972
[8843]a
[8844]coun ae has been an activ member of
[8845]the BPP in Detroit.
[8847]“
[8849]LONNIE DARDEN is sending money to BPP headcuarte
[8850]in California. Amount of money and reason for sending mon
[8851]are unknown.
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[8854]ay
[8856]DE T+6
[8857]June 30, 1972
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[8866]E. Publications
[8868]1. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper
[8869]4
[8870]DE T-1, DE T-2 and DE T-7 advised from May -
[8871]. October, 1972, the BPP received the following copies of
[8872]"The Black Panther" newspaper from BPP national distribution,
[8873]New York City, New York:
[8875]Tn er ey
[8877]May, 1972 6,000 .
[8878]June, 1972 - 10,000 a
[8879]July, 1972 8,000 .
[8880]August, 1972 11,000 :
[8881]September, 1972 9,000 .
[8882]Octcher, 1972 8,000
[8884]2. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area
[8886]DE T-8 furnished the following leaflets which were
[8887]distributed by the BPP during the period May ~ October, 1972:
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[8940]AFTER GAREPUL STUDY AND ANALYSES OF TEE CHILDREN'S LIEDRAS
[8942]GION SCHOOL AND PRER LUNCH PROGRAM, WE HAVE FOUND HAT ER OVER.
[8944]* wunarie HAJORIEY OF THE YOUTH ATTEND’ NG THE PROGRAH, GOM® FOR.
[8945]JUST PEE PREE LUNCH PORTION. RO QuEstxo1 Apout If BROTHERS AZD
[8947]SISURES, FOOD IS LAGRING IN PER COMMUNITY, AND PIG PRES LONCE
[8949]PROGRAN HELPS (O QUELL THE BUNGER IK OUR STOHACHS.. WE ALSO HUST
[8950]REMEURER, BROLHERS AND SISTERS, THAT ANOTHER NEEDED THING IN OUR
[8951]POOR AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITY Is EDUCATION TIAT TRACRES US’ OUR
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[8960]HEME THE EASIC HUMAN REEDS AND DESIRES OF TEOSE RESPORSIPLE ¥OR -
[8962]HAI Song AHEY TISEA HS RICHEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD TODAY, RENEH=
[8964]BER Ti! HAS OUR BLOOD AND SHEAT THAT WAS AND/IS EXPLOITED. CUR
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[8971]YOUTH HUST BE EDUCATED TO THE TRICKERY THAT HAS KEPT US DIVIDED 3
[8972]“FOR TO LOUG. O THB BLACK PANTHER PARTY URGES YOU AS A PAREET |
[8974]TO SUND OG ERIEG XOUR CHYTDREN BO The 1 LIBEPATION SCHOOL
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[9637]DE 157-3075 7
[9639]F. Philosophy of the BPP
[9641]In explaining the new Panther image, GERALD
[9642]‘CRAWFORD stated, "For tco long the Panther Party has found
[9643]itself in the role of defender, rather than educator of
[9644]the community. We feel the Party should be a vehicle to
[9645]take the community to liberation and not the force which
[9646]consistently finds itself in conflict with the Police.
[9648]We are now moving toward the role of humanitarians, and
[9649]our goal is humanization of alk mankind. We would like
[9651]to remove all racial and class barriers, Our struggle is
[9652]more @ class struggle -- rather than a racial one, and
[9654]oux role is to educate the community to that fact. We
[9656]are not trying to teach individuals what to think, but
[9657]instead, we are trying to teach them to think for
[9658]themselves and objectively analyze the situation we find
[9659]ourselves in.
[9661]"Ironically, those people who can best perform
[9662]this service turn their backs on the community and helr
[9663]those forces which are oppressing all of us. College
[9664]students today dbnot bring their talents back to the
[9665]community, but help to build the system which they have
[9666]suffered under. In order for us to successfully perform
[9667]our duty, we need the support of the community. The
[9668]Panthers are a part of the community and need its entire
[9669]support. Without this support, we will be uneble to
[9670]continue our fight against oppression. .
[9672]; "For the past ten years, the Black :
[9673]has found itself on the covers of national magazines and
[9675]in newspapers. Reporters have described Panther members
[9677]as Communists and revolutionaries: Eut for soveral reasons
[9678]this description is not applicable to today's Black Panther
[9679]Party. In the past two years, the Panther Party hes .
[9680]undergone drastic changes. Black Panther members nave tried
[9681]to drop the role of guerilla fighters and are putting eve
[9682]effort into being known as educators and humanitarians.
[9684]- 1
[9686]"The Party's Detroit Chapter is trying extremely
[9687]hard to change its image from community Bodyguard to community
[9688]sexvant,
[9690]DE T-8
[9691]August 17, 1872
[9693]-~ 14 -
[9695]NW 88296 Doc|d:32989574, Page,1Z9. ..-ssmerms sme —— ae a
[9698]DE 157-3075
[9700]G. Arrests
[9702]= On May 29, 1972, Lieutenant WILLIAM MC Coy,
[9703]‘Detroit Police Department, advised that GARY ROLAND REID
[9704]was arrested by the Detroit Police Department for oustanding
[9705]traffic violation,
[9707]On October 24, 1972, Lieutenant MC COY advised
[9708]that LEOWARD MONGO was ticketed by the Detroit Police
[9709]Department for violation of city ordinance - vending and
[9710]interfering with pedestrian traffic. MONGO was selling
[9712]_the BPP newspaper at the time. He was given the ticket.
[9714]aye
[9716]HK, Weapons
[9718]DE T-1, DE f--2 and DE T~3 advised during May -
[9719]October, 1972, there was no. mention of weapons and no
[9720]effort to acquire any guns. The gune that are available
[9721]are Giscreetiy kept out of sight.
[9723]I. Fortifications
[9725]There are no fortifications at the BPP office
[9726]at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[9728]DE T-4
[9729]July 1G, 1972
[9731]There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at
[9732]4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.
[9734]DE T-1
[9735]July 26, 1972
[9737]The BPP office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, has
[9738]metal mesh screens which can be pulled dewn over the windows
[9739]at night. The sand bag barricades have heen removed.
[9741]DE T-2
[9742]August 25, 1972
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[9751]J. Rallies and Demonstrations
[9753]* During the period May - October, 1972, the Detroit
[9754]Chapter of the BPP did not hold any rallies or sponsor any
[9755]demonstrations.
[9757]DE T-8
[9758]October 26, 19372
[9760]K. | Programs
[9763]i. Free Breakfast for School Children
[9764]an
[9765]The breakfast program continues to be in operation
[9766]at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[9768]DE T-6
[9769]May 5, 1972
[9771]The breakfast program at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,
[9772]has been suspended temporarily in lieu of a free Lunch
[9773]progrem auring the summer months. The breakfast program
[9774]will be reinstituted at the start of the school year in
[9775]September, 1972.
[9777]DE T-6
[9778]June 16, 1972
[9780]The free lunch program has heen replaced by the
[9781]free breakfast program. .
[9783]DE T+2
[9784]- Septembex 6, 1372
[9786]The breakfast program is also in operation at 157
[9787]Collingwood, Detroit, and at 2228 Bewick, Detroit. Food
[9788]for the programs is solicited from store awners in the area
[9789]and some food is purchased by the Party.
[9791]DE T-2 -
[9792]September 14, 1972
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[9802]DE 157-3075
[9804]The following is a summery cf the number of
[9805]children attending the breakfast program from May -
[9806]October, 1972. Unformation was furnished by DE T-1, DE T-2
[9808]and DE T-4: ,
[9810]May, 1972 75
[9811]June, 1972 75
[9812]July, 1972 120
[9813]August, 1972 $5
[9814]September, 1972 75
[9815]October, 1972 65
[9817]2. Free Lunch Program
[9819]The free lunch program is not operational at
[9820]either 157 Collingwood or 2228 Bewick, Detroit.
[9822]DE £-2
[9823]September 4, 1972
[9825]3. Free Bussing Program
[9827]On June 3, 1°72, the BPP sent a bus to the State
[9828]Prison of Southern Michigan (SPSM), Jackson, Michigan.
[9830]DE T~-1
[9831]June 16, 1972
[9832]On August 24, 1972, the BPP was making plans to
[9833]yeinstitute its bussing program to Jackson, Michigan. The
[9834]Party did not send a bus to Jackson all swamer,
[9836]DE T-2
[9837]August 28, 1972
[9839]No busses have been chartered by the Party recently,
[9841]DE T-2
[9842]September 12, 1972
[9844]The bussing program was advertised on a local
[9845]Detroit radio station. .
[9848]September 16, 1972
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[9854]in conjunction with the free breakfast program. The aims
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[9860]DE 157-3075
[9862]= The Party is making plans to send a bus to
[9863]Jackson on November 4, 1972. The Party is also planning
[9864]a bus on November 19, 1972, :
[9866]DE T-1
[9867]October 31, 1972
[9869]4, Free Food Program
[9871]On May 21, 1972, “the; BPP held a “Survival Day"
[9872]in the Jeffries Projects. The advertised purpose of
[9873]Survival Day was to give 1,000 bags of free groceries to
[9874]families in the inner city.
[9876]DE T-9
[9877]May 21, 1972
[9879]Survival Day refers to a program
[9881]implemented by the BPF with the purpose
[9883]of giving free bags of groceries to
[9885]oppressed families living in the inner
[9887]city of Detroit.
[9889]On August il, 1972, the Party sponsored a second
[9890]Survival Day program. The Party advertised that 509 hags
[9891]of groceries were given away.
[9893]DE T-]
[9894]August 15, 1972
[9895]On October 2], 1972, the Party sponsored another
[9896]Survival Day program. At this program the Party gave avay
[9897]150 bags of groceries.
[9899]DE T-1
[9900]October 39, 1872
[9902]5. Liberation School
[9904]-Liberation School is held at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,
[9906]- 18 -
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[9911]DE 157-3075_
[9913]of the Liberation School are to enlighten the children with
[9914]the aims of the BPP. ALVIN BROWN is currently in charge
[9915]of this program.
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[9917]DE T-4
[9918]July 12, 1972
[9920]L. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies
[9922]Political education classes are no longer regularly
[9923]held on Sundays. The classes are now held at random during
[9924]the week as the BPP is currently more concerned with its
[9925]survival programs.
[9927]DE T-2
[9928]September 14, 1972
[9930]M., Travel.of Party Members
[9932]On May 6, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN and JGDY WEAVER
[9933]flew to Oakland, California. On May 9, 1972, DARDEN
[9934]returned to Detroit. JODY WEAVER remained in California.
[9936]DE T-3
[9937]Mav 9, 1972
[9939]ROLAND GARY REID and WILLIAM ARTHUR ELDER are
[9940]presently in California and do not intend to return to
[9941]Detroit.
[9943]DE T~2
[9944]July 17, 1972
[9946]WILLIAM ARTHUR/ ELDER has been an active
[9947]member of the /BPP in Dbetroit.
[9949]. On August 21, 1972, LOUIS TOLBERT/TJOHNSOWN travellad
[9950]to California to helo work-in the BPP campafign to elect
[9951]BOBBY SEALE as Mayor of Oakland, California. ——, :
[9953]DE T~-2
[9954]August 27, 1972
[9956]-~ 19 -
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[9961]DE 157-3075
[9963]LOUIS TOLBERT JOHNSON has been an active
[9964]member of the BPP, Detroit.
[9966]KENNETH/ HORSTON,
[9968]MISCELLANEOUS
[9970]to contact the Detroit Chapter.
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[9978]; former leader of the BPP-HNP,
[9979]is believed to have disassociated himself with the RPP.
[9980]HORSTON was recently ohserved by members of the Detroit
[9981]Chapter in the Detroit -area.
[9983]3ORSTON probably avoided
[9984]having contact with these members and has made no effort
[9986]August 4, 1972
[9989]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INY ESTIGATION
[9991]Detroit, Michigan
[9992]November 7, 1972
[9994]In Reply, Please Refer to
[9995]File No.
[9997]Ww i@ STATES DEPARTMENT OF ,/@TICE . |
[10000]I
[10002]|
[10004]Title Black Panther Party
[10005]i
[10009]So 5
[10010]Character ‘Extremist Matters P
[10011]Bae
[10012]Reference Report at Detroit, dated
[10014]and captioned as above
[10016]All sources (except any Hsted below) whose identities arc concealed
[10017]in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.
[10019]This docurncnt contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property
[10020]of the PBL and is loaned t) your agency: it and its contents are nut to be Gistrihuted oulside your
[10021]agency nor duplicated within your ageney.
[10023]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 186
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[10028]Bis 4s wend
[10031]oo FEDERAL BUREAU OF INV USTIGATION
[10033]s
[10035]REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN - DATE ‘ - INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO
[10037]DETROIT __SAN FRANCISCO 5/38/71 4/5 - 4/29/71
[10038]TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY .
[10040]SA RONALD V, RITENOUR, JR,
[10041]CHARACTER OF CK CASE -_
[10042]RM - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
[10043]SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,
[10044]RESELLION AND INSURRECTION
[10046]- Ovrack’ vp PANTHER PARTY (BPR)
[10047]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT
[10048]FASS ISH“.CACCP) ‘ ,
[10051].
[10052]REFEREKCEY , Detroit report, of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR., ae
[10053]oo oe ; : , so - ap,
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[10056]- DETROIT ,
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[10060]AT DETROIT, TCHICAN
[10062]‘ Lae : . . _ - ; . , .
[10063]. Will maintain contact with Logical informants and
[10064]le submit evidentiary. report 390 deys from date of this report.
[10065]Ee
[10066]. '
[10067]- ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED —
[10069]CASE HAS SEEN:
[10071]CONVIC | AUTO. | rus. | SAVINGS
[10073]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_]yes [ino
[10074]PENDING PROSECUTION
[10075]OVER SIX MONTHS (yes (jroo
[10077]SPECIAL AGENT ~
[10078]IN CHARGE
[10080]APPROVED x Sy
[10082]‘copies MALE:
[10083]il = Bureau (105-165706 Sub 15) (kM
[10084]Co-l -~ MIG, Detroit (RM)
[10085]1 ~ Secret Service, Detroit (Rx)
[10086]2 ~- OSI, Dayton, Chie (RAD
[10087]2 ~ NIS, Chicago CRM)
[10088]_2 - San Francisco (RéM)
[10089]2 — Detroit (157-3075)
[10091]Dissemination Record of Attached Report
[10093]cord if . Hotations mr gRcine oe
[10094]deepony. “4 ES, ey OSI, i, SEG- ~SERV,, ARS WACEL EA
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[10098]“Request Reed “ue spy eS; ONY. BBChe
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[10116]. soprces of “a continuing “value, .
[10117]. ‘ .
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[10119]“ALL persons mentioned herein who are active in the
[10120]Detroit Division are currently under investigation,
[10122]2
[10124]INFORMANTS
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[10128]Ydentity of Source . . - Location
[10130]“Sy. . *
[10132]DE t-1 is _ 170-637R-355
[10134]vendo: 1.3.3.0. Rh scwern a 157-23075-2402
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[10137]——— ‘7-3 is . | 487-3075-2431
[10138]a eld placed Pec, ‘ ; 157-3233-812
[10140]157-3075-2446
[10142]157-6749R-24
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[10145]This serial may not be destroyed without prior
[10146]: . Bureau authority.
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[10157]Le ‘ ur [ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF 'USTICE
[10158]— ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA’. ~@
[10160]- CONFIDE NTIAL
[10162]. 1 = MIG, Detroit (HR)
[10163]a 1 + Secret Service, Detroit’ (Ra)
[10164]a l-- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RH) ,
[10165]copy tor _ L - NIS, Chicago (RM)
[10166]- . *. . : ‘ - : i.
[10167]Report of: ° - SA DONALD V, RITENCUR, JR, Office: Detroit, Michigan
[10168]Date: ., 5/18/71 a
[10169]Fleld Offige File #: = 157-3075 . .Bureou File # 105-165706-15
[10170]| Titles . ‘BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[10172]oo. 8 * NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT PASCISH (GHCCF)
[10173]- DETROIT DIVISION
[10175]Choracter: ” RACIAL MATYERS - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
[10177]: SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,
[10179]i, _ REBELLION A} sD INSURE SECTION . .
[10181]i Synopsis: a : .
[10183]=~ ' The Detroit NCR continues to operate under
[10185]the direction of BPP National Headquarters,
[10186]OakjJand,. Calif. Detroit continues to sell
[10187]““The Black Panther" news paper ,& and operate a
[10188]_ ykree be rehkfast for eee eae ne irén ProgrA
[10189]“EDGAR ROBINSON and KENNETE Payors 3%, both Detroit
[10190]NCCF indmbers vi isited BPP wiZional Headquarter
[10191]“wetin 4/71, Four NCCF aber were arrested by
[10192]te the Detroit pd for Murder J as a result of a
[10193]holdup in which a man was killed, -A purged
[10194]Detroit NCCF member has been contacting the
[10195]Cleaver Faction of the BPP in New York, how-
[10196]+. . ever, no attempts have been made to start a
[10197]Cleaver growin Detroits
[10199]~Pp-
[10201]DETA iS .
[10205]. GHOUP 1,
[10206]Excluded from automatic .
[10208]downgrading and
[10209]declassification
[10210]Nee earn serene ranean ovine geste nee
[10212]Thin document contains nolther recommendationa nor conclusions of the FBI. It ta the proporty of the FBI and is loaned to
[10213]your agency; it and its contents aro not to be distributed outalde your agency,
[10215].
[10217]‘ U, S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1969 © - 452-078
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[10227]cos). TABLE OF CONTENTS’
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[10230]I.- " REVOLUTTONARY PROGRAYS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED
[10231]BY BPP LEADERS ...ceteeceeee
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[10235]Iie ” ACTS iN FURTHERA NCE OF THE “REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...3
[10236]LIT. TEA CHING OF THE REVOLUBIONARY PROGRAM ......0eeeee0004
[10238]IV, . DOCUMENTS URGING “THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[10241]T Wy EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY ooeccesceceecceeeeereneee8
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[10266]DE 157-3075,
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[10270]/' X, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS "AND POLICIES
[10271]- . ' AS EXPR RESSED BY bpp LEADER
[10272]‘se 4 On April.28, 1971, DE T=1 advised that the ninistry of
[10273]Information for the Detroit National Committee.to Combat Fascism -
[10274](NXCCF), organizing bureau for the Black Panther Party C3Pr),
[10275]‘. was moved to a new office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan,
[10276]by orders of KENNETH HORSTON,-< leader of the Detroit NCCF,
[10277]. ° ‘DE T-] advised gthat G11 Continent tal, Detroit, Mich~
[10278]‘ - 1€2aQ, is+ Community Information Center Number One.
[10280]. A characterization of the BPP is contained
[10281]in the appendix pages attached hereto,
[10283]YY, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
[10284]. PROGRAM . _
[10285]ae DE T-1 advised’ on April 5, 1971, that 157 Collingwéod,
[10286]Detroit, was being opened as NCCF Community Information Center
[10287]Number Two on that date, ’ . .
[10289]it NCCI, ANTHONY NORMAN, RONNIE. 1 TIN, RONALD-SAHiTH,
[10290]VELL, held up what they believed to be a dope house
[10291]the victims was killed,
[10293]of the Detr
[10294]‘and LARRYSB
[10295]and one 4
[10298]r
[10300]epi T~1 advised on bril 12, 1971, colt four members
[10301]g
[10303]; Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Security Sectioa,
[10304]Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department, advised on
[10305]April 14, 1971, that Murder One warrants were obtained on Apri.
[10306]34, S71, for LARRY POWELL, RONNIL IRWIN, and ANTHONY NORMAN,
[10308]all NCC members,
[10310]A search warrant executed by the Detroit Police
[10311]Department on April 14, 197], at the home of BARBARA PLISHOW, |
[10312]white female associate of the NCCF, resulted in her arrest as/we]l
[10313]\as the arrest of the above three, ROWALD S®eITH, and CAROLYN SMITH,
[10314]“members of the NCCF, and vecovery of property stolen ina robbery
[10315]on April 11, 1971, in which one man was killed.
[10318]DE 157-3075, . a ie
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[10324]DE T-l1 advised on April 21, 1971,. that. the Free
[10325]Breakfast for School Children Program is. currently operating
[10326]five ‘days a week at the-following locations:
[10330]me. 611 Continental] (30 children)
[10331]157 Collingwood (15 children)
[10332].St. Leo's Church (15 children)
[10334]DE, T~1 advised on April 21, 1971, that the Detroit
[10335]NCCE scheduled a free community dinner - in front of 611] Continen-
[10336]tal, Detroit, on Saturdays April 24, 1971, at 5:30 p.m. Tables
[10337]wild be"Set un to serve the foodibuffet style and there is to be
[10338]“no ) Sather ing at the dinner as’ Seating Will not be provided,
[10340]4
[10342]rent eet At RE LE LOOT RN MRS A MAN winsome wen og!
[10344]DE T--3 advis ed on Agra? 26, 197 that there were
[10345]not over 30 people at the NCCF dinner’ on Apeal 24, 1871, at any
[10346]-one time, and that na incidents occurred,
[10348]1 oe ypengne meen
[10350]DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1871, that the NCCF
[10351]prepared servings of food for about 400 penple for the dinner
[10352]on April 24, 19871, and that all of the food was passed out,
[10354]“DE T-24 advised on April 28, 1971, that someone is
[10355]assigned to a desk facing the front door of 2009 Alber Fliat, -
[10356]Michigan, on 2 daily basis, A loaded M-1 is kept at ine desk to
[10357]prevent, anyone from entering the house who is not supposed to,
[10358]Posters ftve been removed from some first floor windows so trey
[10359]can see anyone @pproaching the house, These measures were in-
[10360]stituted due to the raid by the police in March, 1971], which
[10361]caused the NCCF in Flint to loose face as the police toox over
[10362]‘go easily. ;
[10364]JIL, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
[10365]i PROGRAM
[10366]DE T-1 advised on April 24, 1971, that political
[10367]education classes are held at G11 Continental, Detroit, every
[10368]Sunday and that the classes consist of reading from and discussing
[10369]articles appearing in '!'The Black panther" newspaper, particularly
[10370]the center section,
[10372]DE T-25 advised on April 28, 197], that only nine .-
[10373]people, mainly young kids, showed up for the political education
[10374]class on April 18, 1971. Attendance at the classes have fallen
[10375]off sharply since the police raid in March, 1971.
[10377]4 . . . . ’
[10379]a eee eee to kee Per eee ne a
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[10383]Sunddy. and that the classes consist of reading from and discussing
[10385]lee ce
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[10388]- "Free Breakfast Program fdr Children", which were distributed
[10389]> by the Betroit HCCF, .
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[10394]DE T-24 advised on April 29, 1970, that political
[10395]education classes are held at the NCCK, Flint, Michigan, cvery
[10397]articles, primarily the’ center-fojd of "The Black Panther"
[10399]IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY
[10400]a .” PROGRS ht
[10401]” "On. April $, 1971, DE T-3 provided copies of the
[10402]following leaflets entitled "Wanted by the Feople" and
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[10596]WEIGHT: 170 pounds
[10598]BUILD: medium aan .
[10602]EYES: brown . oy
[10604]COMPLEX LON: mottled .
[10606]RACE: white
[10608]RATIGRALITY: American |
[10610]LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1600 Pennrytvatia Ave.
[10611]7+ Washington, D.C.
[10613]CAUTION . ’
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[10668]V, EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY
[10670]_SF T-16 advised on April 1¥,°1971,
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[10674]that KENNETH
[10676]-HORSTON, leader of the Detroit NCGF, was in California, and
[10678]talked with Minister of Defense, HUBY NEWTON,
[10680]DE T-1 advisgd on April 21, 1971,
[10682]on April 16, 1971.
[10684]that EDGAR
[10686]ROBINSON, distribution: manager of “PRE Black panther" news paper
[10688]for the Detroit NCCF, left Detroit en route
[10690]akland, Califoxnia,
[10691]“on April 20, 197], apparently to attend the funeral] of SAM NAPIER,
[10693]"a wemiler of the BPP who was killed in New York.
[10695]. . Re
[10696]- OS DE T-1 advised on April 24, 1971,
[10697]amember of the Detroit MNCCF, went to Toledo
[10699]situation there as some members apparently wa
[10701]that LONNIE DARDEN,
[10702]to check on the
[10704]lked into the office
[10706]wearing. Cleaver buttons on April 23, 1871, but were put out.
[10707]He was then to proceed to Cleveland where HUEY NEWTON, Minister
[10708]‘of Defense for the BPP was scheduled to a appear, however, he ‘
[10710]failed to show up.
[10712]‘at
[10714]DE p-3 advised on April 29, 1971,
[10716]that LONNIE DARDEN,
[10718]member of the Detroit NCCF, returned from Cleveland, Ohio on.
[10720]April 25, 1971,
[10722]“eDE '-3 further advised that EDGAR ROBINSON, distribu
[10724]tion manager of "The Bleck Panther" newspaper,
[10725]Californig. on April 26, 1971.
[10727]t.
[10728]e
[10730]DE T-l1 advised on various dates in
[10731]Detroit received approximately 31,6609 copies
[10733]returned from
[10735]April, J971, that
[10736]of "The Black
[10738]Panther" newspaper during April, 1971, from BPP distribution,
[10739]New York. DE T-1 advised that money for payment of the news~
[10740]“. paper is sent to BPP headquarters, Oakland, California.
[10742]VI. FACTIONALISN
[10744]NY T-5 advised on April 12, 1971,
[10745]@liso known as Malik arrived in New York from
[10746]weekend of April 9-11, 1971, for consultstion
[10747]the BPP Cleaver Faction,
[10749]NC CLURE was the Jeader of the Ret
[10751]that OLIVER MCCLURE
[10752]Detroit over the
[10753]with leaders of
[10755]roit NCCF but was -~
[10757]purged, Detroit continues to be loyal to NEWTON,
[10759]DE T-1 advised on 1 April 14, 1971,
[10761]returned to Detroit from New York on April 12,
[10762]with him an unknown nunber of Cleaver Faction
[10764]Ld. os
[10765]that OLIVEY WC CLURE
[10766]1971, ara Srought
[10767]news papers , “Right
[10769]On", MC CLURE has not made any attempts to organize a Cleaver
[10771]Faction in Detroit to source's knowledge,
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[10782]DE. T-1 advised on April Z0, _is7i, that ‘MC CLURE
[10784]is currently in New York.
[10786]- * DE 15723075
[10788]. ; :¢ DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1971, that NC CLURE
[10789]returned to Detroit from New York abdut 3: -00 p.m, on April
[10790]27, 197]. . a .
[10791]“fp om ’ .
[10793]. DE T-1 learned on April 28, 1971, that MC CLURE
[10794]allegedly was ordered to kill VIRON REDW INE and KENNETH NORSTOR,
[10795]and to-use his judgmeitt as whether or wot to kill CHARLES FOLT,
[10796]These three are leaders. in tile Detroit NCCF DE T-1 advised
[10798]tha at HOLY has expressed sympathy for the. Cleaver Faction and
[10800]is probably no longer being considered for assassination,
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[10813]a re wot, BLACK PA IPHER PARLEY, also known, as Jot
[10814]MG . Black ck Panther Pa uty for, Self Defense
[10815]an «+ Aecording to the official newspaper of the ;
[10816]“Bh ack: ‘ Panther Party (BPP), the BFP was started during
[10817]“December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize .
[10818]“ Dlack people so they can take control of the life,
[10819]politics and the aestiny of the black contaunity. It was
[10821]oo 4 organized by Bobby G. Seale, BPP Chairman, and Huey P.
[10822]- Newton,, Hinister of Defense, BPP. : “.
[10823]. . “ow “Bb . . : : .
[10824]7. : The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
[10825]i regularly states that the EPP advocates the use of yuns
[10826]? “and guerrilla tactics in its xvevolutionary program to end
[10827],7 oppression of the black people Residents of the black
[10828]>. community are urged to arm thomselve S against the police |
[10829]-who are consistently referred to as "pigs" who should be
[10830]‘killed, - Lot ° 7, : , Tes
[10831]* The newspaper, in its issue of September 7,
[10832]1968, had an article by the then Hinister of Education
[10833]George Hurray. This article ended with the following:
[10835]: * "Black men. Black people, colored persons of
[10836]America, revolt eve srywhex e! Arm yourselves. The only
[10837]cultur®sorth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[10839]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use the gun.
[10841]= Kill the pigs everywhere." . . .
[10843]The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968,
[10845]* had an article introduced with the following statement:
[10846]“We will not dissent from American government.’ We will
[10847]overthreyv it."
[10849]° David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPP, ina speech
[10850]_at the San Francisco Polo Field on Hovenbex 15, 1969,
[10851]said, "We will kill Richard Nixon."
[10853]David Hilliard, in the "Now York Times," issue
[10854]° of December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows:. “We advocate
[10855]the very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
[10857]‘land violence," : . ; )
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[10864]oe . ‘e  .In the issue of April 25,°1970, “the BPP
[10865],neéwspaver hac an article by Hjnister of Culture Emory
[10867]“Deghas as follows: . Loe .
[10868]“the only say to make this racist U. S. ;
[10869]- _ Governnent administer justice to the people it is
[10871]_ , oppress ing, is... i by taking up arms against this
[10872]“ goverment, killing the officials, until thg reactlonary
[10873]1 forces 4... are aenud,. and those that are left turn their
[10874]j weandns on their superiors, thereby passing revolutionary
[10875]| judgement against the number one enemy of all mankind,
[10877]‘the racist U. 8. Government." : y
[10878]iv ‘ . fhe BPP headquarters is located at 1046 Paralta
[10880]Street, Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and
[10881]“Committees to Com at Pascisn, under contro] of the BPP,
[10883]” = have been est  abli shea in various locaticns in the U. &.
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[10926]ae * Character RACIAL MATTERS - SMITH ACT OF 1840;
[10927]. Oo . SEDETIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND
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[10929]. Detroit report dated and ca ptionee
[10930]-_ : . ""* ag above,
[10932]ALL sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[10933]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[10934]information in the past.
[10939]This document contains netther tecommendations nor conclusions ofthe FBI. Itis the property
[10940]a of the FRI and is louned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside
[10941]your agency.
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[11086]SPP On & Se@inl-annuael basis, :
[11090]CASE HAS BEEN:
[11092]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [T]yes [sc
[11094]Cves (se
[11096]PENDING PROSECUTION
[11097]OVER SIX MONTHS
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[11121]DE 157-3075
[11123]ADMINISTRATIVE BE
[11124]* All persons mentioned herein as being connected
[11125]with the Detroit Branch of the BPP, are currently upder
[11126]investigation by Detroit except for some of those : vho have
[11127]received extensive jail sentences,
[11129]The investigative period of this report overlaps
[11130]that of the previous report in order to include information
[11131]not received in time to be included in the prior report,
[11134]a Inasmuch as the Cleaver Faction is now a separate
[11135]_ case, no mention of them is made in this report, except
[11136]where the Newton Faction is involved, A separate report
[11137]wili be submitted on the Cleaver Faction,
[11139]. This report is classified confidential to protect
[11140]sources whose identity, if revealed, could adversely affect
[11141]the national defense, :
[11143]INFORMANTS
[11145]identity of Source
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[11231]‘security Section.
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[11259]FD.204 (Rev. 3-3-59)
[11261]Copy to:
[11263]Repost of:
[11265]Date:
[11267]Field Office File #:
[11269]Titles
[11271]Character:
[11273]Synopsis:
[11275]DETAILS
[11277]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[11278]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[11282]Q
[11284]baw a
[11286]" the first part of 1971,
[11288]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI,
[11290]1 - G-2, Detroit (RM)
[11292]1 - NIS, Chicago (RM)
[11294]1 - OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
[11296]1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[11298]1 - USA, Detroit (RM)
[11300]SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR, Clee: Detroit, Michigan
[11303]157~3075 Bureau File#: 105-165706 Sub 15
[11305]BLACK PANTHER PARTY -"'DETROIT DIVISION
[11307]EXTREMIST MATTERS
[11309]The Detroit NCCF was raised to full
[11311]BPP status, 5/71, Their headquarters
[11312]the Ministry» of Information, is located
[11313]at 157 Coliinewood, Detroit, with
[11314]offices at 259] pennsylvania, and
[11316]2435 Pennsylvania, Detroit. The office
[11317]at Flint, Hichigan, was closed during
[11318]this period, Detroit continues to be
[11319]directed from BPP headquarters, Oakland,
[11320]California, and have contact with other
[11321]BPP chapters, Detroit continues to sell
[11322]"The Biack Panther" newspaper, which is
[11323]their main source of funds, although . .
[11324]sales fell off during 9/71 and 10/71.
[11326]A’ number of NCCF members were arrested
[11327]in connection
[11328]with robberies, beatings. Some members
[11329]of the Detroit BPP have become dis-
[11330]enchanted with NEWTON's policies and are
[11331]switching to the faction of the BPP
[11332]supporting ELDRIDGE CLEAVER,
[11334]hin 4 ne
[11335]d
[11336]. O0 Dron auton
[11337]oor ngrading and atic.
[11339]Age}
[11340]i AAS Ssirt cation
[11342]Too nee
[11344]It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
[11347]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[11349]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERA TIONAL DATA
[11350]A. Location of Detroit NCCF and BPP
[11352]Headquarters and Branches
[11354]B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals
[11356]C. Funds oS >
[11358]D. Connection With BPP neionaa ?
[11359]Headquarters
[11361]E. Contact With Other BPP and NCCF
[11362]Chapters
[11364]¥. Publications
[11366]1, Distribution of "The Black
[11367]‘’ Panther" News paper
[11369]2. Local Publications
[11371]G. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
[11372]. .for Confrontation
[11374]H. Arrests
[11376]I. Weapons
[11378]Je Fortifications
[11380]Ke Meetings and Rallies
[11382]L. Programs of Detroit NCCF and BPP
[11383]1. Free Breakfast for School Children
[11384]2. Free Lunch Program
[11386]3. Free Clothing Program
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[11415]. * .
[11416]1 :
[11418]DE 157-3075
[11420]a
[11421]. ‘
[11423]TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
[11424]an M. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and
[11425]Policies
[11426]N. Factionalism
[11428]QO. Miscellaneous
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[11436]I, ORGANIZATIONAL: AND OPERATIONAL
[11437]DATA
[11439]‘The National Committee to Combat
[11440]Faseism (NCCF) is the organizing
[11441]bureau for the Black Panther Party (BPP),
[11443]The BPP is 4 black extremist organ-
[11444]ization started in Oakland, California,
[11446]in December, 1966. It ad ocates the use
[11448]of guns and guerrilla tactics to bring
[11449]about the overthrow of the U.S, Government.
[11451]A. Location of Detroit NCCF and BPP Headquarters
[11452]and Branches
[11454]The Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF continues
[11455]to function at 2009 Albert Street, Flint, Michigan. —
[11457]DE T-1
[11458]January 7, IS71
[11459]The Ministry of Information is located at
[11460]613 Continental, Detroit, Michigan,
[11462]Community Information Center Number One (CIC #1)
[11463]is located at 611 Continental, Detroit.
[11465]: cic #2 is located at 3595 7th Street,
[11466]Detroit, Michigan.
[11468]DE T-2
[11469]January, 1971
[11471]The office at 3595 17th ‘Street, Detroit, closed
[11472]in February, 1971.
[11473]‘DE T-2
[11474]February, 1971
[11476]157 Collingwood, Detroit, is being opened as
[11477]Cic #1 on April 5, 1971.
[11479]6 DE T-2
[11480]April 5, 1971
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[11485]DE 157-3075
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[11488]“ye
[11489]The Ministry of information for the Detroit 20°" % (77
[11490]NCCF was moved to a new offi < at 157 Collingwood, Detroit,
[11491]Michigan, by orders of KENNET RSTON, leader of the Detroit
[11492]NCCF. hm .
[11494]611 Continental, Detroit, was seatgnated CIC #1.
[11496]DE T~2
[11497]April 28, 1971 .
[11499]‘The NCCF office at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,
[11500]was abandoned by the NCCF because the member who had been
[11501]paying the rent dropped. out of the NCCF. Flint members
[11502]plan to function out of Detroit.
[11504]1) 0) DE T1 - . ae
[11505]May 17, 1971
[11507]The BPP moved out of 611-13 Continental, Detroit,
[11508]the first of June, 1971, and moved into 2591 Pennsylvania,
[11509]Detroit, ,
[11513]The Detroit NCCF was raised to full BPP
[11515]status in May, 1971,
[11517]DE T-3
[11518]. June 3, 1971
[11520]. The BPP is using the residence of LORENE BANKS ,
[11521]one of their members, at 2435 Pennsylvania, Detroit, as
[11523]an office for the lunch program and. liberation school. . Z
[11524]0 (Hite c4,
[11525]DE T-4 - . .
[11526]July 27, 1971
[11527]Hi Loew ‘
[11529]The BPP leaders be have ¢ acquaired an apartment at
[11530]Buena Vista, Detroit, which is used by KENNETH HORSTON,
[11531]Bites: ROWN and EDGARNROB INS ON, apparently to get away
[11532]“fr om the rank and file, .
[11534]ne (Cobh DE T-4
[11536]. “August, 1971
[11540]pone dee re ee eee ee y
[11543]. _ \ . ot 1
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[11547]B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals |
[11549]oo “WAYNE THEODORESROBERTSON is in charge of the
[11550]| Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCE, Y¥VONNE-COOPER » is Secretary,
[11554]my DE 9-1
[11558]a January 7, 1971
[11560]KENNETE HORSTON, leader Detroit NCCF
[11561]CHE RLES HOE LT, second in command
[11562]_RORR IE RWLN, in charge 3595 17th Street, Detroit
[11563]ALI YFORD, in charge of finances —
[11564]“LORENE BANKS, in charge of Breakfast Programs
[11565]7 EDGER ROBINSON distribution manager
[11566]pre “ A RONALD-SMATH, in charge of Free Ciothing Program
[11567]a . 7 .
[11568]‘ ° DE T-2 ;
[11569]January, 1971
[11571]In March, 1971, the Detroit NCCF had 25 active
[11572]members, including five community workers,
[11573]-DE T-2
[11574]March, 1971
[11576]DE T-2 advised in April, 1971, that the membership
[11577]and leaders of the Detroit NCCF for April, ‘1971, are as
[11578]follows: .
[11580]KENNETH HORSTON/ leader -
[11581]VIROMREDYIND, “second in command.
[11583]VIRO IDWINE,. coordinator
[11585]EDGAR ROBINSON,” dis tribution manager
[11587]LORENE BANKS, Breakfast Program,
[11589]31i active members ineluding four community workers,
[11591]DE T-2 advised in April, 1971, ‘that the leader
[11592]pox ‘the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF’ is WAYNE TIECDORE
[11593]/ ROBERTSON and that Fiint has ten active members, including ~
[11594], vhree community workers «
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[11601]* DE 157-3075
[11603]eee DE T-2 advised in May, 1971, that during May,
[11604]A971, LONNEE~DARDEN was officer of the day at 157 Collingwood
[11605]and that the membership consisted of 38 active members
[11606]including six community workers,
[11608]a“
[11609]CHARLES HOLT, second in command of the NCCF, has
[11610]been reduced to a community worker by KENNETH HORSTON,
[11612]DE T-2
[11613]Nay 11, 1971 .
[11615]DE T-2 advised during June, i971, that the member~
[11616]ship of the BPP in June, 1971, consisted of 34 active
[11617]members and five community workers.
[11619]When KENNETH HORSTON is not available, EDGARY
[11620]ROBINSON, distribution manager, 35 in charge of 157 Colling-
[11621]wood, and LONNIE DARDEN“is in charge of 2591 Pennsylvania.
[11623]. DE T-4
[11624]7 July 2, 1971
[11626]DE T~4 advised in July, 1971, that the BPP
[11627]consisted of 24 active members and four community workers in
[11628]July; 1971.
[11630]; DE T-4 attributed the decrease in membership to
[11631]_the fact that some people were unhappy with HUEY NEWTON 's
[11632]‘policy of non-violence and because they had been directed
[11633]to attend church, . .
[11635]DE T-4 advised during August, 1871, that the
[11636]foliowing persons were leaders of the Detroit BPP during
[11637]August, 1971:
[11639]KENNETH sonsvoy,/ teadex
[11641]DIANE BROWN, -Minister of Information
[11643]LONNIE DARDENY CIC #1 7
[11644]EDGAR ROBINSON,’ distribution manager ad
[11645]LORENE BANKS,’ Breakfast and Lunch Programs
[11647]WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON," finances
[11649]Pa
[11653]4
[11655]DE 157-3075
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[11658]DE T-4 advised in August, 1971, that the BPP
[11659]had 18 active members, eight of which were community workers,
[11661]DE T-4 advised in September, 1971, that during
[11662]September, 1971, the BPP had 22 active members including
[11663]four community workers,
[11665]DE T-4 advised during October, 1971, that in
[11666]October, 1971, the BPP membership decreased to ten active
[11667]members plus two community workers . :
[11669]Y
[11670]WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON quit the BPP and no one
[11671]has yet replaced him handling finances.
[11673]. DE TH4
[11674]- October 8, 197]
[11676]DIANE BROWN has returned to her home in Jackson,
[11677]Michigan, and may not be returning to Detroit, however, at
[11678]the time she left she indicated she was taking a temporary
[11679]jJeave as she was needed by her family in Jackson, Michigan,
[11681]DE T+4
[11682]October 28, 1971
[11683]C. Funds
[11685]The following Summary of financial activity was
[11686]provided by DE T-2 and DE T~4 from February, 1971 chr ough
[11687]October, 1971:
[11689]“Month Income ; Expenses”
[11691]February $1,550.00 $1,550.00
[11693]March 4,800.00 ' 3,396,900
[11695]April 6,825.00 6,191.00
[11697]May 4,295.00 4,938.00
[11699]June ° 4,880,00 4,646.00
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[11719]Month Income Expenses
[11720]July 7,368,00 7,209,00
[11721]August 4,344.00 4,718,00
[11722]September 2,575.00 2,227.00
[11723]October 2,375.00 2,066.00
[11725]The income reflected above generally consisted
[11726]of sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper and donations.
[11727]Expenses consisted of payments for the newspaper, Shipping ~
[11728]charges, rent, food for the members, miscellaneous expenses -
[11729]including transportation, lunch, and telephone calls for
[11730]people selling newspapers and collecting donations and
[11731]expenses for Giothing and pocket money for the leaders,
[11733]4 .
[11735]D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters
[11737]CHARLES HOLT; second in command cf the Betroit
[11738]NCCF, requested that BPP National Headquarters, Oakland,
[11739]California, send Detroit 10,000 copies of the current
[11740]issue of "The Black Panther” newspaper,
[11742]DE T-5
[11743]y pecember 22, 1970
[11744]- KENNETH HORSTON, leader of the Detroit NCCF, con-
[11745]‘facted BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, requesting back
[11746]issues of "The Biack panther" as some of the pecple in
[11747]Detroit were unable to understand the BPP position in the
[11749]paper about the Zionist movement, y~ N
[11750]NN. , jae DE T-6 . j
[11751]“Ne pe December 31, 1970
[11752]ane
[11756]-—~ OLIVER MC CLURE, former leader of the Detroit
[11757]NCCF, who had been purged from the NCCF contacted ROOSEVER BT
[11759]\UCHILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief of Staff, Oakland, California,
[11760]and requested that he be reinstated, kC CLURE was instructed
[11761]to contact KENNETH \HORSTON, leader, Detroit NCCF, to discuss
[11762]being reinstated,
[11764]DE T-6
[11765]January 11, 1971
[11767]FE ee ton) og Dat) 1c TO ieee ont aed
[11768]pel wee _ ie Oe
[11772]Ni 88796 Dockel:32989574 / age 214.
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[11778]is currently
[11779]ibly | performing
[11783]“vinon. REDWING, a Detroit NCCF member
[11784]in BPP Headquartérs,/Oakland, California,
[11785]Some tasks for HUEY NEWTON, Rhee
[11787]eee me er et ee a Ta
[11789]DE T-2
[11790]January 21, 1971
[11792]“ ;
[11793]‘KENNETH HORSTON left Detroit for San Francisco on
[11794]March 6, 1971 and returned to Detroit on March 8, 1971,
[11796]DE T-6 .
[11797]March 8, 1971
[11799]VIRON REDWINE flew from Detroit to San Francisco
[11800]on March 8, 1971, REDWINE contacted Detroit on March 9
[11801]and 10, 1971, advising that he was stranded in Qakland,
[11802]California, without funds to return to Detroit. -
[11804]DE T-6
[11805]March 10, 1971
[11807]KENNETH HORS TOM was_andered to report to Oakland,
[11808]California, immediately by JUNE HILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief
[11810]_of Staff, and HORSTON left for Californ ia late March 29,
[11812]1971, or early March 30, 1971. —_
[11814]- . ‘DE TH2
[11815].- : March 30, 1971
[11817]" KENNETH HORSTON was in oakland, California, at
[11818]BPP Headquarters on April id, 1971.
[11820]DE T~6
[11821]A April 14, 1971
[11823]: EDGAR. ROBINSON, distribution manager, of the BPP
[11824]paper for Detroit NCCF, left Detroit en route Oakland,
[11825]California, April 20, 1971, to attend the funeral of slain
[11827]‘BPP member SAM NAPIER, who was killed in New York,
[11829]DE-T~2
[11830]April 21, 1971
[11832]say rn ad A merece #
[11835]DE 157-3075
[11837]ROBINSON returned trom California on the evening
[11838]of April 26, 1971.
[11840]DE T-3
[11841]. April 29, 1971
[11842]oe
[11843]KENNETH HORSTON returned from San Francisco,
[11844]California, to Detroit on April 30, L971,
[11846]“pe 1-6
[11847]May 1, 1971
[11849]KENNETH HORST N contadted BPP National Head-
[11850]quarters on May 12, 1971, to determine if the Detroit NCCF
[11851]had been raised to a full BPP chapter and determined that
[11852]it may have been. . .
[11854]DE T-6
[11855]May 12, 1971
[11857]LONNIE DARDEN, a member of the Detroit BPP,
[11858]Claimed that as of Stinday, May 16, 1971, all Detroit NCCF
[11859]chapters, including Detroit, had been raised to full BPP
[11860]status by BPP headquarters, Oakland, California,
[11862]DE T-2
[11863]May 17, 1971
[11865]. KENNETH HORSTON, leader Detroit BPP, contacted
[11866]“BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, on June 11, 1971, for
[11867]advice.
[11869]DE T-6
[11870]June 11, 1971
[11872]DE T-6 advised from February, 1971 through August,
[11873]1871, that the Detroit NCCF-BPP made inquiries regarding the
[11874]BPP paper with BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, at least
[11875]once each month,
[11879]10
[11881]IW Baaae Dacia 2989374- Paget
[11883]' DE 157-3075
[11885]E. Contact With Other BPP and NCCF Chapters
[11887]KENNETH HORSTON, leader of the Detroit branch of
[11888]the BPP, was in contact with BPP, New York on December
[11889]3L, 1970,
[11891]‘DE T~7
[11893]’ ; . December 31, 1970
[11895]ZAYD SHAKUR, Deputy Minister of Information for
[11896]and “returned to New York, January 11, 1971,
[11898]0 '. DE T-2
[11899]OF a January 11, “as71
[11902]BOBBY RUSH, Deputy Minister of Defense, ratinoss
[11903]Chapter, BPP, held a regional staff meeting at Chicago,"
[11905]and several other offices failed to send a representative.
[11906]DE T-8
[11907]January 17, 1971
[11909]A representative of the Toledo, Ohio NCCF was to
[11910]Obtain the film "The Battle of Algiers" through the
[11911]Detroit NCCP,
[11913]DE T+5
[11914]January 21, 1971
[11916]SAN NAPIER, BPP, New York, contacted BPP Chicago
[11917]and requested cix poxes of newspapers sent to Chicago fron
[11918]New York be sent to the Detroit NCCF,
[11920]“DE T~8
[11922]eae March 26, 1971
[11924]YVONNE KING, Communications Secretary, Illinois
[11926]BPP, returned to Chicago from Detroit on June 4, 1971.
[11927]; piel DE T-8 .
[11928]ee June 4, 1971
[11930]li
[11932]NW/>88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 216
[11934]New “York, arrived in Detroit the evening of January 9, 1971,
[11936]_ January 17, 1971, and.was extremely irritated because hetroit
[11941]DE 157-3075
[11943]\ '
[11945]KENNETH HORSTON, ‘Detroit BPP, contacted YVONNE
[11946]KING, BPP Chicago, in an effort to have her appear at a
[11947]rally for the Detroit 15 on June 25, 1971, at Detroit.
[11949]KING indicated she would probably appear, however,/had to
[11950]clear it through BPP headquarters, Oakland, California,
[11952]The Detroit 15 consisted of 15 members
[11953]and associates of the NCCF who were
[11954]arrested at an NCCF office, 3376 16th
[11955]‘Street, Detxoit, on October 24, 1970,
[11956]in connection with the shooting of two
[11958]; ~Rebrost Police Officers on that date,
[11959]; ; / a“
[11962]MARY FORD, member of the Detroit BPP, was sent
[11963]to Toledo, Ohio, to help reinforce the chapter there,
[11965]DE T-2
[11966]; . June 1, 1971
[11968]F. Publications
[11969]1, Distribution of "The Black Panther’ News paper
[11970]Sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper have fallen
[11971]off in Flint, Michigan, and only halt of the 2,200 papers
[11973]received at Flint from Detroit had been sold,
[11975]DE T-1
[11976]January 7, 1971
[11978]“DE T-2, DE T-4 and DE T-10 advised that the Detroit
[11979]NCCI—BPP received the following number of copies of "The
[11980]Black Panther" newspaper:
[11982]Month Copies
[11983]February . 315,000
[11984]March , 16,000
[11985]“April 32,600
[11986]May ; 42,000
[11987]‘June 18,400
[11991]88296 Dochd: 37989574 ab Era
[11993]eee - Sees eee
[11996]DE 157-3075
[11998]August 19,774
[11999]September 7,500
[12000]October . 7,200
[12002]Copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper are shipped
[12003]to EDGAR ROBINSON, 611 Continental, Detroit, from New York
[12004]Distribution, 146-20 Rockaway. Boulevard, Jamaica, New York,
[12007]‘. ae)
[12009]“DE T-9
[12010]ash May 20, 1971
[12012]2. Local Publications
[12014]The following are copies of publications which
[12015]were either produced or tepreduced by the Detroit NCCF-~BPP
[12016]for distribution to members, associates and to the general
[12017]public attending political education meetings:
[12019]DE T-1 furnished a copy of the following Jeaflet
[12020]on January 14, 1971; :
[12022]13
[12024]NW'S8296 Docld:32989574 Page 218
[12026]STUDY IFSP AND STA UKYS * TENAETON ~ FOR COMRUNITY WORKY TS AND NOCP MEMBERS
[12027]erRemcene nn creer haar meme a eR CNR ae Nor ene Oa cag .
[12029]ea
[12031]PART T . FERS SY teext @
[12032]PAR to Bone
[12034]4,
[12036]26
[12038]230
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[12056]106
[12058]17.
[12059]18.
[12060]196
[12061]206
[12063]NW 88296-Docid:32989574—Page-21
[12065]ease nett pee ‘
[12066].
[12068]TEN POINT PLATFORM AHO PRCGRAN OF THE BLACK PANTORR PARTY
[12069]ROLES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY. Lo
[12071]MOTTO
[12073]GARDIIAL RULE
[12075]PRIUARY OBJECTIVE OF THE BPP.
[12077]MASS LINE
[12079]PARTY LINE
[12081]SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK
[12083]THREE LAT RULES OF DISCIPLINE
[12085]EIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION .
[12087]EVERY HEMBER OF NLC.C. i, MUST KNOW THY CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF BoP.Pe
[12088]ENOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS. .
[12090]ENOW EVERY BLACK PANTHER PARTY MEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SYSTEM
[12092]PART ZT = SECOND STZ WEEKS
[12094]TDECLOGT OF SPP ~ ELDRIDGE
[12096]ESSAYS OF MUWISTER OF DEPHNSE « HUEY P. NEWLON
[12097]GENIOUS OF BUEY P, NEWEON .
[12099]EQUGATICH AND REVOLUTION ~ ELDRIDGE
[12100]GONVERSATION WITH ELDRIDGE CLEAVER
[12102]G2 SEIZE TES THE: BOBBY SHALE
[12104]HUEY TALKS TO TRE MOVEMENT
[12106]¢ MANPATES OF TEE EoPoPe
[12108]CESTEATOLU OF ALL REGENT BoPePs NENSPAPERS
[12109]PUNE HARUEL Og THE UlMAN GUEXETLIA
[12111]SO PAEaSED 21. PUCHISM
[12113]OPPRESSCR 22, A ULTRA = DEMOCRACT
[12115]CAP URAL TSH 23. PURELY MILITARY VIEWPOINT
[12116]a COLSRTRLISI Ql, DEPARTHENTATISI
[12118]NEO. SOLGHTA r at 25, CLIQUE TSM
[12121]ENAGONISH
[12123]PASCISH
[12125]ACTS
[12127]HEVOLIPTON (An) (ps)
[12128]SELS . DEFENSE
[12129]GOLOMLALISN
[12131]JUGNE
[12133]ENEMY OF THE PEOPIZ
[12134]FRIED OF TT3 EPOPLS
[12135]SUBJECLIVISH
[12136]TEDIVIDUALISH
[12137]SECATARTANISM
[12140]ATTENTION COMMUNITY WORKESS AND U.C.0.F. Midibias
[12141]DETROIT CHAPTER:
[12143]@ FOL OWING INFORMATION TS A AN_O: ORDER AR OANO With vente Bs BE CARRISD OUT TMMEDTATRLY
[12145]POWER TO THES PEOPLE ‘COMRADES;
[12146]BECAUSE GF THS NECESSITY [0 INTENSITY HB STRUCOLE HERE IN THE STATS OF MICHIGAN,
[12147]IS NECESSARY TC INTENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AND TO TICHTEN UP UUR IDEOLCOY
[12148]CH IS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A MATGH FOR A HUNDRED. i
[12149]OUR CHATRMAN IS FACING THE ELECTRIC CHATR, ELDRIDGE OUR MUNISTER OF DWFORMATION
[12151]S STIL IN EXILE. CHE LOPE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P. NEYTON IS IN
[12152]ONSTANT DANGER OF ASSASTNATTON, SOME 30 MEMBERS (OF OUR PARTY HAVE ALREADY DESH MURD.
[12153]RED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IMPRISONED, ALL THIS IS REALITY AND TET SOME 7
[12154]|
[12156]|
[12158]H
[12159]b
[12160]i
[12162]US ARG STILL VERY SLIP-SHOD IN OUR WORK, 9 -S<
[12164]BECAUSE OF NIE LEVEL OF STRUSGIE INWHICH WE ARB NOW ENGAGED . THE BEGINNING PHASES
[12166]Pf ACPUAL ARMED STRUGCLE ~ IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENS! THIS RAINING. AND To
[12168]EVELOPE ISTO A VARGAURD SOLDIER. ; _
[12170]OUL LINES OF TRAINING PROGRAMS WILL BS GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND COMMUNITY WORKER,
[12172](f THE COMPIETTON OF THESE TRAINING PROGRAMS, TESS WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERITER JUST
[12174]HAE LEVEL A COMRADE WIID WORK,
[12176]THE FIRST SIX WEEKS TRATNING WILL ESTABLYSH WHETHER OR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A NEM-
[12178]ISR OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEES O COMRAT FASCISM. ee mens see ee
[12180]THE SECOND SIX WEEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POST:
[12182]MONS AND THOSE WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGH-OUT THE STATE OF
[12184]SECHIGAN, __ . |
[12186]YOMMUNTTY WOREERS _ meee a--. SRE ALL THOSE WHO CANNOT WONCTION FUEL TM AND ALL
[12188]THOSE WHO CAN AND DO FUNCTION FULL TIME, BUT HAVE NOP COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS
[12190]PRATWING, THOSE WHO PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS ETc.
[12192]‘EMBERS OF 4.0.0.7. wauaa-Le- ARE THOSE WHO FUNCZION FULL TIM AND HAVE PASSED THEIR
[12194]SI WEEKS TRATNIMG PROGRAM, HHO SELL NEWSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE
[12196]NEO CORDINATE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES,
[12198]HOSE WORKING AS ORGAITZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO.
[12200]WHO COMPLET PHASE THO OF THEIR TRATRING COURSE, ‘THESE PEOPLE WILL BE LOOEED UPON AS.
[12202]THE DRIVING FORCE OF TSS NATIONAL COMMITTEES. THESE PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZE VARIOUS AREAS
[12204]TN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN,
[12206]| THOSE TN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ATCOHOL, SUCH AS WINE AND WHISKEY, OR SMOKE
[12207]“IT WILL BE PERMISSTBLE-TO DRINK BEER AT THIS TIME
[12209]PHASE TURES WELL NOP BE GIVEN BUT MEMBERS OF THE B.P.P. “WELL BE REGRULTED PROM IE'S RANKS
[12214]I WISH YOU ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGGLE TO TRUSTY BE A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED,
[12215][d:32989574 Page 220
[12218]DE T-~l furnished a copy of the following leafiets
[12219]on February 8, 1971;
[12221]16
[12223]NW 85296 Docld:32959574 Page #71
[12226]YOU WAR MONGREAL FOOL!
[12228]YOU HAVE COMPLETELY BLOWN YOUR COOL!
[12229]YOU WHO OINK TO THE PEOPLE,
[12231]AND LIE AND LIE AND LIE. TEE PEOPLE Say
[12232]OH PIGGY WIGSY, FOR THIS you muST BIE: ©
[12234]WE KNOW OF YOUR PLAN OF GENOCIDE |.
[12235]THIS FACT SO TRUE YOU CANNOT HIDE
[12236]YOU BEAST WHO ARE SO LOW .
[12237]FOR .YOU, WE WILL SHO NO WOE!
[12239]OUR PEOPLE ARE BEING EDUCATED
[12240]AND ARE SOON TO BE LIBERATED
[12242]FOR THEIR BODY WILL CONNECT WITH
[12243]THEN DIG’ IT - WE GONNA SIEZE THE
[12244].FOR WE -~ THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF
[12245]BABYLON ARE OUT TO DO ~ WHAT HAS
[12247]i
[12249]THEIR MIND
[12250]TINE!
[12251]FASCIST
[12253]TO BE DONE!
[12255]THERE IS NO RECTIFICATION
[12256]NOR JUSTIFICATION
[12258]FOR YCUR ADVOCATION .
[12260]OF THE BRUTALIZATION :
[12263]i
[12264]i
[12266]. POWER STRUCTURE, YOU ARE INSANE! _
[12268]VINE f
[12270]2 Lag Bo fe re. AL fy Bee
[12271]sat a LA Prema mos ¢ OE AL DEE nt AN es
[12272]4 Fug i kee Bo ent v Bee fk NY Nexo OF Leet a AE Raced
[12273]& att af lan . * re .
[12274]| . .
[12275]{ .
[12276]NIXON OH NIXON, OH PIG ASS NINO
[12278]E
[12279]CAN SAY IS PIGGY WIGGY BANG BANG! | ...
[12281]JALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE | /: [2 _ IN a4 i
[12282]LIBERATION BY ANY MEANS f | . {DETROIT "15" 3 i (
[12283]1d we goth beh cok [Ln POLITICAL PRISONERS OF U.S. FASCISY
[12284]ee A & 6 © - &
[12286]hoe et pee
[12288]A RARESIAT ER Coys
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[12293]Mary gaye pets oo! cg ATRIA ERE IIR ETI
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[12330]MEETS
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[12334]Sues ers spies
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[12350]ARRESTED
[12352]E N,C, C.F,
[12354]ark
[12355]iF
[12357]ON CHARGES OF Has iPDEP AND CONSPIRACY TO
[12358]: COMMIT HURDER, ARE STILL BEING FELD IN
[12359]THE WAYNE AOUNTY JAIL. LONNIE DARDER,
[12360]‘ THE JGth HENBET TG BE INCARCEPATED, BAS
[12361]INDICTED ARD IS ALSO BEING HELD WITH'A
[12362]VERY HIGH PANSON.
[12363]TRTEOPVATION CONTACT: - .
[12365]COMMUNITY INFCPMALION CENTER
[12368]TLINT
[12369]Cae (4) iy sa
[12371]2009 ALBERT
[12372]MICH.
[12374]x
[12376]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM
[12378]MINISTRY OF INFORMATION ~~.
[12379]612 CONTINENTAL
[12380]DETROIT MICH. ~
[12381]“er, TESTE ae
[12384]er CS
[12386]a ar
[12388]NW 88296" Dagid:329895}4 -Page;224--- mesa, nese FT
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[12394]- os _ . . . Minister of Defense ~
[12395]: ., . Black Panther Party”
[12397]~ i ann oa ORR RAE | :
[12399]FLINT NCE =
[12400]INFO. CENT
[12402]2009. LBERT
[12403]SE
[12405]ay
[12409]TIME: 7100 - 8130 AM
[12411]. THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, Is MOVING PO MEE?
[12412]THE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDGE OF CUR COMMUNITY. ONE
[12413]. OF THE. WAYS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS BY THE TMPLEIGNTATION OF A PRES
[12414]BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PHOGRAM.
[12416]THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FRED TH CHILDREN IN -. ST
[12417]OUR COMMONITY, BUT 2LSO TO BRING THE CHILDREN, PARENTS AnD ALL PEO}
[12418]PLE OF THE COMMUNI®Y TOGETHER TO WORK AKD SEE YO If THAT EVERY
[12419]CHILD {S FED A WELL-~BALANCED BREAKPAST HaCH MORNING. .
[12421]THIS SHING ane PEOPLE'S BREAKFAST, OUR GO.L IS TO SPREAD THIS Le
[12422]PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITI£S OF MICHIGAN, THIS IS Ti PECFLE'S me
[12423]PROGRAM } WIEPHOU? OE PHOPLE'S SUPPORT, WE HAVE NOTHING. SIKCH ‘
[12424]THIS IS & BASIC NWECRSSITY, IT HAS TO BE ime.
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[12453]RATIONAL COIMITREE TO COMBAT FASCISM
[12454]MUWISTRY ke aL ORK HEAPION
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[12485]Weore. is. Pres acorn >
[12487]x - Whe n we aie not even 866uré
[12489]‘Yram being Savagély beaten,
[12492]“POL, ICEMAN = Stand bei afo
[12493]WORLD} YeT P 7 “Unpur ish ed
[12495]Sue GENO
[12497]& heel ttg——~ Money Or
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[12505]NW 88296. Docid:32989574 Page 225
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[12515]resustions [ae.
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[12523]Faw
[12525]LINE THEIR POCKETS WITH TRE PEOPLE'S MONEY, RE-DECORATE THEI® OFFICES
[12527]AND DRIVE AROUND IN THEIR FINE CARS WITH PRIVATE PHONES WITH A DIRECT LINE
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[12540]Cig Faced Fae OS oh é . .
[12541]_ TO PIG RUTHERFORD, CHEIF HOG, BUT YET, THEY ARE SUPPOSE TO BE MEETING THE = *--.. .,
[12542]BASIC NEENS OF TEE PEOPLE HERE IN FLINT.
[12543]WE AS MEMBERS OF TRE NATICGNAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCIS“ AND THE PEO.
[12545]PLE, 1Cl0W THESE BAFFONS FOOLS FOR WHAT THEY ARE, POUCHIST, OPPORTUNIST
[12547]HOUSE NIGGER: LACKEYS, VE SAY THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMMEDIATE END TO THIS - F
[12548]PIG ACEIVITY AND TRICKERY THAT THE OMBUDSMAN ARE USING ON THE PEOPLE, BLACK
[12550]PEOPLE WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LONGER, AND BLACK PEOPLE SAY IF THESE THING
[12551]GO ON ANY LONCER, WE WILL Put A STOP TQ THIS PIG ACTIVITY BY ANY MEANS
[12553]NECESSARY. 22 . Y
[12555]so . : DEATH TO THE HOUSE NIGGIR
[12557]t : _ . "+ LACKEY AND GTS PUNNING red
[12558].NW 88296 Dogcld:3298957A. Page 226 ge (page EE RY Beem
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[12577]DIVIDUALS UAVN BEEN PIMPING CFF THE PEOPLE. ;
[12579]WILLY NGLAND, JC12
[12581]LIN STARTED THIS OFGAU
[12582]_ FRICKERY ANY DEMAGGCT
[12584]Vo TOCOMEA? PASCTS:
[12585]Orr tHrotv.yzan cnygre
[12587]“EXIST IN TLINT, GOING UNDER THE GUISE OF BRO-HAM, PROTHERS or
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[12590]ORGAN
[12592]SOWAL COKMMITICN *
[12594]2009 ALEFFT Fey
[12595]MICK.
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[12599]SUR OMAR ING
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[12602]CA dua he
[12604]THDIVIDUALS
[12606]OND SUCH BAKED OF
[12607]|
[12608]HAR,
[12610]2 (BIG "ORD) COLEMAN, AND WILL (RUN TEE SHO) FPANK-
[12612]IZATION SUPPOSEDLY ‘TO SHEVE THE PrarLeE. THROUGH
[12614]STRATEGY, THEY WENT ON TG DECEIVE THE PECPLE INT
[12616]THINKING THAT THIS VIZATION WAS A RIGHTEOUS BLACK FILETANT CRGANIZA}=}
[12617], TION REERT OM SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE PESPLE.
[12619]i RUN THE SHOW FRANKLIN AND LOUDYOUTPER COLEYAN, USED WILL ROLAND AS-
[12620]iA RAND TOCL. THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF URKNOWING BROTFEPS InTO POING
[12621]3 THEIR LIT DEEDS. LIKE GETTING HONEY FROM TRETE COHERENCE y TRE Pres.
[12623]ay
[12625]TROM THERE, THEY MOVER ON
[12627]THAT AN ORGANIZATION
[12629]“AND TREN TPLLING THEI?
[12631]“THEY “ARE
[12633]JAPE STILL BRUTALIZING,
[12635]BLACK PEOPLE ARE
[12636]RAT INFESTED HOUSES. E
[12637]ED INTO URBAN RENEWAL
[12639]HICGER REMOVAL
[12641]Asad
[12643]ESSENCE,
[12644]APE STILL HUNGPY, w
[12646]Tomy
[12649]TPOL THE CON AW
[12650]RIDES HAVE BEEN ADRES
[12651]HARASS THE COMMUNITY.
[12653]EVEN THO STUPENTS
[12655]VAMPLD Of WHILE THE BCoT-
[12657]TRE SHGW AND BIC WORD,
[12659]MAW, ARE RUNH
[12660]POCKETS ,
[12661]UPDAN
[12663]FACED RGREFT LUOMAPD,
[12665]BUSINESSMEN LONMLEFIELA AND GTEER
[12667]A DME
[12669]TO ANY BLSCE
[12671]SOIKE TO PELE”
[12673]eres om
[12674]ILE PIGS ST
[12676]IRC ARQUND WITH .25°S TN THETS
[12678]NG AROUND Oh
[12680]< WITH TIG PP
[12682]TO A HIGHER LEVEL, OMBUDSMAN, WHICH IS NO MORE
[12684]THAT LT AROUND TELLING TRE PFOP
[12686]COBFEENCE PACTHIR. GHEPTLIHG MONEY AND SAYING TEAT
[12688]EOBLACK COMMUNITY, >
[12690]oh
[12692]THE PIGS
[12694]WHILE |
[12696]PEOPLE iN TEE
[12698]xe NIEsEPsS
[12700]BEATING AND KILL
[12702]- SR te
[12703]ASE Y
[12704]STILL LOVING IX RGACH AND 0% <A
[12707]LACK
[12709]PECPLE
[12711]PROTECTS, ¥
[12713]PROJECTS. BLACK
[12715]LL PATPOL AND cou-
[12717]fR APART PROM THIS, 17 REN PIC,
[12719]“2
[12722]'O THE BLACK COMYUNITY TC
[12724]Tu
[12726]IN SChOCL ARE BEING
[12727]LICKING LACEZSYS, PUN
[12729]UPYGUTRED LYING CGLES
[12731]TEE SOAPD OF TEE
[12732]OSECUTOR, THC
[12733]CREEPY, AVAPICIAUE
[12734]; PIG BUSINESEFER,
[12736]TAPY DRINK TREMPY OP LTO y
[12738]. wa
[12741]i
[12742]~ Pe te ee
[12744]NATIONAL | Orv TO COMBAT FASCISM
[12745]_COMMUNI™® IXNEORMATION CENTER .
[12746]2009 ALBERT yo
[12747]FLINT MICH,
[12749]_nightee Breakiast progrann”. |
[12750]sei FOR CHILDREM : Lie mat) jim:
[12752]- THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, WHICH IS A POL ITICAL OR~
[12755]. , vee
[12756]ated Rea Fs
[12757]2 ergy le 5 rik
[12758]ra a 4d
[12760]3 sede tay,
[12762]KNIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, HAS SET UP IN FLINT, A FREE
[12764]re dre rertarnetaprra, unser tear ants ates SERCO
[12766]REAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY. THE BREAKFAST XS SET ~
[12767]P’TO BRING THE CHILDREN AND THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND FEED THE CHILDREN
[12768]WELL~BALANCED HOT MEAL .EVERY MORNING, THE CHILDREN ARE BEING EDUCATED
[12770]rete one ay merger
[12772]TO THE AWARENESS OF BLACK REVOLUTIONARY AR‘, REVOLUTIONARY SONGS, THE
[12773]BN POINT PLATFCRM OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY WHTCH IS WHAT BLACK PEOPLE
[12777]zED, WANT AND MUST HAVE. PEOPLE WHO ARE ANTERESTED IN WHAT THEIR CHILD-
[12781]aN ARE DOING, SHOULD COME THROUGH THE OFFICE WITH THEIR CHILD OR WHEN
[12782]#EY HAVE THE SPARE TIME TO FIND OUT HOW THEY COULD BE OF HELP AND FIND
[12784]ey WHAT THEIR CHILDREN ARE LEARNING. -
[12788]BUT THE PEOPLE'S PREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM IS BEING SABOTAGED BY A FEW
[12790]emp
[12792]{DIVIDUALS WHO DON'T WANT THESE CHILDREN EXPOSED TO THE TRUTH. THESE
[12794]had
[12796]ZOPLE ARE THE LACKEY TEACHERS, AND THEIR HIRED BODY GUARDS, THE LOCAL
[12798]reeeeeerernreremnirmni pret nemsautitswtvtmin ie fiero teeter. pt ae meena inn arene tee anne trangia tern tres Eero ee nS
[12799]Phage + eyo RS ioe
[12801]DLICEMEN (PEGS). SONE OF THESE SCHOOLS ARE DORT, DOYLE, COOK, KENNEDY,
[12803]ap ALL INSTILL FEAR IN THESE CEILDREN MINDS WITH THREATENING FATLURE
[12804]BIICES FOR’ BEING LATE OR FOR .COMING THROUGH OUR OFFICE. AMONG THE OTHER
[12805]OWL THINGS GOING DOWN, THE PANTHER | PAPERS ARE BEING TAKEN FROM THE CHILD-
[12806]EN. BUT EVEN THIS LEVEL OF REPRESSION WILL NOT STOP THE PEOPLE'S FREE
[12807]REAKFAST PROGRAM FROM EUILDING THAT FACE TO FACE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
[12808]EOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY, NOR OUR CONCERN FOR THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE CF
[12809]MN MEETING. THEIR BASIC NEEDS.
[12810]WE, THE N.C.C.F. AND THE PEOPLE WILL NOT LET THIS BREAKFAST PROGRAM
[12811]E SABOTAGED BECAUSE OF FASCIST PIGS “OR ANY OF THE PEOPLE'S PROGRAMS, ,
[12813]ECAUSE TOGETHER AS A WHOLE, WE WILL HAVE COMMUNITY CONTROL
[12814]NW 88296 Docld: 325989574 Page 228 aad
[12817]Tr rae as ni SF aA NT NN
[12819]| Free qceakiast Procigm
[12820]FOR C HILDE 2EN |
[12822]THE NATIONAL COMMITTER'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEET
[12823]THE BASIC NEERS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVEILEDGED OF OUR COMMUNITY. ONE
[12824]‘OF THE WAYS IN WHICF WE RO THIS IS PY TEE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FREE
[12825]BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM.
[12827]{SPEER RET EMERTE , aE7
[12829]THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY T0 FEED THE CHILDREN IN
[12830]OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO TO BRING TRE CHILDREN, PARENTS AND ALL PEC-
[12831]PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE *r0 IT THAT EVERY
[12832]CHILD IS FED A WELL-BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.
[12834]ge ope
[12836]os atid
[12838]_ HIS BEING THE PEGPLE'S BPFAKFAST, OUR GOAL IS TO SPREAD THIS
[12839]PROGRAM THROUGKOUT THE COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN. THIS IS THE PEQPLE’S
[12840]PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPFORT, WE HAVE NOTHIHG SINCE
[12841]THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, IT HAS TO BE MET, Lo
[12843]Locations:
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[12863]“DAYS: MON-FRI
[12864]TIME: 7:00 ~.8:30 AM “NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO CONEAT FASCISM H
[12865]a MINISTRY OF INFORMATION i
[12866]pe 611 CONTINENTAL i
[12867]tof DETPOIT MICH, :
[12869]» NW 88296 Docid:32985574 Page 729
[12872]| (Free [ tas Pr ogi :@
[12873]. FOR CHILDREN
[12875]THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEET
[12876]HE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDGED OF OUR COMMUNITY, ONE
[12877]F THE WAYS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS BY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FREE
[12879]REAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGPAM.
[12881]THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN
[12882]OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO TO BRING THE-CHILDREN, PARENTS ANT ALL PEO-
[12884]PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE TO IT THAT EVERY
[12886]CHILD IS FED A WELL~BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.
[12888]-THIS REING THE PEOPLE'S BRFAKFAST, OUR GOAL IS TO SPREAD THIS
[12889]PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN. THIS IS THE PEOPLE'S
[12890]PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPPORT, WE KAYE NOTHIHG SINCE
[12892]THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, it HAS TO BE MET,
[12894]Locations:
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[12897]INFO: CENT TER
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[12916]an Revelution
[12917]DAYS: HON-FRI
[12918]TIME: 7:00 ~ 8:30 AM ; NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM
[12919]. . . “MINISTRY OF INFORMATION
[12920]- aa 7a 611 CONTINENTAL
[12922]DETPOIT MICH.
[12924]NW 68296 Docid:32989574 Page 230
[12926]'
[12928]"NATION MMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCI - Os ;
[12929]‘ C2 OF INFORMATION ‘Oe
[12930]co B11 CONTINENTAL . co
[12931]“DETROIT MICH,
[12933]Open Lettar fo The © Communit ty.
[12935]THE NAIONAL oeaey iE TO COMBAT FASCISM IS AN ORGANIZING BUREAL OF
[12936]BLACK PANTHER PARTY. THIS MEANS THAT WE WILL BE IMPLEMENTING AND —
[12937]ANTZING THE VARTOUS SOCIALISTIC PR ROGRANS FOR THE PEOPLE IN/THE COMMU-
[12938]i AS ESTASLIS SHED BY THE BLACK PANTH TER PARTY.
[12940]THE FREE BRE SAKPAST PROGRAM WHICH IS’ SOON TO BE STARTED, WILL FEE
[12941]THE YOUTHS IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY A GOCD WHOLESOME MEAL. WE RECOGNIZE
[12942]YA CHILD CANNOT wee te LEARN OR CONCENTR “ay AS WELL ON AN EMPTY
[12943]*ACH AS HE C&h APTE TAVING EATEN A HEALTHY #4EAL. CAPITALISM, THE
[12944]LE PECPLE, EAS. CAUSED WANY BLACK FAMILIES TO HAVE TO SEND THEIR
[12945]QO SCHOOL IN THE MORNING WITHOUT FOOD. BUT THROUGH OUR PROGRAM,
[12946]EM WILL BE ELIMINATED , :
[12948]MEDICAL HEALTH CARE CLINIC WILL SUPPLY THE PEOPLE WITH MUCH
[12950]7)
[12952]BED FREE HEALTE CAPE. TIHE AND AGAIN, PLACK PEOPLE HAVE DIED PROU. LACK
[12953]TDICAL TEEATMENT BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T RAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THE HONEY
[12954]TRY DOCTORS. WE BUST SUFFER FOR HOURS IN CROWDED DOCTORS OFFICE'S TO
[12955]HEDICAL THEATHENT WHICH IS SIMILAR TO BEING TREATED LIKE A PIECE OF
[12956]TENERY O8 & FACTORY ASSEMBLY Lee JUR FREE MEDICAL CLINIC WILL GIVE
[12957]3 TREATMENT 2 AND } MEDLOINE PbO
[12959]SE
[12961]THE PECPLE THROUGH THE SERVICES OF QUALI-
[12962]LICENSED DOCTORS AND NUR .
[12964]WE 00, REALIZE THAT DGPE ADDICTION IS A VERY PRESSING PROBLEM IN THE
[12965]ra COMMUNITY iP IS LITERA LLY ASSISTING THE ENEHINS. OF BLACK PEOPLE
[12966]RETR PLANS OF E CTE RETHATT ON OF CUR RACE. CUR YOUNG BROTHERS AND SIS-
[12968]i AND SONS ANT Papier ARE LOSING THEIR LIVES CONSTANTLY ‘BECAUSE OF
[12970]WEERDOSE: SF SOME PUTSON Dae. THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY AND ITS ORGANI~
[12971]3 BUREAU, THE i C, C.F., FAS STOOD FORTH BOLDLY AND CONDEMNED THOSE WHOM
[12972]@LAME SHOULD REALLY REST ON. If IS THE GREEDY AVARIOUS BUSINESSMEN
[12974]THE CROOKED BRIE TAKING PIG POLICEMEN, WHO ARE LETTING AND- ee oa ries
[12976]ENTRANCE OF FERTON AND COCAINE INTO THE BLACK COMMUNT TY. AND HOW THE
[12978]FRYING TO COVER up FOR IT WITH A PROGRAM THAT GETS THE ANDICTS STRUNG
[12979]METHORONE, & DRUG SINTLAR TO HERION, WE NOW HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH
[12981]408 WILL END THIS PROBLEM ONCE AND FGR -ALL.
[12985]WE ae HAVE AT BING P OGRAM WHICH WILL MEET THE CLOTHING
[12986], OF THE PEGPLE T Sb THE DONATI INS WE RECEIVE, AND ARE WORKING
[12987]SNGEHTLY POVSBD OPENING A FREE SHC GE FACTORY, A FREE PROPLE'S LIBRARI
[12989]+ NO-TRTERLST LOAN PROGPE
[12991]= a pa)
[12993]a QPFICE IN YOUR COMMUNITY AT 2009
[12994]“9:00 AM. TO 9:00 P.M, YOU ARE
[12996]AVE JUST BECENMTLY OPENED A
[12997]et. THE OFFICER HOUKS ARE PRO!
[12998]‘OME TO COME THROUCH ANY DAY.
[13000]oS 3 i
[13001]5
[13003]ALL POWER TO THE PLOPLE
[13007]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 2MLINT N.C.C.F
[13010]‘ DE 157-3075
[13012]On February ‘17, 1971, DE T-11 furnished copies
[13013]of the following leaflets:
[13015].
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[13386]The Rel ations of
[13388]8, A rovolutionist may feed friendship or ettachnent only Tor those
[13389]wha have -proven chemselves by their actions to be revyolutionis
[13390]‘himscl¢, The measure of frieniship, devotion, and other oblig
[13391]tovards such a comrade is Get ermined solely by the degree of hk
[13393]fulness to the cause of the aliées tructive revolution.
[13395]oo Solidaraty of the revolutionists goes without saying. The whole
[13396]strength of the revolutionary cause is based on it. The fellow revol—
[13397]utionists who stand in the same plane of revolutionary understaendins
[13399]and ardor BUS as far as possible, Giscuss all imvortant matters
[13400]and décide them uneminousliy, In “the execution of a plan thus @ecid
[13401]upon, however, everyone must, es far &gy possible, count upon himssif,
[13402]In carrying ont acts of destruction each one must act alone and resort
[13403]to the counsel and aid of comrades only when this is necessary for
[13405]success,
[13407]10. Hach comrade must heve at hand severe] revolutions
[13411]and third degree, i.e. such as are not gntlvely initiated, i.
[13413]sider them a part of the common revolutionary capltel placed e b
[13414]posal, He must spend his portion of the: capital economically, elwey: e:
[13416]striving to extract the sreatest possible use from it. He is : éext
[13418]himself as cepital, fated to be spent For the triunoh of the pevolutioun |
[13419]. ary CAUSE 3 however, he hes no right personally end alons t Lan i
[13421]thet capital without the consent of the aggregate of the fu 3 af
[13423]. 7 L
[13425]it. When a comrade comes to grief, in deciding the question whether or |
[13426]. not to save him, the revolutionists must teke into congiderati uo his
[13428]personel fee ings, put solely the interests of the revolutions & }
[13430]Therefore, he must weigh on the work conmuributed by the con
[13432]the: other, the exnenditure of revolutionsry foress necessar
[13434]him, and he is to decide according to which side.
[13436]12, he admission into the organizatian of a new ORDSIs who hes proved
[13437]hinmssif not im words but in deéds, can be eff fected only. py uneninous ;
[13438]agreenent . - . i
[13439]13. The revolutionist enters the world of th
[13440]privileze classes and lives in it only for tr
[13441]and quickest déatruction. _He is not a revolu
[13443]~ to anything in this world, if he cen stop ber
[13444]any Situation, relation, or person belongings
[13445]everything end evorybady nust be equally hate
[13446]to Irim if-he has any relations of Kinship, fr
[13447]not a réevolutionist if they can stop his hand. *
[13448]14; For the purpase of vuthiess jestruetion, the revolutionist
[13449]frequently must live in society, protsnding to be gomothinsg enti:
[13450]differant from what he is. Tha revolusiénist must penotrate even;
[13451]into all the higher and middle clesses y the merchamt's ‘store, the eruven
[13452]the noblouan's heme, the bureaucratic world and militeny circles, int
[13453]Literaine2, into tho Thire Department (Searet Police), and, even Inso
[13455]NWy/88296  Bagld-S29he6r4 Page, a15
[13457]errere
[13459]the Revolutionists Tow ward’ His Comrades in the Ceuss
[13461]The Revolutionist's Relations with Society
[13463]cor:
[13464]7 ee
[13465]0)
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[13469]As ou
[13471]te
[13472]sie one ALN ME a a
[13476]«nat dle seer
[13478]Z pmaanrrane oboe Eun ee ot”
[13483]draw up a list of persons thus condemned in the order of their relative
[13484]armfulness to the Success of the cause so that the preceding numoers
[13485]pofore the subsequent ones. ;
[13487]may be removed bs
[13489]_ 16, In making up such lists and for the purpose of establis
[13491]> above mentioned crder, one should br. no means bo guided by the pers
[13493]villainy of the individuel, nor even by the hatred of which he c
[13494]sscciation or among the people. Tris villainy and th
[13496]s
[13498], forth in the asso 8
[13500]hatred may even by party useful by helping to arouse the messes of th
[13501]revolt. It is necessary to be guided *.7 the measure of us¢fulness wh
[13502]would result from his death, to the revolutionery causes, Thus, first
[13503]Bll, those men must he destroyed who are particularly harmful to the |
[13504]olutionary organization and also those whose sudden and violent death
[13505]Fill the government with the greatest fear and shake its power by de
[13507]ing it of its cleaver and energetic man,
[13509]17. The second category must consist of persons whose lives would be
[13510]spared only temporaily so that, by 4 series.of brutal acts, they bring
[13511]the people to the point of inevitable revclt.
[13513]18, To the third cetezory belong a great many brutes in high positior
[13514]not distinguished by any particular intellect or energy, but due c
[13515]position, enjoy riches, connections, 3 vence, and poy GL
[13516]ary to exploit them in-every possiole :
[13517]Their power, influence, connections,
[13518]inexhaustible troasury and support of
[13520],
[13522]9, The fourth category: consists D
[13524]‘of various shades. Ons may conspir t
[13526]programs, making them in accordance that one follows br
[13527]the sane time one ehould teke hold of them, get possessi
[13528]secrets, compromisé them to the utmost; so that No averse
[13529]be left to them and use them ds instruments for stirring
[13530]in the State. — .
[13532]a
[13533]u
[13535]co}
[13537]o
[13539]hem in ace
[13541]" 30." The ritt the~doctrinaires (refers to Bekunin the. £
[13542]revolutionary cand), conspirators, revolutionist te CUDS i
[13543]and on paper. They mast be comtinually’ pushed and 3 £ ton i
[13544]wards practical neo kbreaking statensnis,. the result of which wou be i.
[13545]the’ complete destruction of the nejority and the real revolutionary B
[13546]training of a few. - , i
[13552]21, The sixth and very important catezory incindées
[13553]classified under three main divisions; emoty headed
[13556]yiveeeneren
[13559]~ who may be under Like the third and fourth catesor z i
[13560]ent, devoted, capable, but not with us bécause they hav fF
[13561]themselves up to the real phreseless and seruine revolu
[13562]standing; they are to be made use of like the men in th
[13563]finally, women, entirely ours, i.e. Fully initiated ané&
[13565]tely acoapied our program. They ars our comrades, We
[13567]then as our most pree lous treasure, Without the aid of
[13569]get along.
[13570]The Attitudes of the Association Tovard The P
[13572]22. Phe annoeiation has no other sim other than “he e
[13574]and haspiness of, the masses, i.e,
[13576]But, convinced “that this Liberation
[13578]is
[13580]oa cae “dtbere aes 38 vpossible
[13582]SEER
[13584]Only through an all-ds
[13586]will by ali means.
[13588]sion of those eyilB an
[13590]patience of the pe
[13592]stroying popular revolution and the ! Nssooiat tion
[13593]and all its power further the developement and exten’.
[13595]da those calamities which cust at lost exhauss the
[13596]ople and drive them to a general uprising. .
[13598]23,.. By Revolution the Association does nat understand a regulated
[13599]| . movement after the classical western model. A movement which alveys
[13600]| bowing to the y rights end the traditions of the social systems
[13601]of so-called 3: “bLo} Morality, has until new Linited ivseit
[13602]everyuhove tO the overth f one political form in order to replace Lt
[13603]by enother and striven to create a so-called revolutionary state Only
[13604]thas revolueion. Will be beneficial to the Bt t
[13605]the very root svery vestige of statehood a a
[13606]couriry’ 6 old traditions, institutions, and 61a ;
[13607]ate The Association therefors does not intend to force on ths
[13608]any orgerisation from above, The future’ organization will no de
[13609]ve ont of popular movement end out of Jife itself, But this is
[13610]iness of future generations, Cur business in destruction, terri
[13611]somplete, universal, and merciless.
[13612]25. Therefore, in getting closer to the people,-we mast firs
[13613]tol e1 ne i the masses, which, since the foundc:tio:
[13614]5 ceased te protest, not in vords alons
[13615]: ain & everything which is dirsctly or indirs
[13616]th a éezainst nobility, the burcaucracy, the
[13617]che guilds ene Ste the merchants and capitalist in general)
[13618]the. parasitie kulek, Let us join hends with the cold end ba
[13619]and world.of the bandlise-the only genuine revolutionist in
[13620]26. To consolidate this world into ons invincible, all-destro;
[13621]seree is the sole subject of our organization; this is our’ consi
[13622]oun te Sk . . .
[13623]—, “
[13624]. (s2 |
[13627]NW 85296 Docid:32989574 Page 237
[13630]DE 157-3075 |
[13631]- ; \ ro.
[13632]On February 23, 1971, DE T-11 furnished copies
[13633]of the following leaflets: . ‘ :
[13635]f
[13637]|
[13641]ra
[13644]= APPENTION C- MUNITY WORKERS AND BLACK . JTHER PARTY MEMBERS
[13645]| ne i DETROIT BRANCH =“,
[13647]ny a : t ’
[13648]fey -e° SHE FOLLUQF INFORNATION Is AN ORDER AND wi CARRIED
[13649]re (OUT IMMEDIATELY
[13651]+. + CABL POWER TO THE PEOPLE COMRADES:
[13653]BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY ‘(0 INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE HERE IN
[13654]THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, IT IS NECESSARY ‘TO INVENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE
[13655]OF STRUGELE, AND TO TIGHTEN UP OUR IDEOLOGY WHICH 1S OUR FIRST
[13656]"| * gp powARDS BEING TRUELY A MATCIT FOR A HUNDRED. a,
[13657]i — Ti LIFE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P, ‘NEWTON ~
[13658]: IS IN CONSTANT DANGER OF ASSASINATION, SOME 30 MEMBERS OF OUR PARTY
[13659]: + + \HAWE ALREADY BEEN MURDERED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IM-_
[13660]PRISONED. ALL THIS IS REALITY AND YET SOME OF US ARE STILL VERY
[13661]SLIPSHOD IN OUR WORK. 7
[13663]: “+. ° BECAUSE OF. THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE IN WHICH WE ARE NOW ENGAGED,
[13664]'., _ SURVIVAL-PENDING REVOLUTION, IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENSE
[13665].. °"  MPHTS TRAINING AND TO DEVELOPE INTO A VANGUARD SOLDIER.
[13667]Taye anpamets se
[13669]: _: . OQUPLINES OF TRAINING PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND
[13670]: COMMUNITY WORKER, AT THE-COMPLETION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRAMS, TESTS”
[13671]"WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERMINE-JUST WHAT LEVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK,
[13672]_ THE FIRST £1X WEEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF~
[13673]INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MICHIGAY,
[13675]EWI AR OT
[13677]COMMURTTY WORKERS ------~ ARE ALL THOSE WHO CANNOT FUNCTION FULL TIME
[13679]AVE LATE TT ON AS OT OPS AT
[13681]AND HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING, THOSE WHO
[13682]PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS, BIC, ~ . °
[13684]MA Ova OS He Rt
[13688]MEMBERS OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARRY ~---- THOSE WHO FUNCTION FULL TINE
[13690]i
[13691]'
[13697]SLs increta AR rknas AMMEN
[13699]AND HAVE PASSED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEK TRAINING PROGRAM. WHO SELL, NEW-
[13700]SPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE WHO COORDINATE PROGRAHS
[13701]AND ACTIVITIES.. —
[13703]WHOSE WORKING AS ORGANIZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC:
[13704]‘ARE THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED PERASE TWO OF THEIR TRAINING COURSE. THESE
[13705]PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZE AND BE LOOKED UPON AS THE DRIVING FORCE OF THE
[13706]~ >.  .° BLACK PANTHER PARTY.
[13707]PHRASE THREE WILL NOT BE GIVEN BUT MEMBERS OF THE B.P.P. WILL BE
[13708]-. REGRUITED PROM IT'S RANKS,
[13709]ALL succEs 38-IN OUR STRUGGLE TO TROL VRE A
[13711]om
[13713]At bi
[13714]MATCH POR A HUNDRED.
[13716]RIGHT GN COMRADES. . MAR 2? 107
[13718], oe Coe L Gy ee op RINALRETAIN
[13720]pees
[13723]W 88296 ‘Docid:32989574 Page 239° ; ee
[13724]a
[13727]wo sruDY LIST AND SIX WEEKS be: AMINATION - FOR COMMUNITY WORKERS AND 5?P
[13728]as MEMBERS . ;
[13730]“ot PART. 1 -PIRGT gtx WEEKS
[13732]4. TEN POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF THE B.p.P,
[13733]: 2. RULES OF THE B.P.P. . : .
[13734]“3: MOTTO . re
[13735]- CARDINAL RULE aw mo eS
[13736]5. PRIMARY OBJECTIVE oF THR. 3. P. P, rh
[13737]6. MASS LINE j . : u
[13738]: 7. PARTY LINE . b-
[13739]te . 8. SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK foe os
[13740]. - 9, THREE MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE i" oO '
[13741]10, EIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION . : :
[13742]11. EVERY MEMBER OF THS B.P,P, MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE .
[13744]i 12. KNOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS
[13745]1c . 13. KNOW EVERY BLACK PANTHER PARTY MEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SYSTEM
[13747]one
[13749]“PART TT - SECOND STX WeBKs _ , |
[13751]- 1. ESSAYS OF MINISTER OF DEFENSE ~ HUEY P. NEWTON
[13752]2. GENIUS OF SUEY P, NEWTON . .
[13753]3: ‘SEIZE THE TIME ~ BOBBY SEALE ,
[13754]« HOEY TALKS TO THE MOVEMENT
[13755]5. MANDATES CF TH@ B.P.P.
[13756]6. CENTERFOLDS OF ALL RECENT B.P.P. NEWSPAPERS
[13758]WORD LIST - PART I ; a
[13759]4. SLAVE 46. ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
[13761]+ Leh ReMi be we leatne anaetoone snot
[13763]2. OPPRESSED 47. SUBJECTIVISM
[13764]- 3: OPPRESSOR 48. PRIEND OF THE PEOPLE
[13765]’ &, CAPITALISN ‘79. INDIVIDUALISN
[13766]5. NEO-COLONTALISM 20. SECTARIANISH
[13767]6. IMPERIALISN 21. PUCHISH
[13768]7. PENAGONISM 22. ULTRA~DEMOCRACY
[13769]8.FASCISM 33: PURELY MILITARY VIEWPOINT |
[13770]9. RACISM 2k. DEPARTMENTALISH
[13772]10. REACTIONARY 25. CLIQUISH
[13773]Wi. Revolution (ary} (ist }
[13774]12. SOCIALISH
[13776]is 13. SELF-DEFENSE . : —— oo 4.
[13777]: ih. COLOTALISH a , 2 ae
[13778]15. JUCHE . Lo Do, : i nT
[13780].
[13782]NWF 85296 Docid:32989574 Page 240
[13785].
[13787]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 241,
[13789]| 4. RULES OF LEGAL FIRS?-aID yo
[13791]MANDATORY READING
[13792]BY MINISTER OF EDUCATICN
[13794]2. ESSAYS FROM NINISTER OF DEFENSE
[13796]‘3. RED BOOK PRINCIPLES (quorarroxs FROM ¥A0)
[13798]h, WRETCHED OF THE EARTH ~ FRANTZ FANON .
[13799]; 5. NEO-COLONIALISM: THE LAST STAGE OF IMPERIALISM ~-KWANE NKRUM AH
[13801]6. COMMUNIST HANIF ESTO ~ KARL MARX .
[13803]7. IMPERIALISK - THE HIGHEST STAGE OF CAPITALISM ~ V.I, LENIN
[13805]' 8, STATE & REVOLUTION - V.I. LENIN.
[13807]9, WHAT IS TO BE DONE - V.I. LENIN
[13808]40. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X - MALCOLM X (ALSO RECORDS "MESSAGE
[13809]TO THE GRASS ROOTS")
[13811]“it. THE BALLOT OR TH BULLET --MALCOLM X
[13813]12. THE WEST ON TRIAL - CHEDI JAGAN
[13815]413. REVOLUTION IN THE REVOLUTION - REGIS DEBRAY |
[13817]1. THE CHALLENGE OF THE CONGO ~ KNANE NKRUMAE
[13819]15. “QUERIZLA WARTARE - CHE GUEVARA
[13821]16. AXIOMS OF KWANE NKRUMAH. (FREEDOM FIGHTERS EDITION)
[13823]47.-PERIODICALS - NEWSPAPERS .
[13824]BLACK PANTHER PARTY ~ INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE
[13825]MUHAMMAD SPEAKS (PAPER) . —_ _
[13827]. GRAMMA --OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CUBA
[13828]_ TRI-CONTING: ITAL - JOURNAL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF SOLIDARITY
[13829]OF THE PEOPLES OF AFRICA, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA
[13830]MINORITY OF ONE - MAGAZINE , :
[13831]18. SEIZE THE TIME - BOBBY SEALE
[13832]419. MALCOLM X SPEAKS - MALCOLM x
[13833]20. KIN IL SUNG - VOL, I IE II -
[13834]21. CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN U.S.A. -. ALLAN,
[13836]i ee seen eure Penns GRAN R ERR ne Betsy)
[13837]. ~ _— ,
[13838]gacsamnncenradhyrediyonts commands ees oF
[13840]ste RINE AMEE Nk
[13842]2
[13845]“. | DE 157-3075
[13847]; The following is ‘the text of an article which appeared
[13848]in the March 27, 1971 edition of "The Black Panther" 'news-
[13850]paper, page three, and according to DE t-2, was written by
[13851]WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON:
[13855]““PIGS FEEBLE ATTE“PT TO SABOTAGE ;
[13856]FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM — }.
[13858]"SHE NEWLY OPENED OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL
[13859]_COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (N.C.C.F.), THE
[13861]. POLITICAL ORGANIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER
[13863]“nd SATE
[13865]ante tn ON PETIT NY
[13866]< bi th pach la na
[13868]PARTY. AT 2009 ALBERT ST, HAS IMPLEMENTED A FREE
[13874]BREAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN,
[13875]- “PETS PROGRAM WAS STARTED BECAUSE -WE OF
[13876]THE N.C.C.F. ENOW THE FININCIAL STATUS OF THE
[13878]‘BIACK COMMUNITY AND KNOWING THAT MOST BLACK FAMILIES
[13880]EEA ocean a ni aD A NN
[13882]niente venice
[13883]Saver okineringernet sememee ow he |
[13885]? ARE NOP ALWAYS ABLE TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN A HOT,
[13887]WELL BALANCED, "NOURISHING BREAKFAST, WE KNOW THAT
[13889]were
[13891]CHILDREN AREN'T ABLE TO CONCENTRATE ON THEIR STUDIES
[13895]IN SCHCOL AS OPPOSED TO PAINS OF HUNGER WITHOUT A .
[13898]oO Apes, warees of
[13900]NOURISHING HOT BREAKFAST; SO THAT THRY WILL BE ABLE
[13902]Va
[13904]: .TO OBTAIN AN EDUCATION TO BETTER THEIR CONDITIONS OF u
[13905]"LIVING IN THE YEARS UP COMING, a i
[13907]“WHEN THE FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM FIRST STARTED, EE
[13909]WE SAW THAT QUITE A FEW CHILDREN WERE INTERESTED |
[13911]~ BUT RELUCTANT TO COME, IN OUR TIRELESS EFFORT TO i
[13912]BETTER SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK :
[13914]COMMUNITY, WE IMMEDIATELY STARTED TO INVESTIGATE i
[13918]‘pheensengpep gia ac alton
[13921]. : ‘ . ye ! ; ~ . aa mi:
[13923]- DE 157-3075
[13925]THE REASON BEHIND THE CHILDREN NOT COMING TO THE —
[13926]FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM, IN OUT INVESTIGATION, WE
[13927]DISCOVERED THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM; WHICH LIES AT
[13928]DORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, . LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF
[13930]. HAMILTON AND AVE, A. |
[13932]"YOUR CHILDREN ARE CONSTANTLY BEING HARASSED,
[13934]FRIGHTENED BY MEMBERS OF A PROFESSIONAL STAFF, BETTER
[13935]KNOWN AS TEACHERS, ONE SUCH RACIST LACKEY'S MISS
[13936]BROWN, MURPHEY, A MISS COLDPEPPER, A MR. HOLIDAY
[13938]AND YOUR EVERYDAY PRINCIPAL SIMMONS.
[13942]"| “THESE FOWL LOW NATURED TEACHERS ARE HARASSING
[13944]YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT COMING TO TIE FREE BREAKFAST
[13946]PROGRAM, THEY TELL THEM THAT IF THEY COME TO THE FREE
[13947]BREAKFAST PROGRAM THAT THEY WILL BE KICKED OUT OF
[13948]SCHOOL, THAT WE PUT DOPE IN THE FOODS, OR THAT WE
[13950]INTEND TO HARM THEM,
[13952]2
[13953]a
[13954]3
[13955]a
[13958]"ALONG WITH HARASSMENT BY THA TEACHERS THEY ARE L
[13960]EVEN ‘SUBJECTED TO BEING HARASSED BY YOUR UNFRIENDLY [
[13962]BLUE-SUITED PIG, THEY. ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH JUST ce
[13964]~ LYING TO THE CHILDREN, THEY HAVE MOVED if TO A HIGHER LB
[13966]N.
[13967]Ke
[13969]- + LEVEL, TO INSURE THAT THE CHILDREN OF THE BLACK
[13972]a
[13974]reese sta eonuponin teas Ae Ol ia
[13975]| Apr aa BROAR MER ee teen CS LEN TRAIN
[13977]’ COMMUNITY. WOULD NOT RECTEVE AMPLE NOURISHMENT, AND
[13978]SO THAT THEY COULD FURTHER ENWANCE THEIR GENOCIDAL
[13980]PRACTICES OF THIS DECADENT COMMUNITY.
[13981]. oN
[13984]NW 88296 Docid:22989574 Page 243
[13986]- * DE 157-3075 pe .
[13988]“THESE FOWL INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE UNIFORMED
[13989]PIGS ALONG WITH THEIR.NIGGER LACKEYS TO PATROL THE
[13990]HALLS OF THE SCHOCL, ARMED WITH , 357 MAGNULS) PISTOLS,
[13991]UNSTRAPPED AT THEIR SIDES, : ——-
[13993]“THESE PIGS PATROL THE HALLS DAILY UNDER THE
[13994]PRETENSE OF KEEP-" OLDER STUDENTS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS
[13995]OUT OF DORT, INSTEAD THEY RUN AROUND IN THE HALLS,
[13996]TAKING CHILDREN TO THE OFFICE THAT COME IN LATE,
[13997]TAKING CHILDREN OUT OF CIASS ON A PASS FOR THE
[13998]BATEROOM, TO THE OFFICE,
[14000]“THESE LOW WATURED BEASTS GO SO FAR AS 'TO DO’
[14001]” SUCH THINGS AS TO THREATEN YOUR CHILDREN WITH SHCOT-
[14002]ING THEM, AND TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SOME SECLUDED AREA
[14003]AND BEAT THEM, WHEN THERE IS CLEARLY A LAW IN THE
[14004]STATE OF MICHIGAN THAT CHILDREN ARE NOT TO BE WHIPPED,
[14005]BEATEN OR PADDLED WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE PARENTS,
[14007]"THIS CLEARLY INDICATED HOW THE FASCIST RACIST
[14008]PIGS OF FLINT AND THEIR IACKEYS THAT ARE WORKING IN '
[14010]THE INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE NO REGARDS FOR THE
[14012]meet atie holt cerita talc leet achanietee beer ame ade tumeaines th bhareninabatibdeadsciccissdeabeimcabinun acai eek de eaeadedek addi aneatt ec sbandcoteci iad
[14014]RIGHTS AND WELL BEING FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK
[14015]“CONMUNITY.
[14017]ora
[14019]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 244
[14021]. "WE THE MEMBERS OF THE N.C.C.F, AND THE PEOPLE
[14022]SAY THAT WHEN THE PUBLIC FACILITIES NO LONGER WORK
[14023]TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS THEY WERE DESIGNED FOR, BUT
[14024]WORE ONLY IN THE INTEREST OF THEE FEW THAT CONTROL
[14026]YHIS CORRUPT DECADENT SOCIETY KNOWN AS THE RULING
[14028]CIRCLE, THAT WHEN THIS HAPPERS iT SHALL BE DEALT WITH
[14030]LEARNING.
[14034]; t
[14036]BY ANY Ma TANS NECESSARY, iN KNOWING THIS WE KNOW THAT E
[14037]THE ONLY WAY IS WITH THE HAND TOOLS OF LIBERATION, '
[14038]"DEATH TO THE PIGS AND THEIR LACKEYS i
[14042]* “4 IN THE FASCIST INSTITUTIONS OF rp
[14044]. , FLINT N.C.C.F.
[14045]TEDDY ROBERTSON"
[14047]a ‘DE T-3 furnished a copy of the following leaflet.
[14048]- on March 17, 187};
[14050]ra
[14052]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 245
[14059]3
[14061]hae
[14063]‘STEDUSTIRICATION- FOR- PARKING
[14064]“YARR TORS ‘omE PEGS
[14066]7” SPRING
[14068]RK
[14070]ra
[14072]“BUT you,
[14074]THE DEIROL? "16" IS Wert
[14075]AND SIS@EuE WHO ARE Bi
[14076]von VAL, DUNGEONS BEPPER TN
[14078]COUNTY ORAL
[14080]GHDOR,
[14082]ON ovs H BE FRESE
[14084]SISTERS }
[14085](16th & uYRrLE)
[14086]HUNGRY RODS IN 928
[14087]IKE GO WBRARLISH A
[14088]WHICH WOULD
[14089]OWNER SURVIVAL PY
[14091]a
[14093]COLRPONIRY
[14097]PETE IRS
[14098]AEN REG
[14100]S,
[14102]SRRUR
[14104]yen try
[14106]few oy
[14107]Wrsias
[14109]Adee
[14110]KOGR. AES « Bue
[14112]AES
[14113]SUR
[14114]SYREEP, was
[14116]setory
[14117]MIE
[14119]NURDER OF PIG GLEN.
[14121]"Ss op um. 8 SISTERS ARE OUT
[14122]BOKDS BACH. ONnY ONE oF
[14123]BROVEERS, LOXNIE DARODN,
[14124]WHICH IS’ $20,000
[14125]AIRING 7 ARE WITHOUT Bons,
[14127]Bal
[14129]THE UNJUST TRIAL OF PAE DEPT
[14130]RAS BEER SCHEDULED FOR AN
[14131]CNLY You,
[14132]PEOPLE CAU TURN RUS UT
[14133]INFO A guse
[14135]SE
[14137]Die BY SESe7im
[14139]Tab,
[14141]EG BELD
[14143]dB AS WANT
[14144]OF MUDER AxD. -
[14146]BRORHERS AND :
[14147]2. PEE BLACK
[14148]POR PEED
[14150]PREZ WEOTCAL CLENIS
[14151]PEGELE, AND
[14153]THE
[14155]AED CON-
[14156]7 MURDER PIG GLEN SHIGH.
[14158]THE EIGar
[14159]2& BORD
[14161]0 452 PYO SURITIES, PAE
[14163]10, 1971,
[14164]SHS HASSES OF .
[14169]BROESERS eon
[14170]TY THE co . s
[14171]°F ae Bur You Vass Ma. Bry Oar t Serenyes,
[14172]. Wear Yeu {See Be Low a Coun- Teas abs
[14173]“Bs ¥ You. Dirames ty Tear Geer om’
[14175]SATE UAT OLAS eS
[14177]-
[14181]LEG
[14182]FOR @
[14184]ee¥.
[14186]PEE PIGS
[14187]PEOPLE'S
[14188]FOR Tinh
[14190]VN IATL DNS fom AO SAE ATA INDRA me my nm semmtenants
[14196]“ALL
[14198]OIf 16.
[14200]pest 2 Vee Liar :
[14202]UAT CEE DEPROTS 16 WALN YW S@RUBER «Ue; wr. a Lo
[14204]AGATY——— BY 4 am MEANS TRCRASARY, , :
[14206]. ec .
[14208]IN ORDER CO ASSURE THE S PRODEERS aD eae SNE soe Qos, cer ek é
[14209]SISTERS OF QI PROPER DEPETER, thee Wesel ossors 3 Je om 4 401
[14210]DEPEUSE FUHDS ARD BAIL Mopey 1s SS gh? ;
[14211]MELDED. ALL CHUCKS. MONEY ORDERS, 2 Sek Reese, @ Sank “yl i, f
[14212]PROPERY: SLIPGAOUNPTES AN LO RE es On. ye
[14213]SEY CO LT NAYLONAL ComTDPERS vo ae Ksenges. FONG dye ge
[14215]we
[14217]COMRA PASCIM,
[14218]ADNOH, 623
[14221]ahaa 2
[14223]HY oF
[14225]CORPIN
[14226]? OUP RN it
[14228]= Th REET - nay ame ene
[14230]CAL, DithOLt, KICM,
[14231]NW 88796 Doclid: 32989574 Page 246 , .
[14235]EUPORM™
[14237]geonle Caw Cree
[14238]“On18\9
[14242]FANT FoR HEY NE YIP
[14244]FAS
[14246]SAND:
[14248]PONE VY TN ETD TEN
[14250]mt
[14252]FPR PRATT ae RFT
[14254]RY ERT
[14257]. DE’ 157-3075
[14258]. DE T~4 furnished copies of the following leaflets
[14259]on August 9, 1971: :
[14260]- aa
[14262]f
[14264]\ 42 .
[14266]. XL. .
[14268]NW 88256 Dochd:327989574 Page 247
[14271]FROM THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[14273]_ ; / _ AND THEE DEFECTION OF
[14274]po "ol" gue BLACK PANTER PARTY — oe a
[14275]‘ ves , _PROGTHE DLACK caxmmmry ~ . es °
[14276]at 7 ne + BE HUBY P, HSWROH, a
[14277]| . _ eM OF DEFENSE OF THE BLACK PANTSER: PARTY AND SERVANT’ OF THE FeOrz
[14279]bo ae % QUE BLACK PANTHER PARTY BASES 71s THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPAY ON A CONGRETE
[14281]: . +: . ANALYSIS OF CONCRETS CONDITIONS, USING DIALECTICAL MATERTALISM AS OUR ANALYTICAL
[14283]«METHOD.
[14285]v
[14286]45 DIALECTICAL MATERIALIST WE RECOGNIZE THAT CONTRADICTIONS CAN LEAD vo
[14288]- DSVELOPISN?. THE INVERKAL STRUGGLE OF OPPOSITES BASED UPON THEIR UNITY CAUSES ©
[14290]"MATTER 79 HAVE MOTION AS PART OF THE PROGESS OF DEVELORGNT, WE RECOGNIZE THAT
[14292]NOTHING IN NATORE STANDS OUTSIDE oF. DIALROTICS, EVEN THB BLACK PANTHER PARTY. |
[14294]BUY WE WaLCOME THESE CONTRADICTIONS BECAUSE
[14298][eek EL Manta neRUtebehtal A ntl Mieente Atte Raman asm # a oa oe
[14300]THEY CLARIFY AND ADVANCE OUR STRUGGLE.
[14301]: WE HAD & A CONTRADICTION WITH OUR FORER WOWISTER OF TNF ORATION » ELDRILGE CLE.
[14302]a= SOP WE UNDSRSLAND THIS JS NECESSARY LO OUR GROFTH,
[14304]AVER«
[14306]PLETE LITE EV ME RYO
[14308]oor oF THIS cGy STRADICTION HAS
[14309]« COE NEY ORGITH AND £ NEW RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL VISION oF THE PARTE.
[14311]4
[14315]EATLY DN THE DEVSLOEMENT OF WHE BYACK PANTHER PARTY I WROTE mm ESSAY TEED B,
[14317]eae TEE CORSECT NANDLEING OF A REVOLUTION". THIS WAS IN RESPONSE TO ANOTHER CONTRA- ;
[14318]as * DICTION + THE CRITICISHS RAISED AGAINST THE PARTY BY THE REVOLUTIGNARY ACTION iE
[14319]MOVEMENT (ReAsI )e AT THAT TIME RAH, CRITICIZED ws FOR CUR ABOVE-GROUND ACTION a
[14321]woe OFENLY DISFLATING WEAPONS AND TALEDG ABOUT THE NECESSITY FOR THE COMONITY 70
[14323]"ARR TISELF FOR ITS oun SELP-DEFENSE, RoA.M. SAID THAT THEY WERE UNDERGROUND, AND
[14325]Sat THIS AS Tae CORRECT WAY TO HANDLE A REVOLUTION.
[14327]woe neni atm ee Cheat Lame ater
[14328]wee Sa ER oe AMINE YT
[14331]O
[14332]PRA PONT AOR
[14334]T RESPONDED TO THEN BY POINTRES
[14335]oor THAT xO MUST ESTABLISH YOUR ORGANIZATION ABOVE GROUND SO THAT THE PEOPLE WILL
[14339]Netty
[14341]RELATE TO If IN A WAY THAT WILL BE POSTTIVE AND PROGRESSIVE TO THEM,
[14343]WHEN YOU GO
[14344]UNDERGROUND WITHOUT DOING THIS, YOU BURY YOURSSLE SO DELPLY THAT THS PEOPLE CAN
[14347]AGERE BA
[14349]Re
[14351]meen am MRR TINT YE RO
[14353]. . a
[14355]- NETIHER RELAT2 {O NOR CONTACT YOU.” THEN THE TERRORISM CF THE UNDERGROUND ORGANTZA}
[14356]PION WILL BE JUST THAT~-STRIKING FEAR ‘Tio THE HEARTS OF THE VERY PEOPLE WHOSE
[14357]INTEREST THE ORGANIZATION CLAIMS TO BE DEFSNDIUG--BECAUSE THE FEOFLE CANNOT RELATE
[14359]“NO THEM AND THERE IS NODOPY THERE TO INTERPRET THEIR ACTIONS, YOU HAVE To SET UP
[14361]“kh FROORAY OF PRAGTICAL AGTICN AND BE A MODEL FOR THE COMMUNIVY TO FOLLOY AND APPRE-
[14363]ne oe Co,
[14365]THE ORIGINAL VISION OF THE PARTY WAS 10 DEVELOP A LIPALINE 70 TH ‘PEOPiE 4
[14366]bop Oe
[14369]ane a RTS: SO
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[14447]_EAEDY WILL LAST, HB ELERY WiLL SURVIVE £8 S & SIOCIUELD VEHICLE, BECAUSE aT SERVES”
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[14454]“HHEXORED TOR BY FRGOCGL, IT WAS SERICTESRD BE SUS ERLGTIOAL HEBIG OF THE FROZE,
[14456]2D TS WGeiES WERE AEASD WEEE AN TeSoleGy wana: mROvEED A SISTRRETG NERIOD oF
[14457]“anNABES OF HOW EESY-70 1 Coe HOSE HEELS, -
[14459]_. WEES EOnBT BPALE £09 E G2NS TOMSTIGR 90 TAURCE TEE DIACT ‘POWERER many, WE
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[14463]sapere mAs THAD? TRET HAD Wotan ‘PRGA LIVING TN Tk TUSNTIETE Coney,
[14464]* sexmcamies TIRIR SEALISES VERS BEEDTIVUL, ENT ‘FIRY HAD FO F&A AGTIOLL FROSRAES WEEST
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[14469]ode ANALISES CP CONCRETE CQIDITIONS To CAT! A FULL
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[14473]ALRETONT LESOUILNTCT, T MACGHIND RDI TRY GO MARE A REALE TY OF CQLUUITTY OCTFROL,
[14474]menu TLACK CLYELALISH, 0? WARE 0D ROL RAVE A SUSTRATIO THEOLOGY ND ns.
[14475]ATHGPIS GO INMTILTS WIS FAGQRAN COMMINULLLY PROSTRATED HI AND emt QLROHITY TO.
[14476]ERY bm FOr BEGY WHY CAPTEMISS VOULD KOT WORK Poa Satu, EVEN -THOOTA TT HAD WORkep
[14477]FOR OTHER CONTE Oneors.
[14479]WIEN WE FORMED 80B PARTY, WE DID SO ISCAUSE WE WANTED to PU? BHtOTY AND FRUCTICE
[14481]R BASIC THY Pour Proanan,
[14483]es ACHOALLTY Y2 WE3 4 200P0%KT FROURAY, WHT SHE FRACKIVE EXPRESSED IN WHAT WE
[14485]WANT’ AND Qin HIEORY EXPRESSED It "WAT WE ESLIEVEN, PRON WAS DSSTOTED to
[14487]SERV AS A ELSTO FoR A STE 2
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[14506]eles #0 0s pommronn ronpcsM@ee Tey WEER DOSTENED TO NCSILIZE THE CGHDATIY, ANY ACTION -
[14508]"stares DOYS NOP MOBILIZE TE COMMUNITY TOIARD “RE CoML IS HOP A REVOLUTIONARY ACTIOZ,
[14509]_ NHB AGYIOU UGH BS A PANVELOUS STATRIEUPOF COUREGE, EUT IF Te Do2s HOT MOBILIZE
[14510], | 7%, SHE PROFLE TOWARD THE GOAL OF A HIGHER MAUIFESTATTOY OF FEED, TP IS NOT HARD
[14511], os CX PORISTOA, SmAERON AMD OGHED LvEW EE. COMER-RIVOLUTIOMARY,
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[14535]3 _ SOT 1? COULD ESVBLOP AND FEOFLE COULD TIGNTIFY WIA Tt, WE DID Kor orvER
[14536]ae om, 40 THRE AS A coNOINS IGN; vs OFSSIED TT AS A VENIGLE To HOWE Tt TO A . . f
[14537]_— ooR LEVEL, iy TREIR GUEST FoR FEEDS, AND TY THEIR ATMOPTS To PREVENT GEE BR
[14539]: ¥ OPERISSOR FRE SULIPERIG TH oF ALL THE ‘IMCS TERY NEED. 20 nist, (HE PROFLE by
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[14551]i. " 9 NOW-IRVOLDTTOWARY, . le
[14552]+ TWEEN THE PARTE WANE To SACRED, WHEN GHB PALSY HACSD Dow om FoLTORER
[14553]I FRONT OF THE OFFICE OF RAMPARTS HAGAZTA, AUD WIEN SHE PARTY PAYROLIZD THE iu
[14555]; POLTU Hn ‘AES, WB VERS aCrn “(Dr 1966) AT A Si WHEY THE FROHLE HAD GIVEN
[14557]. : UP THE HITLOSOFHY Of NON-VIOLENT DIRECT AGEION “AND VER EEOIMEING To TSAL Wire
[14558]SYEDRER STOVE. WE WANTED THEE fo SEE TAS VIRGUES ‘GY DISCIPLINED AND ORGANIZED
[14559]Aton SELF-DEFENSE, R&TiER THAN SPONTANEOUS AND DISORGQANTZED CNT.RRRATES aun
[14561]SEE
[14563]. RIOR. Trent were POLICE ALERT PATROLS ALL OVER. THE COUNTRY, | BST We WERE THE
[14565]: Fst ARID POLICE PAEROL, WE CALLED OURSELVES THR bLAcs PANTHER PARTY FOR SELI
[14567]DEFENSE, UI ALL OF. THIS WE HAD TOLTTICAL AND REVOLUTIONARY OBJCCTIVES aw MED,
[14569]DUD WE KMEY THAT WB COULD ROP eugecy UERIcyt TRE SUProRT oe TE IP
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[14574]“.. OUR StTRaTHGY é Ol A CONSISWENT TDEOLOGY, Wi ‘cil HT jap US TO UADER-
[14575]» SUMED THE comprile Ss WMBOND US. WE KNET (20 THE TAW Ws NO? FREESRED FoR WHAT
[14577]WE WENS DOING AND YOLICEMEN WERE SO SROCEED THAT TLEY D. NIT RIOT * HAT To DO.
[14579]‘a. WE SAW THAT THR FEOPLE FELT A NOY FROGS ANE SYENGTH BEC) SE OF THE BYemes ue sme
[14581]es,
[14583].
[14585]or TOUR AOTION BS NOT REVOLUTIONERT,
[14587].
[14589]WE WERE TRYING TO BSULD A POLITICAL VENTCT
[14591]‘s,-FOR THEM; AND THCY BUGAN TO LOOK {QUAND TH VEHICLE WE RO BUILDING FOR ANSWERD.
[14592]‘+. YAVER WE DROP SED THE TERI “SELE-DOPENS I" FROM OUR] ME AND JULT BEGAN THE
[14594]BIACK PANIEER PARTS, WE DISCOERGED ACTION. LINE SACK NTO LID POLICE OBSERVATIONS‘
[14596]BECAUSE WE RECOGNIZED THAT THESE WERE HOT TE THINGS TO 0 IN ZVERS SITUATION
[14598]OR ON EVERY occsSTuN.’ we EVER CALLED TWS.3 REVOLUTION W ACTION, THE ONLY TRE
[14599]| AM AORION Is KIVOLOPIONARY Is WHEN THB PSOR:B EOLATS TO TIN A REVOLUTIONARY WAT,
[14601]TP THEY WILL NOY. USE. THE HUME 300
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[14605]=] NO MATTED HON MANY GUNS YOU HAVE,
[14607]_ THE GUN TTGEL) IS-no? NECESSARDLY REVOUNIGHARY, BE AUSE cHE PASCISTS CARRY
[14609]- GUNS--IN FAG? HIEY HAVE MORE GUNS. A LOO! SO-CALIED 1 YOLUTTONARIES SIMPLY DO
[14611]” yor vipeRSzAND EE STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN HAD THAT "POLIS CAL POWER TROIS OUD-OF
[14613]_ THE BARHEL OF A CU..." ‘THEY THOUOUT CHATIGIKY MAO SATD PC ETIGAT, POXER IB THE CUM,
[14614]BUE THE EMPUASIS Is ON GRITS, PHS CULMINATION OF POLIT! :AL FOYER TS THE GINER.
[14616]SHIP AND CONTROL OF THE LAND AND THE TISPIUTPIONS THEREC(, SO THAT TOU CAN THEN GET
[14618]_ RD OF THE GUN, THAT IS WY CHATRUN MAO 1. TRS THE STAT WONT TAT, "WE ARE AD.
[14620]YOONIES GF THE ADOI-IFION OF WAR, WE'DO HOY WANT WAR; EDI YAR OMY OLY BE ABOLIF | :
[14621]THROUGH WAR, AND I! ORDSR.TO GE RID OF THE GUY, IT IS'K CESSARY To TAKE UP ~
[14622]GUN." HE IS ADIAYS SFEAKING OF GETTING RID OF TE, IF ke DID NOTTRE AT 7 7
[14623]{THOSE TEINS, THEN FZ SUSELY WOULD NOT BE RM OLUEIONARY. IN OBER WRT:
[14625]BY ALL REVOLUTIOUA! Z FRINCIPLES JS A TOOL, TC BE USED DT IR STRATEC!: Grove >:
[14626]AY-END DN TISELP, [HIS WAS A PART OF THE OfTGINAL VISIC OF 7. Ox Beacep 7
[14627]PREY, eG ; a “
[14629]_ THAD ASKED ELDRIDGE CLEAVER To JOIN TH? PARTY A NU °°
[14631]ROT JOIN UNTIL APTER THE CONPROATATION WITH TRS POLIOF 2 wih:
[14633]RAMPARTS MAGAZINE, THERE THE FOLICE WERE AFF AID To “S OSRLTe Ss,
[14634]‘KNOWLEDGE, HE TOOK VHIS AS {HE REVOLUTION AMD TRF fcRIN, De 2
[14636]Er Was NOT UNETL FONT 7 THAT WE UENETONED Tw, akD
[14638]1 MES Wid IN TAO,
[14641]uth YEON
[14645]COULD EXPRESS THIS. REVOLUTIONARY DESIF
[14647]Be ROSE
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[14650]YATTON CAN MAKE TW) REVOLUTION, OF 0) Leis, 2 ME COND Lae. tL
[14652]AS A GUIDE TO THE F:OPLE, ‘BECiUe.
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[14720]YER BLIATIGS SOLED ¢ aa) PANY @ WAS ATER CHE Poet comnermanr, wan
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[14726]# “FOR TEL,” HL BED NOP KRALIZG TaAP IP TS PROFLE DID Loe IeUARE 90 Tam, Rea,
[14727]"SHIH GENE WES NO WET SEAT SUD LAGE EITHER PARTE COULD TARR ANY ENULDZEOR, 12>
[14728]CAUSE TE TECSED SHSIS TUNE MH ESONLS Ane HMR FAUARS OF SIE KEVOLOLID RD OP
[14729]oe WOLD HISTORY, Soe ae _
[14730]. goxeenme THEIR ane eae weceaas BIOSCI FROME TH POLITICS, EES, AND
[14731]TP TRY Ais RLOGUON, HI WISE ENSCUAT, FROM ox SCUED VERY FOLISIOML, WE
[14732]- cura Te TEERYDGS QUMANER VIG GIS, ISIC OF LT ID TROMADLY EXTCAD HIB CONFER, Ee
[14733]“CRESE #235 gu Eso. ED WB DID NOP EROY SAAT TRING TE JOEN Gm key, om
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[14766]i CULE GROUP, WE VCE, wf THAT ACT, A REVOLUTIONARY Cus GROUP. ~ BUT THIS IS A
[14768]vo Basie! ‘commmuorion, ox REVOLUTION IS A FROCESS, AND IF OTS YOU COMMET Do
[14769]z wit. . .
[14770]Ta, HO? FALL WDE NIE SCORE OF “IG PROCESS THEN THEY ARB NON-REVOLUTIONARY,
[14772]* WHAT ‘SHE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AND THE BLACK COMMUNITE NEEDS IS A VERY STRONG
[14773]; STRUCTURE. THIS STBCTUIE CAN ONLY EXIST WITH Tie SUPFORT OF ‘THE PEOPLE 4ND it
[14774]CAN ONLY GET ITS SUPFORT THROUGH. SERVING THEM, THIS Is WHY WE HAVE THE SERVICE TO.
[14775]“qa PEOPLE PROGRAM ~ THE MOST. PORTANT THING IN THE PARRY, WE WILL SERVE THEIR
[14776]i pO NEEDS, SO THAT THY can SURVIVE THROUGH THIS OFYRESSION . THEN WREN THEY AN READY
[14777]7 t0- PICK -P THE GU, SERIOUS LUSINESS WILL HAPHZY, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER TIFLVENCED
[14778]us To ISOLATE OURSELVES FROM HE BLACK COMMUNITY, so TAAT Te WES WAR BERISEN THE
[14780]Voeewerpeee ore
[14782]OPPRESSOR BD TH BLACK PAVTHER PARTY, NOT WAR ROTUREN HE OPFRESSOR AND THE
[14783]ie OPPRESSED C@:AAUTEY oS
[14785]"+ THE BLACK PANTHER FARTY ISTEOYED FROA TRE COMMUNITY LONG BEFORE BLIBIDIE 2B
[14786]ae FECTED FROM THE PARTY. OUR HOOK-UP WITH WHITE RADICALS DID NOT GIVE US ACCESS 10
[14787]- | .THE WAITE COMMUNITY, BECAUSE THET DO HO? GUIDE SHR WHITE COMUNITY, THE BLACK
[14788]4 , COMUNTEY DOES HOT RELATE 0 THEM, SO WE WERE LEF? IN A TWILIGHT ZOE, WHERE WE
[14789]couLD MOT ENTER THES COMMUNITY WIRH ANY REAL POLITIGAL EDUCMTIO PROGRAMS; YEY WE”
[14790]WERE NOT DODIG ANTIAING TO MOBILIZE WHITES, WE HAD NO TRFUUENCE IN RAISING THE
[14791]CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE RLACK COMMUNITY AND THAT JS THE POLI? WHERE WE DEFECTED.
[14792]+. WE WENT IROUGH A FREE SPSECH MOVEMENT IY THE PARTY, WHtCH WAS NOT NECESSARY
[14793]"MND ONLY FURTHER ISCLATED US FROM THE BLACK COMUNETY, WE MAD ALL SORTS OF FRO-
[14795]_THIS DID NOT HAPFEN BEFORE I WAS JAILED, BECAUSE I WOULD NOT STAND FOR I, DUT
[14796]ELDRIDGE'S INFLUENCE BROUGHT THIS ABOUT, I DO NOT BLAME HIM ALROGETHER; I BLAME
[14797]THE PARTY BECAUSE THE PARTY ACCEPTED IT. . ct
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[14811]-_ J: _PANTTY WW OUR PAPER AUD EVERY OTHER WORD WHICH DROPPED FROM OUR LIPS WAS PROFANE,
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[14819]“ELDRIDGE, WAS NEVER FULLY 2 THE LEADERSHIP OF THE PARTY, EVEN AFTER BOBBY
[14820]was SHATCGHED SWAY PROI US, X DID KOP PLAGE“ELDREDSR DY A POSTE ON OF LEADERSHIP, =
[14821]BECAUSE HE WAS NOT TWERESTED IN THAT, “I MADE DAVID HILLIARD AIINISTRATOR OF
[14822]; PROGRAMS, T KWEM CHAT ELDRIDOS WOULD NOT DO ANYTHING YO LAPT THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF
[14823]“HE COMRADES IN THE PARTY, BUT I XNEW THAT HE COULD MANS A CONTRIBUTION; AND z
[14824]{ PRESSED HIM TO DO SO,. I PRESSED HIM 70 WATE AND EDIT HE PAIR, BUT HE WOULWY'T -
[14825]+ | DOIT. THE PAPER DID NOT EVEN COME OUT EVERY WEEX UNTIL AFTER ELDRIDGE WENT TO
[14826]"2 am.” Bor Erpemos crnamar Dr x WAKE GREAT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BLAGK PANTHER PARTY
[14827]Wat HIS WREFING AND SPEAKING, WO WANT TO KEEP THIS IN MIND, BRCAUSE THERE IS A
[14828]POSITIVE AD NEGATIVE Sim TO EVENWENING.
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[14832]., 91S CORRECT WULLanu OF A REVOLUTION: IS Nov TO OFFER THE PROPLE AN ‘“EYTNER-or" .
[14833]* ULTSMATI, WE MUST INSTEAD GAIN THE SUPPORE OF THE PEOPLE THROUGH SERVING THEI .*
[14834]: NEEDS. THEN Wiint oe POLICE OR ANY OTHER AGENCY OF REPRESSION @RYES TO DESTROY THE
[14836]: PROGRAM, ‘TE PEOMLS WILL MOVE TO A If QUER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND ACTION,
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[14858]e
[14862]Dy
[14863]THBN-TWE ORGANTED STRUCTURE CAN GUIDE, ‘THE PROLE ‘70 THE PORT WHERE ord ARE, PRE
[14864]PARED 10 TEAL IN WANT WATS. .
[14866]RHIES WAS THE STRATEGY WE USED TN 1966 WHEN WE WORE
[14867]RELATED TO I A POGTSIVE WAY. : :
[14869]SO THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY 1S REACHED A CONTRADICTION WITH ELDRIOGS CLEAVER
[14870]_ AND HE HAS LEPECTED FROA THE PARTY; BECAUSE WE WOULD NOT ORDER EVERYONE Lit
[14872]. _ STREETS TOMORRGY TO MARE A REVOLUTION, WE RECCONIZE THAT Ts TNPOSSTELE Bs.
[14874]“CAUSE COR DIALSCTICS on TEBOLoay, CUR coNcEmtE AUALTSIS oF CONCRETE CONDITIONS
[14875]SAY THAT IP IS A FANTASY, EBCAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE NOT AY THAT POLIT EG,
[14876]CONTRADICTION AID COUFLIOT MAT 5
[14878]THIS
[14879]EEL UNFORTURA IG TO ‘SOME, BOT IT 2S A PARE OF THD
[14881]THE RESOLUCION OF THIS CONTRADIGEION HAS FREED US FROY THe
[14882]CORRECT ANALYSES. AD EMEWASES. oy oS }.
[14884]DIALECTICAL EROGESS,
[14886]UE ARE UG# TRSE TO MOVE’ TCAARD CHE BOLLDING OF A COMANTTY STHUCTORS WHICH
[14887]WILL BECOME & ERUE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, PROMOTING THEIR INERESTS IN KAY WAYS, -
[14888]WE CAN CONTINUE 70 SERVE YH
[14889]WE CAN TRUBLY BECOME A FOLT?TCAL.
[14891]” REVOLUCIONARY VEHICLE WHICH WILL L8AD THE PEOPLE T0 A HIGHER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSHESS,
[14893]80 SEAT SHEY WELL KRY WHAT THEY MOST REALLY DO IN THEIR QUEST FOR FIECOM, AND -
[14895]THEY WILL, HAVE THE CQURAGES TO ADOPT AND OBTAIN THAT FREEDOM,
[14897]" HUEY P, ‘NEWTON
[14898]MINISTER OF DEFENSE
[14899]> SUBEAGK RATHER PARTE - ; >
[14901]oo ry .
[14902]” . . .
[14904]’ SERVANT OF THR PEOPLE ; mS -
[14907]a ae oy +s . _ =)
[14908]wat) eae of . ao
[14910]- DE 157-3075 OF
[14911]Mey . fn
[14912]a - DE T-4 furnished copies of the following
[14913]leaflets on September 1, 1971: .
[14914]. . v
[14918].
[14921]Pa
[14923]NW 68296 Docld:329895/74 Page 255
[14925]TERT TD rate
[14926]wets enh teienbOe  e IR
[14930]Ten
[14932]roe et
[14935]ASOT REET ETN ELDAR MERLOT
[14938]WW 88296 16 _Docid:32989574_ Page e256. oo eee
[14940]* REVOLUTION. nevoruili@e means change, . A revolut jonar y is one who is
[14942]~ CAPITALISN- A social system based on profit (amerikkka, Britain,rar nee }
[14944]not in the interest of the masses of people.
[14946]SWORD LIST
[14948] « .
[14950]@issatisfied with a system that orntealiszes, murders, exploits and
[14951]oppresses the pesple it pretends tu serve (Arerdirika ). He is not
[14952]only dissatisfied but he also moves to change the system py educating
[14953]the peeovie to truth and setting examples of how to change it, so that
[14954]it functions for the poor and not just the rich,
[14956]‘BOURGEOIS: iz- the select few that own and control the businesses,sotc,
[14958]PETTY BOURGHOISTE-~ Owners of smaji businesses, and professionals for
[14959]ExanplLs Goevucrs, Lawyers and teachers.
[14961]PROLETARTAT~ The workers, those that produce the goods and services
[14962]the wealth that is taken away by the Bourgeoisie.
[14963]LUMPEN- PROLETARIAT unenpleyed, Students, hustlers, ete.
[14964]_ APROCTTIRS-_ in human crimes committed against the people (uy Lai
[14965]killings at Jackson and Augusta) .
[14969]MONCELY- very large and powerful businesses, which control. whole
[14970]industries, or large parta or industries (Standard OiL, General Moters)
[14972]EERCSNARE~ A soldier who only fights for pay, doing the aivty worl: -
[14973]Yor someone else
[14975]“
[14977]EOUSE 3 TIGGER. « Tne Slave that thinks he is free because the master
[14978]Guvites him for coffee (ous not for dinner) and then is used te
[14979]control bie Field nig gers. ,
[14983]eremeommmemyesg es
[14984]SORE a re
[14986]PYELD NIGGER ~ Slave who must work the herdest but gets almost nothing
[14987]and theriore revolts against the m ster,
[14989]ECCNOMECS~ How people produce goods and wealth, and how these are dis-
[14991]yibuted, accumulated and consumed. In othe r words, whe gets what
[14992]and .how they get it.
[14994]COLORTALISH. control by
[14996]& powerful nation over a dependent mation
[14997]or Bople.
[14999]Sampnaet
[15001]Pe es fa |
[15003]COLONY- A community, nation or country that is owned and controll
[15004]Ouvright by an outside country. In ovr case, Black people live i
[15005]colony and arthorefere colonized. Cur comunity is controli ed by th
[15006]white mother country economically, politically, militarkiy, and cul
[15007]etc. ,
[15009]ed
[15010]ma
[15011]S
[15015]ural x .
[15017]re es are rca
[15019]~—“shere only a seledt few own ana controll the businesses, courts, Law
[15020]making and dicisions in their own interest and at the expense of and
[15022]Cy
[15024]Os 5
[15026]abba say Geek A thts 1. PERO
[15030]( :
[15032]Ay
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[15037]Doo ae “Ey BF rye Rae ee
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[15039]es gEocga WY ie ino fe
[15041]NAME: < POND
[15043]“EIGHT: “T4 >
[15045]HEIGHT: 51 4: aT RAMEs
[15046]S . OS WEIGH
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[15064]at RN a ANY
[15068]corer 1 remencnne
[15069]FRM LTE, RTC ON
[15071]WEIGHT Ts
[15072]HEIGHT:
[15076]am thane nc SH oer
[15078]ane THe
[15080]ome An,
[15081]“dst
[15086](NO PHO'O) . NAME: WILLIAM (PILL) CONNTIGHAN
[15087]TAG: BRENDA GACKSON ° + WEIGHT: 185 ibs.
[15089]Dhow
[15091]VWEIew: TOS _ f.., HEIGHT: 6!
[15092]HEIGHT: 51 : oF ore ae :
[15094]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 257
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[15131]LFS (HUCK i HOLT
[15133]“WANS; veumert
[15134]“RIGHT: 156 Ibs.
[15135]HEIGHT: 6: -
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[15141]MAME: VIRO
[15142]“EIGHT : “TS pales ST
[15143]HEIGHT: St 46"
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[15151]Sapa recerstt
[15153]FAaaa x NASA 98 He EO CEE
[15155]iaatapenae relent Fale
[15157]AE
[15159]c
[15162]- DE" 157-3075
[15163]Ne
[15165]The following leaflets were furnished by DE T-21
[15166]on Septenber 3, 1971: , ' . :
[15168]VT
[15170]Pa
[15172]pW 8829 p,Rocld: 39088574 Pggesa59
[15174]So 5 05 SS -5  o
[15176]x
[15178]' FREE LUNCH
[15181]Su
[15183]LIBERATION
[15185]1
[15187]THE. PEOPLE OF DETROIT:
[15189]THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY IS HAVING £ LIBERATION SCHOOL AND
[15191]GHEON PROGREK {0 BETTER SERVE THE NEEDS OF OUR YOUTH HERE IN THE COMBMUNTTY cF
[15193]LIBERATION SCHOOL PROVIDES
[15195]WE
[15197]FOR OUR YOUTH A FURTHER EDUCATION WHERE AS HELPING
[15199]er
[15203]TO TNPHOVE THEIR LEARNING ABILITY,
[15204]CLASSES TAUGHT AT LIBERATION SCHCOT,
[15205]WILL BE: MATH, PROJECTS, MISTORY, .
[15206]TUEOLOOT OF THE BLACK PANEER PARTY,
[15209]i
[15213]a
[15214]e
[15215]E
[15217]S
[15219]gr
[15220]z
[15221]Ba
[15222]“é
[15224]AND PRIMARY SEYLES, FOR ‘THOSE WHO
[15226]ARE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 3 T0 if, TSS,
[15228]IF YOU WOULD LIKE FOR YOUR
[15230]: CHILDREN TO ATTEND LIBERATICN SCHOOL
[15233]get
[15235]_ BRING OR SEND THEM TO 239 PRIRISTLVANTA.
[15236]= Rae ERAS Nora ti Rab a RS a na aay
[15237]IONS OF FOOD, SUPPLIES, AND MONEY WELL BE APPRECIATED.
[15239]PRU Lee
[15243]DEPROT? BRANCH OF SIE. BLACK PAWTFER Perry
[15244]. HUNISTRY OF TRPORUATTON
[15245]. 457 COBLTRGWOOD —
[15246]BE8~6217
[15248]BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[15249]_INFPORSATION CENTER No, 1
[15250]2591 PENNSTLUANTA
[15251]DETROIT, NICHICAH
[15253]NW-8§296-Dgelds329895i4. PagewGie:_
[15256]ra dies fh. me
[15258]. oy | . hig eed. { ;
[15260], " “ . “ . Wes renee 20 on ir re a
[15261]. ae . . . _ . .
[15263]‘ . hin Wewbeaede yg Li SPU abecca
[15264]. a ‘ . ~
[15265]2 ht - Bresy . suber of the BuACK PAN hiss : a sabre EN os mes pyre:
[15266]: of raise ame Po oMIeT They by thers rules s Peo. Oba. ke te. OF tan
[15267]Party. CHIUTKAL IM me aabers, CENTRAL & AFF, and LOCAL, WTR 3, in--
[15268]eluding all capta, as subordinate to either r tion il, state, znd local ~
[15270]. : leadership of the 3LACK PAIMPHER PARTY will .¢:fore: thes2 rulvs. Length
[15271]of suspension or . ther Gisoiplinagy action mn 2esrcorm fer vin’ fsa of thes
[15272]rules will depend m nation 2, ace, c. ste.- io. Gy oho beeen Crumbs
[15274]end staffs where said rele or rules of the RACK OANTHER PAR®SY WERE VIOLATED.
[15275]Me Every : 23mber of the Party must knvs th- se verbete: Wo heart
[15276]5 And, anriv, them dsily. ‘Urch member 5%
[15278]. to thesr leudersh 9 cr, thew is
[15280]Pe 8 eM Fae awetes Cn ce Wed Le |: ~
[15282]-arvorng ar. 22.0 subjec 7 oy
[15284]RULSS OF THE BLACK PINFPER DAP .
[15286]i “No Party member can nave narcotics or weed in his nossessics. while
[15287]i *dotne Party wort, . . ’
[15289]é a 3 Any Party mor ser found shooting narcotics wit 1° be expelled from this
[15290]5 arty . .
[15292]A oe No, Party meni ar can.be DRUMZ while doin’ dali party wot
[15294]by No Pe~ty:
[15296]: Pee wee 2h2 mo 7s USEAtL at.
[15298]>” Vue thes of tné® RACK. _PANTGER TAARY, and meetin s of the BECK
[15299]PERTY AaNYWeERS. : : : . - .
[15300]5. No Party membar wii] USE, POIRT, o> 7 PIR a Weapon of any kin? un- .
[15302]. necessar ay or eceidentally at anyone
[15304]¢ , 6. No Pa rty went rocan join any other army coerce othev than the 8LACK
[15306]te _ LIBERATION
[15308]: # 7s No Party seth r can have a weapon in hir pos: zssion whiis DruhkK or
[15309]x loaded off narco’'ics or weed. .
[15311]1+ 8. No Party memb.r will comult
[15312]“Black pecpie.at 11, anc pumuo.
[15313]a needle or plec’ of thread.
[15315]> 9. When arresteé 3LACK PANTHER MEMB7RS will sive only name, adv 285s, and
[15316]will sign nothin... Legal first aid must be understood by all 2. “ty members.
[15318]19. The Ten ot nt Platform and Progrsm of the BLA;:K PALTHER PART” must be
[15319]- known and unders' 20d by each Party member «
[15321]. db. Party Communi: ations must be Yational an? Local.
[15323]12. The 10-20-10~: sogram should be known by 21] m.mbers and 14... steed by
[15324]all members.
[15326]XN -
[15328]13. All Finance of ficers WAL woperaticowder Tie ji risdiction «: ..e Ministry
[15329]of Finance. - . ;
[15331]24. Each person will submit a report of dail; wor.
[15333]15. Each Sub-Sect! am Leader, Section Leader, Zieu-enant, and Jap..in must aot
[15334]submit Daily repcvts of work. . af 41 7
[15335]a cot id
[15336]16. All Panthers 1 ist learn to operate and-s vies woop eo 7 Ly. ¥ yi ‘ ~
[15337]. Me
[15339]i7- All Leagersni, personn: 1 who. MSL a mow erm sx suomit ovis énformatic.
[15340]to the Patter of che ee nu itae Je vidi ce nuptishe 1. “he pap.
[15341]anu W4ll be know: by Chanter. and Bronaher. .
[15343]1S. Pelitical Bdu: tion Gaus.uL ere miand:tor, fer zeuciw menus. ip
[15345]we
[15347]al pranendoricey
[15349]” fowen) ‘ |
[15350]4 ve, .
[15354]: a, <b . cos
[15355]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Pa 2 264__ a 5 2) ;
[15358]THE: RULES, ARE:
[15360]“49. Only office personnel assigned to respective offices each day should
[15361]. be thére. All others are to sell papers and do Political work out in
[15362]thé community, including Captains, ‘section Leaders, etc.
[15364]°°20.. COMMUNICATIONS--all Chapters must subwit weekly reports in writing to
[15365]the National Headquarters. : . ot
[15367]el. All Branches must implement First Aid and/or Medical Cadres.
[15368]22. All Chapters, Branches, and components of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[15370]: must submit a monthly Finencial Report to the Ministry of Finance, and
[15371]--. also the Central Committee. . . _
[15373]pe
[15375]23. Everyone in a leadership vesition must read no less than two hours per
[15376].dzy to keep abreast of the changing political situation. °
[15378]3
[15380]2h. No Chapter or Branch shall accept grants, poverty funds, money or any
[15381]other aid from any goverment agency without contacting the National
[15382]Headquarters.
[15384]25. All Chapters must adhere to the policy and the ideology laid down by
[15385]the CENTRAL COMMITTER of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY.
[15387]26. All Branches must submit weekly reports in writing to their respective
[15388]Chapters. . . . .
[15391].
[15393]oo
[15396]“DE 157-3075
[15398]The following leaflet was furnished on September
[15399]22, 1971, by DE T-3;
[15403]AAS
[15405]Pa
[15407]~-lW 88296. Docld:32989574 Page 263
[15410]3
[15412]Them ed owe ree 6
[15414]OE Meee. eet
[15416].
[15419]HOST ae
[15420]2 COGFLICT
[15421]scores BG SES Pe LY tiie STRAG-
[15422]VS SEDZ ZELY SISE TO HIGHS G3, TEE 158 GP THe FORCZS
[15423]Fase Sai OR WETY SHE FORCES GF LIS at RATLON - THE
[15424]SEDO. BECAUSE. THIS 20% *RONTATIC? 18 ALREADY
[15426]BASTION
[15428]ASPECTS
[15429]ci te
[15431]FR
[15432]Dis
[15434]Deere cet eames nite Amt mee dine at ene mennein erm mere tw
[15436]j RA IHD tO a sven OF SPORADIC MILITARY ENCOUNTERS- REO syoLuriC: TARIES GECOT=
[15438]1." ING Jf GUL WITH PHY PIGS, R EUTICHARIES BEING HA? 4SSED TF R SELLIZG PAPERS
[15439]4 Ry OLUTTO: SES LISSRALING GOODS 73 at FAVE BEST 2 BXDOATED D FROM THR COM~
[15441]i MUNI@Y - MANY BRO’ ARB BEING LOS. KED UP IN W HEROS PRISONS AND JATLS
[15443]i oF BABYLON. . - . ‘
[15445]: Zs E INCREASE a OLUTTONARY PRISONERS 44S PROPORTIONATELY ancneAge>
[15447]3 LEVEL OF POLITICAL AARENESS THROUGHOUT EE PENAL SYS' porte QUENTTi '
[15449]. BECAUSE OF Tis LARsE POH ULATION, IS GETTING ITS SSARES OF POLITICAL PRI RS.
[15451]: REAGAN'S CO¥ iY AND § i PUPDE? PR RAISON A JSMISTRETORS ® WELL A e
[15453]: THIS AND ALSO ATS BPFEC?. HAT AMARERESS CAEATES A REPRE ESSIVE f LTHOSP:
[15455]: PHROUGHCOT GS PENS a3 & ARE FES REPRESSION
[15457]FULL FORCE. SL7H
[15458]ey > DORATHAT SACKSOX,
[15459]SACRIET PFOA ;
[15460]+... BOOK pees ay
[15461]‘2 THE
[15462]“| OF CoE rs oe Cea & POSSE SSS10N BE
[15463]ZO BRIG CUR INCARCERATED BAOTHERS UP YO a BIS:
[15464]CAN THE cues ry
[15466]THROUGH EXPLOIT.
[15468]COMRADES
[15469]TEST R oe Ge 6
[15470]A GEEK os STCRY-
[15472]wen : SIX
[15474]“LCCKES u Br OTE
[15476]DOSS GR AIR Op
[15477]AUSE KE Ali THYUNG
[15479]R LEVEL OF ANARENESS, Taky
[15480]DED IDEAS OF TEDIVIDUAL MATERIAL GAIN °- . -
[15482]_ “oNe Pros SEZ US AND_ANYO: B WHO ASSCCIATES CLOSELY WITH THE CADRE HERE
[15483]“TAKING ON A RE COMPLEXION, A NEW ODTLOOS OX SCCIAL CONDITIONS, WB "ARE
[15484]BECOMING MORE DISCTPLIZGD AND hae STARTING TO WIFY AROUND TSE IDEOLOGY oF
[15485]ESTABLISHING REVOLUTIOZARY PGLITICAL POWER FOR BEACK PEOPLE. THE PEGS KNOW
[15487]i) WE” ESTABLISH THS NECESSARY POLITICAL HO LONGED?
[15488]EXPLOTY AND OPPRESS BS, PEE: WILL NOT BE ABLE TO “yecruP COR WARRIORS IX
[15489]PRISONS AND JAILS ANY LOYGER, mCE THE MASSES OF
[15491]Ae
[15492]NGKY BLACKS BSC “a POLITICALLY By 2 G TO BRING THE: MACHT
[15493]OF OP?:
[15494]Wea
[15496]WARPEARE,
[15498]ESsSion TO A SCREECHING G HALT, taRovea » BLOODY, BUT JUSTIF
[15500].
[15501]| PATILTAR FORM
[15503]hat ram
[15504]re se 0
[15506]Boose
[15509]eS ITCH ae i
[15510]a pou C
[15512]wer oo
[15513]CELL ASD o.
[15515]Ry oRnes sony
[15516]BY SPELT c
[15518]THAL Ts ,
[15519]PMULAL IS PARE! PO? "HOLE" OR
[15520]ta OP TRANSPLANTED RU KLUA KLANG
[15522]ATORY LUT
[15523]RH ADIUGT
[15524]AND DISPOS
[15526]CO WAM A INGH SH!
[15527]Nae VRIs i Cap
[15529].
[15531]. , . a ? : . we
[15532]NW'88296 Docld:32989574 Page 264 , le “os :
[15534]THES LIPERATORS iS, -
[15536]THiS BLACK COMMUNITY. -
[15538]+ metered sewes, pam ten te cue smeee
[15540]4 gtemtenemmacwas atten a &
[15542]i
[15545].
[15549]ednteh Vabafuncuicanls taste: ade'is 42th ciconCadh todihared in toladrbatdialem comiane brrhononed ccmmcbehs’ ce hred ALAN kD Acai cae ade bteaaaah an sored Seendint Ganik] GAELS MOLL MLE Like Leche ard mice Mca Yael accL ca vomuenad eetueee tah MIEN Vie ad rata feck daar al al tres iacd snecsech edna ata aae ooostes a nee deen nn OR ee ran ie sh
[15552]. . : oY . ~ ‘ . oe : “sy i
[15554]o a " $
[15555]a oe _. x .
[15556]. ..-SINCE A HANTS -®:; iPS REFLECT HIS ATTITUDE AD HIS, LINGS MIRROR
[15558]‘ . BOTH, WE AS POLITICALLY AWA LEDAYIDUALS WILL HAVE THIS SO-CALLED TH- =
[15559]” * FLAMSATORY, LAPERATURS TH OUR POSSESSION ONSHUNDWED PERCENT OF PHB Ti . &
[15560]a ’ RWIS WEEK FIVE BROPEIAS WESS TAKEN OFF THE LARD: JANES ELLISON, “KE _ 3
[15561]{: + . FAVRE, ALES AUGUSTINE, J.P. PHCTPER AND EDDJE CHILLIES, ALL WEL an i
[15563]“4: _. GisRce “ISH SAVING REVOLUTIONARY MATERIAL Ii TREIR POSSESSION. THSAE ” =
[15564]ii ++ WAS ONCE 4 TTB wean WE MOULD ROH YO CUR CELLS AkD DESTRO <ALL, (eRITINGS . e
[15565]fi. oc: IN HOPE THAT NE COULD KEEP a BUS SYP FROM COMING NOvN 0 US. THAT TINS “eB
[15566]{:. _ , HAS PASSED. NOW WS RUALIZE TWAT LUIS PIG Has NO LAS WHICH WE 28 OPP- z
[15567]ri ° | RESSED PEO PLB ARE ROUND TO RE Shot. ME Caxno? STIFLE OUR THcUHTS IN :
[15568]i> .ORDER TO SLOW UP HISTORICAL INEVITABLE REVOL! ETON Sod LIBERATION, WE ° ee
[15569]if SAY DAMN BI “ABD ALL. GP HIS RSACTICHARY, FASCIST RUWTING Doda, BECAUSE E
[15570]1.) ° Wi WILL c courts 5 TO WAIVE AND ELOCATS WENEVER -RE ARE BORG THE MASSES e
[15571]i H . "AND REGARDLESS OF 'fr15 REPRESSIVE VE NELEURES «AND TEPERCUSSION MAPPEUING -B
[15572]Ti BESIND IT, IE IS rs THAT We AS _PEO! Li SPAND UP iD PIGHS He OFF Tits se
[15573]4 | PIG POWER str WCTURS.” HR ARD 3 TIGHSs 7 iEStORY HAS PROVEN ERYOHD A SHADOW “EB
[15574]H { . OF A DOUBT HAP We ARE MOHALLY, BLL: LUBCTUALLY Ail! SPIAL TA SLLY JUSTIFIED . ne
[15575]iy 0 TW TAKING © OUR FREEDON BY Tus MOST DRASTIC MEANS AVAILABLE, . a ,
[15577]i .
[15578]44 . SE LINES HAVE RAEY DROET AWD TO.TSE PIGS WE SAY CONE OX, FOR HISTORY
[15579]14 “AED: UNEORY “cISAATECHS 3 ARS WATCHING COR AIC Chose BLY. Tit WE DO NOT
[15581]4) TAKE & STAED POR LIGERADION NOW, THEY WE DO NCT DESERVE TO BARAT T
[15583]ye “AS INHALE, j OB YE TAKE eats Ig PZ YEAR OF THE “Teor,
[15584]i : SIS ve THs youre THB PZOPER TOOLS 70 FIGHT AND D DESTROY THIS
[15586]i $, FACCISH AND IMPSRIALISM. HE TOOLS NEEDED ARE BRAVERY,
[15588]RENOT
[15590]A
[15591]3 3 CAUSE: Sn OF LIBSRATE OF 22D neers Iu Gi PEOPLZ, We x
[15592]: IHG £O PIGS? WITH, IP WE ALLO CURSELVES TO ES BLCKEL INP
[15593]PR ITA OOF POLTING UP ANY r” STR UGSLE. IF WS DO i ZOT GIVE Tee xXOGTH
[15595]“ LOYALTY 70 ¢ v4
[15596]“* GIYE THEM
[15597]& co
[15601]My
[15603]i . ew, OP
[15604]7
[15605]5
[15607]ad ANYTHING BUT A FLEETING OCLANCE AT A REYVOLUTIGIARY ACT, TREAT IS MocH :
[15608]4d BECTER TYAN FOUR EURDRED YEARS OF TOMISM AND STEP N‘ FETCH IT, FCOTSHUFS
[15609]3 io: %. FLING, SPINELESS COWARDICE. 7 . .
[15611]7 . ONCE, WE AS MEH, ARE RECOXGIZED 4S WHAT WE ARE, POLITICAL eee :
[15612]ff A HS? SICUATION FD PS. THE CORRUPT PRISO OFFICIAL, THe GOVERNO! , :
[15613]. Todo -) THE STATS. DEPARTET AND PEE WORLD LOOX AT US AS POL TEICAL PRISONERS PANDO tee
[15615]-l} doo. DREAT oot Tu ACCURD WITH THS GENEVA CONYESTPIOU'S MANDATB FOR The BEAT
[15616]boo) ERP O & POLITICAL PRISONER AND THE PRISONER CF WAR, AS OF ROW WE
[15617]a ARE: NO? ePplR PHAN ANIMALS (2 A CLGS. ONCE OUR PROPS, Sy bean
[15618]a SENSIBLE ees PLE OF TBE COUN ALIZE TIE NATURE OF A POLITICAL PRI-
[15619]a | SONER, THEY WILL DEMAND CUR HOMARS WREATMENT, Uarih RUEY EYILD UP PEE
[15621]14 RECESSARY FORCES TO DO JUST WHAT ee FREICH PEOPLES DID TO THE BASTILLE
[15622]tooo. JIN THE i8th CENTURY. eR WILL NOT SIT ARCUND AND WAIT FOR PRE CURTS
[15623]if: . OR THR PAROLE BOARDS OR AWY OF in OTHER SHAVS OF JUDICIAL MOCKERY TO
[15625]es
[15627]RELEASE US. “THE PEOPLE WILL AND MUSP DO TR THEMSELVES. OU OUP THERES,
[15629]. MOLD YOURSELVES TXTO A POLITICAL ARB MILITARY ero ABD ONCS ALL Ore P-
[15630]: . RESSED PEOPLE | UNITS AROUND THS BANNER OF LEBERATION, NO FORCE :
[15631]+ WORLD chs STOP PHE NATGRAL CCURESS OF HISTORY. THE + PRENCA COULD F
[15633]ste eee
[15637]STOP THE PPRESSED PEOPLE, THS VIETNAMSSE OR ALGERIAN PEOPLES 2 -
[15638]ANESE AD Bee AIAC2] AHY CH NESE CCCOLD NOT STOP TES OFPRESS2D PEGPLE m-
[15640]mnee ranted DARPUTT AMD HOT RAD MIT BIAS “Meee
[15641]IAN SMITH AND HIS APARTEEED PARTNERS WILL R STOP PHS PEOPLES
[15643]OF CHI: se r of PE
[15644]OF RHODESIA, SOUTH AFRICA OR SOUTH WESE AFRICA PROM GATRIN WG THEIR FROSIOM,
[15645]THE PIGS IN TUTS COURTRY eweiecers OF THE PECHNICAL ee ot (USES .
[15646]STOP THE PEOPLS! S$ Stat Sols FOR LISSHATICN, PES PIGS HERE IN SAN QUENTIN
[15647]. REGARDLESS T ‘TT MIDATSI ow aD ASSESN2 CANNOT STOP
[15648]EUTIONARY E68 ERY ONLY MAKING SUBS OF
[15650]OF REYOLSTIONARY RUOULEDGE, | PARY PHEIR DEATH,
[15651]CONTHWENS ZO TuDUEGH Th 08 CHILDIS GAMES OF COPS AND ROBBERS. .
[15653]aerae 88
[15655]ot ae “ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE | Co:
[15657]io no * * "BLACK PanTusn PARTY cote
[15658]. a, SAW QUENTIN BRANCH. Sot,
[15659]eVOL, VI NO. 5 : . . oat mo
[15661]gaonn. 29 oh . 7 oe . -t :
[15662]Wie HF y . . .
[15664]ae emcees ree OOO me OE Eee ommpem eee Te oer,
[15667]Co — . ry 7 oo a a
[15669]“" DE 157-3075
[15671]| ; On September 30, 1971, DE T-4 furnished copies
[15672]' “of the following leaflets:
[15674]Avra
[15676]sora rarer emeceetenmeneentriattienrarensttretn —— , Sree atamapaies ur -asainsaaetentaetananrraieeameeeRamares yastane= sean
[15677]oe RENTER REI HOPE MU TBC EN MRR AREER SR. Monae 9 i soastereate inti emeproem neg ORY. eid seer rental rete reste eri sara PRAM PER SISA ER SERRE
[15679]Vie eoane a |
[15681]6]
[15683]af
[15685]NW 88296 Docld:32989574. Page 266
[15689]. 5 : Fe i yet? i
[15690]: Rte mes 3 cocoa
[15692]TIE miss pote ) PAPA prean 7 tore
[15693]cf ts f ayilensises  ¢ re! (= ere fr. RT 4
[15694]v3 Lleove Lures =, mei
[15696]tama A Soe LO
[15697]_.. x
[15699]fas (zn rosy ~~ gesagt Fama PL! Poe PENIEA TT G
[15700]oa ae ED ew OGL Roo bE LOS a? 3
[15701]- THE YOUTH OF OUR BLACK COMMUNITY ARE IN SCHOOL AGAIN, AND AGAIN THE
[15702]PROBLEM OF PROVIDING A HEALTHY WELL BALANCED "FREE BREAKFAST" FOR THESE
[15703]“YOUNG BROTHERS AND SISTERS STILL EXIST IN OUR COMMUNITY,
[15705]DURING THE SUMMER VACATION, THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER
[15707]pe ere ane ena meer nrep oe aden eer eat
[15709]<pet OOo nap RRR ROU nT wee aR ate
[15711]ANA
[15712]paarah
[15713].
[15715]TESTA SEAN,
[15719]PD RIPE AP DROS
[15720][dmaresertge sre
[15724]PARTY PROVIDED A "FREE LUNCH AND LIBERATION SCHOOL". AT THIS SCHOOL
[15727]POH SA NT SON,
[15729]SUBJECTS SUCH AS MATH, HISTORY, ENGLISH AND .THE IDEOLOGY OF THE BLACK
[15731]Let f
[15732]ret De etcoret,
[15733]2
[15735]PANTHER. PARTY WERE -
[15737]TAUGHT. .
[15738]THE EARLY PART OF
[15740]THIS YEAR A "FREE
[15742]cow
[15744]Pa oe EEN AR
[15746]corapennatonnns
[15747]Nekenene
[15748]en
[15750]see ie eh!
[15753]Sale
[15755]BREAKFAST PROGRAM"
[15757]remanent ape
[15758]PA Raa GALE Seen TaD Dat ail
[15760]WAS INTIATED BY THE
[15762]By
[15763]a
[15765]7
[15766]5
[15769]PARTY AND WE WERE
[15770]KBLE T0 FEED AS MANY.
[15773]PAD SEE
[15777]2 RE LTE onthe me mete
[15778]. verte
[15779]Aa ER
[15781]AS 50 CHILDREN A .
[15783]ne
[15785]sadsaccely
[15787]DAY, WE WOULD }
[15789]scenes
[15791]: 3 HAVE BEEN ABLE TO
[15792]DO THIS WITHOUT YOUR HELP,. WE MUST STRIVE TO EXTEND THE "FREE BREAK~
[15794]5, Vee DIYS
[15796]ed
[15800]oF
[15805]FAST PROGRAM" TO ALL THE YOUTH IN OUR CONMUNITY, WHICH MEANS WE WILL
[15806]NEED YOUR HELP MORE THAN EVER TO DO THIS. YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP
[15807]PROVIDE A FREE BREAKFAST FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
[15811]H
[15815]oa aid a aoa aS eee!
[15817]REQUESTED. ITEMS: BOGS, MILK,
[15818]DETROIT BRANCH
[15819]BLACK PANTHER PARTY ; BREAD, CANNED FRUITS,
[15820]MINISTRY CF INFORMATION 4 a
[15821]197 COLLING#COD EEE oo Nay 7 TUICES, BAC N, SAUSAGES,
[15822]menermmererrer erm vemmas Gt
[15824]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 261
[15826]eer teeny,
[15828]ere Cees
[15830]tdedvlen b.
[15832]; HANS, ETC.
[15834]ay “4 te yee BEnecoe Meena recone bopaete nee FNS
[15835]7 &S
[15837]Boaltel idcciaw adhoc REL Caco ed satel DOU Cad ne tot anon telat «Cae
[15839]ss
[15841]re {® vo TD Reeaprintes @. Vol, VIL ‘Ne.4
[15842]a st . Ce of- the Black Punther Farty
[15843]vo TP _ SO, “ “Intercemmynal News > -- .
[15844], , pepe ,COMSADE GEORGE . whe oo
[15845]7 ; , JACKSON: CH | ee
[15846]coey | bo | HEHBERSHIP In Tue
[15847]Coe /. BLACK PANTHER Lo
[15848]te 0 PARTY. a
[15849]. THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO US ON JUNE 21, 1971, FROM OUR
[15850]tee . - o i . i :
[15851]TH aR INCARCERATED COMRADE, GEORGE JACKSON, BECAUSE OF CONFUSION -
[15852]CREATED PARTICULARLY BY THE. PRECBIT. GOVERNMENT'S PROPAGANDA MEDIA -
[15853]SURROUNDING COMRADE GEORGE'S MEMBERSHIP IN THE BLACK PAN/'HER PARTY,
[15854]eee eee : \ tee ee . . ; q oo
[15855]; AND, BECAUSE THE MESSAGE THE LETTER CONTAINS IS SO CLEARLY IMPORTANT
[15856]. _.<,*/AS,A CUIDETO OUR STRUGGLE, WE FEEL IT APPROPRIATE,T0 NOW PRINT THE
[15857]% LETTER HERE: . _: —
[15858]“ Y- RPAH ee
[15859]t . de xe Foe Ze IK ok oe 3.
[15860]a eee . .
[15861]“MASS NOVEMENTS THAT ARE ECALITARIAN AND AIKED AT THE FUTURE ES--
[15862]: NT OF REVOLUTIONARY HASS SOCIETY MUST AT ALL SUBSTRUCTURAL
[15864]. +" LEVELS BE GUIDED BY AN AGGRESSIVE AND DISCIPLINED VANGUARD POLITICAL
[15866]“PARTY, WITHOUT TRIS LEADERSHIP, POSITIVE ACTIONS AND UNITARTAN CCN-
[15867]DUCT OF THE PEOPLE'S AFFAIRS IS NOT POSSIBLE. ONB SIMPLY CANNOT ACT
[15868]: “WITHOUT A BEAD. FOR PAE VANGUARD PARTY, IT IS ALWAYS TAS INTERESTS
[15869]OF ‘THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR FORWARD MOVEMENT THAT IS OP PRIMARY CONCERY.
[15870]|} ae sL-MITHOUE THE VANGUARD PARTY, THOUGH, ALL ARE IN FACT EQUAL. THE PARTY
[15871]-TPSELF CANNOT ACT WITH PURPOSE WITHOUT THE TRUEST EXPRESSION OF DEM-
[15872]OORATIC CENTRALISN: THE PARTY CADRE, FREELY ELECTED OR OTHERWISE
[15873]DISTINGUISHED IN THE SERVICE OF THE PARTY AND THE PEOPLE, MUST REACH
[15874]FOR MAJORITY DECISIONS THAT ONCE ARRIVED AT MUST BE RESOLUTELY CARRIED
[15875]OUT BY ALL, EVEN THOSE HO FAY HAVE IN THE PROCESS OF DECISION-NAKING
[15876]OPPOSED Tai! MEASURE. ,
[15878]a ’ NOTHING CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT SUCH DISCIPLINED AND PRINCIPLED
[15879]{ CONDUCT. «KE HAVE TC CONTEND WIRE NOT ONLY THE BNE
[15881]MY FORCES THAT WOULD
[15883]RESTRICT CUR NOVEMENT, RUE ALEO PRIMAL IUPURSES WITHIN Eacu CP ts,
[15884]LITTLE UNDERSTOOD AND AT HOST OCCASIONS JUST BARELY UNDER CONTROL.
[15885]DISCTPLINARTAN CONDUCT TS THR CONECTOUS PRFORT TO SUPPRESS TUR
[15887]BOVTLON, SLE -ARVULUEACE, LNInUVERSLUSN inal “a AvsONNsSD Wibe orinb
[15889]TN Pas SRLELESS YOd-COUSCLOUS GFATE. Tr ID ACTIVELY CCUUATLIOG Tai
[15891]NW 88296 DSEId 3988474 Baye BAR PES Ti BVEAY EAN THAT POL CES ATS PERAYTON 70 J
[15893]etatad oft bet pwr naduae ah
[15894]BE
[15896]e
[15898]1x Penge amecermeany operon e9 SeOP REP EAEMENE CATER SRN N TPE INT
[15900]PETIT PA EN
[15905]SSPE AENT TOPE PULTME AMER o9
[15908]ay
[15910]i
[15911],
[15912]rs
[15917][e erex e.
[15919]ra
[15923]Thy VYRTSOR ro eg - HOL TO BE CONFUSED WiTH Puls . PRISON
[15925]UREA NOT pangs ~ BUT Tine PRISCH VELEN >» 4IKED AT PROTICTION
[15926]AND/LISERATION OF POLITICAL PRISOZERS AXD THE CONVICT CLASS IN GES “ERAL,
[15928]p AND £1.50 POLETTOST. LY MOTIVATED tT FROVE, TO THe AMTRLKAN | PASE Tithe CORPORATE
[15930]Isl TUAL THE CONCENTRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE WILL NOT RESTRAIN CUR MOVE-
[15932]~ OMENS, _WAS, FROM PH OUTSET, FA ASHIONED AND FORWARDED BY THE BLACK
[15933]: PANSHER PARTY. THS SEVERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MOVEMENT WERE CON-
[15935]C#HIVED BY THS SUPREME SERVANT, HUEY NEWLO55 HE CHATRY, an, BOBBY SEALE}
[15936]AND CiHsik, OF STAFF, DAVID HILLIARD, THESE INCLUDED THE, BUSST'G PHO-
[15937]GRAMS; DESIGKED TO COMBAT SOME OF THE ISOLATIONIST ASPECTS BUILT INTO
[15938]PRISON CAMP LITE, RELATIVES, PRIENDS AND LEGAL AIDS ARE TRANSPORTED -
[15940]_AND AGS BEIEG EMPLOYED TO HELP PRISONERS WITH PROBLEMS TH4ST CAN STILL
[15941]_ BE ADDRESSED IN LEGAL FORKS OF STRUGGLE. _ REVOLUTIONARY ART AND |LIT-
[15943].ERATURE ARE BSING PROVIDED PRISOW VERS TO FURTHER DEVELOP THSIR POTENTIAL
[15945]CONTRIBUTION TO TAS EAGER MOVEMENT UPON RELEASE, THEN, OF COURSE,-
[15946]SOME. oF THE NECESSITIES THAT -CAN BE "PURCHA SED WITH MONEY ARE BEING
[15948]“-BUMAZE ED) INTO PH FRISONS AND PRISONERS. FASS ATTENTION IS BEING.
[15949]POCYSED UFON TEE RATIONALE OF THs CONCENTRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE.
[15951]WHEN WS THREE SOLEDAD PRISONERS, PLEETA, a Or? AND MYSELF 3 VERE
[15952]SINGIED.CUT FOR PERSECUTION IN THE DEATH OF A PIG IN THE WING THAT
[15954]“WE WERE HOUSED If JANUARY OF 1970, IT WAS “THE BLACK PANTHER PaRTY
[15955]“THAT PROVIDED THE FIRST $10,000, THAT WENT TOWARD OUR LEGAL DEFENSE;
[15957]. THE LACK PANTSER PARTY THAT DID MOST OF TE ABAVY POLITICAL WORK -
[15958]AND ORGAIZZI"G “AROUND THE CASE; THR BLACK PANTHER PARTY THAT BURIED
[15959]OUR DEAD APTER TAS TRIAL OF COMBAT IN MARIN - AUGUST 7th, THEY
[15960]GATHERED UP THE BODIES, CLEANED THEM, EXPLAINED THEM AND NEVER
[15962]oat i
[15963]4
[15965]” .°GO FER VARIOUS PRISONS FREE OF CHARGE; IN SPECIAL CASES ATTORNEYS WERE AND
[15968]on
[15970]THOUGHT TO DENY -OR CONDEMN THE SIR PEOPLE'S INTENSE LOWGING TO- BE FREE.-- -
[15972]_ BUT IN “he TRUE MARXIST-~LENINIST INTARPRETATION OF -PEOPLE'S GUERILLA
[15973]" WARPARE SUPPORTED IT ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT FECPLE FIGHT ",..IN CER-~
[15975]TAIN PORECDS OF ACUTE ECONCNIC AND PCLITYCAL CQISES...", AMD BECAUSE
[15977]Deae "he Stadt
[15979]WE RNOW Tut Maes re ZS NOP GUSRTLLA ACTIONS “WHICH DISORIANTZS PHS
[15980]MOVEMZHY “RUT THE HEAKHESS or PARTY WHICH Is INCAPABLE OF TAKING
[15981]SUCH ACTIONS UUDER ITS CONTROL." (V.I. LENIN) T HAVE BRET A MES “BER
[15982]Us THe pLAGK MAN iui PANTY SiG THis SUPREME Sb AV ARE APPOJNYTSD Mis,
[15984]Willi] Gd Wa keeble VAG SILL IN piisod, I fOLD RY BEMBERSILP AND OBLI~
[15986]“GAYTO® ra SERUE PHS” PLOP Di WIT LLL PIE SINCERITY OF WITCH T&M
[15988]| NW 98295 Lehi Saigon 3 Page.
[15991]a { . ~“ oe 7 . a
[15993]“POLITICAL, Ti THE WANDS OF THE PARYY,WE HAVE ALLOWED VARICUS ELEMENTS
[15994]OF ‘THE NON-PARTISAN BLACK AND HADICAL WHITE COMMUSTTTES TO CONDUCT
[15995]ASPECTS OF OUR DEFENSE ON THE THBORY THag TRYOL NaN Ox SUCH A BASIS -
[15996]{MOULD PROMOPE WIDER MOBILIZATION INTO THE MOVEMENT IN GENERAL FROM
[15997]OUR SUBSTRUCTURAL LEVEL; THAT IS, EXPOSURE IN THIS PARTICULAR AREA OF
[15998]“+ |ANTI~ESTABLISHMEN? WOULD SERVE TO MOVE THEM INTO ACTIONS LATER ON AT
[15999]JHIGHER LEVELS, INSOLUBLE CONTRADICTIONS HAVE RESULTED...
[16000]' WB CORDSHA-NO ORE, WE THANK ALL THOSE SEET, EARNEST PEOPLE WHO
[16001]| TRIED 20 ACT IN OUR BEHALF. BUT, WE DO NOW RECOGNIZE THAT ALL ASPECTS
[16002]i+. OF TRE KOVEMENT TEROUGH THE TWO STAGES, REBELLION AND SOCIALIZATION,
[16004]ny - | MUST PROCDED UNDER THe PURPOSEFUL GUIDANCE OF THE PEOPLE'S VANGUARD
[16006]~ PARTY, an co oo,
[16008]i. - E al
[16010]: GEORGE JACKSON a
[16011]i. “TSAR QUEETIN PRIGON ne
[16013]1: - JURE 2h, 1971 a _ - De :
[16014]i ; . ? . . a
[16015]a :
[16016]i . .
[16017]oe
[16018]' , ; . ne Pa .
[16019]. . . . ty
[16020]. potas
[16022]ON reaper rs
[16026]DE 157-3075
[16028]on
[16030]Gs. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
[16031]-for Confrontation
[16033], ‘7
[16034]_ : on January 4, 1971, EDGAR BOBTNSON, distrobutien
[16036]L ; manager for the Detroit NCCF, visited the office at Flint,
[16038]. 0 Michigan, and told a woman from the neighborhood who dropped
[16039]in that there are eight million Panthers in the country who
[16040]will take up the gun and take over the country, giving
[16042]it a blood bath if two BPP members on trial in New Haven,
[16043]Connecticut are convicted, .
[16045]GE T-11 .
[16046]sanuary 8, 1971 _
[16048]On Sunday, January 10, 1971, members of the
[16049]NCCF were marching in the street in front of 611-18
[16050]Continental after the political education meeting, and
[16051]were made to move > by the police,
[16053]DE T~2
[16054]January 13, 1971
[16056]. a
[16058]e
[16060]‘On Sunaay, January 17, 1971, members of the NCCF
[16061]again marched in front of 611-13 Continental and had observers
[16062]from the community patroling the streets, hoping to get sone
[16064]favorable publicity by causing ah incident when the police
[16065]arrived, however, no police cars were seen, and no more march.
[16066]' dng is planned, :
[16068]. DE T-2
[16069]. Se , SL. January 18, 1971 .
[16070]| ‘WAYNE THEODORE/ROBERTSON, leader of the Flint
[16072]branch ‘of the Detroit NCCF, at their regular political
[16073]education meeting on January S31, 1971, placed emphasis on the
[16074]‘brothers arming themselves and recommended that they get
[16076]@ pistol to carry as soon as possible,
[16078]SIT eTT DMN NEY Me Rup eT MENU Nr
[16079]rear Oe SieweRnrane ee ‘ty wes
[16081]DE T-1
[16082]February 8, 1971
[16086]NW 88296 Docld: 32989574 Page 271
[16088]Serr. Serer yer
[16091]DE 157-3075
[16095]ok DE T-2 Tete on April 1971, that four
[16096]meinbers of the Detrd NCCE, ANTHONY ORMAN, RONNEZ-IRVIN,
[16097]RONALD SHITH and LARRY ROWELL heid up what they believed
[16098]to*be a dope house and one of the victims was killed.
[16100]A desk has been piaced facing the front door of
[16101]the Flint Office of the NCCF, where a member now sits during
[16102]the hours the office is open with a .30 caliber M-1 carbine
[16103]to prevent anyone from entering that is not supposed to,
[16104]They have removed posters from the downstairs windows so that
[16105]the police cannot sneak up on them and the person on duty at
[16107]_ the desk has been ordered to kill any police who attempt
[16108]to enter, :
[16110]DE T-11
[16111]April 28, i871
[16113]H. Arrests
[16115]CAR MOBINSON was arrested by the Detroit Police
[16116]Departnent On Warrants charging assault with intent to do
[16117]great bodily harm less’ than murder per Betective Lieutenant
[16118]WILLIAM NC COY, Detroit Police Department, January 25, 1971.
[16119]CHARLES HOLT was arrested by the Detroit Police
[16120]Department for assault with intent to do great bodily harm
[16121]less than murder on January 27, 1971, and lodged in Wayne
[16122]County Jail in lieu of $25,000 bond according to Lieutenant
[16123]..MC COY on January 27, 1971.
[16125]. Lieutenant MC COY advised that eleven members and
[16126]associates of the NCCF were charged along with EDGAR ROBINSON
[16127]and CHARLES. HOLT in connectioh with the beating of an NCCF
[16129]' associate January 21, 1871. On January 29, 1971, the charges
[16130]against all eleven were dropped when the victim changed
[16131]his story and ciaimed he was unable to identify anyone who
[16132]beat hin.
[16134]‘Lieutenant MC COY advised on January 13, 1971, that
[16135]CLEVELAND UCLT, an associate of the NCCE, was arrested
[16137]January Li, iS7i, charged with larceny under *, $100, 00 ‘and
[16138]_ released on $50.00 bond,
[16143]Le
[16145].
[16147] Docid:32989574- Page 272
[16149]pean nary ener
[16150]BAO WN
[16152]SURO YO MLOR RNC Set Ca HR ROL Ad
[16154]a RE a
[16156]pe
[16158]SRE
[16160]ache
[16162]Depa A
[16164]S enaett
[16166]Kpiteen
[16168]Y
[16171]f° a
[16173]gel
[16175]- JOHNSON
[16177]DE 157-3075
[16179]Lieutenant MCCOY advised that KENNETH HORSTON
[16180]“ was arrested on March 28, 1971, for possession of a stolen’
[16181]‘Airline ticket valued at. over $100. 00, however, this.
[16182]-charge was dismissed at the examination. /
[16183]Detective Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO, riintl Michigan,
[16184]Police Department, advised on March 30, 1971, that the
[16185]followihg persons were arrested at 2009 Albert, Flint,
[16187]_Michigan, the Flint office of the Detroit NCCF;
[16188]_— Date Place Charge
[16189]HUBER SON. 3/30/71 Flint, Michigan Armed Robbery
[16191]1 Leg ty
[16193]WAYNE THEODORE
[16194]ROBERESON
[16196]LOUIS TOLBERT
[16198]Traffic |
[16200]" m
[16202]Bond Default
[16204]YVONNE-COOPER " a” Contributing to the
[16206], . Delinquency of & Minor
[16207]:sQ, -
[16210]PAGE "
[16212]Breach of Peace
[16214]W
[16216]7 , : .
[16217]CALVIN SUTTON, JR. . ' Armed Robbery
[16219]We
[16220]JOH S
[16224]ct
[16226]LTH
[16228]- Armed -Rohbery
[16229]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY
[16230]Police Department, advised of the arrest. of
[16231]members of the Detroit NCCF;
[16233]~~.
[16234]Detroit
[16235]‘the following
[16237]Carrying 2
[16238]Concealed Weapon
[16240]- Name Date Place Charge
[16241]“TARRY POWELL 4/14/71 Detroit, Michigan Murder One
[16242]: RONNIE IRWON " " ” n
[16245]“ANTHONY NORMAN " " " "
[16246]RONALD SMITH " w " "
[16247]- @{RON REDYINE 4/26/71 " on
[16249]tet
[16250]Nhe ABT
[16252]RTE MOREIRA RAN OS OTH PUA
[16254]PAS
[16256]eT
[16258]n
[16259]Sie i
[16266]DE157-3075
[16267]U
[16269]- On July 21, 1971, ER 2ONE. C, DESSAUSURE, BENJAMIN
[16270]W. FONDREN and DAVID’ Me JOHNSON were sentenced to three to
[16271]four years, State prison of Southern Michigan, Jackson,
[16272]Michigan, by Detroit Recorders Court Judge JOHN R, MURPHY,
[16273]on a charge of Felonious Assault. f
[16275]DE T-13 7
[16276]July 21, 1971
[16278]The above three individuals were members of
[16279]the Detroit 15, 15 members and associates of the Detroit
[16280]NCCF arrested on October 24, 1970, at the NCCF office, 337€
[16281]16th Street, Detroit, in connection with the shooting of
[16282]two Detroit Police Officers on that date. Of the 12 who were
[16283]tried regarding this matter, all were found not guilty except
[16284]the above three, ;
[16286]DE T-13 advised on July 7, 1971, “that RONALD
[16287]SMP pled guilty to second degree murder , ” RONNIE IRWIN,
[16288]TARRY POWELL and ANTHONY NORMAN piled euilty to armed robbery,
[16289]-pefore petroit Recorders Court Judge JOHN R. NURPHY on
[16290]July 7, 197i.
[16292]On August 23, 1971, Detective Sergeant WILLIAM
[16293]HENAHAN, Detroit Police Department, advised that POWELL
[16294]was sentenced to 20 to 40 years, ‘NORMAN to 15 to 30 EATS y
[16295]and SMITH life in prison. IRWIN changed his plea. .
[16297]a DE T-3 advised on September 23, 1971, that IRWIN
[16298]was found guilty and sentenced to life in’ ‘ prison on 1 September
[16299]23, 1971. . > .
[16301]"I, Weapons
[16303]The Flint branch of the NCCF has several nandguns ,
[16304].38 revolvers or ,357 magnums and one .45 caliber automatic
[16305]as well as several 12 gauge shotguns.
[16307]. _ DE T-1
[16308]~ ie January 7, 1971
[16310]The NCCF has about nine. rifles and shotguns at
[16311]- 611- 13 Continental.
[16313]DE T~2
[16314]January 22, 1°71
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[16318]-* DE 157-3075
[16320]The Detroit NCCF currently has about seven
[16321]| rifles, most of which are FN assault rifles, two of which do —
[16322]| not work, and two 12 gauge shotguns, one of which does not
[16324]| work, probably due to the fact that KENNETH HORS TON knows
[16325]. Little about guns, ,
[16327]DE T-2
[16328], March 11, 1971
[16330]The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF has gathered
[16332]materials to make pipe bonbs and have also been acquiring
[16333]ammunition.
[16335]GE T-~11 .
[16336]March 12, 1971
[16337]J. Fortifications
[16339]The following diagram was provided by DE T=3
[16340]on January 25, 1871;
[16342]od
[16344]70
[16346]Pa
[16348]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 275
[16352]a
[16355]KVTCHEN
[16357]ALL WINDONE COVERED WITH
[16358]MELVY SCREEN
[16360]LAAN
[16362]INST
[16364]Al
[16365]7 ats
[16366]re eenernnree
[16369]3 | Tene | |
[16370]NN pean FRANMIE FO SILL SY
[16372]FULLED WITH BRICK $ SAND
[16373]DD) : oo By!
[16375]Steer a
[16377]f
[16379]en
[16382]K
[16385]PSNosy
[16387]t
[16388]w
[16393]. ey So i
[16394]as oe. ®
[16396]DE 157-3075 |
[16398]The front window of the NCCF branch at 2009
[16399]Albert, Flint, Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand
[16400].leaving only places for guns to be pushed through.
[16402]DE T-1
[16403]February 8, 1971
[16405]All of the windows in the NCCF office, 2009
[16406]Albert, Flint, are covered with heavy wire mesh, Similar.
[16407]to that found. on school buildings, Around each window and
[16408]built up from the floor 34 to 4 feet high are wooden frames
[16409]standing approximately two to three feet from the wali,
[16410]which are filled with sand for the purpose of stopping any
[16411]bullets filed into the house, The rear docr is covered with
[16412]heavy wire mesh and braced with two 2 inch by four inch
[16413]boards to keep it shut. The front door is also covered with
[16414]wire mesh and can be barred ciosed with a two inch by four
[16415]inch board which fits into brackets,
[16417]PABA AU NEE ECR
[16419]“ WDE We HARE
[16421]DE T~11
[16422]April 7, 1971
[16424]3
[16426]K. Meetings and Rallies
[16428]The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF hoids political
[16429]education meetings at their office, 2008 Albert, Flint, every
[16430]i Sunday. . . .
[16432]DE T- 1
[16433]February 8, 1971
[16435]- he Detroit NCCF continues to hold political |
[16436]education classes every Sunday at cic #1, 611 Continental,
[16437]Detroit, Michigan. :
[16439]DE T-2
[16440]March 2, 1871
[16442]Po DE T-1 and DE T-2 further advised on the above
[16444]7 dates that the political education classes consist of
[16445].indoctrinating members and people of the community into the
[16446]doctrine of the EPP as well as leading and discussing
[16447]articles appearing in "fhe Black Panther’ newspaper,
[16449]The Detroit branch of the BPP held a rally in
[16450]Support of the Detroit 15 in Kenneth Square, Detroit, from
[16452]“72 °
[16454]of
[16456]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 277
[16459]pi
[16461]NW 88296
[16463]DE T-1 ;
[16464]: ; an January 7, 1971
[16465]"3
[16466]ST RY + TERRE’. SB ‘oa bath ar mE er 7+ eg mmr
[16468]Docid:32989574
[16470]DE 157-3075
[16472]1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on June 25, 1971, KENNETH -HORSTON,
[16473]leader, Detroit BPP, was mastem.gf ceremonies and intro-
[16474]duced the speakers, Mrs. JOSEPIT SMITH, mother of CAROLYN
[16475]SMITH, one of the Detroit 15, spoke regarding political
[16476]prisoners, -
[16478]ONNE-KING, BPP, Chicage, spoke regarding
[16479]efforts off/the BPP/to help black nen.
[16481]. “GHOKWE “LUMUMBA, Consul of the Republic of ;
[16482]New Africa (RNA) (Richard Henry Faction) spoke of obtaining
[16483]“power through the acquisition of land. -.
[16484]7 re o
[16486]‘The RNA was founded in Detroit, Fr
[16487]Michigan, in March, 1968, Its ;
[16488]purpose is to establish an
[16489]independent black nation within
[16490]the U.S., demanding the States of
[16491]Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and
[16492]Mississippi, and $10,000 per black
[16493]citizen for reparations, The RNA,
[16494]; & vioience-prone, black extremist,
[16495]separatist organization, is now
[16496]headquartered in New Orleans,
[16497]Louisiana, :
[16498]Approximately 700 persons, a2 majority being Negroes
[16499]in their late teens, attended the raliy, which was peaceful.
[16501]DE T-4 7
[16502]June 25, 1971,
[16504]L. Programs of Detroit NCCE and BPP
[16506]1, Free Breakfast for School Children
[16508]The Free Breakfast Program in Flint is
[16509]Slacking off due to lack of money and interest in the
[16510]community.
[16513]DE 157-3075
[16514]Pan oe wae
[16516]The interest in the Flint branch of the NCCF is
[16517]continuing to decrease, only about five children are show~
[16518]ing up for the Breakfast Program, this is probably due
[16519]to-the preparation of the food, which is very bad.
[16521]“
[16523]“
[16525]DE T-1
[16526]January 14, 1971
[16528]DE T~2 advised on various dates in January, 1971,
[16530]that the Breakfast Program operated at the following
[16531]locations, five days a week:
[16533]St. Leo's Church, 15th and Grand River, Detroit |
[16534]about seven children per day
[16536]3591.17th Street, Detroit
[16537]about ten chiidren per day
[16539]3595 17th Street, Detroit
[16540]about ten children per day
[16542]611 Continental, Detroit
[16543]§. about forty children per day
[16545]The Breakfast Program in Flint decreased to less
[16547]- than eight children per day in February, is71.
[16549]DE T-1
[16550]February, 1971
[16552]The Detroit Breakfast Program has been discontinued
[16553]due to lack of funds,
[16555]>. DE B-2
[16556]February 10, 1971
[16558]_ The Breakfast Program was reinstituted the last week
[16559]in March, 1971, at 611 Continental, and St. Leo's Church,
[16560]Detroit. .
[16562]DE T-2
[16563]- ; April 1, 1971
[16565]74
[16568]Bra MRSS sae
[16569]SEE ch Mod ATEN DOSTRERET TURES
[16571]LAT BEY
[16572]RUT UNS
[16574]Be
[16578]at
[16580]Snort, Smt © cirri sitter nee
[16581]creat ea ee PET TR nS nga er Cont es
[16582]fe RHINO ONT LP ee oI ae F ~ oe ie series
[16585]Se OS RTE
[16587]TT
[16589]sev yntataniintat. Tent
[16591]Ta Cc CARR LACSEA
[16592]Nonsense camated, bandent ich aR re
[16594]ne
[16598]4
[16599]epee Page 280 : - ot [
[16601]_ DE: 157-3075
[16603]_ fast Program is currently operating at the following locations;
[16605]_at 157 Collingwood and 2591 Pennsylvania, both BPP offices,
[16607]-at 157 Collingwood and 2435 pennsylvania, Detroit,
[16609]The Breakfast Program in Flint is a flop as
[16610]no one is showing up for meals, Lo.
[16612]DE T-1
[16613]March 24, 1971
[16615]“DE T-2 advised on April 21, 1971, that the Break-
[16617]611 Continental, Detroit
[16618]30 children per day
[16622]157 Collingwood, Detroit
[16623]15 children per day
[16625]St. Leo's Church
[16626]15 children per day
[16628]DE T~2 advised that the Breakfast Program is opera t—
[16629]ing at the following locations in May, 1871;
[16631]? 611 Continental, Detroit
[16633]- 34 children per day
[16635]157 Collingwocd, Detroit
[16636]20 children per day
[16638]The Free Breakfast Programs were temporarily dis=
[16639]-continued during June, .1971.
[16641]DE F-2
[16642]June, 1971
[16644]The Free Breakfast programs have been reinstituted
[16645]They operate five days a week and feed 20- 25 children per
[16646]day, however, KENNETH HORSTON is 358 ppoinved because of. lack
[16647]of response, .
[16649]DE T-4
[16650]July 2, 1971
[16652]The Breakfact Programs currently are being operated
[16654]DE T~4
[16655]August, 1971
[16657]75
[16660]DE 157-3075
[16662]About 40 to 50 children are being fed at 2435.
[16663]Pennsylvania each day
[16665]‘DE T~4
[16666]September 30, 1971
[16668]a 2. Free Lunch Program
[16670]. A Free Lunch Program was ovened at 2591 Pennsylvania
[16671]in July, 1971, which was attended by only 20 to 25 persons
[16672]until the Archdiocese began providing box lunches and the
[16673]attendance jumped to about 150 children,
[16675]DE T-4
[16676]July, 1971
[16678]. The Free Lunch progran is heid at 2435 Pennsylvania
[16679]five days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m,
[16681]DE Tpr
[16682]_ August, 1971
[16684]About 40 to 50 children are being fed each
[16685]day, the Archdiocese is no longer furnishing lunches.
[16687]. DE T+4"
[16688]es - September 30, 1971
[16689]} . ‘ .
[16691]3. Free Clothing Program
[16693].. ' The Free Clothing Program is operating. at 3591
[16694]L?7th Street, Detroit, Monday through Saturday.
[16696]v ; 7 “pg T-2
[16697]January, 1971
[16699]‘phe Free Clothing program has been discontinued
[16700]due to lack of funds, .
[16702]‘DE T-2
[16703]February 10, 1971
[16705]76
[16707]ra
[16709]; Docid:32989574 Page 781
[16711]ee en Re end oiled nant mae efes adketeerrere ate ae eel
[16714]DE 157-3075 if
[16716]M. Teaching Revolutionary programs and Policies
[16718]Attendance is poor at the political education
[16719]ec lasses in Flint, Michigan,. There were only eleven persons
[16721]at the last meeting and each meeting is gernally made up of
[16722]new faces, j
[16724]DE T-1 .
[16725]January 7, 1971
[16727]political Education classes are currently held
[16728]each Sunday at 611 Continental, Detroit., Classes have been
[16729]discontinued on 3595 17th Street, Detroit,
[16731]DE T--2
[16732]January, 1971
[16734]DE T-4 advised on various dates in 1971, through
[16735]Octcbher, 1971, that the Detroit BPP attempted to regularly
[16736]hold political education meetings at its various offices,
[16737]These meetings ‘were generally boring and consequently poorly
[16738]attended, Various BPP members would lead discussions of
[16739]articies appearing in "The Black Panther" newspaper and
[16741]@ number of persons attending the meetings would have a tendency
[16742]to sleep,
[16744]A liberation school has been initiated at 2435
[16745]Pennsylvania, Detroit, and is operated in conjunction with .
[16746]_the Free Lunch Program, About 30-40 children are being
[16748]indoctrinated in BPP philosophy at this school, which opened 7
[16749]“July, 1971.
[16751]DE T-4
[16752]duly 27, 1971
[16754]The liberation school was closed the first of .
[16755]October, 1971, as everyone was, needed to sell papers, The
[16756]' attendance at the school had dropped to 20-25 children,
[16758]DE T-4
[16759]October 8, 1971
[16761]N. Factionalism
[16763]77 °
[16765]ran
[16767]NW 60296 Dochd:32909574 Page 202
[16769]OE ea a mR ae Oa ane ee ee
[16771]any esp Oe song ant oct eine
[16773]mR aa
[16776]DE 157-3075
[16780]DE T~14 advised on February 28, 1971, that D&
[16781]HILLIARD, BPP Chief of Staff, purged ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, BPP
[16782]Minister of Information, and his Algerian associates from
[16783]the BPP.
[16785]On February 28, 1971, representatives of the .
[16786]New York BPP met and decided to separate from the California-
[16787]based BPP headed by HUEY P, NEWTON and to support CLEAVER,
[16790]DE T-14
[16791]February 28, 1971
[16795]CHARLES HIOLT, a member of the Detroit NCCF, which
[16796]- Supports HUEY ant NEWTON, Minister of Defense, BPP, contacted
[16797]ZAYD SHAKUR, BPP Cleaver Faction in New york, to determine his .
[16798]standing with the Cleaver Faction and was requested to travel
[16799]to New York to confer with Cleaver Faction members.
[16801]rreners
[16802]yeas | pra FC neo
[16804]TY eta
[16806]DE T~2
[16807]March 17, 1971
[16809]a a
[16811]LTTE
[16814]OLIvEr Ac ¢ CLURE, aiso known as Malik, Former leader
[16815]of the Detroit UCCF, who had been purged, was in New york
[16816]‘the weekend of April 9-11, 1971, for consultation with
[16817]leaders of the BPP, Cleaver Faction.
[16819]STEEL ANT OES Pt
[16821]PEA HEASAIN ERS See SERS
[16823]DE T-14
[16824]April 12, 1971
[16826]. A BPP, Cleaver Paction was begun in Detroit the end.
[16828].of June, 1971, and during July, 1871, some members of the BPP
[16830]nn Newton Faction who were discontent with his policies, quit
[16831]and became associated with the Cleaver Faction.
[16833]DE T-2
[16834]July, 1971
[16836]0. Miscellaneous
[16837]- An NCCF community workers, accused of stealing guns
[16839]and television sets belonging te the NCCF was beaten by NCCT
[16840]members in the basement of G11 Continental, Detroit,
[16842]78
[16844].
[16846]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 283
[16849]_ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 284
[16851]DE 157-3075
[16853]‘A second individval, a short time member of the
[16854]NCCF, stole two pistols from the NCCF. He was located by
[16855]NCCE members, forcibly taken to the NCCF office at 611
[16857]Continental, Detroit, where he was scalded, burned and severely
[16859]beaten,
[16861]DE T-2
[16862]January 25, 1971
[16864]VIRON REDWING, Detroit NCCF member who went to
[16865]California toy act as Newton's bodyguard, was disillusioned
[16866]with the BPP on his return to Detroit, claiming that NEWTON
[16867]was crazy, sniffs cocaine, and that everyone follows his
[16868]lead and does whatever he commands without question, REDOWINE
[16869]claimed that internal discipline is disintegrating as female
[16870]Panther members in O@kland use birth control pills and every-
[16871]one uses marijuana,
[16873]DE T-2
[16874]March 5, 1971
[16876]. KENNETH HORSTON is losing popularity with BPP
[16877]- members, wears expersSive clothes and drinks excessively.
[16879]DE T-4
[16880]a July, 1971
[16881]. The BPP had a booth at the Michigan State Fair the
[16882]end of August and the first of September, 1971, at which
[16883]they sold papers, flags, and sought donations, All members.
[16884]in the booth were clean, neatly dressed and polite, in an
[16885]effort to change the rough, violent image of the BPP,
[16887]DE T-4
[16888]‘September, 1971-
[16890]mo A DE T-~3 advised on September 23, 1971, that KENNETH
[16891]HORSZON, leader, Detroit BPP, held a press conference on thet
[16892]date, HORSTON claimed that early on thé morning of September
[16893]23, 1971, Detroit Police Officers fired on the BPP office at
[16894]2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit, and presented a woman claiming
[16895]to be a witness to the shooting. The woman stated that she
[16896]saw four men in 4 black car with "Detroit Police" on the side
[16897]‘fire at 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit. : .
[16899]o
[16901], .
[16904]pin at
[16906]TREO RE Tt MA Ree me ane OF anes
[16910]oA AS ASCARI
[16912]Ou
[16916]SEERA SEN ay RAL OM ea oy
[16919]DE 157-3075
[16921]. DE T-3 advised that 2591 Pennsylvania is in the
[16922]area covered by the Fifth Precinct, Detroit Police Depart-
[16923]“ment and that no complaint of any shooting inte 2591
[16924]Pennsylvania has been made. Source further advised that, the
[16925]Detroit Police Department was not aware of the alleged
[16926]shooting until HORSTON's press conference,
[16928]DE T-3 advised on Cctober 18, 1671, that no
[16929]complaint has been made to the Detroit Police Department
[16930]' regarding alleged shooting into 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit,
[16931]“and consequently no investigation will be conducted. by the
[16932]Detroit Police Department.
[16934]DE T-3 advised that an informal inquiry by the
[16935]Detroit i olice Department failed to substantiate the charges
[16936]made by KENNETH HORSTON,
[16938]DE T-#?2 and DE T-4 are not-aware of any shooting
[16939]at the BPP office, 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit, and believe”
[16940]that HORSTON.was attempting to obtain publicity by making
[16941]the above charge,
[16945]80 x
[16947]CONAID: TA
[16948]Was Te ae PAT .
[16950]INDE Y
[16952]veeerariraar a: es Se aA imadskaeiainaais a
[16955]ae.
[16957]In Reply, Please Refer to - Detroit, Michigan
[16959]File No.
[16961]-_ . tH, . vo . pA
[16962]. 2 * . *
[16963]PD-323 (Rev, 31-29-61) *  * , .@
[16964]4 4 =
[16965]et wens
[16967]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 286...
[16969]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[16970]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[16972]November 4, 1971
[16974]. Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY - DETROIT DIVISION
[16976]Character EXTREMIST MATTERS
[16978]“Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[16979]as above, .
[16981]All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[16982]are concealed in referenced commmication have furnished reliable
[16983]infomation in the past.
[16985]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.
[16986]of the FBI and is foaned te your agency;
[16987]your agency.
[16989]It Is the property
[16990]it and fts contents are not to be distributed outside
[16993]. Lo ~ ~ y + ; 740
[16994]no 4 be Me Be Me TSAR y
[16995]FD-268.Uiev. 12-19-67) a
[16997]| | FEDER Murex ¢ OF INV. “@rication
[16999]INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[17001]10/17/71 - 5/3/72
[17003]REPORTING OFFICE
[17004]DETROIT
[17005]TITCE UF CASE
[17007]CBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[17009]al REPERENGE? ‘Detroit report & SA DONA ‘LD v. RITENOUR. oR. ’
[17010]-~P -
[17011]LEAD |
[17012]DETROIT
[17013]ATE DETROIT, = MICHIGAN _
[17015]Will follow and report activities of the’ Detroit BPP
[17017]on a semi-annual basis.
[17019]ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED CONONE — ACQUiT- — _
[17021]t
[17022]F
[17024]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_lyes {(_}no
[17025]PENDING PROSECUTION i
[17026]; _ OVER SIX MONTHS (ves (ono |}
[17027]APPROVED VW) ae ‘DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[17028]COPIES MADE: '
[17029]D Me 1 qs = |p
[17030]—_~ é Bureau (105-165706 Sub synod AL /< S é J}
[17032]G-2, Detroit (Ri sameness
[17036]Stead
[17038]N
[17039]t
[17041]t
[17044]L-- NIS, Chicago (BM) . REC-5S
[17046]1 - OSI, Dayton, Ghio (BM) 8 MAY 17 1972 4d. :
[17048]1 - Secret Service, Detroit (2M) : eee T-105
[17049]1 - USA, Detroit (3M) eee erect _* |
[17050]2 - San Francisco (157-1204) (RM)
[17052]1 - Detroit (157-3075)
[17054]* Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations
[17056]an OT y 4
[17057]_ Regen vam i lead Kia Ge Es
[17059]Date Fwd.
[17061]Now Fwd.
[17063]NWW.BB296 Dpcld:32989574 Page 787, COVER PAGE ae
[17068]DE 157-3075
[17070]ADMINISTRATIVE |
[17072]All persons mentioned herein as being connected with
[17073]the Detroit Branch of the BPP are currently under investigation
[17074]by Detroit. 4
[17076]The speech of BOBBY SEALE on 12/10/71, is not being
[17077]set forth in this report as it was previously disseminated under
[17078]his caption.
[17080]Pretext call to ‘the BPP Office on 4/12/72, was made
[17081]by SA JOHN V. TNSOGNA.
[17083]Special Agent who observed KENNETH HORSTON on 12/3/71,
[17084]was SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. .
[17086]INFORMANTS -
[17087]Edentity of Source
[17089]_ DE T-1 is
[17090]DE 2445-E
[17091]reece,
[17093]DE T-2 is
[17094]DE 2650-= (PROB)
[17096]DE T-3 is :
[17097]DE 1560-E (PROB) ; \
[17099]DE T-4 is Np _eoitig ti
[17100]SF 3215-E
[17101]DE T-5 is
[17102]DE 1552-E
[17104]DE T-6 is f . _ a | 7 a
[17106]SF 3215A-E
[17108]DET-7 is / Te -
[17109]LA 5430-2
[17111]aretatiaameascnamniemenenial F . : t
[17113]DE T-8 is
[17114]CG 7392-A-E
[17115]. DE T-9 is
[17116]CSDE 2580-E
[17117]Ate nee mcr ee Pt ka Para t)
[17118]DE T-10 is Conf roeN 7 rine
[17119]“CSDE 2962-E Somer oe '
[17120]| NW 88296 DociarsZeBNs7e-Pdge 288 Gover Page |
[17123]t
[17125]Se
[17127]DE 157-3075
[17129]DE T-ll is |
[17130]DE 1718-E_(PROB) \
[17131]. sonere me
[17133]DE T-12 is
[17135]DE 2524-E (Ghetto) |
[17136]ee ne ee .
[17138]DE T-13 is
[17140]DE2007-E _ caw. (DESTINY
[17141]GEDER2IQ7-E a eeeaacn
[17143]DE T-14 is
[17145]DEUSIS=C iNeein An © bo
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[17149]Cover Page
[17151]—-NW.88296 Docid:32989574 Page 289
[17153]|
[17154]i
[17155]i
[17156]i
[17160]_— _FD-204 (Rev, 3-3-59)"
[17161]JF . a, q ; z
[17162]he ‘ . UnwiS%pD STATES DEPARTMENT OF: JVSTICE
[17164]s
[17167]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[17169]a
[17171]L = G2, Detroit (RM
[17172]1 - NIS, Chicago (RM)
[17173]1 ~ OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
[17174]1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[17175]Copy to: 1 - USA, Detroit: (RM)
[17176]Report of; SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. Office: Detroit, Michigan
[17177]Dates ; 5/11/72 |
[17178]Field Office File #: 157-3075 - Bureau File #:105-165706 Sub 15
[17179]Titles - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[17180]_ se
[17181]Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS
[17182]Synopsis: ‘The Detroit BPP headquarters is located at
[17183]157 Collingwood, with an office at 2228
[17184]Bewick, Detroit. They continue to operate
[17185]_ the Free Breakfast for School Children Program
[17186]“and sell "The Black Panther" newspaper.’
[17187]Additional programs and activity set forth.
[17188]The Detroit BPP continues to receive direction
[17189]from BPP National Headquarters and contacts
[17190]other BPP chapters.
[17191]ee P-.
[17192]DETATLS
[17193]2
[17195]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is toaned te your agency; it and its contents
[17196]are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[17198]"Nw s296 Decid?32989574 Page 298. ©. F234.
[17200]DE 157-3075
[17202]“TABLE OF CONTENTS —
[17204]Pare
[17208]ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONS DATA OF
[17209]DETROIT BPP of. cece cc eee cece wee e ec ec ce sccaeees
[17211]A.
[17213]B.
[17214]c.
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[17217]FP.
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[17220]T.
[17222]K.
[17223]L.
[17225]Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters
[17226]and Offices
[17227]Local Leaders and Membership. Totals ....-..
[17228]Funds ,
[17229]Connection “ith BPP National Headauarters .
[17230]Contact with Other BPP Chapters ...........
[17231]Publications
[17232]i. Distribution of “The Black Panther”
[17233]NOVUSPANCL sce erences csc eccecrensescaceee
[17234]2. Local
[17235]Propensity For Violence and Preparation
[17236]For Confrontation ...s sec cee cc cece cence wees
[17237]Arrests
[17238]HEADONS 260. c cece ee reese cece cs cceseasnae
[17240]Fortifications
[17244]Ce ee ee)
[17246]Ce eo ee ee)
[17254]Meetings and Rallies ...-...2c sees es eneeee
[17255]Presrams
[17256]1. Free
[17260]te ea ee
[17262]testers sce ra 0
[17264]Breakfast For School Children ....
[17266]2.
[17268]Free, Lumch Program 1... .c ccc cece ees eces
[17270]M.
[17271]N.
[17272]Ti.
[17274]NW 88296 Docld:37989574 Page 291
[17276]MISCELLANEOUS
[17278]3. Free Bussing Program ...2iseececccssene
[17279]4, Free Food Program 1.2.2... cece esc e eee eee
[17280]5. Youth Cadre
[17281]Teaching Revolutionary Programs and
[17282]Policies
[17284]Factionalism .c.cccccccacscccescsccescaceas
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[17292]Anus Ww w
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[17296]20
[17297]20
[17298]20
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[17314]‘ DE 157-3075 . :
[17316]I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA
[17317]OF THE DETROIT BPP
[17319]A. Location of Detroit Black Panther
[17320]Party (BPP) Headquarters and
[17321]Offices
[17323]The BPP is a black extremist organization
[17324]started in Oakland, California, in December,
[17325]1966. It advocates the use of guns and
[17326]guerrilla tactics to bring about the over: -
[17327]throw of the United States Government.
[17329]The offices at 2591 Pennsylvania and 2435 Pennsylvania
[17330]have been closed and a new office opened at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,
[17331]Michigan, which is the location of the Breakfast For School
[17332]Children Program. This location is rented by LORENS BAN RS
[17333]who coordinates the Breakfast Program.
[17335]The Ministry of Information continues to be at
[17336]157 Collingwood, Detroit.
[17338]The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.
[17340]DE T-1
[17341]November 17, 1971
[17343]The Detroit BPP continues to operate offices at the
[17344]Following locations:
[17346]157 Collingwood, Detroit
[17347]2228 Bewick, Detroit
[17348]Pad - 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit’ .
[17350]‘DE T-2
[17351]_ April 12, 1972
[17353]B. Local Leaders and Members ship Totals
[17354]The following is a summary of membership totals for the
[17356]Detroit BPP from November, 1971, through April, 1972, which was
[17358]furnished by DE T-1 and DE T- “3:
[17360]7
[17362]Commmity Horkers _ .., .,:, Members
[17363]November 4 10
[17364]December 4 10
[17365]January 5 15
[17366]February 5 15
[17367]March . 6 16
[17368]April 6 15
[17370]*HW. 88296 Docld:32989574 Rage,292—~—asccryg, i= -mePoonet— eae ea
[17372]POOL tre yD term eS elem
[17374]rasyteriey aereatenarrerg st
[17378]DE 157-3075 .
[17379]EDGAR ROBINSON” Detroit BPP, advised BPP National
[17381]Headquarters that he had removed himself from the staff of the
[17382]Detroit Chapter.
[17384]DE T-4
[17385]October 30,1971
[17387]KENNETH HOR STON is leader of the Detroit Chapter
[17388]of the BPP.
[17390]DE T-1
[17391]October 27, 1971
[17393]Since the dévar ture of EDGAR ROBINSON, HO was
[17394]distribution manager for the BPP, LONNIE DARDEN”is second in
[17395]command to KENNETH HORSTON. ;
[17397]DE T-1 .
[17398]November 4, 1971
[17400]LORENE nae Lo te charge of the Breakfast Program.
[17402]DE T-1
[17403]November 17, 1971
[17405]LORNTE DARDEN is referring to himself as the Minister
[17406]of Information while KENNETH HORSTON is in California.
[17408]DE T-1
[17409]_ January 19, 1972
[17411]LEONARD MONGO is currently in charse of finances.
[17413]DE T-1 e
[17414]March 21, 1972
[17416]C. ‘Funds
[17418]we
[17420]The following summary of financial activity was
[17421]provided by DE T-1, DE T-3 and DE T-5 from November, 1971
[17422]through Avril, 1972: So
[17424]April
[17426]Income
[17428]4
[17430]Month Expenses
[17431]November $2, 225.00 $2, 207.00 t
[17432]December 2,700.00 2,669.00
[17433]January 3,300.00 3,269.27
[17434]. February 2,512.50 2,227.31
[17435]March 2,462.50 2,321.33
[17436]2,925.00 2,656.97
[17438]Mr manaareinhanmnrt saherpes owns aso
[17444]ae i
[17445]e
[17448]DE 157-3075 (titi :
[17450]Se CES SENT
[17452]D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters
[17454]EDGAR ROBINSON a member of the Detroit BPP,
[17456]_ contacted BPP Netional Headquarters, Oakland, Califonia,
[17457]on October 30, 1971, to advise that Detroit was having
[17458]problems as the members did not want to listen to the
[17459]leadership.
[17461]DE Tx4
[17462]October 30, 1971
[17464]GERALD CRANFORD, a Detroit BPP member. was in Oek-
[17465]land, California, working’ for the Party and planned to return
[17466]to Detroit on November 17, 1971. ;
[17468]DE T-4 —— .
[17469]November 16, 1971
[17471]A Detroit BPP niember complained to BPPNatioal
[17472]Headquarters that a brother of the Cleveland Chapter borrowed
[17473]his leather coat and failed to return it.
[17475]DE T-6
[17476]December 28, 1971
[17478]ationel Heedouarters requested Detroit
[17479]send them a list of all community workers and a copy of their
[17480]mailing list
[17482]DE T-6
[17483]February 8, 1972-
[17485]“EB. Contacts With other BPP Ithanters
[17487]The Los Angeles, Ca 114fornia chapt er_of the BPP ;
[17488]shipped 600 conies of "The Black Panther" to Patroit as too
[17489]many copies of the paper had been shipped to’Los Angeles
[17490]from New York.
[17492]DE T-7
[17493]October 17, 1971 -
[17495]The West Side area captain of the Chicago, Illinois
[17496]BPP chapter contacted the Detroit BPP on November 5, 1971.
[17498]a JA an -DE T-8
[17499]: “November 5,- 1971.
[17501]|NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page. 294 __
[17506]DE 157-3075
[17508]F, Publications
[17510]DE T-1, DE T-3 and DE
[17512]National “Distribution, New York,
[17513]Month
[17515]November
[17516]December
[17517]January
[17519]February
[17520]March —
[17522]April
[17524]per week.
[17526]2. Local
[17528]DE T-10 furnished the’
[17529]12, 1972, which was being distr
[17531]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 2951- ~
[17533]a t wT
[17534]EMMA-MORRIS , “member,: Detroit BPP was to visit the
[17535]Chicago BPP to learn avout the Free Bussing Program.
[17537]pwr,
[17539]DE T-8
[17540]November 4, 1971
[17542]KENNETH sonstiol’ wt aed the Chicago BPP that LONNIE
[17543]DARDEN and several Detroit BPP members vould be sent to Chicag
[17544]in connection with Survival Week activities in Chicago.
[17546]‘DE T-8
[17547]December 1, 1971
[17549]een a a tn ee a a a in an anna aa te
[17551]T-9 advised fron November,
[17553]1971 through April, 1972; that the Detroit BPP received the
[17554]followinz copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper from BPP
[17556]New York:
[17557]Copies
[17562]11,500
[17568]- 8,500
[17570]Each BPP member is required to sell 150 newspepers
[17572]DE T-1
[17573]October 29, 1971
[17575]following leaflet on November
[17577]iputed by the BPP:
[17581]end”
[17583]OE ated
[17585]THERE WILL BE A FREE EREAKPAST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRAM, SPON-
[17586]SORED BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, STARTING MONDAY NOVEMBER 15,1971 av
[17588]1208 BRYTCK (DOWNSTAIRS), BETWEEN VERNOR AND KERCHEVAL.
[17589]HOT MEALS (SUCH AS GRITS, OATMEAL, WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS, BIC.)
[17591]Ce ee a TS .
[17592]PEA ATURE ET CITY> Greely Hemet nan oe pee ne ee
[17594]WILL BE SERVED TO THE
[17596]YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY ax
[17597]THOSE THAT ATTEND SCRIPPS
[17598]ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AP 2100
[17600]HULBURT. BREAKFAST WILL
[17601]BE SERVED BETWEEN 7:00a.m.
[17602]“AND 8:30a.m. MONDAY THRU
[17603]FRIDAY. -
[17605]PARENTS IN THE COMMUNITY
[17606]ARE WELCOME TO COME T0 THE
[17607]“BREAKFAST PROGRAM AND CAN
[17609]VOLUNTEER TO GIVE ASSITANCE
[17611]IN SERVING THE CHILDREN IF
[17613]| THEY DESIRE TO DO SO OR YOU
[17614]AN INFORM YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS OF THE -PROGEAM. IF THERE ARE ANY
[17616]UESTIONS CONCERNING THE PROGRAM PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL THE TELEPHONE
[17617]UMBERS LISTED BELOW.
[17619]. [Ee . DETROIT BRANCH
[17621]; CL ee ; BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[17622]. . fo ere” MINISTRY OF NPORMATION
[17623]NW 88296 Boclt32989374" Page 296 “ye Na ae ye ay
[17625]E fF SA
[17630]On Jamiary 6, 1972, DE T-11 furnished copies of the
[17631]following leaflets being distributed by the BPP
[17633]NW.88296 Doéid:32989574 Page 2971
[17635]L3G RPE Oe
[17638]ANGE JUICE
[17639]iCON
[17641]MES
[17643]WEDNESDAY
[17645]DAY
[17647]S -
[17649]E & ORANGE)
[17650]LETTUCE &
[17651]TOMATO
[17653]{ON TOAST
[17655]3E
[17657]TURSDAY
[17659]”. TOAST
[17660]JELLY
[17661]SALAMI (FRIED)
[17663]CHOC. MILK-
[17665]HOT DOGS(FRIED)
[17666]CREAM OF WHEAT
[17667]PEACHES
[17669]ERIDAY
[17670]ORANGE JUICE
[17672]-GRILLED CHEESE
[17673]BACON.
[17675]SLICED PEACHES.
[17677]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 ,Pagé 298... 2.
[17679]F: ON IONS POR =
[17680]OATMEAL 13 “Roop DONAT oR
[17681]t
[17683]9 ~ DES. 1
[17685]“bd BREAKFAST PROGRAM ARE HEED-
[17687]ED SUCH AS BREAKFAST MEATS 5,
[17688]ALSO MONBY: TO OBTAIN THESE
[17689]ITEMS ARE EXCEPTABLE.
[17691]“IF yOu WISE TO DONATE 62
[17693]OUT AT THE’ BREAKFAST PRO-
[17695]“GRAM CALL 867-7742 OR COME
[17696]TO THE BREAKFAST SITE at
[17698]2228" BEVICK BETWSEN VERNOR
[17699]ERCHEVAL
[17701]i
[17703]2 DETROIT pnaxcH
[17705]' BLACK PANTHER parry -
[17707]. MINISTRY OF INPORIAT TON
[17708]157 cOLLINewoop
[17710]DRY GOODS, MILK, BREAD, BTG.-
[17713]some: 4 eanwenensereniaemenct 8 pea
[17715]Rs eT aduiond
[17717]GIVE ASSISTANCE IN HELPING _
[17719]snare ymcvere napa onireeureninannene NAMES
[17721]a a
[17722]WUnVIVAL THROUGH SERVICE TO THE ~ @
[17725]VOLUNTEER SERVICE FORM
[17727]I HEREBY VOLUNTEER TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS I MAY BE NEEDED ( print)
[17729]NAME
[17731]ADDRESS
[17733]CITY COUNTY STATE
[17735]ZIP CODE
[17737]I would like tO work in the following activity ( ies) +
[17739]1. Free Breakfast Program 6. Free Clothing
[17741]2. Health Clinics 7. Free Shoos
[17743]3e Liberation School 8. Sell Newspapers
[17745]lh. Bussing To Prisons Program 9. Peoples Barber shop
[17746]5. Wolfare Loans _ 10. Any Program :
[17748]How many hours a week are you available?
[17750]List any special skills you have or special services you can perform :
[17752]SIGNATURE
[17754]NW 88296 Docld:3798957A Page 29%. .
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[17766]DE 157-3075
[17768]On December 22, 1972, DE -10 furnished a copy of
[17769]the following leaflet which was being distributed by the
[17771]BPP:
[17772]7
[17773]i
[17774]x
[17775]7
[17777]NW, 88296 Doold:32989574¢ Page'300 4. FT. CE REPT I Ye
[17782]TO: fs BR ;CTEERS & SISTERS an THE sriecxe FOR BIBBRADY
[17786]Boe ™
[17788]BECAUSE oF. A NRED FOR COL MUNICATION BETWESN peace PEOPLE mnstbs. TES
[17792]‘PRISONS AED OUTSIDE THE. PRISONS. (CONCENTRATION CANPS). "IB, BLACK PAN~
[17793]TEER PARTY rs SPONSO RING A"PREE BUSING PROGRAN" TO JACKSON STATE PENT-
[17795]TENT TARY. . THE FIRS aD BUS WILL BE Lavine On DECHIBER 23, io7t RoI, (157:
[17797]ne a .
[17798]1 Ne grr ge eterna eng Aha per Mo Aen est oa
[17800]“CoLLaNe: HOOD AT 103 CO A.M, AND RETURN AT 6:00 P.M, Wi WOULD LIKE 70°.
[17801]LOVEE ce ok rasan a aN ed Le OOO
[17802]HAVE TEE BUSING PROGRAl OW 1 MORE CONStStENT BASIS. . SUCH AS?
[17804]as
[17805](4) HAVING A BUS OR BUSES GOIEG 70 PRISOH ig “MORE @ uN Just
[17806]. ONCE A HORTH. ; 4
[17807]ye (2) " ‘HAVING MORR CHAN ONE BUS, 0 ‘
[17809]o
[17812]Ba ORDER 70 HAVE A SURFIoTEN iT BUSIKG PROGRAM, SUPPORT IS NEEDED,
[17813]EITHER BY GETTING A BUS DONATED OR SUPPLYING SOME FINANCIAL AID 0 ThE
[17814]PROGRAM, WITH THE URDERSTANDING WE fi ALL HAVE BY BEING PART oF “TEE LIPE~
[17816]RATION STRUCGLE AND KH OWING ME NECE SSITY OF THE BUSING PROGRAM, WE NOPE
[17818]THAT YOUR ORGANTZATION WILL COOPERATE. WITH THE PROGRAM AND ASSIST Us WITH
[17819]TNPLESERETIg A  SUCCHSSPUL, BUSING PROGRAM,
[17821]ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE
[17823]S22. : :
[17824]. ; / ; "DETROIT BRANCH OF THR BLACK. PAR TGR PARTY
[17825]w= NV BRIO. Decld: 32989574 Page-304-. agg MINT OTD, ns SUMAN AMT AT 4 C67 AAT TF orsInInAn _.
[17828]DE 157-3075 0 |
[17830]On January 19, 1972, DE T-1 furnished a copy of the
[17831]‘following leaflet being distributed by the BPP:
[17833]a
[17837]* ‘ on "hf oe Jez ors mr ~yperers tee tae : om ae
[17838]INW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 30 YR ORE OT ee 7
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[17862]SORED BY THE
[17864]IDS A DAY aT 2228
[17868]50
[17870]ROUEY,
[17872]ANTHER Pak
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[17888]OR
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[17897]STAIRS), BE
[17900]x
[17902]BEWICK (DOF
[17904]+)
[17906]BACON, EGGS, ETC
[17908]TEALS (S
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[17912]TRE YOUTH IN Tae
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[17944]PARENTS IN &
[17946]COMMUNITY aye
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[17974]RIENDS
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[17981]CAN INFORM YO
[17983]tY
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[17987]OVATION
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[18007]867-7742 or 867-773,
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[18036]DE 157-3075 |
[18038]On May 3, 1972, DE T-2 furnished copies of the
[18039]following leaflets being distributed by the BFP:
[18041]“4
[18043]15
[18045]|
[18047]|
[18048]NW 88298 Docld:32989574 Page 304
[18051]4 .
[18053]2 Pee EE
[18054]‘4 Pax
[18056]5) isp ey
[18058]- .
[18060]‘PER PERE DREAKFAS? PROGRAM SPONSORED BY TES DETROTT, BRANCH OF THs
[18061]BLACK PANTHER PARTY HAS OPENED IT'S SECOND “BREAKFAST CENTER". ‘TEE
[18062]FEWEST CENTER IS LOCATED AT 4157 COLLINGNCOD BETWEEN SECOND AND Woon-
[18063]BARD, THE OPENING DATE oF THE SECOND CENTER IS APRIL 12, 1972.
[18064]THE OTHER LOCATION IS AT 2228 BEWICK
[18065]PETWEEN VEHNOR AND KERCHEVAL ON TEE
[18066]EASTSIDE, IT IS PRESENTLY SERVING
[18067]HORE THAN &5 CHILDREN EVERY SCHOOL
[18068]NORNING.
[18070]HOT MEALS (SUCH AS GRITS, OATMEAL,
[18071]WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS, BPG.) ARE BE»
[18072]ING SERVED BRYUREN 7rG0a.N. THUR 8:30
[18074]b
[18076]RHE EROPLS 34 TRE COMMUNIYY A
[18078]Be Sie ae ALS 2 UVES
[18080]A.W, NONDAY TROR PRIDAT,
[18081]EE WELCOME TO COMER TO PRE BREAKFAST PRO-
[18082]BRAN, AND CAN VOLUNTEER TO GIVE ASSISTANT Ih SERVZNG THE CHILDREN IF
[18084]roy Ty
[18089]PHEY DESIRE TO DO SO, AND GAN INFORM OTHERS OF THE PROGRAM. IP THEE
[18090]KNY QUESTION CONCERNING ‘PME BREAKVAST PROGRAM, PLEASE PEEL PERE TO CALL
[18091]PHE NUHRERS ARE LISTED BELOW.
[18093]POP VED NIA HO
[18095]“ oo
[18097]~ BLAGS VANZLSE PARLY
[18098]aaa HINISTEY OF INFORMATION
[18099]1. fa? | le 867-7742 OB 867+7743
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[18439]" -WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTURETY TO INFORM YOU OF SURVIVAL
[18441]DAY" IN THE BLACK AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITY. THE DATE SET ASIDE FOR THIS
[18442]EVEN? IS MAY 20,1972. SURVIVAL DAY IS DESIGNSD TO HELP ELIMINATE SOME
[18443]OF THE OPPRESSION IN GUR COMMUNITY. ONE OF TSE GREATEST CONCERNS OF
[18444]POOR AD OPPRESSED PEOPLE IS SURVIVAL THROUGH THE, BASIC NECESSITY oF
[18445]EATING. DURING THE SURVIVAL DAY CEREMONTES, ¥HICH ILL BE SPOMSORED BY
[18446]WHE BLACK PANTZER PARTY AMD SUPPORTED BY THE BUSINESSHEN OF THE BLACK
[18447]COMMURIDY, WE HAVE PLANNED A FREE FOOD GIVE
[18448]KEED FOR FOOD COMBINED WITH ‘THE ROLE OF THE)
[18449]RITY, WE ARE ASKING THE CONCERNED BUSINESSME
[18450]KUNITY THROUGH YOUR DONATIONS GF GOODS NECESSAR
[18451]WITH A FULL BAG OF GROCERIES.
[18453]WE WOULD LIKE TO NOTIFY YoU SAT ON FRIDAY APRIL 21 AND SATORDAY
[18454]APRIL 22, COMRADSS GERALD CRAWFORD AND WILLIAM BLDER RSPRESENTATIVES OF
[18455]TES: PARTY, GILL COME TO TOUR PLACH OF BUSINESS TO QIVE YOU FURTHUR IN-
[18457]PORMATION ON THE EVENT.
[18459]AWAY. UNDSRSTANDING THE
[18460]BUSINESSHENSEN THE COMMT}
[18461]N TO HELP SUPPORT TEE COK~
[18462]s TO FURNISH THE PEOPLE
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[18470]4
[18472]LISTED BELOW ARE SOMB OF THE Iveco ogssaxy:  \
[18474]1. CHICKENS - 1,000
[18476]2. SUGAR ~ 1,C00 1d5- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
[18478]3. GANHED PEAS ~ 2,050 an CALL: -
[18480]he CAKNED CORN - 2,600
[18481]5. RICE = 1,000 lbs.
[18483]867-772 or 867~7743
[18485]7 smo aaa as H
[18486](62: FRUIT = apples, cranges. ud basates. .  'ppepore BRANCH
[18487]7. BREAD = 1,000 7*- | BLASK PANTYEP PARTY
[18488]: LINTSERY OF INP ORMATICS
[18489]157 COLLTLGUOOD
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[18492]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 307... _ -
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[18672]DE 157-3075
[18674]G. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
[18675]for .Confrontation
[18677]The BPP has a shooting range in the basement of
[18678]157 Collinexood, Detroit, which consists of cardboard and a
[18679]mattress banked against the basement wall.
[18681]4 DE T-3
[18682]October29, 1971
[18684].
[18686]LONNIE DARDEN stays at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit,
[18687]and keeps a shotgun in his bedroom. -
[18689]H. Arrets
[18691]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Detroit Police
[18692]Department (PD), advised on ,februers7 2, 1972, that LONNT2
[18693]DARDEN and GERALD CRANFORD’ were stonned br offi 12 i
[18695]Precinct. DARDEN was released and CRANFORD was arrested end
[18696]charged with using and disnleving the license of another.
[18697]CRANFORD appeared in’tretit
[18700]ie court on February 2, 1972, was found
[18701]suilty, sentenced to five deys in the Detroit House of Corrections
[18703]and $50.90 fine.
[18705]On February 7. 1972, Detettive Lieutenant MC COY, sure,
[18707]advised ther VILLIT p former BPP member, was arrasted
[18708]3
[18709]eave and wes returned
[18711]Februery 7, 1972, £
[18712]1
[18714]poo LEONARD -ONCO and WALTER If ROZIER were arrested on
[18715]Fepruczy 18 2 the hland Park, Michigan, PD, for
[18716]flisord mn commection with their
[18717]so0lici h customers at a store in
[18718]connec
[18720]I. Wearons
[18724]. DR T-1, “7 7-5, 5° T-11 advised during March and
[18725]April, 1972, that t' .-2 is nc ~ention of veanons and no
[18726]effort to accuire arm- tums. The guns that are aveilable are
[18727]discretely “ect are 7 eteke
[18730]H E
[18731]SEALE, Ministe
[18734]\e rs
[18735]DE 157-975
[18737]. Fortifications
[18739]The BPP office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, has
[18740]metal mesh screens which can be culled down’ over the
[18742]windows at night. The front windows are barricaded with pillow
[18744]cases filled with sand.
[18746]December 3, 1971
[18748]‘There are no fortifications at the BPP officé at
[18749]2228 Bewick, Detroit. 3
[18751]DET-11.
[18752]April 24, 1972
[18754]There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at
[18755]4200 Buena Vista, Detroit. ~
[18757]. DE Td
[18759]ho _ April 24, 1972
[18761]T-14 advised on Dacember 14, 1971, that (OBEY GEORGE
[18762]er of Defense, BPP, arrived in Detroit from ~
[18763]‘land, California, on Decenber 9, 1971, spent the evening
[18764]ithe Detroit BPP and on Dec ember ‘10, 1971, proceeded to sun
[18765]Arbor, Michigan, there he snoke at the John Sinclair Freedom
[18768]“Rally, University £ Michiean, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
[18770]d S=ALS comment to a small group of
[18773]people t nat the BPP is = Exe e food clinics and that
[18774]Sf the aies interfere hin in any way, he will open free
[18775]gun clinics and distri free suns". SEALE further comente
[18776]that "we have access she guns we want ‘and will kiil any
[18777]pig that sives us trouble "2 T-14 advised that SEALE spoke
[18779]regarding “pla ms and QrOPET Ts ef the BPP.
[18781]JOHN SIN™.AIR is chairman of the White
[18782]Panther » also known as the Rainbow -
[18783]Peoples .
[18785]The VPP tr -~ national white, hippie-oriented
[18786]revolution-<w orgenigat tion which was founded
[18788]nena: ha as ~" saamart to tha BPP,
[18790]BE
[18791]“sad ten-noink
[18793]5 added a cen~p oint
[18794]TOUre 1 aF . oth of which call for
[18796]re cueTsued "ae napass " Creedom of the
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[18806]| DE 157-3075:
[18808]'.L. Programs
[18810]1. Free Breakfast for-School Chitdren
[18812]oe The Breakfast Prosram has dropped offand they are
[18813]having trouble with funds, however. will continue to operate
[18814]the progran at all costs so they will have a reason to-collect
[18815]donetions and a program to point to.
[18817]DE T-1
[18818]November 3, 1971
[18820]The Breakfast Program is currently being held at
[18821]2228 Bewick, Detroit, Michisar
[18825]. ae DE T-1
[18826]po m . November 17, 1972
[18827]I : .
[18828]Bg The following is a summary of the number of children
[18829]lattending the veakfast Prosram from November, 1971 through
[18830]April, 1972, by DE T-1, DE T-3, and DE T-5:
[18831]Month , Children
[18832]i November 15-20
[18833]. December . 20
[18834]d ; January 60
[18835]i |: February . 50-75
[18836]“4 | March -50
[18837]| April : 35-40
[18839]2. Free Lunch Prosees
[18841]meet -
[18843]The Lunch Proere has been cut due to lack of
[18844]funds
[18846]or DE T-3
[18847]_November 3, 1971
[18849]3. Free-Bussin~ Progren
[18851]in the planning stage
[18853]A Meena Prenat © Pine verte is
[18855]| . ; ODE T+8
[18856]a . November 14, 1971
[18860]_NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 311
[18862]DE 157-3075
[18864]- On December 27, 1971, DUANE SHOALES “Administrative
[18865]Assistant to the Warden, State Prison of Southern Michigen, at
[18866]Jackson, Michigan, advised that tuo busses arrived at the orison
[18867]from Detroit on Necember 23, 1971, bringing relativas to visit
[18868]inmates. ‘ir. SHOALES advised that he Later learned that the
[18869]busses were sponsored by the Detroit BPP.
[18871]The BPP is attempting to sponsor two bus trips to
[18872]"Jackson Prison per. month E£or relatives of inmates.’ One bus
[18873]has been sent thus far in March. me
[18875]t
[18877]DE T=1
[18878]March 21, 1972
[18880]The Detroit BPP sponsored a bus to Jackson Prison on
[18881]‘Easter Sunday, April 2,1972.
[18882]‘ .
[18883]oe . DE Te-1
[18884]- “+ . ~ April 3, 1972
[18886]ji : 4. Free Food Progran
[18887]P ° The BPP is planning to give away 1000 bags of food
[18888];, Sometinie in the next month or tvo.
[18889]i
[18890]i
[18892]N DE T-1
[18894]March 21, 1972
[18895]The BPP is attempting to collect donations Eo
[18896]./money to pay for groceries to be given avwey in the Fre
[18897]‘Program.
[18899]0
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[18907]DE T-1
[18908]April 3, 1972
[18910]FNS eT te
[18912]5. Youth Cadre
[18914]oR
[18916]; On April 12, 1°77, a oretext call was made by a
[18917]; Special /cant of the PRE he the East Side Office-6£F the Detroit
[18918]D- BPP, 2228 Bavick, ntroit, ond GERALD CRANFORD“provided the
[18919]following information:
[18920]-, A prosre Aasiornted as the Youth Cadre has recently
[18922]been initiated Eo tocch children black historv, the tradition of
[18923]the black neovle, black dignity and respect, and to analyze things
[18924]' for thanes so...
[18926]. 4 re ‘g
[18927]. . > @ 4 * . -®
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[18930]DE 157-3075
[18932]- CRAWFORD advised that this is an educational
[18933]program given to all the children who attend the Breakfas
[18935]Program and is not militant in nature... He advised thet this
[18936]program is operated only at the East Side Office br those who
[18937]operate the Breakfast Program. .
[18938]Lb
[18939]. Prior to the Breakfast Program, GERALD cnanwoa“otae
[18940]an indoctrination class, which is primarily a question and
[18942]a
[18943]answer session. Most of the discussion seems to s9 ger the
[18944]heads of the chi
[18948]A!
[18950]dren who are too young to understand.
[18952]an
[18954]DE T-2
[18955]April 12, 1972
[18957]reams and Policies
[18959]“wood, Detroit, Pe October 24, 1971. The class was “Led by
[18960]‘EDGAR ROBINS Sai and consisted of _reyktwing the “Red Bool".
[18961]KENNETH HORSTON and LONNIE DARDENY leaders of the Detroit
[18962]uChapter, were present:
[18964]1 . i
[18966]> 2 . DE T-1
[18968]ON ere Oe . . * : -
[18970]October 26, i971"
[18972]Political education classes are no Longer
[18973];regularly held on Sundays. The classes are now held at
[18974]jrandom durins the week as the BPP is currently more concerned
[18975]with the survival ef its members rather than the commmity.
[18977]Se
[18979]DE T+3
[18980]November 3, 1971
[18982]| KENNETH HORSTON, Leader of the Detroit BPP, currently
[18984]in BPP National Headouartors, Onklend, California, acvised
[18986]Detroit to set involved in the OCRaeen. stay away from ideo
[18988]1
[18989]pdebates, and trv to brine ae church people around to their
[18990]thinking. :
[18992]Se PReRe ae wre Se Te oR
[18994]DE T-6
[18995]~. a, ‘ January 2, 1972
[18997]_
[18999]NX. -Factionclisn
[19001]LOUIS TOLCERT JOBLSON, a member of the BPP - Newton
[19003]Fact? on ame wth ore a Ngee eas the BPP - Cleaver Faction, ;
[19004]annonsar . . “oan October 18, B71 ' cared
[19005]cnarce o! . . a : on in an autoemooile, for waich
[19007]they ‘were ccviorted ie: ether nylon to the Newton-Cleaver split
[19008]HOLT and hie cocentcvec ent o- cna side of the courtroom whil
[19009]JOWNSON ant Ue cnase tes on 0 the other, not communicatin
[19011]vith anch oho .
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[19060]Netinaestns-tiehs ate e eacanannive aC iy ade kaeewniB PUR oboe umn tito
[19063]rn “It. MISCELLANEOUS
[19065]KENNETH HORSTON, leader, Detroit BPP, has started
[19066]wearing very expensive clothes and -has recently acquired a
[19067]diamond ring.
[19069]DE T-2
[19070]November 1, 1971
[19072]KENNETH HORSTON was involved in an automoHle
[19073]accident in Highland Park, Michigan. *
[19075]DE T-1
[19076]November 17, 1971
[19080]On December 3, 1971, KENNETH HORSTON was observed
[19082]‘selling "The Black Panther” newspaper at the corner of Voodward
[19084]and State, Detroit, Michigan, by a Special Agent of the FBI.
[19086]KENNETH HORSTON was involved in a traffic accident
[19087]on November 8, 1971, did not disnlay a driver's license md
[19088]weft the scene without further identifving himself. Source
[19089]jadvised on Januery 5, 1972, that a traffic warrant has been
[19090]ssuediand he will be arrested should he appear in the Detroit
[19091]iarea. : a
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[19095]. DE T-13
[19096]‘ WNovember 15, 1971
[19098]|
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[19136]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[19137]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[19139]a Reply, Please Refer ‘0 Detroit, Michian
[19140]File No. e 2 1 aa
[19142]May ll,
[19144].
[19146]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY .
[19148]Character EXTREMIST MATTERS
[19149].
[19150]Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[19151]; . as above..
[19152]# " , 411 sources (éxcept any listed below) whose identities
[19154]i are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[19155]information in the past.
[19157]ROME PUTT newer nen roe me
[19161]come
[19164]. This docume: + -inteing nesthe, cosominencts act conclusions of the FBI
[19168]NW 88296 Docld:37589974' Page 315
[19170]It ts the peoperty
[19171]Saeneyy itn.
[19173]“(8 contents gre not to be distributed outside
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[19187]SONATA RS OH
[19189]Soret
[19195]= . Pas e
[19197]+ FD-263. Rev. 12-19-67)
[19199]AK FEDERA. @JREAU OF IN\ @ IGATION
[19201]DATE I INVESTIGATIVE PERIGO
[19203]1/26/71 7/2/70 - 1/4/71
[19205]SORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN
[19207]/ DETRCIT SAN FRANCISCO
[19208]REPORT MADE BY
[19210]ATLE oe
[19211]BACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) | SA DONALD Vv. RITENOUR, JR.
[19212]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT [CHARACTER OF CASE
[19213]FASCISM (NCCF)
[19214]DETROIT DIVISION RM
[19216]Detroit report of SA DONALD V. RITENOUR,
[19217]7/29/70. .
[19219]- P.
[19221]LEADS
[19222]v DETROIT .
[19224]Ny
[19225]AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN
[19227]Will follow and report activities,of the Detroit
[19228]NCCF on a semiannual basis.
[19230]ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED i] NONE CASE Was BEEN:
[19231]SAVINGS | recoveries LS
[19232]PENOING OVER ONE YEAR [_]vF;
[19233]PENDING PROSECUTION
[19234]OVER SIX MONTHS Dy:e-
[19235]APPROVED ey 4 see Ase | DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
[19236]COPIES MADE: ro a a) ‘/ = PAS
[19237]eon ~ Ne (105-165706-—Sub L5y cal l= b x7: OG a er Sti f
[19238]MIG, Detroit (RM) ro
[19239]i - NIS, Chicago (RE) ene een Cm LA.
[19240]1 — OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) ~
[19241]1 ~ Secret Service, Detroit (R¥) @ FEBS 1971 c¥-183
[19242]- LAT bess
[19243]1 - USA, Detroit (RM) ; . 2
[19244]2 - San Francisco (157-1264) (RM) i oc =
[19245]2- Detroit (157-3075)
[19247]Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations
[19249]Aes ny. | ops ic-osi-ste—senu neds Fe.
[19250]Request Recd. neat. Ve A Pavan ings
[19251]ne aS 13 bee
[19253]\ BOARD A 4 —b
[19255]PATREOWE eZ Agyar ge ef
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[19259]BY 0 gis
[19261]’ \ “SOVER PAGE
[19264]DE 157-3075
[19266]ADMINISTRATIVE _
[19268]All persons mentioned in this report as being
[19269]: connected with the NCCF, who reside in the Detroit Division,
[19270]are listed on the SI or are currently, under investigation.
[19272]This report is classified confidential to protect
[19273]sources whose identity, if made known, would be prejudicial
[19274]to the internal security of the U.S.
[19278]INFORMANTS
[19280]Identity of Source
[19282]& T-l is jh r ar’ at tye
[19283]DE_1330-R
[19286]DE T~3 is ?-
[19288]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM Mc LOX e rs re
[19289]security section, ~~ Qo,
[19290]Inteliigence Division |
[19291]petroit™ PD ™~
[19293]canes gts AON,
[19295]E T-21 is
[19301]DE 1-26 is ye
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[19305]DE 1423—R (PROB) ir
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[19308]CG 7392-R*
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[19320]E T-24 is ; L
[19321]—Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO Cid FB LPB.
[19322]Intelligence Unit 7 ; : a ‘
[19323]Flint, Michigan PD Bat hae
[19324]nA ge i at o
[19325]DE T-23 is ,
[19326]_ RONALD EDWARD_SMITH, RI - Ghetto [a Fee tabeed
[19330]. - BY
[19331]oe Cover Page
[19334]a . -_ CO NESTON ITN rr -
[19335]FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) e dha fie ii NV H AL @
[19337]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[19338]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[19340]MIG, Detroit (RM)
[19342]~ NIS, Chicago (RM)
[19344]OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
[19345]Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[19346]- USA, Detroit (RM)
[19348]t
[19350]Copy to:
[19352]7 fend Bt pad fat ad
[19353]t
[19355]Report of: SA DONALD V.. RITENOUR, JR. Offices Detroit, Michigan
[19356]Date: 1/26/71
[19358]Field Office File #: 157-3075 . "Bureau File # 105~165706 Sub 15
[19359]Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[19361]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (CCF)
[19363]DETROIT DIVISION
[19365]; Choracter: RACIAL MATTERS
[19367]Synopsis: The Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF
[19368]is located at 613 Continental, Detroit. Branch
[19369]Community Information Center offices ara located
[19370]at 611 Continental, Detroit, 3595 17th St., and
[19371]2009 Albert, Flint, Mich. Detroit continues to
[19372]operate ynder the direction and guidance of BPP-
[19373]natione. _Vaeadquarters, Oakland, Calif, who sent .
[19374]KENNET HORSTON to take charge of the Detroit NCCF.
[19375]Detroit continues to have financial difficulties.
[19377]Sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper - are. down ‘and
[19378]Detroit has been receiving fewer copies lately.
[19379]Detroit has also been distributing a number-of its
[19381]‘ own leaflets. Detroit has been operatihg free
[19382]breakfast programs and recently initiated a free
[19383]clotting program. Representatives of the Detroit
[19384]NCCF went to both the BFP Convention at Philadelphia
[19385]and the one in Washington, D.C. NCCF members
[19386]were involved in shooting at a TV news car and
[19387]two Detroit Police Officers. Detroit continues to
[19390]-~P. 7 _
[19391]pemuts ‘CONFIDENTIAL
[19393]GuuuP 1
[19394]Excluded fren automatic
[19396]declassification
[19398]. ny
[19399]o
[19401]This document contatns neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
[19403]NWP BRB Bos veld S25R8872 Page ie to be distributed outside your agency,
[19406]DE 157-3075
[19408]I.
[19410]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[19412]ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA seccccecvcove
[19414]A.
[19416]Location of Detroit NCCF: Headquarters .
[19417]and Branches Coe e reece cc ccrrr occ cecnaeeccee
[19419]a - ig
[19421]Officers and Members o eles cece ce cececccoscecs
[19422]FUNGS covccccesccccevecvccceessecessesesevees
[19423]Connection with BPP. National Headquarters ...
[19424]Contact with Other BPP and NCCF Chapters ....
[19425]Publications Le ccccceccccccccccasccscceceuess
[19427]1. Distribution of "The Black Panther"
[19428]Newspaper eee eeer were eecreesnevresresereeses
[19430]2. Local Publications cwscccesccvcccscerncce
[19431]Locally Stated Aims and Policy .eccccesecceee
[19433]Propensity to Violence and Preparation
[19434]for Confrontation @eeeesetBoeaesesenoeoeose teen eveaeeeeaeesce
[19436]ALLESES cececcvccccenececesescsceseevecsseser
[19437]Weapons Coe cemeereseresevesevesscnnsesscccses
[19438]Meetings and Rallies crccccacescccccrcccccces
[19439]Programs of Detroit NCCF os cece ecenenseneeees
[19440]1. Free Breakfast for School Children ......
[19441]2 Free Lunch Program cosecsccereteccccsscce
[19443]3. Free Clothing Program
[19445]» 2
[19447]12
[19448]14
[19449]61
[19451]65
[19452]68
[19453]71
[19454]72
[19455]73
[19457]73
[19459]75
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[19471]TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)
[19473]M. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies ... 76
[19476]It. APPENDIX ee mee eee eae m acer sera aves cceceeseenaneescese 783
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[19488]A
[19489]I. ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONAL DATA
[19491]A Gharacterization of the Black Panther:
[19492]Party (BPP) is contained: inthe appendix
[19493]pages attached hereto.
[19495]A. Location of Detroit NCCF Headquarters and
[19496]Branches
[19498]The Detroit National Committee to Combat Fascism
[19499](NCCF), organizing branch of the BPP, is going to operate
[19500]three centers in Detroit, 2219 Indiandale, which will be
[19501]Community Information Center’ (CIC) Number One, 7708-12 Mack
[19502]Avenue, CIC Number Two, and 12847 14th Street, which will
[19503]be the Ministry of Information.
[19505]DE T-1
[19507]July 15, 1970
[19508]" The Detroit NCCF is ; currently operating the above
[19509]three locations.
[19511]DE T-1
[19512]August 21, 1970
[19514]The Detroit NCCF moved from 7708-12 Mack Avenue
[19515]and 2219 Indiandale Streets, Detroit, to 3376 16th Street
[19516]on October 15 and 16, 1970, respectively.
[19518]DE T-1
[19519]. October, 1970
[19521]The Detroit NCCF has opened a branch in Flint,
[19522]Michigant \at 2009 Albert Street, which is headed by) RAYE .
[19523]THEODORB-ROBERTSON.
[19525]DE T-26
[19526]November 12, 1970
[19528]The Detroit NCCF is to move into 611-13 Continental,
[19529]Detroit, Michigan, on November 24, 1970.
[19531]t DE T23
[19532]. . November 23, 1970
[19534]Po pee 2 ESSN MET, AY SETI AT TTS eT
[19535]Te SORT ET
[19537]DE 157-3075
[19539]The 613 Continental, Detroit, location is the
[19540]Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF.
[19542]= The 611 Continental location is CIC Number One.
[19544]DE T-1
[19545]November, 1970
[19547]The NCCF opened a new office at 3595 17th Street,
[19548]Detroit, which has been designated CIC Number Two,
[19549]DE T-1
[19550]December, 1970
[19552]B. Officers and Members
[19554]OLIVERMC CLURE, III, also known as Malik, is
[19555]‘in charge of the Detroit NCCF and the Ministry of Information,
[19556]12847 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan.
[19558]CHARLE OLT is second in command of the Detroit
[19559]NCCF and is in charge of CIC Number Two, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,
[19560]Detroit. .
[19562]MICHAEL movie ot, we BPP, California, is currently
[19563]in charge of CIC Number” One, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit.
[19564]‘ DE Tl
[19566]July 15, 1970
[19568]ra
[19570]LORENE-BANKS is the only member of the Detroit
[19571]NCCF who ‘is currently receiving any type of welfare assistance,
[19572]she receives Aid to Dependent Children.
[19574]“DE T-1 .
[19575]August 26, 1970
[19577]OLIVER MC CLURE is no longer leader of the Detroit
[19579]8 8g TNS ITT EN TR
[19581]NCCF.
[19583]| _ “DE T-1 > .
[19584]a . ; September 9, 1970
[19585]BRENDA-JACKSON, member Detroit NCCF, had a baby
[19587]girl, fathered by Malik (OLIVER MC CLURE), former leader of
[19588]the Detroit NCCF. .
[19590]-DE T.1
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[19603]MICHAEL DENNIS HILL, BPP, ‘California, is now
[19604]leader of the Detroit NCCF; OLIVER MC CLURE having been
[19605]purged. CHARLES HOLT is second in cowsand and LQENE
[19606]: BANKS is financial secretary. EDGAR ROBINSON is distribution
[19607]manager for "The Black Panther" newspaper, and RONALD SMITH
[19608]is in charge of the Free Clothing Program.
[19610]WAYNE THEODORE ROBSRTSCN is in charge of the
[19611]- NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan.
[19613]DE T-1 -
[19614]November, 1970
[19616]KENNETH HORSTON BPP, San Prenci sco. is the present ..
[19617]leader of the Detroit NCCF as MICEAEL DENNIS HILL, former
[19618]leader, left the area because he was aftreid of being implicated
[19619]in the shooting of two Detroit Police Officers on October
[19620]24, 1970.
[19622]RONALD SMITH is in charge of the Free Clothing
[19623]Program.
[19625]EDGAR ROBINSON is in charge of distribution of
[19626]"The Black Panther" newspaper. .
[19628]RONNIE IRWIN is in charge of the NCCF office at
[19629]3595 17th Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.
[19630]LAF
[19631]: TONY NORMAN is officer of the day at 3595 17th
[19632]Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.
[19633]at /. :
[19634]LARRY - “Sowsny is officer of the day at 611
[19635]Continental, Detroity and resides at this location.
[19637]DORTHEA/SMITH is in charge of communicaticns.
[19638]cw
[19639]ALICE-RAYFORD is in charge of finances.
[19641]LORENE BANKS, who is now living at 611 Continental,
[19642]is in charge of the Breakfast Program.
[19644]WAYNE THNODORE ROBERTSON is in charge of the
[19645]Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF. . .
[19646]° DE T~1
[19647]January 4, 1971
[19650]na
[19652]C. Funds
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[19656]Gestetner (phonetic) Corporation, from whom the
[19657]NCCF purchased printing equipment, have threatened to obtain
[19658]a court order to confiscate the equipment because it has
[19660]not been paid for.
[19662]DE T-1
[19663]July 17, 1970
[19665]OLIVER MC CLURE, leader ‘Of the Detroit. NCCF , who
[19666]is ‘currently in San Francisco, contacted Detroit on August
[19667]5, 1970, requesting that he be sent $100,00 plane fare in
[19668]order for him to return to Detroit as the NCCF is broke
[19669]after putting up the money for HUEY P. NEVWTON's bond.
[19671]DE T-1
[19672]August: 5, 1970
[19674]As of August 7, 1970, the Detroit NCCF owed
[19675]National Headquarters about $3,000.00 for'The Black Panther"
[19676]newspaper.
[19678]DE. T-1__
[19679]August 7, 1970
[19681]The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle
[19682]Park, August 30, 1970, but the turnout was poor and the
[19683]NCCF lost about $200.00.
[19685]. DE T-1
[19686]August 31, 1970
[19688]The Detroit NCCF receives most of its funds
[19689]through sale of "The Black Panther" newspaper, They also
[19690]acquire some money through donations and raids on dope
[19691]houses. Most'of the NCCF meney is spent for payment of the
[19693]‘newspapers, for food, and housing for the NCCF members. The
[19695]telephone, when they can afford to pay for it, is also a
[19696]heavy drain on NCCF finances.
[19698]DE T-l
[19699]f September 15, 1970
[19702]~ . “ x
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[19706]The Detroit NCCF did not pay any bills in
[19707]September, 1970, and put up $1,000.00 to get CHARLES HOLT,
[19708]second in command, Detroit NCCF, out of jail.
[19710]DE T-1
[19711]October 14, 1970
[19713]During three speaking engagements on November
[19714]-16 and 17, 1970, by HUEY P. NEWTON, Minister of Defense,
[19715]BPP, $7,300.00 was collected. This money was supposedly
[19716]for the defense fund for the Detroit 16, however, NEWTON kept
[19717]it all, leaving the NCC¥F no benefit from his appearance.
[19719]DE T-1
[19720]November, 1970
[19722]The rent for 613 Continental is $75.00 per month
[19723]and 611 Continental is $85.00 per month.
[19725]The Detroit NCCF has not been selling quite half
[19726]of the papers they have been receiving and consequently are
[19727]not making enough to pay the paper bill.
[19729]‘DE T-1
[19730]November, 1970 —
[19732]D. Connection with BPP National Headquarters
[19734]OLIVER MC CLURE, leader, Detroit NCCF, left
[19735]Detroit Metropolitan Airport, August 3, 1970, en route BPP
[19736]. San Francisco, where he plans to confer with BPP leaders
[19737]regarding Detroit’s receipt of "The Black Panther" newspaper.
[19739]DE T-l
[19740]August 4,° 1970
[19742]OLIVER MC CLURE departed San Francisco on United
[19743]Airlines Flight 86 to arrive in Detroit at 7:15 p.em, August
[19744]8, 1970.
[19746]SF T-16
[19747]August 8, 1970
[19749]‘ DAVID HILLIARD, BPP. Chief of Staff, instructed
[19750]THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, to take Malik (OLIVER MC CLURE)
[19751]out of the leadership position of the Detroit NCCF, which
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[19758].
[19760]JOLLY did when he and MC CLURE were at the BPP Constitutional
[19761]Convention at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 5 to
[19762]7, 1970.
[19764]; . DE T-1
[19765]September 9, 1970
[19767]\. woe ee!
[19769]On October 5, 1970, LINDA“WARNSLEY, Detroit NCCF,
[19770]requested instructions from National Headquarters, San
[19771]Francisco, regarding the setting up of a medical cadre.
[19772]SFT16 —
[19773]October 5, 1970
[19775]AN
[19776]On October 17, 1970, CHARLES HOLT, second in
[19777]command, Detroit NCCF, sent a report to JUNE HILLIARD,
[19778]Assistant Chief of Staff, BPP, that the NCCF had moved out
[19779]of 7708 Mack Avenue, and into the community as he had ~
[19780]directed.
[19782]SF T-16
[19783]October 17, 1970
[19785]HUEY NEWTON, Minister of Defense for the BPP,
[19786]is scheduled to arrive in Detroit on November 16, 1970,
[19787]along with his secretary, CONNIE MATTHEWS, and DAVID HILLIARD,
[19788]BPP Chief of Staff. NEWTON will speak at three universities
[19789]in the Detroit area to raise funds for the- Detroit 16.
[19791]DE Tl
[19792]Hovember 15, 1970
[19794]THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, left Detroit at
[19795]10:30 p.m., December 16, 1970, and is scheduled to arrive
[19796]at San Francisco at 12:30 a.m, December 17, 1970.
[19797], SF T-22
[19798]“December 16, 1970
[19800]KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, San Francisco, returned from
[19801]California to Detroit on December 23, 1980, he is currently
[19802]in charge of. the Detroit NCCF.
[19806]DE *T1
[19807]December 24, 1970
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[19816]E. Contact with Other BEP and NCCF Chapters
[19818]OLIVER MC CLURE and CHARLES HOLT, leaders of
[19819]the Detroit NCCF, left Detroit for the weekly meeting at
[19820]. BPP, New York, at 8:00 p.m, July 25, 1970.
[19822]DE T-1
[19823]po Lae July 25, 1970
[19825]on/fAugust 13, 1970, HMICHAZL D. HILL, Detroit NCCF,
[19826]took SELIN Xx JACKSON, former BPP member, from Detroit ta
[19827]Kennedy Airport, New, York, from where they were to drive to
[19828]New Haven. JACKSON is to try and discredit a witness in
[19829]the ALEX RACKLEY murder trial, New Haven.
[19831]Ne
[19833]an DE T-1
[19834]August 14, 1970
[19836]OLIVER HC CLURE, leader Detroit NCCF, flew from
[19837]Detroit to New York on August 28, 1970, leaving about
[19840]The Detroit NCCF attempted to obtain a speaker
[19841]from the Chicago BPP for a picnic at Belle Isle Park that
[19842]Detroit was planning fa August 30, 1970.
[19844]CG T~6
[19845]August 26, 1970
[19847]Three busses left the Detroit NCCF, 2219 Indiandale,
[19848]. along with two cars about 3:CO p.m., September 4, 1970,
[19849]apparently en route to the BPP Convention, Philadelphia,
[19850]Pennsylvania. ;
[19852]DE T-3
[19853]September 4, 1970
[19855]THOMAS JOLLY, BEF, New York, arrived in Detroit
[19856]the weekend of September 13, 1970, and returned to New York
[19857]the morning o£ September 13, 1970, with MICHAEL D. HILL,
[19858]Detroit, NCCr, for the regular Sunday meeting at the East
[19859]Coast Ministry of the BPP in New York, OLIVER MC CLURE, ;
[19860]Detroit NccF, left Detroit about 5:00 p.m., September 13, ae
[19861]1970, en route New York to appear at the mebting of the ——
[19862]‘East Coast Ministry in an attempt to regain his leadership»
[19863]of the Detroit NCCF.
[19865]- DE T-1 -
[19866]September 134° 1970
[19869]a be i a ade ke bataailaw ooo SS
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[19878]Lo. a _
[19879]JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, is scheduled
[19881]to fly from Detroit to New York via United Airlines Flight
[19882]602 on September 20, 1970, at 11:27 a.m.
[19884]DE T=21 ;
[19885]September 20, 1970
[19887]On September 27, 1970, MICHAEL D. HILL, leader
[19888]Detroit NCCF, made reservations to leave Detroit on S¢ptem-=
[19889]ber 27, 1970, vikq United Airlines Flight 602 arriving New
[19890]York 11:27 a.m., and reservations .on United Airlines Flight
[19891]| 623 leaving La Guarda 6:30 p.m., arriving Detroit 7:15 p.m.
[19892]f ~Sapes
[19894]tn teh, DE T-21
[19895]py er September 27, 1970
[19896]ZAYED SHAKUR, BPP, New York, flew to Detroit the -
[19897]evening of October 6, 1°70, and will be returning to New
[19898]_ York October 7, 1970. ;
[19900]mH T-1
[19902]October 7, 1970
[19904]MICHAEL D. HILL, leader, Detroit NCCF, returned
[19905]from a meeting with the BPP New York on October 12, 1970.
[19907]DE’ T~1
[19908]October 14, 1970
[19910]ZAYED SHAKUR, BPP Mew York and JOHN HENRY BOWMAN,
[19912]BPP Philadelphia, came to Detroit to join with MICHAEL D.
[19913]HILL, leader Detroit NCCE, on October 6, 1970, to record
[19915]a television show for "Black Talk", a weekly television show
[19916]which appears on Channel 7, Detroit, every Sunday at 3:00
[19917]p.em., with issues of interest to the black community. This
[19918]show was televised on October 18, 1970, and participants
[19919]primarily discussed and expressed their versions of the raids
[19920]- on BPP Offices in Philadelphia and New Orleans.
[19922]DE T-1 a
[19923]October 19, 1970
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[19941]BEVERLIN OWELL, financial secretary, Illinois
[19943]Chapter BPP, arrived in Detroit on November 15, 1970, where
[19945]she conferred with CHARLES HOLT, second in comnand, Detroit
[19947]nccr® regarding the possibility of borrowing busses for the
[19949]use of Chicago in going to the Constitutional Convention
[19951]in Washington, D.C., however, none were available,
[19953]DE T-1
[19954]November 20, 1970
[19956]JOHN BENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, arrived in
[19957]Detroit, Friday, December 11, 1970, and left Sunday, December
[19958]13, 1970, returning to Philadelphia. He apparently came to
[19959]Detroit to see LINDA WARNSLEY, one of the Detroit 16 recently |
[19960]released from jail as he did not do anything else while in
[19961]Detroit. ‘
[19963]DE T-1
[19964]December 14, 1970
[19966]F. Publications
[19967]1. Distribution of "The Black Panther" newspaper
[19968]The following copies of "The Black Panther"
[19970]newspaper were received by the Detroit NCCF from National
[19971]Distribution, 1336 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, California:
[19973]Number Issue date
[19975]10,000 sully 4, 1970 .
[19977]7,000 . , July 11, 1970
[19979]7,000 ° July 18, 1970
[19981]12,000 July 25, 1970
[19982]DE T-1
[19984]July 20, 1970
[19986]NCCF members are required to sell 150 copies of
[19987]“the Black Panther" each day.
[19989]~ DE T-1_
[19990]August 6,>+1970
[19992]The newspapers dated August 1, 1970, were refused
[19993]. by the NCCF in view of the fact that the airline was unable .
[19994]to locate them until it was time for the NCCF to pick up
[19995]the papers dated August 6, 1970, -
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[20002]Number Issue Date
[20003]9,600 August 6, 1970
[20004]15,000 August 14, 1970
[20005]10,000 August 24, 1970
[20006]15,000 August 29, 1970
[20008]“DE TL
[20009]August, 1970
[20011]The Detroit NCCP did not pay their newspaper
[20012]bill during September, 1970.
[20014]| be tt
[20015]: September 30, 1970
[20016]| Number . Issue Date ~
[20017]4, 200 . October 3, 1970
[20018]3,000 ‘October 10, 1970
[20019]4,000 4 October 17, 1970
[20020]5,000 October 24, 1970
[20021]20,000 ; October 31, 1970
[20022]DE T.1.
[20023]October, 1970
[20024]13,000 “November 7, 1970
[20025]15,000 November 14, 1970
[20026]14,000 November 21, 1970
[20027]14,000 November 28, 1970
[20028]‘ DE Tl - .
[20029]November, 1970
[20030]Nene , December 5, 1970
[20031]2,400 December 12, 1970
[20032]2,000 December 19, 1970
[20033]7,400 December 26, 1970
[20034]DE T-1 °
[20036]December, 1970
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[20042]DE 157-3075.
[20044]2. Local Publications
[20046]The following articles were published by the
[20047]Detroit NCCF:
[20049]"Fascist Pigs of Highland Park"
[20051]"Free People's Picnic"
[20053]“Why Should We Re-write the Constitution of the U.S.?"
[20054]"Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention"
[20055]"Press Release"
[20057]"Press Statement"
[20059]"Registration Form - Revolutionary People's Plenary
[20062]“That's Why I'il Die"
[20064]Article on Self-Defense Groups
[20066]"Essays From the Minister of Defense, Huey Wewton"
[20067]“Pree Revolutionary Movie"
[20069]"Support the Childrens Free Breakfast Program"
[20070]"Donate and Support the Children's Free Breakfast"
[20071]"Free Busing to Prison Program"
[20073]“Organizing Self-Defense Groups"
[20075]"Press Release"
[20077]Letter regarding the Free Breakfast Program
[20078]"Organizing Se1£-Defense Groups, Part 3" .
[20080]/ "Free the Detroit Panthers" .
[20082]"The Prisons and Jails are Filled with Political
[20084]Prisoners"
[20086]"Fund Raising Rally"
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[20093]DE 157-3075
[20095]“Pree the Detroit 15"
[20096]Newspaper article from "The Black Panther"
[20098]; titled "Out With the Old Fascists, in
[20100]- _ with the New". :
[20102]"Revolutionary Peoples Constitutional Convention"
[20104]"Black Policemen" '
[20106]"Community sews" . -
[20108]"At This time We Must Not Fail Angela"
[20110]"Pree the Detroit 16" .
[20112]Poem regarding President Nixon
[20114]The above leaflets were furnished July, 1970
[20116]through December, 1970, by DE T-1, DE T-3, DE T~23, and
[20117]DE T~24,.
[20119]ar
[20122]LLL T
[20124]* PEER : : one PSMA ANE PED enna whe
[20125]ier islry & Laufor: anatio a ® ce
[20126]Dejysoh Notiowal Covnmal a $é
[20128]To C Qty \acct Fa SCISy
[20129]Qa Trdiawdele BES983G6
[20130]1108 YY ack §Q13854
[20132]SAE ROE EE EARS IR DTS eT TEI
[20134]ACI ST PIGS OF.
[20136]t
[20138]Jerome Lawlah was shot and killed on’ duly 10 by. this racist owner of the
[20142]Kozy Korner Bar’ in Highland Park. This brother was killed in cole blood because,
[20143]he was black. The racist bar owner was taken down to the pig station’ where he
[20145]Was charged with first degree nurder which was later dropped to 2nd | Pe,
[20147]degree murder. The brothers and sisters in Highland Park couldn't relate to this”
[20149]turder of this brother and nothing seing done about “ite The brothers and sisters
[20150]had protested at the bar. The peovle of Highland Park were witnesses tothe un.
[20152]justful laws “used by the pists for. their unjust ect.” Saturday evening tae var.
[20154]. q -
[20155]was burned down. This was an open opportunity for the pig Fayor. of. Highland | Par PH.
[20157]Blackwell to call in the gestavo pig force into “the Commund ty These pigs Were.
[20159]carrying weapons in our community that ere use din coubat in Vietnam. There, was,
[20161]an illegei curfew put on in Hishland Park by this pig Hayor to try to control,
[20162]the tension of the Co cmmunity. This low-lifed pis Mayor had the nerve enough to
[20165]sake a statement saying that the peovle of ihe comrsmity goto their hemes and
[20167]det the local pig force devariment handle ‘the problems. These pig's came in the
[20169]comaunity with biocd in their eyes and the power of the gun. The inhutan pig's
[20171]Bho call theiselves protectors of Liberty, are nothing but facists outlaws who
[20172]patrol our comauns vy Looking Zor trothers ana sisters to rip ‘off in the name of
[20174]jaw and order.
[20176]About 1590 bloods were arrested on trumped up charges. Tne brothers and sisters
[20178]were told to get off the streets or be shot. Ve as Black People must r side we
[20180]_ NM 882R6 Ppeiia2S89o74 Pagman3
[20182]tH ot NOM AA ten.
[20184]Bere ermesre pe
[20187]| Government is tHe largest facist force there is. And the Black Panther Party is
[20191]” the community of Highland Park. They were beaten and kidnapped off the streets
[20193]” to try and destroy the Party. But the Black Panther Party is strong. It is strong
[20195]‘Black Panther Party is relating the real, deal’ about this foul system. How these.
[20197]Highland Park is tl ame community where little Da ge Sinith was shot down .
[20199]by these racist pigs. trAlPopre of this community 8 are x to stand still
[20201]and-see another little Danny Smith get shot down. . . w rn 7
[20202]Some of the brothers and sisters who are members of the. N.C.C.F. were victims
[20204]of pig harrassment. these vrothers and sisters were relating to the people in
[20206]of Babylon. this is the plot and plan of the facists to try to exterminate the
[20208]Black Panther Party. The pig's are openly ‘making statements on radio and T.V.
[20210]because it's ‘the peoples party. After the statement was made by Pig Ma layor Black-
[20212]well, J. Hog-Head Hoover made a statement about the Black Panther Party being the
[20214]most dangerous and violent organization.in. the country. This pig imows that the .
[20216]pig -forces are carrying out the orders of fascism against the American People in,
[20218]general and Black People in particular. . J..Hog Head Hoover knows he is a pig
[20220]and a pig is'a pig is a pig. Right Ont! nr’
[20221]The lying politicians runs this cold game on the people that ‘the U. 8. Govern
[20223]ment is existing for the benefit of the people. Tne real deal is that the U.S.-
[20225]hip to the game these low-lifed pigs are trying to run down. So there is no way
[20227]out for these pigs. , Sete. ,
[20229]SEIZE THE TIME..BEFORE TIME SEIZES YOU
[20230]ALL POWER FO THs PHOPLE
[20231]DETROIT N.C.C.P.
[20234]Pee ae Park} o -
[20235]“RG: Dew Sheet’: .
[20237]AL Dernier Used “For.
[20239]Paice Pasowens Defense fool,
[20240]a RED . | Fra~polD
[20242]& a . Coon StrtotonAL Coomsenton’
[20243]oo (
[20245]; __ / Bg “Nas
[20246]& ai Spowsoneea by — W.C.C.F. a
[20249]12847 ee trois |
[20250]En ker SAIN rmye.tok —— Los yeARy WIRES
[20251], NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 335
[20256]East x) Ministry of Infor.
[20258]Detreit, WO ini: stry 0
[20260]. f Information
[20261]. 1370 Besten Road 12247 Lid Street .
[20262]Bronx, F.Y. 11212 Detroit Michigan
[20263](orp) 72 eor-sone _ or call this nunber
[20264]. ” 92134 Info. Center #2
[20265]+ WHY SHOULD WE VOTO? Qk THE UNITED STATES .
[20267]wre Constit ution of the U
[20269]2
[20271]hes
[20273]ideals enshrined within it. When
[20275]U.S.A. dcery not ond never protected our people or
[20277]guaranteed to us those lefty the Constitution was
[20279]first acopted vie wore held as slaves. We were helé in slavery under tho
[20281]constitution.
[20283]' We have suffered every form of indignity and imzosition under the Constitution, fram
[20285]H ecomic exploitation, political subjugstion to physicel
[20287]that there is
[20289]extermination.
[20291]Zu something
[20293], We need no 7 urther evidence ywrong with the Constitution
[20294]' -of the United States of America. Ve have had our Euren Rights denied and violated ner-
[20295]a. As
[20297]neither the Zqual Protection of the levs nor Due Process of law.
[20299]& people, we have rec—
[20301]‘2
[20303]etugliy under this Constitutien-- *orhmndredés of year
[20304]eived Shere Human :
[20305]being daily violated there is denial of Due Process cf Lew end there is no
[20306]“he Constitution of the United States
[20307]Rights, nor our Social Rights. It
[20308]Boman Right, the right to LIVE! .
[20310]pigs here in fascist Amzrica are using their power to repress the masses of
[20312]Eights are
[20314]Pauel Protection of the Lew. soxvs not guarantee
[20316]and protect our Economic Rights, or our Political &
[20318]does not even guarentee snd protect ‘our most basic
[20320]poor oppressed people. The oppressor makes the Isws and then turns these
[20322]Vane en
[20323]eeonrres
[20325]aseee sore teccice
[20327]‘the maosen of SPPTIGIIG Pecyace
[20328]Such as the un-
[20329]that the
[20331]oki, ainaste the Slack Community.
[20332]the We all learned then
[20333]24
[20335]the “euthority to impose curfews, on June 12,1970 Kayor Blackwell
[20337]authorized izmosing of curfew by RSOLEG,
[20339]eyer goes not have
[20341]at these unanthocize
[20343]: of Highland Par’ ed curfers, in
[20344]this illegal curfew.
[20346]PSON. wt
[20347]Lic
[20349]imposed another of which black people
[20351]were beoten, gused, ‘shot, ¢ errested , for Violation, of
[20353]dune 28,1970 Red, Lavronce White, and Michael Arde
[20355]fired upon, arrestedy end incarcerated by the Detreit Police Department, and heid for
[20357]75,0C0 dollars renson aplece . Thess brothers are in Jail today because they chose
[20359]i . to cefend themselves when attacked, rather than accepting their own aurder in, the
[20360]nene of so-ca’ dea lew and oxdéer,-
[20361]June 17, 1970 Hrs. He Clure ane her two sonS Melix and, William Mc Clure, and
[20362]Zoumy ward were for no other vr: .than geéneral harassment stopred,“harassea
[20364]son other
[20365]h.
[20367]£2.
[20368]vicously beater, arrested, cné charged with sisting and obstructing justice, etter
[20372]Ww
[20374]2AX;
[20376]re
[20378]which they were also incarcerated. . ° a
[20380]that to
[20384]"hese are only 2 very few of the incidents <¢ Wiace in the oppressed con-~
[20386]munities throvgh owt the United States of America, under the existing constitution
[20388]of the United Stotes.
[20390]1
[20392]ke thersfore cxll fer a Hevolutionsry 3 Pe ople's Constitu tional Convention, to he
[20394]convened by the Americen pedble, to write a new Constitut tion that will guarentee and
[20396]deliver to every American Citizen the inviolable Humin Right to Life, Liberty, and
[20398]the Pursuit of Happiness! :
[20400]ALL POWER {6 THE PEOPLE
[20402]: a an .. DEATH “C ALL Pics .
[20403]. * "DETROIT N.O.C.%.
[20404]NW 882796 Docld:32989574 Page 336
[20407]\ AVS Ee corn an Lt AG To ra)
[20409]& peat Maticoet Lay war ie
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[20414]Fa GS Vi cet & SA&BGQSY
[20415]tee fame RIOTS ., hairiest,
[20419]' - REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE .
[20420]CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERE NCE
[20422]1.‘ Revolutionary Peoples Planning Sessicn, August 8! and 9%, Weshington D.C. The,
[20423]purpose of this session is to construct, and organize the plenary session and to
[20424]pool resources for the event.
[20425]Ae Establishing machinery to provide ‘for the following:
[20426]1. A place for the plenary session in Philadelphia.
[20427]2. Housing transportation, and food.
[20428]Be Communications.
[20429]- 4, Information. oo : . ad
[20430]5. Funes. © a . oo so
[20431]3. Inplenentetion of Constitutional Cenvention Information Center ( to be helé on
[20432]national levels) Tentatively the role of the Constitutional Convention Information
[20433]Center will be to organize and educate around the plenary sessicn 2nd the Revolu-
[20434]tionary Peoples Constitutional Convention. This wilt include the Gistribution of in-
[20435]. formation end the coordination of efforts to get yveople to. come to the plenary
[20436]session and the Constitutional Convention. _ ., :
[20437]2. Revolutionary People's Plenary SeSsion (Sept. 5-7, 1970); :
[20438]The purpose of the Kevolutionary Peoples Ficucsy Sesoich 16 to bring 222 yre-
[20439]gressive forces together for the Revolutionary’ : . .
[20440]Peoples Constitutional Convention, jay the tases ahd organize the structure for a
[20441]Revolutionary: Peoples Constitutional Conventicn, which will convene on November
[20442]4, 1970, at a plece to be announced in the near future. -
[20443]The plenary session will be the first step towards 4 constitution that will
[20445]guarantee us the right to life, Lavert ty, and the persuit of happiness; a consitution
[20446]that has respect for the people, a constitution that serves the people instead of a
[20447]sonstitution that serves the rvling class.
[20449]i ’ The plenary session will lay the groundwork for a true people's constitution.
[20450]‘& constitution that tekes into acccunt the ethnic and pluralistic nature of this
[20451]" soedety, and that guerantees proportional representation to all of its people in a
[20452]"society free of the exploitation of man by man. _
[20453]“Be the Revolutionary People's Ccnstituticnal Convention will be on November 4,70.
[20454]i The lecation agenda, in particular, for the Kev volutionary People's Constitutional
[20456]_vonvention will be decided at the plenary session.
[20458]we tty . as -
[20460]The locations of .- Revolutionary People's Planning Session, August 8% and 9%
[20462]ans 456) -
[20464], in Washington, D.C., and the revciutionary Pecples Plenary Session, September 5-7, °
[20466]2 will be given in later Progress Keportss : . . °
[20468]sy FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 7 . aa
[20469]BLACK PANTHER PARTY :
[20471]3 Rational Rerdquartesay eo
[20473].
[20475]Wash., D.C., Ministry of Information
[20476]2327 18 Street, NeW. ws tt
[20477]t . .
[20479]Washington, D.C. 20009 ‘ : . i
[20480](202) 265-4418- 19° rn
[20482]he
[20484]Fe “Cakland, Cali for $
[20487]oe _ &
[20489]FRESS RELEASE
[20491]Gi JULY 15, 1970 FBI CHIEY J. LDGAR HOOVER ISSUED A STATEMENT CALLING THE
[20492]=-P.P. THE GREATEST THREAT TO THE NATIQNAL SECURITY OF AMERICA; IN THE HISTORY
[20493]CP THE NATION DAYS AFTER THIS STATEMENT MEMBERS OF 48 DETROIT POLICE DEPART-
[20494]. VENT VICIOUSLY ATTACKED THREE MEMBERS OF THE N.C.C.F. HERE.
[20495]MALIK AND WILLIAM McCLURE AND TOMMY WARD WERE HELPING 10 PAINT TRE HOME
[20496]. OF HBS. EARLENE NcCLURE (MOTHER OF HALIK AND WILLIAM). WHEN THEY RAN OUT OF
[20497]PAINT MALIK AND WILLIAM VOLUNTEERSD 10 GET MORE. THEY WERE THREE DCORS FROM
[20498]TEE HOUSE VHEN 50 STORMTROOPERS STOPPED THEM AND DEMANDED A CAR REGISTRATION.
[20499]WHEI THIS WAS PRODUCED THEY COMPLAINED THAT IT WAS UNCLEAR AND SAID THAT THE
[20500]SCTHERS WERE LYING. THIS WAS BNOUGH FOR TREX 10 HAND CUFF THE BROTHERS. “”
[20501]THE TWO BROTHERS TRYED TO CLARIFY THE ISSUE, AND WERE HIT IN THE HEAD
[20502]SITR GUNS AND CLUBS. BY THIS TIME MRS. McCLURE AND TOMMY HAD COME CUT OF THE
[20503]HOUSE. WHEN TOMMY GAME OUT ON THE PORCH, THE RACIST DOGS TURNED CN HIM. MRS.”
[20504]HoCLURE WAS ATTACKED WHEN SHE WENT OVER TO FIND OUT WHAT KAS HAPPENING 70.
[20505]HER SONS.
[20506]MRS. McCLURE, MALIK, ICMMY AND WILLIAM PROTNCTED THEMSELVES AS BEST THEY
[20507]COULD BUT ALL WERE BRUTALLY BEATEN. MALIK SUEFERED SEVERE HEAD WOUNDS, INTESNAL
[20508]SLEEDING AND BRUISES OVER THE FACE AND UPPER PART OF HIS BODY. TOMMY SUFFERED
[20509]. UNUCGNCIOUSNESS, BRUISES ON THE PACE AND BRAD, HE HAS FOUR S@ICHES. WILLIAM AND
[20510]SIS MOTHER RECEIVED CUTS AND LACERATIONS.
[20512]ALL THREE BKOTHERS WERE CHARGED WITH RESISTING ARREST, AND OBSTRUCTION OF
[20513]NCUSPICE" AND RELEASED ON $500.00 BONDS. WE RECOGNIZE THIS MOST RECENT ACT OF
[20514]= ‘ALTTY AS AN INTRICATE PART OF THE PREPLANNED ATTENPT {TO DESTROY TES ELACK
[20515][HER PARTY AND T4S ORGANIZATIONAL BUREAUS. FRED HAMPTON SAUD IN 1969, ‘THAT
[20516]YOU Cali KILL A REVOLUTIONARY BUT, YOU CAN'? KILL THE REVOLUTION. WE WILL co
[20517]TINUE TO RESIST THE GENOCIDAL POLICYS OF THIS CORRUPT SYST=M. WE WILL KOT STOP
[20518]:EADING HUNGRY CHILDREN OR PROVIDING CLOTHING FOR OUR PEOPLE. THE MURDERES oF
[20519]AHERICA KNOW THAT WE ARE TRYING TO ESYASLISH A FREE MEDICAL CLINIC IN DETROIT
[20520]AND THEY THINK THEY CAN STOP US WITH THEIR FOUL ACTS. OUR ANSWER TO THESE AT-
[20521]TACKS ARE THE SAME- WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END 10 POLICE BRUTALITY AND MURDER OR
[20522]THES RACIST DOG POLICEMEN WILL FACE THE WRATH OF AN ARMED PROPLE.
[20526]ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
[20530]1
[20532]ae a
[20533]4
[20534]t
[20536]2
[20538]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 338
[20541]. . . eee tree
[20542]ww -o- 20 ora
[20546]PRESS STATEMENT tae
[20548]. SINCE FBI CRIEF J. EDJAR HCOVER ISSUED A STATEMENT CN JULY 15, 1970 CALLING.-
[20549]THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY SHE GREATEST TH
[20550]IN THE HISYORY OF THE UNIZED STATES, i
[20552]SECURITY OF ANERICA;
[20553]i TO LIQUIPATE THE BLACK
[20555]PANTEER PARTY BY HURDGR, JUPRISCHHENT, AND rRANE ~ UPS. .
[20556]AUGUST 1.0, 1970 TONY KOEMAN, ROBERT SHITH, ROUNLE IRVIN, DELPHINE Me RAY, ARD
[20557]TEDDY ROBERTSChH ALL MEMBERS OF THS N.C.C.F., WERKE VICLOUSLY 4TTACKED, AND PRUTALLY .
[20559]“BEATIN, BY MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT POLICE DEPARINERT. THE EXCUSE USED THIS TINE BY _
[20560]THE D.P.D. 70 SO CALLED JUSTIFY SHE ATTACK, STEMNED FROM AN! ACCUSATION MADE BY THE
[20562]OFFICER CN THE BEAT AY THE CORNERS OF STATS AND RCOLZARD, THAT LINDA LAURA: ALSO A
[20564]. MEMBER OF THE N.C.C.F. .. HaD THROGH SOME PAPER ONTC T Ey SIDEWALK. LINDA GOLD HIM‘ .
[20565]THAT SHS HAD NOT, THE CFFICER SAID "EITHER PICK UP THE PAPER OR T'LL GIVES YOU A
[20567]” -PICKED FOR LITTERING" THET
[20568]SISTER. 30 STORHTRCCFERS Ai
[20569]ROBERT, AND DELPHINS, ALONG
[20571]HE RADIOED FOR REGHFORCIMEN? AND PROCEZDED TO ARREST THE
[20572]ZED THS CALL FO ARREST ONZ SISTER. TONY, THdY, RouATE,
[20573]WITH OTHER PECELE WENT GVER TO FIND OUT JUST WUAT WAS
[20574]GOING CN, ARTER FINDING OUT THEY BEGAN TO RELATE 7O THE PEOPLE AROUND CREM OF THE
[20575]INJUSTICE TAKING ‘PLACE, THE SUORNTRCOPERS TMEDIATLY ATTACKED. Tt BEATING THEM
[20577]WITH THEIR FISTS, BILLY CLUBS, BLAGK JAGYS, £5 WUEY FELL TID DEATIN ot
[20579]TERE Tins DiaTanG Cini iia
[20581]‘HEY WERE SYCHPED aND KICKED, NEARLY URC
[20583]WSICUS. THESE BROTHERS AND SISTERS
[20585]PROTECTRD THMISELVES AS BES? THEY COULD, BUT ALL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF LIA WERE
[20587]TAKEN TO THE lst PRECINCT APTER REACRING THE Ist PRECINCT ROWIZ WAS AGATN BANDER,
[20588]ALL VIVE WERE THROWN INTO CELLS AND NOE EIFORMSD OF THETR CHARGES, TONY AND
[20590]EDDY WERE HOSPITALIZED WITE CUTS AND BRUISES, RECEIVED DURING THE BEATING, TEDDY
[20592]PECIEVED 13 STICHES TO THE HEAD AND RIGHT “HAND, TONY BAS A POSSIBLE CONCUSSION.
[20593]WE RSALIZE THAT THIS ACT OF ASSRESSICH ESATNS? THESE MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT
[20595]N.C.C.F. IS PAR? AND PARCEL CF J. EDGAR ROOVERS" PREPLANNED LIQUIDATION OF
[20597]ELACY. PANTHER PARTY BY ANY BOATS NECESSARY. THEY BELIEVE THA’ THESE ATTACKS WiLL
[20599]DISCOURAGE USE IN OUR RUGGLES FOR LIBERATICN, BUT we WILL NO? BE DISCOURAGED. It
[20601]ONLY SHOWS NORE CLEARLY CHST CUR STRUGGLE IS duS? AND VERY NECESSARY. .
[20602]AS #7 OF TIS BLACK PANTHER FARTY PLATFCRM AND PYOGRAM STATES: "WE WANT AN
[20604]IMMEDIATE END 106 POLICE BRUTALISY AND MURDER CF BLACK PSCPLZ. :
[20606]oe
[20608]ALL POWER TO THE PHOPLE
[20609]DETROIT N.C.C.F.
[20612]— Cid
[20613]7 ci mo peeromn RQ ite forte ae scary a . .
[20614]: my De tae PEALE Sel a teed ' :
[20615]: aie for .uPRESENTATIVES oihDivin GALS for the :
[20616]‘ i p oe ty Etats meee occ PUA Ghee pins pipe em e mn
[20617]WF REVOLUTICRaARY PEOVER PLENARY GEDCHOf
[20618]i nd an ooo to Sykin ~ :
[20619]a TEMPLE UNIVERSITY GYRMNASIUAI
[20620]| Hi McGOMGLE HALL
[20621]‘ a BROAD &MONTOOMERY SYNE PRILACEL SPONGY EVARIA ‘
[20622]t 4
[20623]F R MIR REERITED Ren? FOP ©
[20624]E SEPTEMBER §<7,1970
[20625]1 re . - .
[20627]\ : UNLESS OTHERWISE ROTIFLED OF CHANGE: thet
[20628]™ ; CHECK-IN CENTER IS -----~ Church of the Advocate : a
[20629]. wae - 8th & Diamond Streets
[20630]| Philadelphia, Pa.
[20631]| CHECK-IN TIME STARTS ---~ Friday; September 4th at 12 Hoon
[20632]i’ . . thru Saturday, September 5th, 4 Ft
[20633]poo. . 7
[20634]‘ PLENARY SESSION STARTS -- Saturday evening, September Sth at 7 Tr
[20635]We suggest to all‘people, representatives and parties of crgeaniza~
[20636]tions to arrive early as possible starting Friday, September 4th,
[20637]12 noon so that evéryone can be properly aseisted in gerking
[20638]housing and other necessary information that many thousands will .
[20639]need to know for the duration of the Plenary Session. .
[20640](ut along this line and wail this section of the Registration) .
[20641]~ a Please check all appropriate squares: .
[20642]4 pprop q .
[20643]‘4 I AM COMING TO THE REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S rixnany sresies, :
[20644]Fe I WILL ROT NEED HOUSING ARRANCEMEHTS. | : . . i
[20645]: or BS { WILL REED HOUSING ARRANGENENTS. |
[20646]3}
[20648]|X WILL NOT NEED TRANSroNSATTON. [12 WILL WEED TRANSPORTATION
[20649]3 ant .
[20651]OT MEMOEDO OF IW OOQAMYoATTON UOTET AT
[20653]ms WOULD LIKE TO ESTABLISH A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION INFORMATION
[20654]CENTER IN HY AREA. (If this is for an organization, please send
[20655]name, address and other pertinent particulars.) .
[20656]PLEASE SEND REGISTRATION BLANKS, INFORMATION ETC., SO THAT TI MAY :
[20657]AIP THE PLENARY, SESSION BY DUPLICATING AND DISTRIBUTING MATERIALS ,
[20658]LEAFLETS, POSTERS, BUMPER STICKERS, ETC. - .
[20660].
[20661]pire aah d
[20666]a
[20668]a
[20670]i
[20672]j
[20676]. . 7 . ;
[20678]., 2 WILL ENCLOSE $ TO HELP WITH TRE COST OF THE PLENARY SESSION. I
[20679]PERERA ARIE RERER HIRE RRR RERER EARS ER EARL RS IRE RITTER EEE EIA EEL HR IRIE EER BRIERE
[20681]|
[20685]S
[20687]oh
[20689]NAME
[20691]STREET ADDRESS :
[20692]{ 4 ciry _ ____ STATE “2rP
[20693]: i "ROME PHONE ____ORGANT2._ Not oRGANTZ. =
[20694]- a PHONE (FOR'ORG.) =~ -ADDRESS_- so ope eee 3
[20695]! CITY _ _STATE . :
[20697]RRRERREEERERE SER ERER REESE REAR ER FREER RARER EERE RREERERRER ER RERERER IIE REA EE EERE ERRERE REESE |
[20698]. ¢
[20700]The REVOLUTIONARY PEGPLE'S CONSTITUTIGNAL CONVENTION is b
[20701]PROJECTED to NOVEIRIBER 4.7970 (ELECTI
[20703]LOCATION and PLANS will be DEVELOPED at the PLENARY SESSION
[20704]MALL THIS REGISTRATION FORM TO: :
[20706]See,
[20708]BATS Sra dete 8s VALE!
[20710]v
[20714]Saree aeraloemec heer?
[20717]= Western Regional Headquarters Midwest Regional Headquarters
[20718]3 Navional Headquarters - Ministry of Information Illinois Chapter
[20719]py, 1648 Peralta Sirewi - UW. Sakland, Caldfornia 2350 w. d#iadison - Chicago, lilinous
[20720]i (415) 465-5047/43/49 . . (312) 738-0778/779 “
[20721]| Northease Regienal Headquarters » Southern Regional Headquarters,
[20722]—_— is Fast, Coast Ministry of information | . Ministry of Information
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[20724]‘| (212) 328-9911/9009 :
[20726]ergo:
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[20733]NW S8296 Docki32909574 Page-340 : = :
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[20737]ee ante Mie ab gtd -LosiSTRY OF. INFORMATION :
[20739]: wets wit Cw satis oo. H.C. C.F. DETROIT
[20740]| renion O.: “12847 14th ST. Z
[20741]gt eee bE pee gee. , 669-1058 ds
[20743]bo THESE “ARE THE SAME TANKS THAT. OCCUPIED THE BLA CK.
[20744]“t..COMMUNITY IN DETROIT IN 1967. AND THEY ARE. THE SAME:
[20745]sac. TANKS THAT WILL ATTEMPT. TO OCCURY. THE COMMUNITY:
[20747]dt, 49708 :
[20749]ent - au oe oy Bond pees wae tee
[20750]eee ~ TA ASHE Sta
[20752]voeaeseea os > THATS “WHY: TLL. ‘DIE:
[20754]vie Hi ONS OW FA.9T wet
[20756]I was born S tember s Gi2—-a baby--a boy-—a_ slave. - I died sonetine in August,
[20758]1970--an ex-slave--2, “Fevolutionary. . oe wiles ce spe agte aft x fa fees -
[20763]. v
[20765]Hy naie-is Michael D. and as much-as J dig-life,.as ‘much as “I want.to, be with
[20766]my family, my three children; Eric, Damon-and Oneke and everyone I-love, my mother-~ :
[20767]just everyone, “but I think that the time has come when the price for struggling age.
[20768]ainst this murderous, fascist Sovernnens and all. its repressive forces and lackey
[20769]running cogs, has to be paids tN le Tee ete eat tt. ots Rice se et
[20770]The eminence of death has been with me since ‘I joined the Black Panther Party
[20771]in September 1968, but it has never been’as strong as it is now.-It seems as though
[20772]ell that my mind is turned to new is how to-die like a man. Hy sons and ay daughter
[20773]an@ my people deserve nothing less: My ‘only regret is that I wish I would have worked
[20774]harder and been able to sce with sy own eyes, the people rising like a mighty storm
[20775]with guns--with guns fox self-cefense in their hands. 262! c.f tule fen. oF tte
[20776]“I have already tasted the fruits of socialies within ,the ranks of the Party. ‘tt
[20777]is a good taste. I have seen niggas from off the street become educated and given a
[20778]socialist consciousness. Those who once stole and Lied and cheated and robbed, and
[20779]‘pimped and sold dope to black people now sharing and: doing without to make sure hia
[20780]or her comrade had some..Niegas excepting someone elses child as their own. Nig Geass
[20781]‘who like myself, lived only for -themselves, now ready to give their nost precious
[20783]- Jewels to the people--their lives. - te feet hie ew ete Ve Te tt.
[20784]ae . ; . .
[20788]37989574 Page 344. “Eo,
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[20796]" goday is Kagust 2, 1970. . am in the city ‘of Detroit, -oriny with the N.C.C,7.
[20797]here. A lot of us will be dead soon——very soon. The chief of Pigs in this city~-
[20798]Eurphy has conspired with the head of the F.B.I.,' J. Rdgar Hoover (Pig) to attack
[20799]and destroy the members of the H.C.C.F. here. At this very mogent the 10th precinct
[20801]>» - is and hes been for two weeks: stock piling weapons, and when I say weapons, I mean
[20802]tanks and half tracks and.all the convent: tional weapons of modern warfare to attack
[20803]what they call the "Panther Complex"-~not office but complex. They (the ‘pi gs) have
[20804]been trying hard to create an incident. First the news media comes out with a- ‘lie
[20805]that we have over 200 weapons and over 100,000 rounds of ammunition ‘at this’ office
[20806]1 alone. This statement was made & week after a minor rebellion went down ‘In an area
[20807]knowm as Highland Park where the. Mayor stated after occupying the coamunity, shoot-
[20808]ing and- ‘beating Black people—"L don"t imow why the Black Panthers want to pick on
[20809]my little city." When in actuality it was the people responding to the racist mur-
[20810]oa ders of people at. the Kozy Korner Bar. The brother was skot. after. am argument ensued,
[20811]| _because the brother san" have’ the money for a drink. “he brother was Black--the
[20812]i curderer was White--the brother was unarmed. The people! & response wag; the bar was
[20813]immediately burnt down and niggas bit the streets. The Panthers were the scapegoat.’
[20817]then we went into the area to educate the people to the pigs tactics we were immed-
[20818]jiately arrested. .
[20820], -
[20822]About four days ago the 3 people around the office ‘there on Indiandale bung’ ‘pos
[20823]ters and vhen the pigs attempted to tear them down they were run away. Then ‘the people
[20824]:, got really uptight and began saying that this is their community, and they have a
[20825]| right to do what they want to do. So they changed the street from Indiandale & Lith
[20826]‘ to Panther, Ave. and Free Red. They sang revolutionary’ songs and rapped about how they.
[20827]-, would like things to be for everybody. The following morning a pig was shot at, try-'
[20828]‘ sg to sneak up and pull down the sign. The N.C.C.F. was blamed immediately, a few -+
[20829]i; hours later a channel 50 news car was fired on in the same neighborhood, again the-
[20830]?' W.e.c.7. was blamed -- immediately the area was surrounded by pigs of the 10th pre- :
[20831]“cinct. They did this without permission from Pig Chief Murphy. They were about to
[20832]attack when, orders” cane and they were ‘instructed not to make a move because they were ,
[20833]4 not equipped to handle the situation. That they were in reality about to be ‘barbequed
[20834]because it just so happens that the people here relate to the Black Panther Party
[20835]and Bt vould be impossible to move on us “without moving on >the whole-Weet Sidé.*thatts”
[20836]why. tthe 10th Precinct right now has tanks and halt tracks and 50 cal. machine guns--.
[20837]ji to Kid niggas. That's why today August 2nd, pigs have been going door to door tell~.
[20838], ing people where to lay in’ their house when the attack comes. They also stated that.
[20839]af they were to come ont on the street that they would be killed. a
[20840]So this is no joke, this is far in the trueet sense of the word. “This, is khe
[20841]Eighest form of politics. We want freedom——they want blood. I say they can have nine,
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[20854]ny) @ 6
[20856]I guess I won't see my uc’ er off "Li! Bra" any more ov Faria, ov, Kathy or Ora-~
[20858]ne women wost close to my heart. Jr urink no more wine with F..., o1 goat cursed out
[20860]y Lendon and Big Bob, the two niggas t learned the Host from. ce
[20862]411 because they have people that have no respect for the needs and desires of
[20864]he suss93 of people. Because they would rather “ili and oppress rather than share
[20866]J
[20867]st
[20870]re vast wealth that this planet possesses. Because they eppode all that is pro-
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[20875]; We must die. Eldridge is in exile--but he's coming heme, Huey was in jeil-~
[20877]S.
[20878]ut hele howe, Bobby is in jail facing the electric chair but he's ccming home,
[20880]andon and Rory and countless other prisoners of war will be tacl —richt here on the
[20881]treete~~niggzas will be free and that is a fact that the reactionary pig forces
[20883]on't want to relate toe. Niggas will have the nover to determine their own ‘destiny
[20885]nd that's what I'm fighting for and that's why I'll die. © = ~ :
[20887]“MLL POWER TO PHS PROFLE
[20888]. " DEATH TO THE FASCIST PIGS! -
[20889]H.C.C.F. DEEROIT MICHIGAN -
[20890]MICHAEL D2 0
[20892]Each o US must be -
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[20894]@ hurideed.
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[20904]. : 7 MINISTRY CF INFORMATION
[20906]. - H.C.G.P. SETSOTE ©
[20907]. 12847 Lita St.
[20908]a . &69~1058
[20909]PART 1 - . = :
[20911]in organizing self-defense sreups 4b | -
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[20913]‘ this stage of the struggle the most wed .
[20914]tion is waoether or not --
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[20933]~ She wee > el > T s Ene - Fit: Ke! Ae a 3 .
[20935]eee re doing io the might thing to do. at pigs have three things going for
[20936]she is deing is the right thing to co. 1 Communication
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[20949]Of a Sels-aerense EF _ ee . information
[20951]| or do not understand that the only way te ©. . . hoe
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[20959]put an end to brutality @ murcer is to or~
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[20965]erson is ever captured he or she . we
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[20993]omietion. So the first pricrity fer
[20995]i<GelZense group is to be arsed :
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[21186]Bue to the brainvashing done by TV,
[21187]movies, conics ect, there are a lot of
[21188]incorrect iceas about firearms that must *‘
[21189]be cleared up. The first thing to under-
[21190]stand is, there is no piece (gun) that
[21191]covers any anc all situations. Althcush
[21192]they show rics on TY and in the nevies
[21194]willing pecnle a block avay with a: snnbs
[21195]nose 38 (Pr
[21197]revolver, in reality this is rot
[21198]very practical and shouldn't even be att~
[21199]eapted unless you are an expert's expert.
[21200]‘From seeing to much Wyatt Earp and Mat —
[21201]» Dillon,too many people think that if they
[21202]- | have a hand gun either pistol or revolver
[21203]that they are ready for anything. Al2
[21204]jthat is necessary to give you a differ~
[21205]‘ent perspective is to examine the arna~
[21206]ment of the pigs that cceupy our Black -’
[21207]Communities anywherd in Babylon. When
[21208]you do that you will discover that most
[21209]pig cars have at Least oné .12 gauge pump
[21210]: or automatic shotgun, one or two semi~
[21211]automatic or automatic assault rifles, one
[21212]or two bolt action rifles with a scope
[21213]zcunted for snipping purposes, and of
[21214]tourse, the pigs have strapped on az
[21215]Least one handgun either an automatic
[21216]‘gistel or a revolver. In San Francisco,
[21217]the S.F. Tactical Squad members carry two
[21218]zanéguns, their standard service revolver
[21219]alus a second handgun which is their per=
[21220]-3sonal preference; in many cases an auto~
[21221]tatic pistol. So at this time let's
[21222]2xamine these three types of weapons; the
[21223], hotgun, the risle, and the handgun
[21227]sledge
[21229]»1Q Guace
[21231]: el2 GUAUGE SHOTGUN: the pigs use the
[21232]frotgun, either puzp or semi~automatic,
[21233]seaded with OO buckshot generally in
[21234]H q Zowd situeticns such as revellions. The
[21235]‘ sandard lead is nine (9) buckshot pellets
[21236]er nehell, however there is the magnum
[21237]gad of 12 pellets per shell. These magnum
[21238]soads are to be used only in nagum shot-
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[21254]The pigs also use slugs, 1 giant lee
[21255]the Berzeley pig dept.
[21256]had drawn up to attack Nationsl Headgua:
[21257]of the Black Panther Party, they intecd
[21258]to use slugs to knock the amour plate off
[21259]of our windews and to smock out the decors
[21261]This photogranh shows wnat slugs used by
[21263]it
[21265]Chicago pigs did to the steel plate on
[21266]the door of our office there.
[21268]There is also a
[21269]designed te be fined
[21271]tear gas shell now
[21273]Every Black home should have at laa
[21274]one .12 gauge shotgun to be ‘used to prot
[21275]the door. Use OO buckshot and. it wild fed
[21276]with any criminals trying to enter uniny
[21277]Cuban guerrilas used shotguns very succ2
[21278]fully in the revolutionary war led by Fi
[21279]Castro. They would sat uo ambushes close
[21280]to roads usually only a few feet away an
[21281]shotguns leaded with CO buck would hare
[21282]devastating efTect upon the occupants of
[21283]cars and/or trucks. ot :
[21285]“There is one thing about shotguns
[21286]that possibly can be viewed as in our fa
[21287]at this time, that is,that the barrel is.
[21288]snooth inside so it doesn't put any marks
[21289]on the pellets; therefore, the pigs csn
[21290]make an investigation based on otsetie
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[21303]Finally the age-old Ml~Garand
[21304]caliber 20-05. Very good, plenty of ty
[21305]around, neavy and accurate way ont, &
[21306]to get and plenty of ammo. around. Cr.
[21308]THE RIFLE: Tho bolt-action rifle in your pawn shors
[21309]«30-06 or .308 (7.52 Mi Nato) with a four national “geard
[21310](4) power scope (or better} mounted,is a units have thea 7
[21311]snipping weazon. A epee piece. This: _o™
[21312]virulent (deadly) combinetion is for one The W1-30 caliber carbine? Use i
[21313]purpose, and one purpose only~to fire CUB ., for target practice and raining »
[21314]Well placed shot. So each self-defense unit
[21315]needs cnly cne such weapon at this tines. oc Assault rifles are to be used in
[21316]There is nothing else to say about that. . fire fights, more commonly known 4s
[21317]. : : outs. People waging wars of liberatio:
[21318]_ The assault rifle is. either semi- around the world also use éscanlt rif
[21319]autosatic or preferable one that can be to annihilate (wise out) their enemy’
[21320]fired either semi-automatic or fully auto- jin ambushes and in counter attacks a
[21321]matic. The limit here is that posed by the ainst fascist military cutpost.—
[21322]‘ Limit of the enemy's arsenal. Here we will - . . .
[21323]4 discuss the most cowmon seen in our HANDGUNS: ‘There are two types,
[21324]communities carried by the geétago pig semi~automatic pistols and revolvers~
[21325]. ' forces. The eer caliber .223.is tbe semi- There are co many different brancs an
[21326]“| automatic civilian model called “sperting" calibers, I will only deal with what
[21327]model of t the M-1G used in Vietnaw. The M-16 consider .to te the best choices.
[21329]fires either semi-auto or fully aute. after
[21330]the lives of many brothers were lost in
[21331]Vietnas Because the weapon was new and un-
[21332]tested, it hes now been Se~buaged and is’
[21336]saasky rceiiatic cun sa ton all
[21337]military HaASes Boe ¢ ) pOLLcs arn
[21338]serais. The Mb pee Sf The public
[21339]ud marke* 2ad has been replaced by the AR~ 357 Hagnun revolver mate by eit
[21340]13 180 cal ateve «2256 The AR-180 a does not Colt ar Soith & Wessen. It he ies six
[21341]. ‘appear to be as good as the AN-15. How , ehots and with srnour plercing amo i
[21342]ever, Many pig cepartmente are stocking - supposed to crack an engine block. Me
[21344]4B On then. fn pig denartments ‘nave switched or ars awit
[21346]PRES rarer 2
[21347](ata aes min, from 33 special to .357. There was an in
[21349]fy mM iM "gent where a brother was defending hinge
[21350]: . against a pig and fired at!the pig with
[21351]Another very good assault rifle is special. The bullet hit the pig's badge
[21353]the M-14 caliver 762M Nato (2708 in was deflected. Had the brother been using
[21354]Zaglish). This is a very good weapon al- 2357 magnun that would have been ene bar-—
[21355]though it has been replaced by the Ligh~ que pig. ao
[21357]4 ter M-16 in the fascist military. Most .
[21359]: national guard units, at least here in. : ‘ .
[21361]California, are equipped with the H-14.
[21362]Checx your local Nationel Guard, availa~
[21363]bility. ' Cot
[21365]The Tneupson Sub-Kachine gun if in M4
[21366]good worging oxder a very reliable in 4
[21367]| 445 ACP caliber. It fires cither semi or Be Hl
[21369]Sully auto. One revarding fe ¢ CUES :
[21370]fully ou ow Oe reverting 4 the wks at Qt sutonstic pistol. Although pistol
[21371]autozatic pistel cutting down on the a4 are called ‘automatic! they ‘really are cen
[21372]variety of amiumition necessary for you automatic. the trigger ae to be pressed £
[21373]Abana Peete eee - ~ OD Les. every shot. T reanumerd tha Prewing Cin
[21375]SO eae ad
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[21396], If you out one in the vnanber that means 1h i . a wae ot wot
[21398]Tnere also seems to be a lot of these avail- D.C. . :
[21399]able in the streets. Check with your local Lt oo RS
[21400]Street merchants. . ao ; : toon,
[21402]e e
[21404]ghots available. If you're up against some- {
[21406]oue with a 6 shot revolver, they will have ii
[21407]to reload 2 times and you've still got two .
[21408]shots left. You can also purchase a 21 shot
[21410]ragazine. That's a lot‘of fire power fora
[21411]handgun.
[21413]“Byven if you have the finest self-d
[21414]weapons they are no better than clubs il
[21415]you don't know how to use them. By the ;
[21416]- token if you practice, it is possible t
[21417]good enough to kill elephants with a -
[21418]However with ezcugh practice with the a]
[21419]mentioned weanons arid being armed ideol
[21420]“eically with the invincible thought of ¢
[21421]Black Panther Party, it is possible lik
[21422]the Panthers who were attacked in Los A
[21423]in December to be a match for one hundr
[21427]045 Automatic pistol. This ‘is still the _
[21428]sideam issued to the U.S. fascist military - se
[21429]troops. They also can_be purchased in stores. COUNTER ATTACK
[21433]oo
[21435]aaa “ oe Only by UY
[21436]Suze power, WiReuT raking up ering
[21437]eannot atten powon .. Ln order fo gated,
[21438]power we should wage an érmad struggle;
[21440]fr is impossible to setae power by Playing
[21442]elactions, ’ = .
[21444]ot _ ARM YOURSELF OR rn
[21445]er HARM YOURSELF" a sets Spe
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[21449]_, &0O we
[21450]t 4g ody ty On i - i
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[21456]S$ PROM .
[21457]QEH PTHISTIR OF DS
[21458]HUSY TngvTow
[21459]Cr Si
[21460]HANDLE
[21461]fhe VYancuard Party suct provide Lecdershiv for i
[21462]te2ch the correct _strntegic nethods of wrolonzed res
[21463]' erature es. If the ectivities of the 3 rey ¢ ore
[21464]the veople, the peovle will follct: the exennle. This is the
[21465]of the party. This kmowledce will probe» ned sscon
[21466]masses just as the sbove mentioned E ndivestly.
[21467]le learn that it is no longer adyantace them to resist
[21468]into tae streets in leree UME TS : hey see whe ereneegs in
[21469]aetivities of the suerrille warfare nest vy will oLlow th
[21470]exemole,
[21471]a ut first they must respect the varty which is transnitting tais
[21472]. mo e, i ancuané. KTOwD cestroys tha maciirery of tac onores
[21473]J by dseling in snail groups oF three end four i ther osea
[21474]the micht of the oporesscr, the vasses vill b &
[21475]| te is correct st LKOGORT « When the messes haar “that
[21476]ha é2 exe outed weake sipping coffee av 2 couirter,
[21477]ex ing tr-:ed, the masses will
[21478]! of to *roois aneé.s. It is not
[21479]$a: re poogle in vrinary groups of tiro's
[21480]int show $n :
[21482]Du “iio no yengus.
[21483]og restricted end
[21484]cu
[21486]‘he Black Pamthor Party
[21487]the amount of guis
[21488]and othey necessary
[21490]from the sover struct
[21492]the greater thie
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[21496]% che nat
[21497]ens the
[21498]Le ney om. LE SSOTS
[21499]ions cause 2 resistance by the 2
[21500]es whe correct methods of sesistance. Soa,
[21501]' ressed ceotle, taen they vill feel no need for
[21502]: the complaint cf the hypocrites that the Bleck Fantner
[21503]Parsy Selz Defense is exsosing the people to duever suffering is an
[21504]incorrect observation. Pearle Gave vroved Shat bey will nct tolerate ¢
[21505]more oporession By the r polices theebazh thoir revellicns in th
[21506]yg: -dlack comnunities across vye The poopie are looking now for
[21507]4 cuicance to oxtend and strencgt their resietence struggle.
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[21518]. ‘Sie BATELE OF ALGIERS IS A MOVIE THAT SHOWS HOW
[21520]THE POOR CPPRESSED MASSES OF ALGIERS DEALT DEATH BLOWS
[21522]PO THE FRENCH ARHY WHO WERE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, HARRAS=
[21524]SING, BRUTALIZING AND MURDERING, THE SANE WAY THE AMERICAN
[21526]ARMY PIGS AND WATTONAL GUARDS ARE IN OUR COMMUNITY.
[21528]; THE BATTLE OF ALCIERS IS SHOWING THE OPPRESSED
[21530]PROPLE'S OF ALGIERS DEALING WITH URBAN GUERRIDLA WARFARE,
[21531]7 CONSTANTLY INPENSIFYING THS STRUGGLE AGAINST THE FRENCH
[21532]al PIGS, STRIVING TOWARD PHEIR GOAL OF LIBERATION. SHOWING
[21534]ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE'S OF THE WORLD THAT IP ORDER TO GET.
[21536]RID OF QUE GUM ONE HUST PICK UP THE GUN. ,
[21538]7
[21540]WE NEED A&A New CONSTITUTION
[21544]TEE HOVIE WILL BE SHOW AT 12847 Lath SEREET,
[21545]~ MINTS@RY OF INFORMATION POR THE NATIONAL COM
[21547]on
[21551]MITPER TO COMBAT PASCISM. A POLITICAL ORGANT+
[21552]ZING BUREAU OF GHE BLACK PANTHER PARTY.
[21554]oo POR FURTHER “INFORMATION CALL- 8691058 7 a
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[21574]“PEE
[21576]BREAKFAST PROGRAM. | ~~
[21577]THE WORLD FS YeUR ,AS WELL SORIOL IS GPRY AND TE zn ? SUBER
[21579]5
[21580]AS GUAS, BUT ES THE LAST
[21581]ANALYSIS TH 35 -y:
[21583]SAS . WAGATIO? SiS’ COHE ALSO fee ERD Of THES FRES-
[21584]LHTA eo . . : :
[21586]YOU Young props | TORCH PROGRAM,
[21588]4, Sa
[21589]wins
[21595]: Nites . : = .
[21596]wu ve wget HERE WEL, BZ YOUR CEEEES OPE TO
[21597]‘ “Ma TALETY .
[21599]ARE 18 THE BLGde4
[21601]of Lits,
[21603]LIKE THE SUN ST
[21605]EIQUT OF HE IN
[21607]TRE NMortwing oe -
[21609]QUA HOPE } Ba Ce ER "
[21611]IS PENED G" -. UES RIGHT GY, WE EERE SERIES APESoz, 350° -
[21612]By Urey 7 . . -
[21614]O8 Yous GRTLORIN LUNCHES VERS SeER OVE oF TE —
[21616]CHITERS. LEYS STELYZ Ee for TH wEca PRO
[21618]’ GRAM AND FEED RYLEY SHEA QI DeRmOTe A Ee
[21620]HEAR EVERY SGHOOL DAY MORNE.
[21622]Pre 7200 en FIL 6:20 am .
[21623]ESYS Hoy. ZOd¢ Fak.
[21625]> CROAT ET wert Ll Prd totare  «
[21626]BE WRED DoWeeodS Ge FOOD, Husky
[21627]AND WOsk535,. Foe FOSEHRS GHG OL
[21628]horrey STURT YS OT Tree Stores. " o
[21629]BATION, CONTAC? CON GETEGS At: . - -
[21631]2229 TUDTANGALA, G60-1050,.2)
[21633]7
[21635]7708 EAGS, GSFICE HOS ARE SIGE _— Ct 2 OS
[21636]9200 Avil, THLEL 6:00 P.M. EVARYDAY vey a oe,
[21637]GF vite WSEK, MGU-SUH. . so oy a
[21639].NW. 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 350.
[21641]TES LT Te TF
[21643]ce ae
[21646][ W.C.C.F. DE
[21647]ee 12845 14th St.
[21649]FREE BUSING TO PRISOD
[21650]| PROGRAM |
[21652]B OF THE PURPOSE S OF THE NATICHAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISHN
[21653]TO IMPLEMENT PROGRANS AND SERVICES THAT ARE FREE AND BENEFICIAL ote
[21654]THE BLACK COMMUNITY. AT THE PRESENT TIME WE ATs THPLEMERTING AL
[21655]BE BUSING TO PRISONS PROGRAM .FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE PRIENDS, SQHtS
[21656]| RELATIVES AT JACKSON SPATE PENTEENTIARY. THE TRMATES THERE ARE
[21657]ST ALLOWED THREE VISITS A MONTH AND ARE SUBJECTED 10 DEHUMARI-—
[21658]NG LIVING CONDITIONS. NUMBER EIGHT OF CUR TEN POINT PARTY PLAT-
[21659]Rid SMATES: WE WANT FREEDOM FOR ALL BLACK NEN HELD IN FEDERAL,
[21660]AGE, COUNTY, CITY, PRISCNS AND dATLS. WE ReOW THAT THEY HAVEN?
[21662]BY
[21664]CES
[21666];CIEVED A FAIR TRIAL IN RACIST BABYLON. BUACK PEOPLE ARE BEING
[21668](OSED BY A JURY OF RACIST WHITES AND BLACES OF A DIFFERENT PEER
[21670]0OUP THAT HAS NO UNDSRSTANDING OF THE AVERAGE HAN FROW! TEE BLACK ce
[21672]MMUNITY. WE FEEL THAT BLACK PEOPLE SHOULD BE REPRIALSD IN THE
[21674]ACK COMMUNITY BY PEOPLE FROM TEE SAME SOCIAL AND ECONMICAL BACK~
[21676]OUND. RHE FREE PRISON BUSSING PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE A MEANS OF -
[21678]WANSPORPATION FOR SHE RELATIVES AND A BOOST FOR THE INMATES MORALE
[21680]{RE ASKING ALL CONCERNED ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, SOCZAL CLUBS,
[21682]IURCHES AND TEOTYEDUAES 20 CONPREBUTE 20 THIS PROGRAM.
[21684]"So" WE NEED: SES OR VANS
[21687]MONEY
[21688]18 FREE PRISON BUSING PROGRAM WILL START SATURDAY OCTOBER 3, 1970
[21689]STRING DAYS ARE WEDNESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S PRON 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
[21691]ETROT?P, MICH. DETROIT, MICH.
[21693]po-LO59
[21695]FOR FURTHER INFCRHATION CALL ; Soares
[21696]iFO. CENTER #1 - , OR Lo INFO, CENTER #2
[21697]19 IRDIANDSLE ECT, és OMPACT . # 708 HACK
[21699]FREE ALL POLTETOAL PRISORE ERS
[21700]NATICNAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT
[21703]a
[21704]A pale arate ed Ba OO
[21707]ors Dong & Support >. =
[21708]The Children’s. Free Breakfast Program
[21711]t
[21713]Pare}
[21715]Dry
[21717]12847 Léth -
[21719]{NISTRY OF INFO. oN veer END.
[21721]IFO. CENTER ®2 EO
[21722]~ 7708 TACK. L- 15th GRAID RIVER
[21724]The Nation nel Comnittees to Combat _Pascism, organizing bureau ve
[21725]of the Black Panther Party would like to inform the communities
[21726]of the childrens free breakfast program at this time.
[21728]The breakfast programs are not, cnly to. feed the children in
[21729]comunity but also to bring the children, parents, and all uote
[21730]people of the community together, to work and seé to ie that every
[21732]id is fed a balanced breakfast each norning.
[21734]This being the peodles breakfast, our goal is to spread ‘this
[21735]program throughout the communities in Michigan. This is the peoples
[21736]program and without the peoples supvort we have nothing Since this
[21737]is a basic necessity, it-has to be mete.
[21740]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 352 22845 Ath cf
[21743]-
[21745]VE
[21747]wee
[21749]heck: to see if gun is loaded. You’ do -
[21750]on @ revolver by stinging out the cyline .
[21751]Pull back on the cylinder latch and
[21753]y push out on the cylinders (sce unload
[21755]- revolver photo #2)
[21757]Le
[21759]Slee al
[21761]een your finger off the trigeer - unless
[21762]Reing }igser squeeze or firings
[21764]bint your gun avey Irom where gvormscre
[21765]® BhoePoink at the ceiling or to the
[21767]bet bs you point, meka sure no
[21768]5 tas wer cal eam be haresd,
[21770]EER.
[21771]wrt.
[21773]yubnoge - This
[21775]gun has only a 2" barrel
[21776]loots “28t8. iy
[21778]is very easy to conceal.
[21779]reed." Has a ue barrel and. shoots 38s
[21781]baer ~ This is the type ‘of handgun the
[21782]xries, The enmo for this is 6357 1 WInUs —
[21783]piercing bullets will pierce an engine
[21784]This is the best type of revolver.to
[21786]elt “Hagmuzs = Have more knock dum
[21787]Shan @ 0357 Kagnum. The highway Patrol:
[21788]& these to shoot through car doors,
[21789]357 will go through a car door also
[21790]7 ences tion is more e plentiful.
[21792]ares
[21794]PARTS OF. A REVOLVER:
[21795]PHOTO #1,
[21797]x
[21799]REVOLVER 7 rs
[21801]abe De
[21803]FRONT SIGHT
[21805]38 cn. eevonvER
[21807], BavabToR ROD
[21809]ate! ce (i . AL Pelee a cain ep FED ery os 1 2
[21810]6 OW REVOLVERS - , ~~ 7s BG :
[21811]aaa OURS: 7 | 7
[21812]- PRECAUTIONS: Y re oo Rn men
[21813]_ UNLOADING: Lk hoe
[21815]visible you gently push down on the extractor
[21817]: hand (# de a 2k.
[21819]coos Tollong, imply follow the same steps in wy
[21820]“Lateling the cylinder. Then drop bullets into
[21821](Bs = “hear. 9 is hanssr cocked on a revol~ tho” chanhors of your cylinder. Gently push
[21822]Explaiati on later on ‘ecokring @ revolver’. ) cylinder clesed, and you ere ready to fire. DO
[21823]oF RE OLVERS °
[21825]_ Do not put your. finger in the trig. ggere Full
[21827]. ont just abors the tripgdée guard until ready
[21829]” pagaet -
[21833]TRIGGER cuaro
[21835]cog
[21837]Holding gun in left hand (pointed in safe
[21838]direction) release cylinder latch with righ
[21839]_ hand, G!3). Push out orlinder with the
[21840]pers of Iefs hard (2), Now that you 7
[21841]‘swung oub the cylinder md the bullets are
[21843]and Let bullets drop out into your right
[21845]NO? SLAW Gente
[21846]wear on your gue
[21848]CLOSED, ‘this causes extra _
[21850]COG: CONG A REVOLVER
[21852]Put the tip of your thib ‘on the hanmer hold
[21855]ing revolver steady in
[21857]the pain of your hand,
[21859]WeINe Lect
[21861]straight back steadily on your harmer sour un-
[21863]tLL your hermes locks “back, Your gun is. ready
[21864]to fire, Avber cocking hammer, place your
[21866]thumb directly on-the frame besides the hammer,
[21867]resting ths tip of yom thumb on the ovLinder
[21868]latch. * (Pet - Fh} Your forefinger should be
[21869]placed on tne other side of the gm stra aLeht
[21871]he
[21873]to fire, Everytime you cock tue hammer bafore
[21874]SMe this is called + Single action fring
[21876].
[21878]2
[21880]TRIGGER
[21883]oS — = re
[21885]UN-COCKING A RETOLVER ADED) +
[21887]Koop your finger off tho-trigger! With gun -:
[21888]alrealy cocked, place your thumb on the hammer
[21889]firmly, Row with the gun firmly in your hand,
[21890]pointed in a safe direction, and thumb firnhly
[21891]on the hanmaor (still cesked) squeeze the hamw~
[21892]mer réleasing, TMMSDIATELY TAKE YOUR FIHOGER OFF :
[21894]THE TRIGGER and slowly lot the hammer go down +
[21895]into place with your thum still holding it. DO |;
[21896]NOT TAKS YOUR THUMB OFF THS HAMMER, Jet your
[21897]thumb ride with the henmer very slowly onatil 1%
[21898]is completely depressed end uncooked. By leavi~
[21899]ng your finger in the tigger, or Ictbing the -- -
[21901]hanmer fly forserd you wiil FIRE Tilt GUN. Praw
[21902]ebice cocking acd wncocking your revolver with
[21904]the gun unlosded. (Pnoto# 6) —
[21906]The following steps must be observed in ac-
[21907]curate shooting. If you don't pay attention to
[21908]ali four steps you will end up shooting just -
[21910]. ayyvhere. Before you can-learn to just draw and
[21911]shoot you mist observe the first eteps in sheo~
[21912]ting. Practice these steps with your gun un-
[21913]Loaded, wnidl you can get them down pat, you
[21914]will be able to see 4g you are following then
[21915], correctly by the way you: Shoot.
[21917]get ee ley
[21918]U2 toed hate, “
[21921]EEEORS ZH. FIQING: wae
[21922]here are various positions in Bixing (shown)
[21923]ow }. Each one is used for a different bettie
[21924]dition. The prone position is for when‘ you
[21925]being shot a& and you hzve no ccver, lay
[21926]2 4g shown below maicing yourself as small a
[21927]zet as possible. The Imeeling position is
[21928]when’ you can get behind a cer or something,’
[21929]making yourself a S$ sell a target as
[21930]ible, and your standing position can bs
[21931]t in‘defense (for miking yourself a small
[21933]. : . q he d
[21934]ret t) or for use in pursuit or offense. You DOUBLE ACTION PHOTO #7.
[21935]id léarn and become confortable in each of rm ~ mo
[21937]@ positions, beanuse you never knew ukab a. 3
[21938]lation right dictates
[21940]Sicht ligne at is aligning your rear sight
[21941]fronts sight together,
[21943]Sight Picture is placing the sights on‘your
[21944]get with your alreedy aligned. co.
[21945]Beeath Control consists of tading a breath,
[21946]ting a Little outs holding the rest until
[21947]have’ completed your trigger squeeze and the
[21948]has been fired. : ‘
[21949]trigger sqfecze is very important in accu-~
[21951]© shoo ting. When shocting single action apply
[21952]y steady pressure on tke. “trignere The shot a .
[21953]d riot be enticipatcd, it shovld hot be
[21955]prise to you, When shooting double action or
[21957]a firing, quick steady-pressure must be avp=-
[21959]» Be sure not to jerk the trigger. Use the
[21960]of your finger. When shooting double action -
[21961]night have to use more pressures ~
[21963]Gocid:32989574 Page 355
[21965].
[21968]TONS OF PONTING, SINGLE AC gx
[21969]COTTON, AD RAPID FINE @
[21971]stions ching the hasmer each time be-
[21972]inge C ook the hammer and then pull the
[21973]cticn: just pulling ‘the trigger cach
[21974]% cocking the hamser first, Try not to
[21975]snap the trigger, The action is fast but:
[21977]the process of firin ring “quickly rithout
[21978]% aligument. You simply drear and 3 point
[21979]at ve sal verges end Tires
[21983]| J
[21984]: vouR REVOINER . Ss ,
[21986]2 ef the teyolvers lis ted, Re The beginmeng
[21987]sticle you con use & 38 @aliber cleaning
[21989]i “will need & Cleaning rad 1, bore wens h tip,
[21991]bes elesning solvent, and gun oil, For
[21993]you can use “weteriel like fleuncl, snd some *
[21994]“cob eony any materiel thet dees not ravel
[21996]sop Zant; whe cireles abou’ 2" in
[21998]*s ALL of this cleaning material can be pur-
[22000]anor gun stores
[22004]a
[22007]mes
[22009]‘volver should be cleaned tiice a week, and. ~*~
[22010]me after firing. Keep it free of dust and ~
[22011]te avoid rastinr. If you do not clean your
[22012]ctely after firing it can cause corrosion .
[22013]arrel and cat avay at it, causing your shoot~
[22014]ogame ims RCGurAys becaune ‘of hols. that can
[22015]from tho poe: ‘eating aney at bre
[22016]pest fron o lack of cleaning and damp-
[22018]SLI
[22020]3)
[22022]= firing your barrel and chambers in
[22024]nies hare to be s sorbed, with your bore °
[22026]» brash in scl Verb, end use e brisk noye-"
[22027]exd o8% of barre]. and chenbers in cy=
[22028]tcenine ows all of the particles . by
[22030]cL
[22031]barrel up to lights to see if it shines
[22032]end you will be able to see any’ pari~
[22033]ee a solding -¢ Ones oe Hl ; .
[22034]sri >
[22036]ach bore prach ‘end put tip or “the end of —
[22037]tp 2 patch through the tip and mop tha
[22038]en3, cylinder wtih the patch comes out
[22039]Use each bosch cuowt 19 tines. You will
[22040]use more then ons patch to mop barrel
[22042]* Cleans -
[22043]2  ahbach clzen patch to rod and add 2 to
[22045]of cil on patch and mop already dried
[22047]“igh gies BOER Dagar ratehdp lL.
[22049]: oo
[22050]atk heUiaee Msancsddstmoesi. ines nods neaneatt
[22052]“= BEOTOS #9
[22054]RR ON RE
[22056]o After cleant ng the barre. cylinder, take
[22057]pation + wite a little solvent ‘UH it and-wine 7"
[22058]fo your extractor and on ovner metal par ts
[22060]outside ef orlinder, and the inside of the gune
[22062]ock the hammer and Wine at off thoroughly,
[22064]rop e couple of drons of oil dow in hamner.) ;
[22066]HOTOS 12: and 12 Lo eee are
[22068]Ps Take @ & patch and with a couple of drops of —
[22070]il on i% reb your revolver, (co. metal parts)
[22072]i ightly. There shovld be no visible fincer
[22074]rints on your revolver or excessive sirenaks on.
[22076]he outside. Loux gun should not have an oily
[22077]arface, just apply enough ei for protection
[22079]yainet rush. .
[22081]TOW. -
[22083]» Sonetimes for “extra hard a get ercearg you
[22085](21 have to use a toothbrush Wipved into. a
[22087]tle solvent and brush briskly the herd to geb
[22089]reas, Somebines your bore brush will nob renove
[22091]‘case use Line-stee] veel and
[22093]mvens, rubbing lightly to remove rust.
[22095]s i taae e
[22097]treat
[22099]svebee
[22101]: leaning Just ron a patch through
[22102]i barrel and oylinder and wire off the pu
[22103]ith a few drops of ol on patch. .
[22105]1 ¢
[22106]'
[22107]s
[22109]pa)
[22110]Q
[22113]BP HOT F # i 0:
[22117]2 OF os wee oe
[22119]PHOTO iE ir
[22121]bee . rote Rs i -
[22122]oo ‘ MINISTRY OF INFORMATION =~ oar
[22123]an ; le | NCCP. perrorr 2 :
[22124].. i wt BERR 22847 144n St. Te ;
[22125]Tot mo 869-1058 oo. SS -
[22128].
[22131]ween acm qpene®
[22133]NW 88296 Docld: 32989574 Page. Bre >
[22135]<P sgpeeqn reer re *
[22140]Wi ° ; —_ . .
[22142]‘past articles of our ne wr. Gg : 4 aL
[22144]‘pasy ar 5 of SSD > energy.e So as yo ggan see this small bullet
[22146]whe rifles havea beon Iightly 6 l,i . travels ab o ver sh rate of speed. The
[22148], Thic article will so inte the 2 bullet is said to be one of the mest decdly
[22150]assoult rifies that ere most com~ . caliber of all: vhen it hits its target
[22152]sb the present time. - “" "starts io table, tearing everything i+
[22153]. . :.. hitse The picture above shows wast damage
[22155]2 first weapon that we will deal with , this rifle can doe ee a
[22157]2 AR~15/16, which is the latesh dev~ rn one et oo
[22158]rent in coubat veapomry. Tris rifle a. Wiring seni-avtonstic the M-16 will shoat
[22159]sca by the fascist pig aray in Viet “up to hS to 68 reunds per mimite; Fully-
[22160]i vas a replecenens for the Eels . ~ autoratic it shoots 150 to 200 rounds per:
[22161]fe 6 is a 5556 tat, Uegazine fed, gas~ mimote. The gun has a killing range up to
[22162]ted air-cooled, Shoulder uoapon. by 500 yards. (100 yards is the lengsh of a
[22163]ang tne position of a selector lever Loothsil field). Comparing the B-16 to the
[22164]rifle can be mate to shoot fully auwto~ We-ly, the H-16 fires faster semi-automatic
[22165]be The rifle alse has a flash yeuppres~ - then the Jie docs fully avtomstic. The
[22166]noumted on the muzzle, The bavrel Is ' ammmition that the #15 uses, 5.56 mi, also
[22167]a b resistant matedicl, - Called .223 callioer, & half es ach as
[22168]#3; which bas been shaped - ‘the 7.62 HATO, thet th shoots or tha
[22169]end forearm, Thore are 20.06 whieh tho IL shoots, There-
[22170]nah can be added such as? fore it in possible cy tariee as mech
[22171]auncher, and rocket ; The wodel hab he ined so far
[22172]€s a 20 or 30 round
[22173]fine, bus to insure operation it is
[22174]pelle to never fiL. any magesine to :
[22175]stated capacity, Nineteen(19) in the
[22176]hob maszasine, and 27 ~ 26 in the 36 only difitcrence betyvean the tyo is the ABe
[22177]magazine will work best. The rifle has | 45 docs nek here eebor switch thet
[22178]Le ve colty.of 3,256 fest per second enables you te ch he fire from senin
[22180]i
[22181]mmezie energy of 1,500 pounds. Wat | awhonatic to antomztie fire, The bolt of
[22183]“eens ig that the bullet Leaves the the 42-15 is nob chrome-plated like the ie
[22184]traveling 3,250 feet iu one secone 16, and the M6 in made-up of a heavy mat
[22186]seneone with 1,306 foot pounds of a, fe. ; a
[22188]peso BS
[22189]7 Gitta fees
[22190]F Wwovies Li
[22194]~ i rd
[22196]on woe a. AH! £ Sele that ay ee ed
[22198]£ oe rye EGE tia
[22200]7 SOP Sessa
[22202]: oe)
[22204]ai ts
[22205]SEES
[22207]S Spree my
[22208]Te Phi sorely
[22210]Bois “HEAR SIRQY BAG8]
[22212]BP a ters
[22217]ni a TETAS ‘ ae
[22219]Sarin eke ESCO ARMIES
[22220]Becta t eal, REISE
[22221]g. SA PRE EN
[22222]Doct P2shis74 Rage dhs rena Rear e
[22226]os
[22229]PRESS RELEASE © . _— sce CCTOBER 25, 1970
[22231]Cn Cetober 24, 1970, at approximately 6:30 PM, two racis
[22233]"3
[22234]He
[22235]$2
[22237]fron the 2nd Precinct, without provecation, brutally beat’ 2 black youths
[22238]: on the cerners of Myrtle and 16th Streets. Two brothers from the local
[22239]= . “Watdonal Committee To Combat Fascism, anterceeded, simnly exposing the
[22240]police brutality to the people in the community , and they also were
[22241]beeten by the piss. People in the crowd that had formed came to the
[22243]brothers aid and. began to attack the pigs. At this point, Mod Squad,
[22247]cotticking, yardnigger pigs. Forrest Harvey, Glenn Smith and Marshall
[22249]Ene PSOn, responding to their‘masters orders and wantcnly opened fire on
[22250]. 4 .
[22252]: the crowd. . ° SO . ‘
[22254]The crowd: defended thesolves’ and one treacherous ‘dog police was
[22255]. eead and to. others layed wounded. Many people from the community: van
[22256]into the newly opened National Committee tc Combat Fascisa office at
[22257]2376 eth Street. ; eT
[22258]The Detroit gestapo forces moved in with its overkill machinery ,
[22259]which included 2 tanks, automatic weapons and other types of lethal
[22260]“weapons exactly like the ones these same inperialist. use in Vietnam.
[22261]“The pigs indiscriminately opened fire on our office and other houses in
[22262]the cornunity, The fork tongued police have said that they used “great
[22263]restraint," but we, know that if it wasn't for the swift actions taken
[22265]by the black communi t and other progressive people, Commissioner
[22266]3
[22268]Nicholas’ henchmen would have committed mass murder. The sisters and
[22270]\ brothers in the N.C.C.F. office, not taking the word of lying pigs, vre~
[22271]fusée to come out and didn't do so until they were insured by trusted
[22272]/ people from the coumunity that conditions were favorable,
[22273]We see, this as part and parcel of ‘the relentless attenpt by the
[22275] Faseist U.S. government to destroy the Black Panther Party and its or-~
[22277]o
[22279]anizing bureau's, .The National Committee to Combat Faseisin, ' For the
[22281]bet
[22283]est six months, since the Nixon, Agnew, Mitchell, Hoover Bang has been
[22285]oinking its fascistic "law and order" rhetoric, gangsters, disguised as
[22287]“guardians of the law" have attacked Black Panther Party and National
[22289]smmittee to Combat Faseism offices, all across the country. Our Party)
[22291]cffices and N.C.C.F. offices in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Toledo, Onio
[22293]and > yew Bedferd, Mas Se have been i. attacked by the forerms of re~
[22294]pressicn. And nov, here in ‘Detroi
[22296]na police Commissioner 'icholas' and
[22297]NW 65296 Docld:329895/4 tRageahit forces have
[22299]se
[22301]joined in th
[22304]@ a ! , . :
[22305]However, we want the people here in Detroit and throughout the werld
[22307]to know that the Black Panther Party and its organizing, bureau's, the
[22309]t
[22311]Notional Committes te Comhat Fasedem, wil net auiver in‘’the wake the U.S.
[22312]inspired onslaught that is being waged against our Party, Black people
[22313]and other oppressed pecple throughout the world, And we have said it he-
[22314]fore and ve will Bay it againt ; , .
[22315]SKE RACIST BOS POLICEMEN MUST WI CRIA IMMEDIATELY FROM OUR COMMUN
[22316]TIES AND THE COMMUNITIES OF THE WORLD, CEASE THEIR VANTON MURDER ANL
[22317]BRUTALITY AND TORTURE OF GPPRESSE “D PE OPLE, OR FACE THE WRATH CF THE ARMED
[22318]“PEOPLE. a oy —
[22320]The Courts in Detroit are holding our .comrades in Preventive deten-
[22322]tion and have placed a astroninical ransom on our sisters and ‘prothers.
[22324]a7 roe
[22325]CHARGED WITH NURDER AND CONSPIRACY. TO COMMIT HURDER
[22327]“we ors’.
[22329]. Ben #, Fondron, Held Without Bond ~ Mrs, Beverly Fleming, $10,006 Send
[22330]Erane Desaussure, Held Without Bond Kim Gardner, $10,006 oO
[22331]David Y, Johnson, Held Without Bond Carol E.- Smith, $10, 000 ; a
[22332]Shenti Joneson, Bond Set at $25,000 ° Sylvia Robinson, $105 000
[22334]Jerone Lee, Bond Set At $25,000 . Diana Brown, $10, 000
[22335]William Cunningham, Bond Set At’ $25,900 Linda ‘Warnsiey , $10,000 7
[22336]Cassandra Parker, Bond Set At $25,000 “Pat Duncan, $10,000
[22338]_ CRARGED WITH ASSAULIETHG é POLICE e GFFICER
[22340]Douglas Irwin, Held on $100 Bond ° hnthory Norman, Held On $100 Bond
[22342]_SHARGED wSTH MALICLOUS DESTRUCTION GF PROPERTY ~
[22344]Louis Johnson, Herd on $3 $1, o00 Bone 8 7 Ls
[22346]ata a le EO Oe
[22348]" BAT MOREY IS BADLY NEEDED. GIVE TO POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFENSE FUND.
[22350]FOR FURTHER INFGRMATICN CONTACT: 584-8953 . , _— eo
[22351], . HATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM |
[22352]MINISTRY OF INFORMATION “ ot
[22353]: . 128h5 lath STPEET | - oe rr
[22354]DETROIT, MICH. _ Se
[22356]wovesewrocuseinesueayese _
[22360]enables then
[22362]from concerned peovdle, businessmen,
[22364]and cooking 611, also syrup. ; : : . ot
[22366]Ministry of Information :
[22367]12845 Ath St. a
[22369]- Community Information Centar:
[22370]#1 2219 Indiandale 2
[22372]. #2 1708 Mack
[22373]Detroit, Michigan
[22375]: : ° For fubther information call;
[22377]8691058
[22379]Dear Sirs a
[22380]The Free Breakfast for School Children has covered the
[22382]the country and ties been initiated in every city where there
[22384]is a Ble cx Panther Party end Wational Conmittee To Combat
[22386]Fascism. @his program wes. created because we as black
[22388]people and’ human beings understand that our children need
[22390]& nourishing preakfas st every morning so that they can learn. .
[22392]include every nutrient that they need _
[22393]people have gone hunery and
[22395].
[22397], hese breakfasts
[22398]for the day. For too long our
[22399]without the proper health aids they need. It is beautiful -
[22400]to see our children. eat in the morning: for it is a fact this
[22401]to think. .
[22403]this program it takes donation
[22404]“merchants end groéers
[22405]who draw their profits from the black and opyressed veopie
[22406]in Detroit. Wo need donations of foods which can be stored,
[22407]such as cereal, grits, suger, cocoa, salt and pepoer, jelly
[22409]fo begin and continue
[22411]-- We-need daily and weekly donations of perishable foods
[22412]such as eggs, milk, oranges, bacon, sausage, ham, putter,
[22413]breed and cheese, etc., ; ; . a
[22415]We need donations of money to buy food and utensils with
[22416]which to prepare the breakfast.
[22418]_ if you want to help jnake the Free Breakfast for Children
[22419]@ program that truly satisfies the pressing needs of Black
[22420]-Feople, jdonate or offer your Services. ot ob a
[22422]power TO THE YOUTH ee
[22423]- To vo. a “ge
[22424]Chuck Holt, Breakfast Co-ordinator . _
[22425]Detroit Chavter an ie Lo,
[22426]Rational Committee to Combat Fascism Tae .-
[22428]at
[22430]Cy
[22431],
[22432]4
[22433]aN
[22434]oe
[22437]Oe a Gan ree . 2 >
[22438]iw fo 7 fa re Tae i APMED
[22439]fe 2 GR ed ta ball tha Li be uy df AGS ES EE §
[22441]i INYORNATION
[22443]: wees DETROIT
[22444]. . 2647 14th St. .
[22445]cote - ; 859-1058 24 ;
[22446]PART 3° TRAIS Ea : - -
[22448]Waon PRRenA Ty ax operation, the pigs! : : - LL °
[22450]I cae tics, aan
[22452]The next ston is to lear to disassenble
[22454]Practice’ - Practice ~ Peactice « and assorible your pieces, also care and nain-
[22455]Prictice - Practice « Preeti ce tenance, Dae to the fact that self-defarse
[22457]activity will not be Limited to daylight hours
[22458]you should Jeera to break your piece down and
[22459]assenble 2% even in the de xk, Your life Gepeng
[22461]In order to
[22462]: on a ibs So do ite
[22464]an all levels 7
[22467]exform well in vour vork
[22468]is necessary to practices
[22469]“he more you practise, the better you per-
[22470]£ zm, Dols , think Just because you read ‘k yee
[22471]Something you cen do 2%. You can mencz
[22472]- [2 book on How to deive a car’ bu$ until Ms
[22473]rou get pekind the wheal and practicn, you “CUBAN RAECEL Anne METAL PARTE.WITH | CLEAH GORE UNTIL CEY PATCH COMES:
[22475]i? oan ts, Geive. . . G00 COMMERCIN SOLVENT "|, THaQUGH 4S CLEAN AS PossiaLE
[22476]{ .
[22478]e frst, :
[22479]ye UW “even puts
[22482]yneenlS -Roaded
[22483]ae sony, I
[22487]ai. acei~
[22489]i
[22490]3 that
[22492]or by peeve ek sor Tent +7 -
[22493]* Iyer 44 tt ALL IAFTAL PARTS SIGULD GET.EL O26 SHOULD BS CLEANED THROUGH
[22494]‘is yard ou kG yas loaded. | Coaror ou ERELCK END WHERE POSSIBLE
[22496]Therefora,” aes $2 the Sivst thing on . : - ot
[22497]So when you pick up & weapon is check to wet so . i.
[22498]sea if ib Ls Load ay keep yuu @nger off : 2, _ . uo
[22499]tre trigzer the Following pro~ eet
[22500]s- dure, Posss ain /
[22502]fewvelver suing :
[22503]Va pistol, re: T BUN ORY PATCH THROUGH OARREL
[22505]gon 8 Usiloaded, treat
[22506]gen in 7 c 25 if 4% were still
[22507],toaded, S LELEeges ‘unl ess You f ae
[22508]2s rast Seong SS j hex; planation . Se = oa aebs
[22509]UCT sy EARS On wren: 5 Etour nd or ecal~ C ead .
[22510]Ue Xa. Fever point @ gun at "  MROUGH GONE BEFORE FINING | REMOVE ALL EXCESS GAEALE AND OL
[22511]myror bo shoots I can't . .
[22512]sires . however, people - ad an
[22514]any experience
[22516]Afte tere cotten tris dom, the nest
[22517]sxles constantly. After you've gotten this dom, the ne»
[22519]nally oy some idiot , Step is te learn hou to eim and fire your
[22521]+ AE “yor BLTicult to suppress th * weapons properly. ALL of this is to be dane
[22522]wertre to blow his or her head off, providing before you ever pub your first round of
[22523]“mn only wounded. . _ agote a
[22525]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 362!
[22527]< -
[22529]memo in the chamber, the first thing. shot-gans ‘chine guns, ete.
[22530]ig to deal with ds proper ¢ i nome 7 . . .
[22532]“s no is linkm, «p your fr- The ugo of different types of ammunition
[22533]sont sighb inktth your rear signs and both and cxplosives shevld be considered also,
[22535]ined up on the tarsobt is called the
[22536]wwe pleture". Ghe correst sight ple- ee
[22537]: ture basically is having tha fren not y
[22538]véco high or too lai, not to the right
[22539]“er to the Icit, but having the telget
[22540]resting en'ton of the front sist. Tao
[22541]sight pictwre wild not alvays appecr
[22542]perfect, out Tf he correct sight pic-+
[22543]swe ig understecd practicé will bring
[22545]improvement.
[22547]Sight ali
[22549]OT PMU PR RON Ie eee ee REET ET RA SNA AEE EO EEE ETT PLT POOL I
[22551]Day
[22553]x
[22555]i
[22556]a
[22558].
[22559]v
[22561]Tho next thing to ges down wibh is
[22563]‘trigger squetzo. That's right you:sq-.
[22564]heeens the wigger, you don't pull it _.
[22565]jor jerk it, contrary to what ever you . we bk RRGTEES
[22566]i - 2 * 4 i,
[22567]J StN on teVey triggor squeeze is a prow PART 4 REOL SAS
[22568]cess of putting Show steady pressure - T will bein
[22569]. i . . * : . Lik eees
[22570]‘on the trigger umitil o shot goes, off. . + bits ~ 268 _ _
[22571]=f you try to anticipate the shot, you no ive CHF nO Fel 4.
[22573]| WL jerk and mess up your aime _ OOF CULE H Ge nee eee
[22574]. a . we use LE} UE gs ain ue
[22575]» aan ie = Pty. margat SRILG
[22576]It would ba ideal if you eowld incor~ cee a ee Oe ee aa onl eee
[22577]porate into your group.a veteran of the They SombPoy ‘une Sanode. one ocaane
[22578]migs! military service, Votergns ore of NS Tadla ANG UAC Teens OF PPORNG
[22579]ae wn ad neas ta  hatinine with ° Owe St) the educations. material. We
[22580]greet values and essivance in helping with wo lmauned by thé rhetoric (sords
[22581]ne above training also when you are re~ sed ihcahe < ciel anon seeneele ~
[22582]7 to begin practice ith live ammmnit- masvere tN OF HCE FOG BYENESLS or ted in
[22583]Dracbi a 1s RY aera force manifests
[22584]on, When practicing with Jive ammuiliion de nes : torce Paniressee
[22585]. ata ‘ na racist Shas cecupy our commune
[22586]make sure your Location is where you Be Ae . . Oy =
[22587]: t+ eine See hati Aya thet Girectly onpress, repress, Re GIe
[22588]nis be heasseled hy DUES. ACuLaAL Colmes . na cy see talk about sel? Ants
[22589]iconditicns can be deadly as a training murder us, Go fev us te talk about sest-ces
[22590]ae RAD 5 fd . ae, a ec .
[22594]ry 5 +e Shee ems myles hak te d=
[22595]fi x ee a . cainss this brmibelity and murcar vnet 15 2
[22596]‘ground. When vracticing with Live awto., agaeDSe NLS oes ome 2
[22598]‘ = we tha pariah + Fere 2 2uS%
[22599]rs er is is veluebie. Don't just start - ane by whe YECLSu Bure a0 gus
[22600]Nene Pam tha hance np? the tha wt homicide, So whe
[22601]popring ceps for the heck of it; the wh- peninesty beds a
[22602]ole purpose is ‘to premire yourself to be is by aie eas
[22603]OLS PULpos WDrepure you £ uC x oie by air raene
[22604]yofe Hatch for One Hundred! which vill’ only a pig by einy +
[22606]ne
[22608]A 5 t in defense agai years
[22609]‘cone about as a result of corréct practice, SbGes 2D SOF ageat
[22611]¢ ist brutality and murder this can only be de
[22612]o ‘ insd ntl self-defense. Tas slevemz
[22613]One thing to guard agoinst is flinching. fins CORR ERT aS = defen - Fas soa7en
[22614]Wisners Sos 3.04: o Ratner Sntimdate heuerer, through his lackeys ana yuppeus c¢
[22615]Flinching is caused by being intimidated Seed ea ater wees CG? ceniod mon, eri
[22616]by the sounc and idick of your weason. With it “torrori.sz' y bat WOrK On Cz akea men; ra
[22617]5 JF URE BOUNG AnG ALON Of FOUD WEGpCHe Siw Snsgane Idlers, obc.. ve mst define cur str
[22618]preper trigger squesne and breath control, oo 2 nos Harickelle an urbe
[22619]‘you won't eens r ame with Slincht ne gale nov the pigs. Cerlos Marighel We EN ‘be
[22620]“you won't have amr problems wita flinching, eS ae nosipased i
[22621]x? a lems keenine all you sh sts guervilla in Branil who was assassin vad Rov.
[22622]SE FON AVE PROD SRS KOCRNS Fou Be 1969 just one month before Fred Rampton an
[22623]tna faixiy small group or if you heve a JOP an he 2 assanls o2 ¢&
[22624]wotlos dust webiine 1 Clerk, soya,’*bhe accusation of assauls oz
[22625]problen just geviing your shots on the tar~ rorisn no longer has tne vejorasive (negetiv
[22626]di ret a THore 7 ave yrobably air Ie Bde s neuen va >. acqua, i Ww
[22627]{ ge enone oe eeh on os y iy Feineks tn ey meaning it used to have. it has acquires new
[22628]iia? be eee to tely a y ther o2 not vou coloration. It does nov fabticnalizo, 46 doe
[22629]3 oa a apie vO ‘UC you whe £ x ¥ not diseredit; on sho contrary it ropresents
[22630]“are 2Asneninge, . . focal point of attracticn.”
[22632]me training of members
[22633]s
[22635]ef groupsis to know low to ban- Z ; Coo,
[22636]e232 fire arms of all types, hand guns, mifles . °. sO
[22638], actt-d
[22642]. ¥
[22646]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 363
[22650]pa i 2 .
[22652]accede t5 ig an an’ ciorbior of a cave
[22653]macy engaged in od streg¢le ag~ qrme oot
[22654]ne Sireful cilitary dichetorsivy ef sutoluct
[22657]So with thet, Iosay tris, all celft-do- Gem the bab
[22658]fense groups mist sorixe blows ovainst the esr! Lea:
[22659]slevermcoter until] ve have secered our "unter, ‘to ¢
[22660]gevivel as ae peowle andl if tris takes able to use
[22662]Sipoting every pig and blowing up eveiy
[22664]wiger been.
[22665]3g soy then let's get on upe
[22667]tal, Dont -
[22668]sighs, Ybor
[22669]5 in the sock
[22673]SCAR ab target
[22675]BLS OG.
[22677]“ng
[22679]ae Soa . cots : breaks it v.
[22680]= ar Rote acid curtac
[22681]. 2G _ sugar mixtu.
[22682]- : . wih snresd
[22683]e . : _ aan - tris fice oe
[22685]| io GASOUIRE
[22686]aes . : . . -
[22687]Tp ten FUSE.
[22688]mo oot, WATOTN
[22689]: SULPHURIC... _ WADDING
[22690]. . oy
[22691]Se si
[22692]von kie aot . . . *
[22694]DO Not “Shave me vo
[22695]WOLD Sories vueriqht > -BLAOK POWDER
[22697]J"... (TY GARD BOARD TUB)
[22699]- Reese
[22701]teen ae
[22703]“ $SEP TOMyarNa Monoroy cocxtiurn : . :
[22705]7 +
[22707]CURION: PORASSIUM OSLORATS IS VERE a - |
[22709]i‘ TES, IPO! TOUTES arose span. So , t
[22711]7 CUES HELMS, TP OU BS . te ;
[22713]O28 DSTURATED BY A SINGLE Sp. soe :
[22715]OR EXCESSIVS FAV? OR MERELY BY _- , . F
[22717]7 OF SPIBRIHG THS TNORED- :
[22719]T23 ROGER. SO USE PIASPIC 62 WO- SCRAP WET AV essen, :
[22721]. | CSS! UPAISILS:- POR LEXTIG. DO-KOT-USE- caarrae
[22722][ SPALL. USE EXEReMG caUTTOH = * - i
[22724]4 . “ -
[22726]. ; * Tax 3 narts of potassium chlorate wlth i
[22728]narts cf siigmr,. Add weber to wake a : :
[22729]scintion, Take a largo sock, soak in. the
[22731]misture then ary. Keop dry sock, away from
[22733]heat . WADDING
[22734]| I?
[22736]t. ? - oto ; arte TPCT boy) .
[22738]I . .
[22740]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 364
[22744]as
[22745]“hor Yet Rey
[22746]tA pera you
[22748]Laken np THOR
[22749]4) uml & Abs
[22751]so t/a feb
[22754]2 Cn.ovac€ Su
[22756]Lae tone The
[22757]28 Use isc
[22758]2 She
[22760]mn chlors
[22765]wate,
[22767]Mee tment
[22769]Oy nore werning beLore rlacing bottle
[22770]soth ces and acid into sev make sure
[22771]outside of botsle is cle nd is not
[22773]conbominated with a acid,
[22777]PEOPLE'S HANOGRENADS
[22779]#gio a (water) pipe abort 3” in dianeter
[22780]and $* long 1th caps to serew on at ends.
[22781]Ssreu on bottom cap then pub wadding in
[22782]the botton. (Wadding can oonsist of card~
[22783]board, vubbér or toilet tissue) for tighter
[22784]pacing and prevent leaking. Pat in about
[22785]“ono inch of stot or scrap metal, then put
[22786]Syste with BLiGK POWER packed in it and
[22787]wos fuse into pipe taped ab emis, then pous
[22789]shot ot somap metal besvecn tubs and pipe
[22791]3
[22793]yell (as show in dvawing) leave about on
[22795]space ab top of pine for top vadding
[22796]'s pub wadding tighbiy eromd Nuse).
[22798]Tub tor y aipe cap on and tighten,.. Then tend
[22799]i
[22802]being pulled out.
[22804]This handgrenade should be tested by us-
[22805]2 a scali amount of ingredients, then
[22806]mont evay from people so the person
[22807]g it covld test iis work before moving
[22808]ua his or her objective, It will normally
[22809]move owtvard in all, directions or could
[22810]neve some directional pattern, depending
[22811]upon the placement of the container.
[22813]PART 5 HOW TO COMBAT C.M.I.
[22815]re
[22817]levified by Eldridge Cleaver, the ranister
[22818]of information to the Black Panther Party,
[22820]is -yhat you got to get whet you need,”
[22821]2 mestion of how do you coznbat
[22823]zd informetion), we mist first determine
[22824]ynet ue have going for ourselves. Checking
[22826]ont the practice of selr-cefense groups, vs
[22827]i 1.
[22829]@ tht we have the power to dotermine what
[22831]se
[22832]is to hagnon, when it is to harmen and how
[22833]es
[22835]sosed to go Gown. “What, When and
[22837]s
[22838]Fos (iW.H. the clement of surprise, The
[22840]COMMUNICATION
[22844]88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 365
[22846]INFORMATION
[22850]“major city im Babylon, therefore the succes
[22852]fo consider a
[22853]cessful 2.
[22854]tO dlan, Phere have be
[22856]too mary re nanbers of
[22857]Getense anacad and ox
[22859]tuhteous blows ag
[22860]ory to be capt
[22861]ace the consanuonces for revolubviona:
[22862]ivity, houever vic must keep casual
[22863]an aeccentable pinimun,. The slogan must be -
[22864]Hargmun Danage to the Enomy, Muvimua
[22865]to Use Practice has show thas when 2
[22866]Woidelis 22 it is done whith lmovledge and an
[22867]understanding of C.¢.f. casualties will be!
[22868]kent within an acceptable minimut, Too of%)
[22869]moch abvention is given to a nlan w to th
[22870]soint of execution ibbhont Giving the sane
[22871]attention to evasion and escane, that paris
[22872]of the cperabicn that determines successes
[22873]This is a subjective approach, a one-sided
[22874]approach. WW, is only one side of the «
[22875]C.N.D. is the other side. Because sel?-der:
[22876]groups use V.W.H., the sigs! C.M,T. does
[22877]go into operation until a self-defense gre:
[22878]coxmilts itself by actually executing sone i
[22879]of self-defense adtivity. — .
[22881]A111 of us showld be avare that once 6.M,
[22882]is activated pigs start showing on the set
[22883]from 30 seconds to 1 minute macimum in ever
[22885]oz failurc of a defense overation is .derend
[22886]upon the attention given to C.M.I. and the
[22887]plamring of evasion end escape. As I see it
[22888]learning to deal with the pigs! C.H.I. is %
[22889]number one military prebviem facing revolutl
[22890]forces in Babylon tedey, It is time for AL
[22891]have something to teach, by example, to stc
[22892]forward, And verember,.to die honorably, on
[22893]does not neod conpaity.
[22895]JP
[22900]BEN W. FONDRON 7 Ty CUCERS, BEVERLY FLEMING
[22902]ERONE DESAUSSURE . . KIM GARDNER
[22904]DAVID M. JOHNSON 7. CAROL E. SMITH
[22906]SHANTI JONESON VICTOR GRAYSON SYLVIA ROBINSON o
[22907]CASSANDRA PARKER DIANA - BPOWN Se
[22908]JERONE LEE ; LINDA, BARNSLEY
[22910]WILLIAM CUNNINGHAN.. PAT DUNCAN * ‘
[22912]fee meitenen
[22915]ON THE NIGHT OF OCTOBER 24%, 1970 5:30 PM, THE REACTIONARY GESTAPO
[22916]FOPCES, UNDER TEE COHMAND OF COMMISSIONER. ICH F, NICHOLS, STAGED AN
[22917]: 4 ATTACK OF THE N.C.C.F. OFFICE LOCATED AT 16th AND MYPTLE
[22918]: IN THE COURSE OF THE AT TACK, THE OFFICE WAS BOMSAPDED WITH A sake
[22919]‘ + AGE OF BULLETS AHR TEAR GAS SOMBS, RESULTING WITH THE ARPEST OF: 15
[22921]MEMBERS ON TPUMPED-UP CHARGES OF CONSPIEACY TO COMMIT MURDER -AND MUR~
[22922]DER. THEIR RANSOM (SO-CALLED BONDS ) RANGED TRCM $100 TO $25,000
[22924]WE SEE THIS OVERT ACTICY AS ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DESTROY THE BLACK
[22925]PANTHER PARTY AND IT'S EFPOP(S IN CGMbATING TASCISH PERE au THIS OP-
[22926]PRESSIVE SOCIETY AND THR Ying n nurn, 4
[22928].
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[22965]: 3
[22967]rd. ‘ WE ARE ASKING FOR-YOUR SUPPORT IN OUR EF~
[22968]i i FORTS £0 RAISE MONEY FOR THE POLITICAL
[22969]z PRISOMERS DEFENSE FUND. FREE THE DETROIT
[22971]FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 584-8953
[22972]- . i NATIONAL COMMITTEE TC COMBAT FASCIS}
[22973]o MINISTRY OF INFOR‘ATION tO
[22974]° . 12845 Thuth STREET . 5
[22976]on
[22977]Sms
[22983]° DETROUT NICH.
[22985]oo 7 eS
[22987]7
[22991]—nw-ss29e-Bocidanvensi-agese——
[22993]ike
[22995]Agyen Fe PIs
[22997]‘ . CH TRE EVENING OF OCTOBER 24th, FRIDAY, 2 N.C.C.FP,
[22998]MEMBERS WERE HARASSED BY MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT POLICE
[23000]DEPARTMENT. RESULTS OF THIS ENCOUNTER LEAD TO A SEIGE
[23001]OF THE THFORMAT ‘TON CENTER HICH ENDED IN THE APREST OF
[23002]15 N.C.C.F, MEMBERS,
[23004]Tied BM ay om tdag &™
[23005]NG remy '
[23007]OR
[23009]a
[23011]: ae . a . - .
[23012]i 15Q Balmoat & Joba R-
[23013]#. -
[23014]Fa = . .
[23015]ie its te
[23016]4 SUN NOY. 4.9970
[23018]TIME: 7:00 PM’
[23019]ii Se decade dekh se tote de deca cece ve ah teak sea eat ee shew wins » . ‘i (|)
[23020]b; 0 8 BRE OrrIce , LOCATED ON “1eth *j i | el
[23021]5 I, och AND MYPTLE, WAS OPENED FIRE # ATLL
[23022]1s upoN BY FASCIST POLICEMEN WITH * Hise,
[23023]® QVER-KILL WEAPONS OF WAR, f aacreyrers +b [iF
[23024]Ss NEICH WERE ALSO POINTED AT THE * Go..Jirue ee 74 ital
[23025]# PEOPLE NEO HAD GATHERED TO. * Fae
[23026]* YIRY THE ATTACK, . # AULT
[23028]Sata ietectiitt fe deat vededy dese eave deve sede a dete tear? hee
[23030]~ e tae eek ae cn eat wot er
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[23036]Page 369
[23038]Fifteen members of the local National
[23039]Committee to Combat Fasciam, the organising
[23041]‘bureau of the-Black Panther Party, are in jail.
[23042]Each of them has been charged with first degree
[23044]murder end conspiracy to commit murder.
[23046]They were in or near the ¥.C.C.F,
[23047]:0n Saturday evening, October 24, when two rigs
[23049]office
[23051]pont two Dlack youths who were selling tke Black
[23052]Panther Newspaper. The people in the cen
[23053]“responded by defending the two brothers; and.
[23055].when mora pigs cane on the scene with their
[23059]guns -out and shooting; the people avein de-.
[23060]fended themselves, leaving, one‘pig dead and...
[23061]another wounded. A whole orey of officers’
[23063]- sonverged upon’ the }
[23065]N.C.C.P. office, and -
[23067]finally, after about eight hours, the 15!-
[23069]Sisters, and -brothers inside Bur’
[23071]BAIL MO} SEY IS BADLY HUEDED.~
[23073]GIVE tO POLITICAL PRISOKERS DEFENSE TUN).
[23074]Seu- $983
[23076]POR FURTHER INPORMATION Cont
[23078]AC?
[23080]endered. |
[23082]NATIO NAL*colr SIPTEE TO coiss he PASCISH
[23084]MINISTRY OF INPORMATION
[23086].. 128"S wth STREET
[23088]. DETROIT MT tT
[23095]ow
[23096]by,
[23098].
[23100]NW-88206—Decld:3208952A Rage 3h
[23104]i
[23105]| .
[23106]i
[23107]t
[23108]R
[23109]j
[23111]The pig media has been bread
[23112]casting the resivaation of Chict
[23113]Pig Commissioner Murphy as a
[23114]great loss to Detroit andasainfor
[23115]New York. The pig media is oinking
[23116]that Detroit has lose a great pir
[23117]commissioner who “is well
[23118]experienced and has done many
[23119]things to improve Detroit and the
[23120]police forces here. At the saine
[23121]time that the Deureit Pix Dept.
[23122]is expressing sreat sorrow for
[23123]such a grevious loss, uhey wish
[23124]him luck in his exciting and new
[23125]job, So with tears in their eyes
[23126]the’ Derreit Pis, Dept. pig Mayor
[23127]Gribbs — ete., bh ohim a fond
[23128]farewell. .
[23130]To black people and other op-
[23131]pressed people the whole buildup
[23132]and play sounds like a story froin
[23133]Mother Goose, That's exactly what
[23134]it is, one of the biggest fairy
[23135]tales the pigs have ever tried to
[23136]get over. Pix Murphy and no other
[23137]pigs have done anything for poor
[23138]and oppressed people. To get the
[23139]books straiatt, pig Murphy didn’t
[23140]have 2 choice on whether to resign
[23141]or not, he was told eitker to re-
[23142]tire or get another job. To dig
[23143]where Lam coming from, you must
[23144]understand how and who controls
[23145]the oppressive pig forces in
[23146]Detroit and the events that lead to
[23147]pig Murphy getting his hat. The
[23148]pig forces are controlled by the
[23149]D.P.O.A, Detroit Police Officers
[23150]Association), Chief Detective,
[23151]Field 1, andretlated conspirators,
[23153]“Murphy got the position of Chief
[23154]Pig Commissioner during the tine
[23155]ne was an Inspector for the New
[23156]York Pig Dept. This made a lot
[23157]of top pigs in Detroit madhecause
[23158]they had been working on the pig
[23159]force all their low-lives and
[23160]thought that if anybody should get
[23161]the position it should come out of
[23162]their Hitle circle instesd of a pig
[23163]from New York that nobody ever
[23164]heard of. So antagonistic con-
[23165]ditions existed from the junp.
[23166]Many things came into play Urat
[23167]strained the relationship between
[23168]the Pig Comnissioner and the
[23169]DLP.O.A,
[23171]The black community began to
[23172]respond to the continuous pig bru-
[23173]tality and murder of black people
[23174]with shots of gun fire and dead
[23175]pigs. Pigs were jetting up-tight
[23176]because all eeross the netion
[23177]People \ were defending their homes
[23179]. ates a manne
[23181]ea ee eer nt ARTA Tome
[23183]Lis
[23185]Beat ab eke eet
[23187]PIG CHIEF MUF 2PHY
[23188]the pig ackuinistrarurs and the pig
[23189]Conmissioners Dy the D.PLOLA.,
[23190]the Chief Detective and the top
[23191]pigs to give them more liberties
[23192]to -deul with the people. The stap
[23193]and frisk Jaws and the no-knoch
[23194]laws were passed to henefit these
[23195]racist pigs. Gther demands were
[23196]made to pig Murphy by the
[23197]D.PO A, The NC.C.F. (@rgani-
[23198]zing bureau of the Black Panther
[23199]Party) was beginning to grow
[23200]rapidly and these racist dogs
[23201]demanded the green light to vamp
[23202]on our office. The Pig Com-
[23203]misSioner tid them to held off
[23204]until they could get a warrant or
[23205]a trumped-up conspiracy charfe.
[23206]“Two majcr events happened
[23207]recently within the black com-
[23208]muniry that caused pig Murphy to
[23209]get his walking papers quick. In
[23210]the area around the N.C_C.F, office
[23211]on Indianésle, members of the
[23212]N.G.C.E, and people in the com-
[23213]munity were putting up posters and
[23214]passing out free posters to the
[23215]community. The pigs came into the
[23216]area and began tearing the posters
[23217]down ant Lerassing the peuple.
[23218]Shouts of “Ail the pigs’? and
[23219]“yet out ef cur community’ came
[23220]from the peoyrie as they dug the pigs
[23221]tearing up their posters. The next
[23222]day a news car that lookedexactly
[23223]like a pin's car came into the
[23224]area to texe picturés and te get
[23225]sone in the com-
[23226]st that it was the pigs
[23227]intimidating the people once again,
[23228]€ taey righteously shot at
[23229]them, Wien the report of the
[23230]shocting got to the Ith precint,
[23232]these pigs immedistely saw their
[23233]it» vamp on our office.
[23237]chance
[23238]Without notifying piy, Merphy ‘and
[23239]the rest of the Pigs downtown the
[23243]the Chief T
[23245]Fee eolladinallthair unite |.
[23247]Indiendale Wa eat a meray
[23248]the lekh pr
[23251]er be
[23252]"100 pum,
[23254]A press verenve was held at
[23255]our office and the only news re=
[23256]porters that sort were dia
[23257]very ones ad Peen shet 2t.
[23258]We informed m thit the shows
[23259]didn't co from our office and,
[23260]they apreed they dida‘t be~
[23261]lieve they did, Pix Murphy reclize:
[23262]ut he dikin’c Lave an alibi cto
[23263]justify 2 en the office, so bk
[23264]told the lth precint to call the}
[23265]raid off, 3 sent the D, POA,
[23267]roti ield Lt.
[23268]y had ex
[23269]ks inthe
[23271]ete, into an o
[23273]posed their re ack ta
[23275]parking lot of the 10th precine and
[23276]flooded the
[23277]mod-squed
[23279]andale area vith
[23280]<S but most of a
[23281]fal that they ned ot
[23282]justify raiding a Panther offic
[23283]and pix Murgay had the andacit
[23284]to call “iz There wesa't any
[23285]future ar all left for pig “Murchy
[23286]in Detroit. The fascist D,P.0.2.
[23287]hooked up their machinery +
[23288]either force Merghy to came cow?
[23289]on the black community and raig
[23290]our office on Jndiandale or lose hi
[23291]job, one way er the other. In
[23292]formation started floadire o
[23293]office that the fascist pigs wer
[23294]really putting pressure on Marpty
[23295]to raid our office.
[23297]This was the lust straw for pi
[23299]Murphy, the D.P.O.A., the Chie
[23300]Detective, Ku Klux Klan ete.
[23301]had hooked up aad demandeda nex
[23303]Com:
[23305]ner, pig Murph
[23307]was set for
[23308]fascist pig Com
[23309]r Sheriff Lucas
[23311]i
[23315]ed to stay en goad re
[23317]1 his bosses. They ha
[23318]just got piz Murphy out and yel
[23319]wAnow ‘they cculun’t trust 4 igge:
[23320]in that position even if he (ee
[23321]niyger. Now Bg pif news!
[23322]pepers sre ee a ate will b
[23323]hard to dec o will bathe nex
[23325]pig Com sioner. Well th
[23326]P.O AL, Chief Detecris
[23327]Field Lt. Remain Gribbs hay
[23329]already 3 ed. If there is cn
[23330]doubr abowe sho the nest pig Com
[23331]missioner is it must be a toss
[23332]up between Hitler andSpire Agnes
[23333]DEATH TO ALL PIG COMMITS
[23334]SIONERS .
[23335]N.C.C.F. Detroit
[23337]=D
[23340]an eee
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[23350]. OF.
[23354]UAE Ys
[23355]Le
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[23364]i
[23366]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCTSY ye,
[23367]‘ MINISTRY OF INFORMATION -
[23369]| . 12885 Luith STREET
[23371]Eo, . DETROIT MICH.
[23373]y. a
[23375]REVOLUTIONARY “PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION .
[23377]4 !
[23379]ri “8
[23381]ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLES, 3
[23385]"YOUR POSITION CONCERNING THE LIBERATION OF ‘POOR AND ) OPPRESSED |
[23387]Props, HAS NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. WHAT WE»
[23389]IN THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY ARE BASICALLY concEitite WITH ,.IS nN
[23391]THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE, THE BLACK PANTHER PARPY HAS CALLED FOR é
[23392]REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PURPOSE fF
[23393]WRITING A CONSTITUTION WHICH RELATES TO THE OPPRESSED MASSES, OF BABY.
[23394]LON {U. S.) A CONSTITUTION WHICH WILL -EMBODY THE PRACTICAL IDEOLOGY
[23396]So eet ven en ae ee wis. seen
[23398]FOR THE ELIMINATION OF OPPRESSION. THE. RP. C, Cc... WLLL. TAKE PLACE. IN
[23400]WASHINGTON D.C+, WITH BLACK AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLES, FAMILIES, “raxtng
[23401]PART IN WRITING A NEW CONSTITUTION. oo
[23402]- THERE ARE CERTAIN SUPPLIES WE NEED TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF ap
[23403]CHILDREN., WE/ARE ASKING YOUR FULL SUPPORT IN SEEING TO IT THAT THE
[23404]NECESSARY SUPPLIES ARE OBTAINED SO OUR CHILDREN ARE WELL TAKEN CARE
[23405]A LIST OF THE THINGS WE WILL NEED IS ATTACHED. a, fo
[23406]“ALL POWER TO THE’ PEOPLE
[23407]. : . t an
[23409]NeC.C.F. DETROIT of -
[23411].
[23412]Pa
[23414]“MINISTRY OF: =
[23417](TE Ae iy z PF Pug Ol ft on gal
[23418]LF PO od dan Car GLY “eg G
[23420]C
[23424]8
[23425]J. “ fooaf ei
[23426]“Blackman liste. to the vo! ‘oos of the -sOrLeée
[23428]ouR HISTORY IN THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN BLOOD. OUR
[23430]= ONOST TRACIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD
[23432]ILLED BY ELACK MEN. IT ts NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENTS. IT
[23433]ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM QUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-—
[23434]VEZUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CANNON
[23435]| TEER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE.
[23437]JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN ARE USED In VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE
[23438]VIETNAM TOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS
[23439]¥AR TQ PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED
[23443]FES HERE IN DETROIT.
[23445]JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. HUST SALVAGE. RIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS~
[23446]& TO BE CONE A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR HACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST
[23449]“
[23451]vSE TO BECOM Me A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE “HERE IN THE
[23453]Hi
[23454]Hi
[23456]-R COUNTRY OF WAR ~ THE AMERICAN EMPIRE.
[23458]WE HAVE TO PULL: AWAY FROM THAT FLUNKEYISN. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S
[23460]NG WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR iN SOUL.
[23461]_ MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW
[23463]" DEVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR PEOPLE.
[23464][MUST PIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.
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[23473]i
[23475]eS
[23477]YOU MUS MAKE THE DECISION Now, IF YOU ARE GOING TO WORK HARD TO
[23479]CUR GOWN DESTRE
[23481]LL US, GR WORK WITH US TG OBTALN OUR FREEDOM, AS FAS AS
[23483]=» CONCERNED, WE DON'T WANT TO TIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR-
[23485]MISTANCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHY TO THE FINISH.
[23487]IF ANYONE WHETHER HE BE WHITE GR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS
[23488]© FAVORABLE FOR BATTLE, WE ‘WILL CERTAINLY ACT IN SULF-DEFENSE TO WIPE
[23489]M OUT RESOLUTELY, THOROUGHLY , WROLLY AND “COMPLETELY.
[23491]WE VILL NOT AND CAN NOT STRIKE, RASHLY, BUT WHEN WE.DO STRIKE, WE
[23493]s
[23495]ST WIM, an - wee
[23496]° IME HOME BLACK MAN TO YOUR TRUE FAMILY, YOUR BLACK FAMILY, YOUR SLAVE.
[23497]iMILY. . ;
[23498]| :
[23500]See Essay |
[23502]tl a hs a tah 6
[23504]aes u
[23506]Le)
[23508]i ; “8 ,
[23509]NATIONAL COMMITTER 0 coubeT PEsoreit
[23510]MINISTRY OF IRFORATION .
[23512]22845 Léth STREET
[23513]° DETROIT MICH,
[23514]v 2 - inca . ee et ome . ‘ er oR. ae >
[23516]NW"BB296-Boclel-9298957- Rag onDlb
[23519]COMMUNITY LUPOPMAT LOU CERSTP ONE N
[23520]: SENET foe poe
[23521]2008 ALREPT fe Ne
[23522]PLING VICES POL aN
[23524]Poy Al on @r~em yw Fs R22 © ng ey
[23525]j i 7 sb Pavey
[23526]COO ELEY J oa Mae Wet 8
[23527]at
[23529]EVERY SIh SCE THE BLACK LIBERATION MOVEMENT? STARTED IN 1965, GREeZby I~
[23530]IVIDUALS HAVE BREN PIMPING OFF THE PEOPLE. OND SUCH WAND OF INDIVIDUALS
[23532]xIsTP IN FLINT, GOING UNDER THE GUISE OF BRO-HAM, RROTHERS OF HAM,
[23534]“WILLY NOLAND, JOHN CBIG WORB) COLMAN, AND WIL L (RUN THE SHOW) FRANK~
[23536]=n STARTED THIS ORGANIZATION SUPPOSEDLY TO SHRVN THE PEOPLE. THROUGH
[23537]RICKERY AX YD BEMAGOGIC STRATEGY, THEY WENT, ON TO DECEIVE TRE PEOPLE INTO
[23539]HONKING THAT THIS ORGANIZATION WAS A RIGHTEOUS BLACK MILITANT ORGANIZA~
[23541]i
[23542]ZGN, INPTENT ON SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE PEOPLE
[23544]i RUN THE SHOW FRANKLIN “ANN LOUDMOUTHEN .COLEMAN, USED WILL NOLAND &8*"
[23546]RAND TOOL, THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF UNKNOWING. BROTHERS INTO DOING
[23547]RETR LITTLE DEEDS. LIKE GETTING MONEY FROM TREIR COHERENC THE PIGS,
[23548]ROM THERE, THEY HOVED ON TO AH IGHER LEVEL, OMRUDSMAN , WHICH IS NO NORE
[23550]EAT AN ORGART ZATION THAT IS BUILT AROUND TELLING THE PEOPLE ONE THIEG
[23552]ray
[23553]ry
[23554]a
[23555]be
[23558]‘D THEN TELLING THEIR COHERENCE ANOTHER. GRYTING MONEY AND SAYING
[23559]‘REY ARE GOING TO HELP THE PEOPLE IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY, WHILE THE PIGS .
[23560].PE STILL BRUTALIZING, BEATING AND KILLING NIGGERS, :
[23562]RLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL LIVING IN ROACH AND RAT INFESTED HOUSES. BLACK
[23563]SARE BEING HERDED INTO URPAN PRENFWAL PROJECTS , WHICH ARE IN ESSENCE
[23564]IGGER REMOVAL PROJECTS. BLACK CHILDREN ARE STILL HUNGRY, WIITLE PIES
[23565],PELL PATROL AND CONTROL THE COMMUNITY, ANB APAPT FROM THIS, 17.NEW PIG
[23566]IDES FAVE BEFN ADDED TO THE BLACK COMMUNITY TO HARASS THE COMMUNTTY.
[23568]“EVEN THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL ARE BEING VAMPED ON WHILE THRE BOOT-LICKING -
[23571]{ACKEYS, RUN THE SHOW AND BIG WORD, LOUDMOUTHED LYING. COLEMAN, ARE FUNNING
[23573]-RCUND WITH .25'S IN TREIF FOCKETS, SITTING AR SAD ON THE BGARD OF THD
[23574]PRAN COALITION WITH PIG PROSECUTOR, TWO TACED ROBRRT LEONARD, GREFDY,
[23575]ICICUS BUSINESSMAN SONMPERPIELD AND OPER PIC BUSINESSMEN , VEO AIN'T
[23577]MA GIVE A DIME FO ANY BLACK PEOPLE, fT ALL THEY, DRINK PLENTY OF-LIQUTOR
[23578]. caste age a oe
[23581]Aged a
[23582]fperiney F
[23586]A “As
[23587]tt he
[23588]( rs
[23592]he
[23594]f.
[23596]de
[23600]eg Pye
[23601]IG RUTHERFORD, CHRIF HOG. BUT
[23604]YET,
[23606]‘tc NEEDS .OF THE PEOPLE HERE IN “PLINT.
[23608]wo
[23610]WE AS MEMBEKS OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM AND THE PEO.
[23611]"| ENOW HESD BAFFONS POOLS FOR WHA’ THEY ARE, POUCHIST, OPPORTUNIST
[23612]35 NIGGER LACKEYS, WE SAY THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMNEDIATE END TO THIS 5
[23613]_ACPIVITY AND TRICKERY THAT THE OMB3UDSMAN ‘ARE USING ON |THE PFOPLE. BLACK :
[23614]PLE WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LONGER, ‘AND BLACK PEOPLE SAY IF THESE THINGS _ :
[23615]ON ANY LONGER, WE WILL: PUT A STOP TO THES PIG ACTIVITY BY ANY MEANS °
[23616]v - o, 2 4 . ian .
[23617]{ESSARY. i :
[23618]i: ' o. 4
[23619]: . eo Po . :
[23620]; mo ‘ DEATH TO TEE HOUSE NIGGER
[23621]sy LACKEY AND HIS RUNNING DOG ;
[23622]. i . :
[23626]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 3/5:
[23630]PARTNERS
[23633]Ae Tey NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO CONPAT FASCISM
[23634]MINISTRY GF INFORMATION
[23636]613 “TELRTAL
[23637]AEPROLt MICH.
[23639]WE MUST NOT FAIL AMG
[23641]Ne z
[23643]ee A baad be rane
[23645]ARGLLA DAVIS, A BRILLIANT SCHOLAR, AN ADVOCATE OF WOMEN RIGHTS AND
[23646]ACADEMIC FREERON IS NOW INCARCERATED IH A NEW YORK PRISON, FIGHTING EX
[23647]TRADITION, TO CALIFORNIA WHERE SHE FACES THE GAS CHAMBER FOR MURDER, KID-
[23648]‘NAPPING AND CONSPIRACY «
[23649]| oHE! BLACK PANTHER PARTY ACCUSES A RFACTIONARY AUTHORITY OF CALIFOR-
[23650]NIA AND THE U.S. OF USING ANGELA BAVIS AS 8 SCAPE GOAT, THE TRADITIONAL
[23651]JUDICIARY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EVENT THAT TOOK PLACE IN MARIN COURT~
[23652]ROOM AND THE PGLICE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOP THE MURDER OF THE JUDGE, JONATHAN
[23653]JACKSON, WILLIAK CEPRISTMAS AND JAMES MoCLAIN AS WELL AS THE WOUNDING OF -
[23655]“eur 4s
[23657]1 nade
[23659]2
[23660]a
[23662]STAGES. IN ORDER TO PRAWN ATTENTION FROM THE RESPONSIBLE PERSONS,
[23663]ANGELA DAVIS WAS HUNTED, CAPTURED AND ACCUSED OF CRIMES 0 OF WHICH THE
[23664]AMERICAN REACTICNARY SYSTEM I$ 3 FACT, GUILTY OF.
[23665]ANGELA DAVIS HAS EXEMPLIFIED THE RIGHEST EXPRESSION OF CONCERN FOR
[23666]THE ‘PEOPLE. WE THE PEOPLE SHOULD SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF THIS BY COMING
[23667]THIS KOUP OF NEED, SPE HAS GIVEN HER ENERGY AND DEVOTION
[23668]| TO TRE PEOPLE'S CAUSE WITHOU REFERINCE TO HER PERSONAL SAFTY, WITHOUT
[23669]PEFEPENCE TO KER PERSONAL GAINS. a
[23670]TEE ELACK PANTHER PARTY CALLS UPON RLACK PEOPLE IN PARTICULAR AND
[23672]ALL GPYRESSED PEOPLE IN GENERAL TO RISE AND DO WHAT Is NECESSARY TO FREE
[23674]Som nea pe
[23676]ENGELA DAVIS, SHE RAS GIVEN IN A PREE AND IN A VERY PURE WAY. IN A WAY
[23677]THAT SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR PEOPLE EVERYWHERE,
[23679]; AT THIS TIME, WE MUST WOT TAIL ANGELA DAVES « . Ss
[23680]UIXCERETS FROM A PPECS RDLEA St BY Bury P . REWTOHW? t oo —
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[23717]a oy Gp TERED 3 TH CCHRARES
[23718]THE DISTEes 8 BX RIVE @T REATS oF
[23720]aie,
[23722]3 HAVE SEEn —
[23724]i oAND ‘THE
[23725]SIStiG 205s AXE VO Ai
[23726]ES ECLRIP AND 70 8 SHOW TEE S
[23728]io OF SOVER AND £ PHOT ay DY oH s3
[23730]% TO PRE TNE DETROIT "15"
[23732]AD
[23734]> UP A DEYERSS “RD. 70 OBTAIN MONEY
[23735]2 EE RE
[23737]STOHS WILL BE “ake 0:
[23738]“"* prep peeeor? 'is' Romp"
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[23743]weft forte “4 were
[23745]cat oe Hed
[23747]* BEN FPORDROW
[23748]HERONS DESAUSSURE
[23749]DAVID JOHNS
[23750]SHANTI JORESOY
[23751]CASSANDRA PARKER
[23752]JEROEE Une
[23753]WILLIAN CURRIEGHAN
[23754]VICTOR CRAYTON
[23756]- URSe. BEY % PLEM ISS
[23757]EIK GARDE
[23759]SAROL E, Stitt .
[23760]Ux iNTA ROBINSON .
[23761]a Vemeytyar .
[23763]rs
[23765]- DEATA BROGY :
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[23767]LONNIE DARDEN
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[23775]G. Locally Stated Aims and Polic
[23777]LARRY POWELL, member of the Detroit NCCE, concucted
[23778]the political education classes on July 5, 1970, at which time
[23779]. the topic of discussion was the center page of the July 4,
[23780]1970, issue of "The Black Panther" newspaper. Those in
[23781]attendance were instructed as follows:
[23783]Whenever you say "death to the pigs" mean it.
[23784]Put your words into action. Use the slogan "all power to
[23785]the people" as the pigs think they are the power. "Now we
[23786]have to add to our slogan "death to the pigs," so ston
[23787]talking and start putting your words into action. The pigs
[23788]are planning genocide against us. The reason there are more
[23789]pigs in the comnunity this year then lest year is because
[23790]they are planning to get rid of all blacks, and they want all
[23791]blacks to move into the projects so all they would have to
[23792]do is put a fence around it and give them just enough money
[23793]to get food. They want to take everything away from us, but
[23794]we still have the power to destroy and there is no way the
[23795]| pigs can destroy the BPP. If they kill us off, our struggle
[23796]will be taken up by the people in the community as we are
[23797]the people's party. If we don't go to the people then we . t
[23798]| are not serving the people. Our struggle is not confined
[23799]| and exists aiso in the South in the field of Civil Rights.
[23800]We have to fight for national salvation, deal with reoression
[23801]and will fight for the Liberation of all oppressed peoples.
[23803]| . DE T-3
[23804]. “July 3, 1970
[23806]CHARLES HOLT, second in command of the Detroit
[23807]NCCF, appeared at a demonstration at the Wayne State University
[23808]Law School, Detroit, ijichigan, August 31, 1970, where he told
[23809]a nevS commentator that the BPP supports the Revolutionary
[23810]Black Lawyers.
[23812]DE T-1
[23813]September 1, 1970
[23815]The following is.the transcript of a tape record- .7
[23816]ing made by RONNIE IRWIN, Detroit NCCF, which was recovered
[23817]on October 16, 1970, by the Detroit Police Department, behind
[23818]7708 Mack Avenue, detroit, an NCCF Office which had been ;
[23819]abandoned on October 15, 1970:
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[23835]"I say hungry children should be fed. Not
[23836]because they got money but because they're hungry...
[23837]This morning the children sitting here at this
[23838]free breakfast for children program. This is
[23839]Chairman Bobby Seale's idea. He organized the
[23840]breakfast for childrens program for you children
[23841]and you know where Chairman Bobby Seale is right
[23842]now? He's in Connecticut. There fascist pigs
[23843]tried to murder him in the electric chair for
[23844]feeding all the children.
[23846]"Now you children know what we are going to
[23847]do to the pigs for that? -Right on. (Group in
[23848]background replies "Right On.")
[23850]- See
[23852]“Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton of the Illinois
[23853]Chapter of the Black Panther Party was murdered in
[23854]his sleep for implementing the socialistic programs
[23855]that Chairman Bobby Seale laid down for him, The
[23856]free breakfast for children program, the free
[23857]medical health care clinic is why. ;
[23859]"He was raurdered in his sleep, you know?
[23860](response from group in background "Right On.")
[23862]"You can look at, you can look at the pigs
[23864]and you can see every time somebody tries to help
[23865]the people are do some for the people or serve
[23867]the people like the members of the Black Panther
[23868]Party and:‘National Committees to Combat Fascism
[23870]do, the pigs will vamp down on them. Pigs will
[23871]start coming down on them hard. And that shows:
[23872]you that they're doing their job. But there's
[23874]a lot of people running around here who call
[23875]themselves serve the people call themselves
[23876]so-called revolutionaries, you know, And the
[23878]pigs they don't care nothing about them. They
[23879]Gon't look at them twice. All the vigs do is
[23881]laugh at them. And you know they ain't doing their
[23882]job. You know: Revolution comes out the barrel
[23884]of a gun, not out of the sleeve of no dashaki.
[23885]Right Ont (people in background respond "Right On.")
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[23897]; The Association of Black Students, Oakland
[23898]University, Rochester, Michigan, sponsored a rally in
[23899]support of the Detroit 16 on November 16, 1970, featuring
[23900]HUEY P. NEWTON.
[23902]‘ The main theme of the speech given by HUEY P.
[23903]NEWION on November 16, 1970, at Oakland University, was that
[23904]all poor blacks and poor whites, the working classes, the
[23905]oppressed of the world, must all join forces as a united
[23906]body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.
[23907]NEWTON reveatedly referred to this "ruling circle" through-
[23908]out his entire speach and anparently interoreted this "ruling
[23909]circle" as those leaders of Government and industry, the
[23910]imperialists or those who are rich in this society. NEWTON
[23911]wanted equality for everyone with no one being superior to
[23912]his fellow man. He indicated the Negro is a class brother
[23913]with the poor whites and they must join in their effort to
[23914]overcome the "ruling circle. ".
[23916]. NEWTON stated, "The Black Panther Party is the
[23917]vanguard of the revolution on a world-wide level becatise the
[23918]world is really one community and we've taken’ Marxist-Leninist
[23919]to a greater level-and, therefore, we are the greatest
[23920]Marxist-Leninists that ever lived, .and we say this not to
[23922]be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else
[23924]would carry that banner because the way is narrow and the
[23925]burden is heavy.”
[23927]In conclusion, the speech by NEWTON was a rambling,
[23928]many times incoherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low-key
[23929]revolutionary type speech which attenoted to show a connection
[23931]. between the SPP and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
[23932](LRBY), as well as a unity between the BPP and all oppressed
[23933]persons of the world.
[23935]A characterization of the LRBW is contained
[23937]in the appendix pages attached hereto.
[23939]His speech called for the release of the Detroit 16,
[23940]freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed
[23941]brothers and for the ultimate overthrow of the pigs.
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[23950]The speech apneared to be rather poorly organized .
[23951]and NEWTON was easily diverted from the main topics which .
[23952]he seemed to be pursuing. The speech had very few references
[23953]| to any actual radical action. or violent confrontation.
[23955]The Black Student Union, University of Michigan,
[23956]Ann Arbor, Hichigan, sponsored a rally in support of the
[23957]| Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring HUEY NEWTON.
[23959]NEWTON stated that the working class will be the
[23960]ones to carry out the "revolution". and carry the “revolution
[23961]banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the
[23962]new order, Throughout his speech}; NEWTON talked about the
[23963]new order which will occur when. the worlé is taken over by
[23964]Communism, Throughout the speech, NEWTON refers to capitalism
[23965]stating that while it has caused many problems, it has also
[23966]kaid the foundation for Communism. He stated that the
[23967]wealthy are the ruling circle and named RCCREFELLER and FORD .
[23968]as being in thie circle. NENTON stated thet they offered
[23969]troops to the Vietnamese people, however, aid not get a
[23970]definite answer on their proposal.
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[23973]November 17, 1970
[23975]The Black Liberation Front International, Michigan
[23976]State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored a rally
[23977]in support of the Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring
[23978]HUEY NEWTON. ,
[23980]The speech given by NEWTON was scheduled for 10:00
[23981]aem,,in the auditorium at Michigan State University. The
[23982]doors were open prior to 10:00 a.m., and persons admitted
[23983]after a thorough search, for a fee of $2.00, except Megro
[23984]females, who were charged 25 cents. Those persons attending
[23985]the speech were advised that they were not allowed to leave,
[23986]applaud, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving’
[23987]could not return. NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 a.m,
[23988]and spoke on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular
[23990]‘ emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to.
[23991]the BPP. The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.
[23992]At approximately .1:00 p.m., most of the audience had left
[23993]because they were unable to understand NEWTON and vere
[23994]getting fed up with the treatment they were receiving. After
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[24004]a question and answer session, NEWTON finished speaking
[24006]at 2330 p.m
[24008]DE T-25
[24009]November 17, 1970
[24011]H. Propensity to Violence and Preparation for
[24012]Confrontation
[24014]JESSE HARRIS, who was selling papers for the
[24015]RCCF in Flint, Michigan, sold pavers and kept the money,
[24016]OLIVER HMC CLURE, leader of the Detroit NCCF, and possibly
[24017]one or two others from Detroit, went to Flint and worked
[24018]HARRIS over. HARRIS is no longer associated with the NCCF,
[24020]DE T~26
[24021]July 2, 1970
[24023]A number of members of the Detroit NCCF assaulted
[24024]and seriously beat LIONEL MAURICE ALEXANDER, a State witness
[24025]who testified against DERRICK K. DRAW, who was convicted
[24026]of second degree murder. The NCCE members accused ALEXANDER
[24027]of being a "pig." The act of brutality allegedly occurred
[24028]on July 7, 1970, at 22195 Indiandale, headquarters of the
[24029]Detroit NCCE, where ALEXANDER had gone upon their invitation.
[24031]DE T-3
[24032]July 20, 1970
[24034]On July 17, 1970, Detroit Police Officers ob-
[24035]served a car traveling at a high rate of speed, which had
[24036]the trunk lock punched out This vehicle was stopved and
[24037]the three Negro occupants exited the car and the driver was
[24038]asked for his registration, but claimed he had none. ODIVEE
[24039]MC CLURE, leader of the Detroit WCCF, began swearing at the
[24040]police officers and the driver, WILLIAM BYRON MC CLURE,
[24041]brother of OLIVER, also began yelling insults. WILLIAM
[24042]KC CLURE jumped on one of the officers' backs and appeared
[24043]to grab for his gun, which fell to the ground, and wasvicked
[24044]up by a second officer. While the officers were struggling
[24045]with the MC CLUREs, an adéitional scout car arrived and the
[24046]third passenger of the car, THOMAS KIRK WARD, elso a member
[24047]of the Detroit NCCE immediately jumped one, of the dficers
[24048]from this car. The above three individuals were subdued
[24049]and warrants were issued charging all three with resisting
[24050]and obstructing a police officer.
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[24059]On July 18, 1970, a Detroit Police Officer was
[24060]walking to a call box at the intersection of Woodward and
[24061]State Streets, Detroit, when he was pushed off the curb and
[24062]down into the street and continued to be assaulted by
[24063]LARRY POWELL, member of the Detroit NGCF., Witnesses indicated
[24064]that the attack was completely unprovoked. POWELL was arrested
[24065]and charged with Assault and Battery on a police officer.
[24067]DE T~3
[24068]» July 20, 1970
[24070]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Security
[24071]Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department,
[24072]advised on July 30, 1970, that about 9:30 a.m., this date,
[24073]a Channel 50 television news car wes in the vichity of
[24074]petrorn NCCF headquarters, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit, when
[24076]a Negro male, age 25 to 30 years, 6'2", 200 pounds, with
[24078]beard and toustache, fired three shots at the news car from
[24079]the norch of the office. There were no injuries to the
[24080]occupants of the car, which was probably in the vicinity to
[24081]film traffic signs in the vicinity of the above office, which
[24082]had been painted black and had posters pasted on them.
[24084]On October 24, 1970, Detective Lieutenant WILLIA‘
[24085]Mc COY, supra, advised that at 5:45 p.m, October 24, 1970,
[24086]two Detroit Police Department Officers put out a radio
[24087]"officer in trouble" call Cue to difficulty in subduing
[24088]individuals who had been given loitering tickets, apparently
[24089]in connection with their distributing NCCF literature.
[24091]Two unmarked patrol cars with plain clothes officers
[24092]responded and arrived in the area almost immediate ely, however,
[24093]a crowd had gathered and one of the officers was recognized
[24094]and the crowd began to attack the car with bottles and rocks,
[24095]When the officers attempted to leavethe area by driving across
[24096]a vacant lot, the car was hit by gunfire and one officer
[24097]suffered minor injuries.
[24099]The second police car had stopped near the corner
[24100]of 16th and Myrtle near an NCCP office and a short time later
[24101]another shot hit one of the patrolman on the back of the head. -
[24102]and he was dead on arrival at the hospital.
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[24112]the NCCF office at 3376 16th Street was immediately:
[24113]surrounded and a search warrant obtained.
[24115]At the first meeting of the branch of the Detroit
[24116]nccr at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, November 15, 1970,
[24117]WAYNE THECDORE ROBERTSON asked who had cuns and stated
[24118]that they were no problem to obtain as all you would have’to
[24119]ao is kill a policeman and take his equipment. It was also
[24120]mentioned that they should be willing to give their lives
[24121]for the HCCF.
[24123]DE T-24
[24124]_Eilovember 17, 1970
[24126]y
[24128]The Flint Chapter of the Detroit Nccr has begun -
[24129]work on fortifving the house at 2009 Albert by placing
[24130]plywood a few inches from the wall which they then plan
[24131]to fill with sand,
[24135]DE T~24
[24136]December 4, 1970.
[24138]At approximately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,
[24139]a marked police vehicle driving south on 17th Street from
[24140]Magnolia observed a Man whom they believed had a pistol in
[24141]his hand. Upon circling the block the officers observed
[24142]the same Neqro male standing on the porch of 3591 17th
[24143]Street, an office of the NCCF, with a rifle, which he pointed
[24144]at the police car, which immediately left.
[24146]. ‘DE T3
[24147]December 23, 1970
[24149]The first floor of CIC Number One, 2219
[24150]Indiandale, Detroit, has sandbags piled to the bottom edge
[24151]of the windows and piled to the ceiling on the second floor
[24152]with the exception of one wall. There ars heavy wire screens
[24153]over all the windows, which they plan to fasten with hinges
[24154]so they can be opened.
[24156]DE T-1
[24157]August 6, 1970
[24159]The NCCF sent ten people to a shooting range at
[24160]21 Mile Road and Gratiot on September 10, 1970, at a cost of
[24161]$2.50 per person.
[24163]DE T1 ;
[24164]September II, 1970
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[24174]When OLIVER MCG CLURE returned from New York
[24175]the weekend of August 30, 1970;he advised .that the battle
[24176]tactics for the NCCr and BrP are to hide weapons outside of
[24177]headquarters at various locations, and if they learn of an
[24178]impending raid, most of the members are to be sent out of
[24179]the office to obtain guns, and after the police have surrounded
[24181]the office, will attack from the rear.
[24183]‘DE T-1.
[24184]September 4, 1970
[24186]I. Arrests
[24188]Name Date ; Place
[24189]OLIVER July 17, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24190]MC CLURE.
[24192]LLITAM .B. July 17, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24194]XHC CLURE
[24196]THOMAS KIRK July 17, 1970 . Detroit, Michigan
[24197]ST-WARD
[24198]LARRY POWELL July 18, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24199]| { RONALD K8VIN July 21, 1970 “Detroit, Michigan
[24200]“7 IRWIN .
[24201]ANDRE ANTHONY August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24202]SVATTCHELL
[24203]WAYNE THEODORE August 10, 1970 bétroit, Michigan
[24204]ROBERTSON ,
[24205]RONALD K. August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24206]IRWIN
[24207]f -
[24208]ANTHONY NORMAN August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24210]ROBERT SHIT] August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
[24212]DELPHINEY“IC RAY August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
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[24218]Charge
[24220]Resisting and
[24221]Obstructing a
[24222]Police Cfficer
[24224]Resisting and
[24225]Obstructing a
[24226]Police Officer
[24228]Resisting and
[24229]Obstructing a
[24230]Police Officer
[24232]Assault and
[24233]Battery
[24235]Assault and
[24236]Battery on
[24237]Police Officer
[24239]Asseult and
[24240]Battery
[24241]Resisting and
[24242]Obstructing a
[24243]Police Officer
[24244]Resisting and
[24245]Obstructing a
[24246]Police Officer
[24248]" it
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[24253]RODNEY HILL August 13, 1970
[24257]ROBERT SMITH August 13, 1970
[24259]LONHIE DARDEN August 19, 1970
[24261]VIRON KEITH September 165, -
[24262]YREDYWINE 1970 mR
[24264]‘Detroit,
[24266]LONNIE DARDEN "
[24267]CHARLES HOLT ‘ "
[24269]ROBERT EARLY September 24,
[24271]. SMITH 1970
[24272]WILLIAM "
[24273]CUR INGHAM
[24274]ALICE RAYFORD September 25,
[24275]| 1970
[24276]MARY FORD "
[24277]DOUGLAS EDWARD October 24,
[24278]” IRWIN 1970
[24279]ANTHONY "
[24280]NORMAN
[24281]LOUIS T.
[24282]JOHNSON October 27, 1970
[24284]. 7 ” .
[24285]y / BEN WILLIAM October 25, 1970
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[24320]Michigan
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[24345]Resisting. and
[24346]Obstructing a
[24347]Police Officer
[24349]n n
[24351]Vender Impeding
[24352]Pedestrian traffic
[24354]Assault and attery,’
[24355]Police Officer
[24357]thy ni . W
[24358]‘Obstruction of
[24360]Justice and Felon-
[24361]ious Assault
[24363]Distribution of |
[24364]Leaflets and pan
[24365]phliets within 300
[24366]feet of a school
[24368]8 it
[24369]Resisting Arrest
[24371]Resisting Arrest
[24373]Assault and
[24374]Battery on Police
[24375]Officer
[24377]Malicious Destruc—
[24378]tion of Property
[24380]Murder One and
[24381]Conspiracy to Mur-
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[24389]~ *, BROWNE CARL October 25, 1970 Detroit, Michigan: Murder One ard
[24391]DESAUSSURE . Conspiracy to
[24392]Murder
[24393]-
[24394]‘ JEROME .LEE cou _ Detroit, Michigan _ " "
[24395]a . mae
[24396]SHANY“TCENSON Me nH, eo, " P
[24397]WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM u u n u "
[24398]CASSANDRA’ PARKER  *_.i-- on " . Hoon
[24399]SYLVIA ROBINSON " ; " “a . " n
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[24408], VICTOR LEB GRAYSON " " u "
[24409]ANTHONY NORMAM October 24, 3970 nt it Assault and f
[24410]Battery on Police |
[24412]i
[24413]Loans aRDEN November 9, 1970 " " Assavlt with Intent *
[24414]G to do Great Bodily
[24415]Earm :
[24416]DE T-3
[24417]Various
[24419]LARRY/HENSON December, 1970 Flint, Michigan Breaking and
[24420]. 1, Entering .-
[24422]‘ enn . » DE T-24
[24424]December, 1970
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[24441]J. Wearons
[24443]7 A member of the NCCF along with an associateof the
[24444]White Panther Party (WPP) stole some dynamite of which the
[24445]NCCF acquired about 100 pounds.
[24447]DE T-1
[24448]July 20, 1970
[24450]The NCCE has approximately 12 rifles and shotguns,
[24451]three handguns, 3000 rounds of ammunition and gas masks at
[24452]2219 Indiandale, Detroit. ae
[24454]aEe DE T-1
[24455]July 30, 1970
[24457]The weapons located at the Ministry of Information,
[24458]12847 14th Street, Detroit, are approximately as follows:
[24459]two Aris rifles, two shotguns, three .45 caliber pistols
[24460]with extra long clips (25 rounds) and 5000 «to 6000 rounds
[24461]of ammunition.
[24463]Located at CIC Number One, 2219 Indiendale, are
[24464]aporoximately the following: eight FN assault rifles,
[24465]four or five shotguns and an unknown amount of ammunition.
[24467]Located at CIC Number Two, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,
[24468]are approximately the following: one AR 15 rifle and one
[24469]-3006 caliber rifle.
[24471]DE T-1
[24472]August 5, 1970
[24474]The Detroit NCCF currently has the following
[24475]weapons: |
[24477]approximately eight shotguns
[24478]one AR 15 rifle
[24479]two Ml rifles
[24480]one FN assault rifle
[24481]one .3006 rifle
[24482]five .38 caliber revolvers
[24483]‘ two .30 caliber revolvers
[24484]one .357 magnum
[24486]. The NCCF also has two radios for monitoring
[24487]police bands. .
[24489]. DE T-1
[24490]» November, 1970
[24492]2 5 SOY eee
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[24501]¥%. Meetings and Rallies
[24503]The Detroit NCCT sponsored a picnic at Belle
[24504]Isle Park, Detroit, Michigan, on Sunday August 7, 1970,
[24505]which lasted from approximately 12:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m,
[24506]There were approximately 150 persons present most of the
[24507]time, however, around 4:00 p.m., music was played over the
[24508]public address system which attracked crowds wo to akout
[24509]400 people, the majority of whom appeared to be present
[24510]because of curiosity rather than motivation by BPP doctrine.
[24512]zm T-~3
[24513]‘August 10, 1970
[24515]The Detroit NccF held a picnic at Belle Isle
[24516]Park, Detroit, on Sunday, August 16, 1970, which began
[24517]about 12:00 noon and ended at approximately 3:00 p.m.
[24518]The NCCF suoplied food and asked for donations as well as
[24519]selling "The Black Panther" newspaper, buttons and posters.
[24521]DE T-1
[24522]August 17, 1970
[24524]The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle
[24525]Park, Detroit, on August 31,.1970, which was considered to
[24526]be a flop as less than 40 persons attended and the NCCF
[24527]lost about $200.00.
[24529]DE T-1 :
[24530]August 31, 1970
[24532]Members of the Detroit NCCP traveled to the BPP
[24533]Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Fennsylvania,
[24534]scheduled for September 5 - 7, 1970, leaving Detroit on
[24535]- September 4, 1970.
[24537]DE T-1
[24538]September 16, 1970
[24540]The Detroit NCCF sponsored a rally at the Malcolm X
[24541]Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, at 7:00 p.m., on Cctober
[24542]30, 1970, to raise funds for the defense of the Detroit 15.
[24543]About 50 people attended and approximately $200.00 worth
[24544]of paners, buttons, and literature were sold. Speakers from
[24545]the NCCF talked about the police coming into the community
[24546]stating that the community should defend itself.
[24548]72
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[24553]The NCCF also sponsored a rally at the Northside
[24554]Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November 1, 1970,
[24555]at 7:30 po.m. and HCCF speakers again talked about the police’
[24556]coming into the community and stating that the comaunity
[24557]should defend itself.
[24559]ra
[24561]DE T~1
[24562]November 2, 1970
[24564]A contingent from the Detroit NCCE left Detroit on
[24565]November 26, 1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's
[24566]Constitutional Convention organized by the BPP,”“November 27 to
[24567]29, 1970, Washington, D.C. ; °
[24569]DE T-3
[24570]‘ November 26, 1970
[24572]The Detroit NCCF had a rally and dance at the
[24573]Northland Community Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November
[24574]1, 1970, where a noted BFP leader was to be a4 speaker,
[24575]however, he did net show up. Newspapers and vosters were
[24576]on sale.
[24578]DE T-23
[24579]November 2, 1970
[24581]RONNIE WIN, Detroit NCCF, at a rock concert to
[24582]raise money-for the NCCF Defense Fund on November 10, 1970,
[24583]Wayne State University, Student Center Building, made a
[24584]sneech regarding the shooting of the Detroit Police Officers
[24586]. On Cctober 24, 1970, and stated that the white radicals
[24588]should suopert the Detroit 16. Ue stated that the "pigs"
[24590]came Gown on the community amlthe NCCF responded, and that
[24591]if community leaders had not interceded, thea HCCF members
[24593]would have been killed.
[24595]DE fl
[24596]November 11, 1970
[24598]Le. Frocrams of Detroit NCCF
[24600]1. Free Breakfast for School Children
[24602]73
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[24609]‘a . x
[24612]DE 157-3075
[24614]The NCCF has one Breakfast Program which is currently
[24615]located at the Ministry of Information, 12847 Mth Street,
[24616]Detroit, and serves approximately 32 children, five days
[24617]a week,
[24619]DE T-1
[24620]October 26, 1970
[24622]The Breakfast Program was not onerating the last
[24623]few days of November, 1970, due to the NCCF moving to a new
[24624]office, :
[24626]DE T~1
[24627]November, 1970
[24629]The Free Breakfast for Children Program is
[24630]currently operating in the following locations:
[24632]3591 17th Street, -
[24633]Detroit, Michigan  .
[24634]feeding about 25 children per day
[24636]611 Continental |
[24637]Detroit, Michigan
[24638]feeding about 35 children per day
[24640]St. Leo's Church
[24642]15th and Grand River
[24644]Detroit, Michigan
[24646]feeding less than ten children per day.
[24648]. DE T-1
[24649]. 7 December, 1970
[24651]A Breakfast Program is:operating at 2009 Albert,
[24652]Flint, Michigan.
[24654]DE T-26
[24655]December, 1970
[24657]The Breakfast Program is currently operating five
[24658]days a week at the following locations:
[24660]74
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[24674]St. Leo's Church
[24675]iSth and Grand River
[24676]feeding about seven children per day
[24678]3591 17th Streat
[24679]feeding about ten children
[24681]3595 17th Street
[24682]feeding about ten children
[24684]611 Continental ©
[24685]feeding about 40 children per day
[24687]2. Free Lunch Program
[24689]The NCCF has a Free Lunch Program et both 7708-12
[24690]Mack Avenue and 2219 Indiandale, Betroit, and has been
[24691]feéding about 165 children per day at hoth locations.
[24693]DE T+1
[24694]July 24, 1970
[24696]The Free Lunch Program was discontinued when
[24697]school onened and the Free Breakfast Program has not been
[24698]. reinstituted,. ,
[24699]DE T-1
[24700]September 30, 1970
[24702]3. Free Clothing Program
[24704]. ; A Free Clothing Program is operating at 3591 17th
[24705]Street, Detroit, ifimigan.
[24707]DE T~1
[24708]December, 1970
[24710]The Free Clothing Program is currently in operation
[24711]Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit,
[24713]DE TL
[24714]January 4, 1971
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[24729]M. Teaching Revolutionary Prodarems' and Policies
[24731]Folitical education classes are held every
[24732]Sunday at 2219 Indiandale, Detroit.
[24734]July 30, 1970
[24736]Political education classes will be held at 611
[24737]Continental, Detroit, beginning December, 1970.
[24738]BTL
[24739]Tovembér, 1670
[24741]Re OG
[24742]Political education classes are currently being
[24743]held at 611-Continental, VYetroit, but have been discontinued
[24744]et 3595 17th Street, Detroit.
[24746]| ; | DE T-1
[24747]. January 4, 1971
[24749]N. Miscellaneous
[24751]HUBY NEWTON, ilinister of Defense, BEP, has been
[24752]making strange statements, such as supporting the Gay
[24753]hiberation Movement and that the fellows should not relate
[24754]to the girls so much.
[24756]DE T-1
[24757]September 4, 1970
[24759]DE T-26 advised on November 30, 1970, that one of
[24760]the trucks being driven by the Detroit NCCF members headed for
[24761]the Constitutional Convention in Weshington, D.C. broke down
[24762]on the turnpike near Pittsburgh, on November 26, 1970. While
[24763]stopped, theycalled Washington, D.C. and datermined that the
[24764]convention hed been called off and were instructed to return
[24765]to Detroit. The groubd was upset upon receipt of this infor-
[24766]mation but decided to return to Detroit, and the truck that
[24767]had broken down was left to be repaired anc the rest of the
[24768]“convoy made a U-turn on the Fennsylvania Turnpike and headed
[24769]back to Ohio. Upon reaching the end of the Pennsylvania
[24770]Turnpike, all vehicles had to pay the full toll after which
[24771]they again called Washington, D.C. and determined that the
[24772]convention had been re~scheduled so they turned around and |
[24773]headed back to Washington, D.C. picking up the truck which had
[24774]broken down en route,
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[24785]DE 157-3075
[24787]. ROBERT BAY, BPP, New York, was hit on the head
[24788]with a gun butt by JUNE HILLIARD, Assistant Chief of Staff,
[24789]BPP, because BAY beat up someone he thought was a police
[24791]: informer.
[24793]DE T.1
[24794]December 14, 1970
[24796]On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENHAHAN,
[24797]Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Folics
[24798]Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison
[24799]Electric Company, who advised that a crew from the electric
[24800]company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,
[24801]Detroit, a NCCE office, which is in the rear of the house,
[24802]as the house was occupied and a request for service had not
[24803]been received. They discovered that the meter had been
[24804]jumped end were going to disconnect service at the meter
[24805]but were chased away by occupants of the house. The electric
[24806]company is not going to take any further action as they
[24807]consider it too dangerous to attemot to cut off the electricity
[24808]and are going to let the NCCF have the electricity.
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[24812]APPENDIX
[24816]LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS
[24817]Also known as
[24819]Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM)
[24821]A source advised on April 22, 1970, that the
[24823]League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) is a black
[24824]extremist labor union, with headquarters at 179 Cortland,
[24825]Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metropolitan
[24826]area. Source advised that the LRBW is attempting to oust
[24827]the United Auto Workers (UAW) from their position as
[24828]bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit
[24829]area automotive plants. -Source advised that the LRBW has
[24831]‘used threats of violence against both black and white
[24832]supervisory personnel and UAW leaders in an attempt to
[24833]intimidate them into an agreement with LRBW demands. ‘The
[24834]LRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the UAW
[24835]as "racist".
[24837]A second source advised that membership in the
[24838]LRBW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the LRBW
[24839]constitution which states "membership is denied to all ~
[24840]honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the
[24841]historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of black people,"
[24842]Membership in the LRBW is less than 25 persons.
[24844]The second source also stated that.the LRBW had’
[24845]suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was
[24846]known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and
[24847]Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other
[24848]assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the
[24849]LRBW is active only at the Dodge Main Assembly Plant in
[24850]Hamtramck, Michigan. This suborganization is known as
[24851]Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) . The other
[24852]suborganizations are now defunct.
[24854].
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[24859]r) |
[24861]-
[24863]APPENDIX —
[24865]The first source stated that in 1969 RONALD LEE
[24866]MARCH, KENNETH JOHN WATSON and GENERAL GORDON BAKER, UR.,
[24867]who source identified as members of the Central Committee
[24868]of the LRBW, met with diplomatic representatives of the
[24869]North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario,. Canada, te
[24871]request support of the LRBW both morally and financially by
[24872]“the North Vietnamese,
[24874]The official publication of the LRBW is the
[24875]“inner City Voice”
[24877]A characterization of "Inner City Voice"
[24878]is attached hereto.
[24880]79.
[24881]NW 88296 Docld 320895.24—Paq
[24883]APPENDIX
[24885]"INNER CITY VOICE"
[24887]The "Inner City Voice" (ICV) was registered
[24888]with the Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Names Division
[24889]on August 4, 1967, by KENNETH JOHN WATSON, under Certificate
[24890]; Number 208945,
[24892]A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspaper"
[24893]dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolutionaries
[24894]in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the production of
[24895]a new newspaper. It is hoped that the first edition of the
[24896]‘Inner City Voice', will appear on the newsstand in August
[24897]of 1967." According to the bulletin, the Icv's goal is the
[24898]building of a mass circulating revolutionary propaganda
[24899]program. The bulletin stated the newspaper was to concentrate
[24900]on local news, cultural and social events, as well as providing
[24901]coverage of radical politics. .
[24903]A source advised on March 17, 1970, that the Icyv
[24904]was published from July of 1967 through June of 1968, when
[24905]it was terminated. In the fall of 1969 a newspaper similar.
[24906]to ICV appeared on Detroit newsstands which was called
[24907]"SAUTI", meaning Voice in Swahili. ‘This publication, in its
[24908]first edition stated that it emerged from the ICV, and its
[24909]purpose, in addition to the above, would be to exist as the
[24910]official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
[24911]{LRBW). In January of 1970, an edition of "SAUTI" stated
[24912]that it would continue publication under the old name of
[24913]"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black
[24914]extremist labor movement. In the spring of 1970, the Icv did
[24915]not publish the inflammatory articles which were common in
[24916]1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto
[24917]Workers (UAW) leadership and control of black workers at
[24918]Detroit area auto plants.
[24920]Source advised that the editors of the ICV are
[24921]KENNETH JOHN WATSON, LUKE SAMUEL TRIPP, ,GENERAL GORDON BAKER,
[24922]MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and RONALD LEE MARCH, all of whom source
[24923]identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.
[24925]R : 80 -
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[24929]CUT?
[24931]i. "| GpBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPF
[24932]. . ‘“Qalso known as
[24933]a Black Panther Party for Self Defense
[24935]According to the official newspaper of the BPP, the BPP
[24936]was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
[24937]re organize black people so they can take control of the life,
[24938]nie" . polities, and the destiny of the black community. It was
[24939]“ -" < .organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P, NEWTON,
[24940]Minister of Defense, BPP..
[24942]i an . The official newspaper, -called "The Black Panther,"
[24943]yp te “egularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
[24944]+t.) guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression
[24946]of the black people. Residents of the black community are
[24947]urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
[24948]referred to as "pigs" who should be killed,
[24950]The newspaper, in its isgue of September 7, 1968, had an
[24951]article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY,
[24952]This article ended with the following:
[24954]"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
[24955]revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
[24956]i. worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[24958]| Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use
[24960]- the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere." |
[24962]The BPP newspaper, issue of Cctober 5, 1968, had an
[24963]article introduced with the following statement: “We will
[24964]not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."
[24966]DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
[24967]San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
[24968]kill Richard Nixon."
[24970]DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of
[24971]“December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We edvocate the
[24972]very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
[24973]and violence."
[24975]In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had
[24976]an erticle by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:
[24978]"The only way to make this racist US government administer
[24979]justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking “8
[24980]up arms against this government, killing the officials,- 7
[24981]until the reactionary forces...are deed and those. that
[24983]are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
[24984]passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
[24986]enemy Of all mankind, the racist US government."
[24988]The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
[24989]Cakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
[24990]Combat Fascism, uncer control of the BPF, have been established
[24991]in various locations in the USA..
[24993]NW 88296 Doclfi:3habbh74"ihdge. 3B. v Fas a APPENDIX
[24996]” . _ . con |
[24997]a iad
[24999]© | e
[25000]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[25001]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[25003]Detroit, Michigan
[25005]ly, Ple -
[25006]In Reply, Please Refer to | January 26, 1971
[25008]File No.
[25010]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[25011]NATIONAL, COMMITTEES TO COMBAT FASCISH (NCCE)
[25013]. Character RACIAL” MATTERS
[25015]Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[25016]as above.
[25018]All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[25019]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[25020]information in the past.
[25022]This document contains ntither recommendations nor conclusions ofthe FBI. It ls the property
[25024]of the FBI and ts loaned to your agency; Lt and its contents are not to be distributed outside
[25025]your agency.
[25027].NW 88296 Dgcld:32989574 Page,399..
[25030]. FD-263 (Rav. b2- 19- 67)
[25032]“FEDERAL @UREAU ( OF IS aan
[25034]REPORTING OFFICE OFFI E OF GRIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[25035]DETROIT S4N FRANCISCO 2/17/71 12/31/70 - 1/27/71
[25036]i
[25038]TITLE OF CASE |-REePoRT MADE BY TYPED BY
[25039]BIACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.
[25041]ah
[25043]Z NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT lenaeneTEROF CASE
[25044]FASCISH (CNCCF) ; sn eere
[25045]DETROIT DIVISION SM - SeTTH Act OF 1940;
[25046]: SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
[25048]REGELLIGN ri ND INSURRECTION
[25050]wi REFERENCES: Detroit report of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR.,
[25052]os 1/6/71, at Detroit, 37 oy,
[25053]COR ZF Ne
[25055]LEADS
[25056]DETROIT oo
[25057]AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN Ab jee tees.
[25058]ae a
[25060]Will maintain contact with logical informants
[25061]and submit evidentiary report 30 days from date of this
[25063]report. Lo
[25065]a CLAIMED a NGNE ACQUIT-
[25066]coNnvic. FINES SAVINGS Recovertes | TALS
[25068]PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [ives { fetes
[25069]PENDING PROSECUTION
[25070]OVER SIX MONTHS (res (jxo
[25071]. SPECIAL AGENT
[25072]APPROVED NO IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW |
[25074]COPTES MADE: ‘ lA, . / oo, 5 A
[25075]@D- Bureau (105- 165708 Sub 15) (RN) SOS Si, 6 f foo |, [$e /
[25077]~ MIG, Detroit (RM)
[25079]a
[25081]CASE HAS SEEN:
[25083]1- Secret § Service, Detroit (RM) | RECo1A
[25084]3 - OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) _ | at» FEB 22 1971 witha
[25085]1 - NIS, Chicago (RM) . Ar aus
[25086]2- San Francisco (157-2305) (RM} ees
[25087]2 - Detroit (157-3075)
[25089]Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations —_
[25091]AGENoy. licos3_ me_0 SL S5o R it) ) &
[25093]Request Reed. DEP ss is a8 my sess p pe : cl.
[25095]HOW. EON qt XI One
[25099]By rT a ne a He _..
[25101]; " 0} TES “ L oe : * 42S: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFPICE + 1970 O— 375-198
[25103]: - GOVER FAGE ° Ot
[25105]IW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 400
[25109]ns | - @
[25110]* . i
[25112]DE 157-3075
[25114]ADMINISTRATIVE
[25116]This report is being classified confidential
[25117]to protect sources of a continuing value.
[25119]7
[25121]INFORMANTS
[25122]Identity of Source Location
[25123]DE T-1 is . 170--637R-316
[25124]DE 1330-R /NT- 7.).0 1) = 318
[25125]ed 321
[25126]. : 328
[25127]326
[25128]323
[25129]L ; 329
[25130]NY T-66 is i Lope! - 157~-3075-2100
[25131]NY 7034—pe, Ebofie
[25132]DE T-24 is , _ 157-6749-R-16
[25133]Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO 13
[25134]intelligence weir 4 om
[25135]Flint, Michigan PD Ste
[25136]DE T-26 is 170-806~-P&P-3
[25137]DE 1423-R (PROB) ~  170-806-R-10
[25139]; . : 9
[25140]Aa os is This report
[25142]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC MC _COoY
[25144]Security Section ~
[25145]intelligence Division ¢
[25147]Detroit Pd Go fee |
[25148]SF T-22 is ; 15730782198
[25152]Cos DE yp oat: Le
[25154]-~ Be -
[25155]Cover Page
[25157]NW 60296 Docld:32909574 Page 401
[25160]i)
[25161]4
[25163]" FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) x oot «<@ :
[25164]woe OF . : : tS . ; . ;
[25166]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[25167]FEDERAL BUREAU oF INVESTIGATION
[25169]CONFIDENTIAL
[25171]- MIG, Detroit (RMN)
[25173]Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[25174]- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
[25176]- NIS, Chicago (RM)
[25178]et bet pd ped
[25181]Copy to:
[25183]Report of: SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR ,Oflice: Detr oit, Michigan
[25184]Date: 2/17/71 : ,
[25186]Field Office File a: 157-3075 = Buresu File #1 Q5-165706~sub 15
[25187]Titles BIACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[25188]NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF)
[25189]DETROIT DIVISION
[25191]‘Character: SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
[25192]SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
[25193]REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[25195]Synopsis:
[25196]The Detroit NCCF continues to operate
[25197]under the gdirection of BPP Mational Head-
[25198]quarters, Oakland, Calif. The Detroit
[25199]NCCF operates a Free Clothing Program
[25200]in Detroit and Free Breakfast for School
[25201]Children Programs in Detroit and Flint,
[25202]Michigan, Following political education
[25203]classes in January, 1971, NCCF members
[25204]and associates marched in the street in
[25205]front cf 611 Continental, Detroit. Detroit
[25206]NCCF members beat two associates suspected
[25207]of theft. Detroit continues to receive
[25208]copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper
[25209]from BPP National Distribution, San Francisco,
[25210]California,
[25212]DETAILS
[25214]JERRY,
[25215]. an Faw
[25217]: GROUP 1... ae
[25218]XCluded from
[25220]downarading a soon,
[25221]doclassie
[25222]beeen et
[25224]load vLOon-
[25226]oo
[25228]ne
[25230]ocument contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ds the property of the FBland ts loaned to .
[25231]nw Beige: bagla: cade ibn | RagmADdot to be distributed outside your agency, ;
[25234]. .
[25235]4
[25236]: . .
[25238]t .@ . Lg
[25239]. ‘ .
[25241]DE 157-3075
[25243]TABLE OF CONTENTS
[25245], Page
[25246]I, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
[25247]EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ..... 3
[25249]Ii, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY
[25250]PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
[25252]eeceoesteeeoceeseaevreoaesaesreoeves 3
[25254]IZI, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ........
[25256]on
[25258]IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ... 6
[25259]V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY .....cccccscscoesee 9
[25261]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 403
[25263]. , . . .
[25264]. .
[25265]° , . .@ : 4 ©
[25266]: . : as
[25268]DE 157-3075
[25270]I, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
[25271]EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[25272]LEADERS ;
[25273]A characterization of the Biack
[25274]Panther Party (BPP) is contained
[25275]in the appendix pages attached hereto,
[25277]The Detroit National Committee to Comhat Fascisn
[25278](NCCF), organizing bureau for the BPP, believes the Detroit
[25279]Police Department Will attempt to stop their marching in
[25280]the street in front of 611 Continental on Sundays and are
[25281]telling the community to come see the confrontation between
[25282]the police and NCCF when the police attempt to interfere
[25283]with their parade,
[25285]3%, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY
[25286]PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
[25288]A Free Clothing Program is currently in operation
[25289]Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit,
[25290]Michigan, .
[25291]DE T-1
[25292]January 4, 1971
[25294]The Free Breakfast for School Children Program
[25295]is operating five days each week at the following locations:
[25297]St. Leo's Church,
[25299]15th and Grand River,
[25301]Detroit, Michigan,
[25303]feeding about seven children per day
[25305]3591 17th Street,
[25306]Détroit, Michigan,
[25307]feeding about ten children per day
[25309]3595 17th Street,
[25310]Detroit, Michigan,
[25311]feeding about ten children per day
[25313]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 404
[25316]DE 157-3075
[25318]611 Continental,
[25319]Detroit, Michigan
[25320]feeding about 40 children per day
[25322]ADE T-1
[25323]January 4, 1971
[25325]A .38 caliber revolver is kept in the reception
[25326]desk at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, Flint branch of the
[25327]Detroit NCCF, and a 12 gauge shotgun is kept on a blanket
[25328]on the floor behind the desk,
[25330]DE T~24
[25331]January 7, 1971
[25333]. After the NCCF political education meeting on
[25334]January 10, 1971, persons attending the meeting went out into
[25335]the street and marched up and down the block in formation,
[25337]a practice they have followed since the beginning of Jan-
[25338]uary, 1971.
[25340]DE T-1
[25341]January 11, 1971
[25343]On January 10, 1971, about 4:20 p.m., Detroit
[25344]Police Officers arrived on Continental Street, Detroit,
[25345]where about 16 persons were marching in the street in
[25346]front of 611. Continental, Detroit, NCCF Office, blocking
[25347]traffic, The police approached the individual directing
[25348]the marching and requested that the people move onto the
[25349]the sidewalk, which request this individual ignored, The
[25350]police car was forced to back down the street, and was shortly
[25351]joined by two other police cars, at which time the marchers
[25352]left the street and entered 611 Continental,
[25354]DE T-3
[25355]- January 13, 1971
[25357]The interest in the Flint branch of the Detroit
[25358]NCCF has continued to decrease and there are approximately
[25359]five children showing up for the Breakfast for School
[25360]Children Program.
[25362]DE T-26
[25363]January 14, 1971
[25365]NW 60296 Docld:32999574 Page 405
[25367]. . .
[25368]. f @
[25369]é 4
[25371]DE 157-3075
[25373]KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, California,
[25374]currently in charge of the Detroit NCCF, has been trying to
[25375]raise funds for the BPP Defense Fund, which he is to send’
[25376]to Stronghold Productions, New York, New York,
[25378]DE T-1
[25379]January 13, 1971
[25381]Members of the Detroit NCCF tortured and beat two
[25382]persons who had both been affiliated with the NCCF for a short
[25383]time and were accused of stealing guns from the NCCF on
[25384]separate occasions. The NCCF members talked of killing
[25385]both, however, they were both released,
[25387]SS ODE T-1
[25388]January 25, 1971
[25390]III, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[25392]Political Education Classes are currently held
[25393]| , at 611 Continental, Detroit, Michigan, every Sunday, but
[25394]have been discontinued at 3595 17th Street, Detroit, Michigan,
[25396]DE T-1 ;
[25397]January 4, 1971
[25399]Members of the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF
[25400]- are required to memorize the 15 political prisoners who were
[25401]arrested by the Getroit Police Department, members of the
[25402]BPP Centrai Committee, Ten Point Program, and other items
[25403]including various paragraphs from the "Thoughts of Mao."
[25405]DE T-26
[25406]January 7, 1971
[25408]A political education class was held at 2009
[25409]Albert, Flint, Michigan, on Sunday, January 24, 1971, at which
[25410]all present read from the current issue of "The Black
[25411]Panther".
[25413]DE T--24
[25414]January 27, 1971 ~
[25416]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 406
[25421]DE 157-3075
[25423]IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY
[25424]PROGRAM
[25426]On January 14, 1971, DE T-~26 furnished the
[25427]following leaflet entitled "Attention Community Workers and
[25428]NCCF Members Detroit Chapter" which was distributed by the
[25429]Detroit NCCF,
[25431]_. NW.88296..Qocld:32989574, Page ANT,
[25434]vo “tg . .- APTENTION COMMUNITY WORKERS AND N.O.C.7. MEMBERS ae
[25435]_ DETROIT CHAPTER -@ Doe ao
[25437]' ’
[25439]HS FOLOWING INFORMATION IS AN ORDER AND WILL BE -CARRTED OUT TMMEDTATSLY
[25441]"1, POWER 10 THS PEOPLE ‘COMRADES;
[25443]BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY TO INTENSIFY THR STRUCGLE HERE IN THE STATE OF UTCHIGAN,
[25444]2 IS NECESSARY TO INTENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AND TO TICHTEN UP UUR IDEOLCOY
[25445]HICH IS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED.
[25447]OUR CHATRHAN IS FACING THS BLECTRIC CHAIR, ELDRIDGE OUR MUNISTER oF nIronarron
[25448]S STILL IN EXILE, THE LOPS OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P, NEVION IS IN
[25449]ONSTANT DANGHR OF ASSASTNATION, SOME 30 MEMBERS OF OUR PARTY HAVE ATREADY BEEN MORD-
[25450]SED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IMPRISONED, ALL THIS IS REALITY AND TET SOME
[25451]7 US ARE STILL VERY SEXP-SUOD IN OUR WORK. | .
[25453]BECAUSS OF THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE INWHICH WE ARE NOW ENGAGED .— THE BEGINNING PHASES
[25454]F ACTUAL ARMED STRUGGIE ~ IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDSNSE THIS TRAINING. AND TO
[25455]SYELOPS IETO A VANGAURD SOLDIER.
[25457]OUT LINES OF TRATICG PROGRAMS WILL BB GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND COMMUNITY WORKER,
[25458]THE COMPLETION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRES, TESTS WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERMDNE JUST
[25459]ZAP LEVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK.
[25461]THS FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING WILL ESTABLISH WHETHER GR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A KEM
[25463]SR OF THE NATIONAL COMMITYEES TO COMBAT FASCISH, oe
[25465]. TRE SECOND SIX WSEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POST:
[25466]TONS AND THOSE WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
[25467]ICHIGAN. , , es Lo
[25468]OMGNTTY WORKERS ~~.---— cena esee eees ARE ALL, THOSE WHO CANNOT BUNCTION FUEL TIME AND ALL
[25469]HOSS WHO CAN AND LO FUNCTION FULL TIME, BUT HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS
[25470]RADON, THOSE WHO PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS ETc,
[25471]=YREBS OF NLO,0.Po --n-e-eo- ARE THOSE WHO FURCPION FULL TIM@ AND HAVE PASSED reir
[25472]TZ WEEKS TRATTING PROGRAM, (WHO SELI, NEWSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE
[25473]HO CORDIMATE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES, ,
[25475]THOSE WORKING AS ORGATITZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO
[25476]HO COMPIETS PHASS THO OF THEIR TRAINING COURSES, THESE PEOPLE WILL BE LOOMED UPON AS
[25477]HE DRIVING FORCE OF TH8 NATIONAL COMMIETTSES, THESE PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZS VARIOUS AREAS
[25478]J THE STATS OF MICHIGAN, .
[25480]“#THOSE IN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ACOHOL SUGH AS WINE AND uHISKGY, OR SMOKE _
[25481]*I? WILL BE PERMISSIBLE-TO DRINK BEER La "AT THES TIME
[25482]BLSS THRES WILL NOP BE GIVEN BOT ‘MEMBERS OF THS BYP.P. WILL BE BE RECRULPRI FROM IE'S RANKS
[25484]I WESI ZOU ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGOLE TO TRUELY BE A MATCH FOR A HONORED,-
[25486]. , RIGHT ON COMRADES
[25487]Nw 88296 . Dold: 32989574 Page 408. , ; a. CHARL D.
[25489]mi ca eet ener antenatal eee L
[25493]DY JST AND SIX WNEKS EXAMMUATION . FOR COMMUNITY WORKERS AND NCOP MEMBERS
[25494]PART I~ FIRST SIX Wess se x J ae
[25496]i. a
[25497]TEN POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF TES BLACK PAUENER PARTY
[25499]RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
[25501]MOLTO
[25503]CARDINAL RULE
[25505]PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE ByP.Ps
[25507]MASS LINE
[25509]PARTY LINE
[25511]SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK -oe
[25513]THRES MATH ROLES OF DISCIPLINE . 7
[25515]BIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION
[25517]EVERY MEMBER OF H.C.6.F. MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COMMETTER OF BoPoPs
[25518]KHONLESEGE OF POLITICAL PRISOVERS
[25520]ENOW EVERY BIACK PARTHER PARTY HEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SISTIN
[25522]PART Tf — SECOND SIX WEEKS
[25524]IDEOLCGY OF BPP ~ ELDRIDGE
[25526]ESSAYS OF MINISTER OF DEFENSE ~ BUEY P, NEWION
[25528]GENTOUS OF HUEY P. NENTON . a
[25530]EDUCATION AUD REVOLUTION » ELDRIDGE so a
[25531]GONVERSATTON WITH BLORIDCE CLEAVER ae a Looe. ~
[25532]SEIZE THS TESS BoBsT SE! . To mY .7 2
[25534]“HOEY TALES TO TEE LO ene _ °
[25536]MANDATES OF THE DsePeP. . _— _
[25538]CENTERFOLD OF ALL RECENT BePoP. NE: HSPAPERS - et wes
[25540]UIT MANUEL oF THE URBAN GUERILLA Ct grt Nt Dae os
[25542]WORD LIST ~ PART T a
[25544]SIATE 0. say pcm | LE OES ee
[25545]Copies , BRe A ULTRA = DEMOCRMOE ee Os
[25546]PPRESSOR -. 83 PURELY MIRETARY VIEWPOINE 0
[25547]CAPTEALISH . oh, DEPARTHENTALTSM . ses ty
[25548]HEX) COLOUTALISMN oe, CLIQUEISM . . rr re i rs re
[25549]TMPERTALISH £00 CLIQUE . ; :
[25551]PASCISI a a .
[25552]REAGTTOMARE re ye te
[25553]RD: TOLUEION (AR) (x52) _ ” tty mete tet
[25554]SELEY = DEFENSE : . cf . vo sore et _
[25555]EXSY OF THE PEOPLE rr rn mT, CO nF
[25557]FRIED OF THE PEOPLE - _ eo Soe
[25558]SUBJECTIVISH eT
[25562]‘ . 1
[25563]ah
[25564]- . en
[25566]DE 157-3075
[25568]V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY
[25569]oe KENNY HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, California, currently:
[25570]; in charge of the Detroit CCF, contacted the Bronx, New
[25572]York Chapter of the BPP on December 31, 1970, for advice,
[25574]Kt A NY 1-66
[25576]i
[25578]|
[25580]on
[25582]Kn. a December 31, 1970
[25584]H ZAYY SHAKUR, BPP, New York, arrived in Detroit
[25586]i the evening of January 9, 1971, and returned to New York
[25587]January 11, 1971,
[25589]a ,
[25590]Ol. TRH ICAL
[25592]Pa - DE T-1
[25594]8 . January 11, 1971
[25596]uy .
[25598]ii VIRON/REDWINE, member of the Detroit NCCF, is
[25600]OG! Still working at BPP headquarters, California. ~
[25601]BE! roe _ .
[25603]ad DE T-1
[25605]B January 21, 1971
[25607]a ,
[25609]B & BPP staff meeting has been called for January
[25611]fe 24, 1971, at Chicago, Illinois, at which the Detroit NCCE
[25613]a is supposed to have a representative.
[25615]LE
[25617]DE T-1
[25618]January 18, 1971
[25620]EDGARAAOBINSON placed an order for 7500
[25621]copies of "The Black tanther" newspaper on January
[25623]20, 1971. hpi
[25624]a SF T-22
[25626]January 20, 1971
[25628]. During January, 1971, the Detroit NCCF received
[25629]' approximately 4,000 papers per week from National Distribu-
[25630]tion, San Francisco, California, .
[25632]DE T-1 . -
[25633]January, 1971
[25635]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 410
[25638]WD tare —
[25640]BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),
[25644]lso known as ®
[25645]Black Panther Party for ; £ Defense
[25647]_ According to the of fficial newspaper of the’ BPP, the BPP
[25648]was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
[25649]organize black people so they can take control of the life,
[25650]politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
[25651]organised by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
[25652]Minister of Defense, BPP. ;
[25654]The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
[25655]regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
[25656]guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression
[25657]of the black people. Residents of. the black community are
[25658]urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
[25659]referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.
[25661]The newspaper, in its. issue of September 7, 1968, had an
[25662]“article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
[25663]This article ended with the following:
[25665]"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
[25666]revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
[25667]worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[25668]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use
[25670]the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere,"
[25672]The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
[25673]article introduced with the following statement: "We will
[25674]not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."
[25676]DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
[25677]San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
[25678]kill Richard Nixon."
[25680]; DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times, " issue of
[25681]December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the
[25682]very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
[25683]and violence,"
[25685]In the issue of April 25, 1970,.the BPP newspaper had
[25686]an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:
[25688]"The only way to make this racist US government administer
[25689]justice to the people it is oppressind, is...by taking
[25691]up arms against this government, killing the officials,
[25692]until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that~
[25693]are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
[25694]passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
[25695]enemy Of all mankind, the racist US -government."
[25697]The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
[25698]Oakland, California. Branches of the BPE, and Committees to
[25699]Combat Fascisin, under control of the BPE, have been established
[25700]in various locations in the USA.
[25702]| GC REED UT Vy PPPENDIX |
[25703]NW 88296 Doct Bl Bad lad SEL. we Oe
[25706]Soe
[25708]FD323 (Rev. 11-29-61) @ _ .@
[25709]af
[25711]eth FoR 7 Ff ub
[25715]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[25716]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[25718]In Reply, Please Refer to Detroit, Michigan
[25719]File No. _ February 17, 1971
[25723]mitie BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL
[25724]COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF),
[25726]DETROIT DEVISION
[25728]Character SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940; SEDITIOUS
[25729]CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[25730]Referen
[25731]enenenee Petroit report dated and captioned
[25732]as above.
[25734]ALL sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[25735]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[25737]information in the past.
[25739]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
[25740]of the FBI and {s loaned to your agency; it und its contents are not to be distributed outside
[25742]NW 88296" Docld:42989574 Page 412
[25745]f BAD ee Ue ee eds
[25747]FED ERA L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[25751]z . H
[25752]1 “e ‘7
[25753]| oe th
[25754]REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE
[25755]— c ~ nw |
[25757]_ DETROIT SAN FRANCISC 3/15/71
[25759]INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[25761]1/28/71. ~ 3/2/71
[25763]REPORT MADE BY . TYPED BY
[25765], vam OF CASE ;
[25766]LACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) __SA DONALD VY, RITENOUR, JR, | ah
[25768]NATIONAL COHMITTIE TO COMBAT | CHARACTER OF CASE
[25770]DEC IRN LnCCE) Ru - suxr act or 1940;
[25771]BTROLE DIVISION SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
[25772]REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[25774]REFERENCE ¢ Detroit report of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JEL, 2/17/71,
[25776]DETROIT
[25778]At DEYROIT, MICHIGAN
[25780]FRE COMPLISHMENTS CLAN iMED aes NONE eto case Hag BEEN:
[25781]ON vic AUTO. SAVINGS ~[_recovertes | TALS
[25782]=a ~ ~~ PENDING OVER Ont vVEAR [_lyes [Iwo
[25783]e | PENDING PROSECUTION
[25784]: - OVER SIX MONTHS (7Vres (x0
[25786]a SPECIAL AGENT
[25788]APPROVED ele IN CHARGE
[25789]COPIES MADE ~
[25791](iy) - Bureau (105-165706 Sub 15) (RuYS. MSAD
[25793]~ MIG, Hetcreit RM) ae Aaa r i
[25795]~ Secret Service, Detroit (RM
[25796]~ OSS, Bayton, Cbhio (RM)
[25797]~- WIS, Chicago (RM)
[25798]- San Francisan (157-2304) (RM
[25799]~ Detreit (157-3075)
[25801]DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW °
[25803]BOND et bet Be
[25807]eT Record of Attoched Report
[25808]GL SERV., IRSA,
[25809]6B Che Li
[25811]A sony
[25813]ULE. GOVERNMENT PRINTENG OFFICE s 1970 0315-829
[25815]BY szu ah b/ . COVER PAGE
[25817]_NW.88296. Noctd:329894 A Paged13.—sesenge <1 BE mene pee TE cen enene 1
[25820]: +t cst . Von
[25821]DE 157-3075
[25822]ADMINISTRATIVE - Se
[25824]This ‘Seport ‘ds being classified corns fidential to
[25825]protect sources | of a continuing va lue.
[25827]. INFORMANTS a ee a oO me
[25828]- (Identity of Source’ : o - as Location .
[25829]‘A KT-24is\ a 157~8075-2259
[25830]NBER \ INFORMANTS. -
[25831]Capit is Joye ee  170-6372-326
[25832]_ -DE,1330-R oy
[25833]Ue T-16 36 pe ee os 157-3075-2260
[25834]SF 3213-R+ 7 stan eo 8s mae ~
[25835]E T-26 is oe 470-806-H-13,
[25836]DE 1423-RI (p2éa) ANROR MAN
[25837]Wy T-112 ise “asr. 4565-247
[25838]DANIEL P, ORLAN, Ps 248
[25839]aor Printing om pay eo ‘pibeaAL
[25840]BLISS Lee a Seukee
[25841]le Ce Be = -
[25842],+3.+ Cover Page |
[25846]“PD.204 (Rev. 3-3-89)
[25847]Le . .
[25849]- Copy to:
[25851]a
[25853]Report of:
[25854]Date:
[25856]Field Office File #:
[25858]Titles
[25862]Synopsis:
[25864]“DETAILS
[25866]NW 88296. Doctd:32989574. Page 415.
[25868]Ur '@p STATES DEPARTMENT OF, ij TICES
[25869]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA <oT
[25871]CONFIDENTIAL
[25873]MIG, Detroit (RM) , ;
[25874]Secret Service, Detroit (RM) : ote
[25875]OSI, Dayton, Obio (RM) - ,
[25876]NIS, Chicago (RM)
[25882]bat ped pe
[25883]5
[25885]SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR, Office: Detroit, Michigan
[25886]3/15/71
[25888]157-3075 Bureau File #: LO5~165706-15
[25889]BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),
[25891]NATIONAL CONNITTEE TO, COMBAT FASCISM (CCF)
[25892]DETROIT DIVISION
[25894]SM MATTERS ~ SMITH ACT CF 1940;
[25895]SENITIOUS CONS PIRACY
[25896]REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[25898]The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under
[25900]the direction of BPP National Besdquarters,
[25901]Cakiland, California, Detroit centinues
[25903]to receive and sell "The Black Fanther"
[25904]newsnaper, which is currently being shipped to
[25905]Detroit from New York City, Political educetion
[25906]classes are heid on Sunday at both the Flint
[25907]branch of the Detroit RCCF and in Detroit.
[25909]Detroit currently hes no other programs in operation
[25911]due toa jack of funds.
[25913]-~-P.
[25915]- CONFIDENTIAL
[25917]GROUP 1 1
[25918]Excluded from automatic
[25919]dovngrading and
[25920]declassification
[25922]Remeron en he nee ne oneness enya g deyatnrreramate
[25924]This document contatns nelther recommendations not conclusions of the FBI. It Is the property of the FBI and ts loaned to
[25925]your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[25927]U, S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING GFFICE : 1969 O - 351-076
[25934]Seen Soren inee oo,
[25936]at 23
[25939]i
[25940]Po }
[25941]| DE 157-3075 aaa
[25943]' s .
[25944]| “ERC OF CONTENTS
[25946]° page
[25948]I, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
[25949]EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ...........3
[25951]Ii, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
[25953]WOAD A;
[25956]TTI, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...sessevccaes
[25958]IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...-.000.
[25960]wo oy mw Ww
[25962]VV, EVIDERCE OF NATIONAL UNITY 2. cee ccc cree veevervcescs
[25964].
[25966]NW 85296 Docid:32909574 Page 416
[25969]ce .@ .
[25970]; . sis
[25972]DE 187-3575 . wo
[25974]I, ROT TF OG NS AND Peoene AS EXPRESSED
[25975]BY BIACK Pi. a
[25977]A characterizat.'s of the Black Panther
[25978]; Party (BEF) is contained in the appendix
[25979]; ages attached hereto, °
[25982]WAYNE THEODORG ROBERTSON, leader of the Flint Mohs
[25984]branch of the Detroit National Committoe to Combat Fascism ~
[25985](RCCF), organising bureau for the BPP, at the regular
[25986]political education meeting on January 31, 1971, placed
[25987]emphasis on the "Brothers arming themselves" and recommended
[25988]that they get a pistol to carry as soon as possible, The
[25990]main topic of the meeting was a discussion of the center
[25992]fold of "The Black Panther" news pa per dated January 30, 1971
[25994]and of party policies,
[25996]DE T-26
[25997]February 8, 1971
[25999]Ii, ACTS IN FURTERRANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[26000]The Breakfast for Children Program is operating
[26001]only at 611 Continent2l, Detrcit, Michigan, where only five
[26002]or six children are being fed per day.
[26004]DE T-1
[26005]February 17, 1971
[26007]The front window of the HCCF branch at 2009 Albert,
[26008]-Flint, Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand, leaving
[26009]- enly places for funs to be pushed through, They station
[26010]Jookouts at the front windows on the first and secoud floors,
[26011]bit ignore the rear of the howe,
[26013]DE T-26
[26014]February 8, 1971
[26016]The Detroit NCCF is continuing to collect donations
[26017]for the Breakfast Program which consist primarily of food,
[26018]vhich is used to feed NCCF members as no programs are currently
[26019]in operation due to a lack of funds, .
[26020]DE T-1 .
[26022]March 2, 1971
[26024]INW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 417
[26027]‘Flint, Michigan each Sunday.
[26029]Lit. TRA CHING OF. TE? REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[26030]The Flint bres’. Lf the Detroit NCCF holds
[26031]political education meetings at their office, 2009 Albert
[26033]Z
[26035]DE T-26 ° .
[26036]February 8, 1971
[26038]The Detroit NCCF continues to hold political
[26039]education classes every Sunday at Community Information
[26040]Center Number One, 611 Continental, Detroit. .
[26042]DE T-1
[26043]March 2, (J87h
[26044]IV, DOCUMENTS URGTI REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAN
[26045]No new leaflets were published by the Detroit
[26046]NCCF in February, 1971.
[26047]_ DE T-1
[26048]March 2, 1871
[26050]V, EVIDENCE OF RATIONAL UN NITY
[26051]. A member of the BPP in Newark, New Jersey sent
[26052]Cigarcttes and becks to a member of the Detroit 16 who is
[26053]in jail in Detroit, Michigan :
[26055]NK T-24
[26056]danuary 28, 1971
[26058]vinoy Convene, Detroit NCCF member, returned to
[26060]Detroit from BPP Headauarters, Cajifornia, on Feburary 15,
[26062]1971, at the request of HUEY NEWTON to check up on the.
[26063]activities of the Detroit NCCF,
[26065]. DE T-1
[26066]. . February 17, 1871
[26068]. KENNETH EORSTON advised that IUEY NEWTON, Minis
[26069]of Defense, BPP, is to appear in Chicago for a speaking
[26070]engagement on February 19, 1971,
[26072]? DE T-1
[26073]: February 17, 1971
[26075]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 418
[26080]. oe, .
[26082]DE 157-8075 ‘3
[26084]Kenidt ie Care octal,
[26086]KENNY*TIORSTON, San Francisco BPP member, presently
[26087]operating the Detrcit NCCF, reported to National lleadquarters
[26088]Oakland, California, that VIROW REDVINE is presently in
[26089]Flint, Michigan, due to a shortage in personnel as some
[26090]members operating at Flint, Michigan, had been sent to
[26091]Chicago to assist,
[26095]SF T~ 16
[26096]February 19, 197]
[26098]The: Detroit NCCF received 3000 copies each of
[26099]"The Black Panther" newspaper issues cated February 6, 13
[26100]and 20, 1971, and 6000 copies. dated February 27, 1973. The
[26101]news pa per is  eurrently being published in Hew york and
[26102]‘$an Francisco,
[26105]DE T~1
[26106]March 2, 1971
[26108]NY T-112 advised on February 11, 1971 and
[26109]February 19, 1971, that copies of “The Black Panther"
[26110]newspaper dated February 33, 1971 and February 20, 1971
[26111]were Shipped from New York to Detroit,
[26113]—NW-88296—Docld:3298957.4-Page-419___
[26116]ae .
[26117]se
[26119]. Nevton, Mindster of Defense, BPP.
[26121]APPEWDIA
[26123].
[26125]BLACK PAMTHER PARLY,
[26126]Black Pant ther
[26128]- According to the official nawspaper
[26129]Black Panther Party (BPP), the BPP was started during
[26130]December, 1966, in Ockland, Californie, to :
[26131]black peop so they can tak control
[26132]politics and the destiny of the black
[26133]organized by Bobby G. Seala, BPP Chaixman,
[26135]The official news: rajled "Phe Bhach.Pantherc,”
[26136]regularly states that th he use of guns
[26137]and gnerrilia tactics in its Lat axy program to and
[26138]oppression of the black peopl. Raside the black
[26139]community are urded to urm themselves agu! 2 police
[26140]J.
[26142]2
[26143]who are consistently referred to as "pig
[26145]killed.
[26147]The newspin
[26149]ex, in its iss
[26150]1968, had an article by tha than iilnist OF “hdues
[26151]George Murray. This article ended with the follewing:
[26153]“Black men. Black pcople, calored persons of
[26154]America, revolt everywhere! Axm yourselves. The only
[26155]culture worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[26156]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use the gun.
[26157]Kill the pigs everywhere."
[26159]The BPP newsp paper
[26161], issue of October 5, 1968,
[26162]had an article introd duced with the following statoment:
[26163]"We will not dissent from American government. We will
[26165]overthrow it."
[26167]David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech
[26169]_at the San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969,
[26171]said, “We will kill Richard Mixon."
[26173]David Hilliard, in the "New York. Times," issue
[26174]of. December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate
[26175]the very direct overthrow of the goverment by way of force
[26177]wand violence
[26178]. wo . f
[26181]=, ~ ‘ . . : .
[26183]; COME 7)
[26184]Sy va oF
[26185]2
[26186]. In the issue + tsprd 25, 19°70, the BPP
[26187]newspaper had an ALLL ri uy Minister of Culture Emory
[26188]Douglas as follows:
[26189]"The only, way to mine 3c UL SG.
[26190]Governmoant administer anstice it is
[26191]oppressing, is . . . by takin net this
[26192]government , killing the offiei: che coactilonary
[26193]- Forces . . . are dead, and deft tosrn their
[26194]i weapons on their superiors, ray, ng revolutionary
[26195]| judgement againsk the MENDer ene enemy of all mankind,
[26196]; the racist U. S. Government. ;
[26197]i The BPP headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta
[26198]Street, Oakland, California. ranches of the BPP, and
[26199]. Comal ttees to Combat Pascism, under control of the PrP,
[26200]have been established in various locations in the U. S. -
[26201]a
[26202].
[26203]a ° fe.
[26204]. . -
[26207]U0 aaeD STATES DEPARTMENT QO Qenmce
[26208]FEDER ALB GRESU OF INVESTIGATION
[26210]In Reply, Please Refer to . . _
[26211]Tile No. nea Devri-it, Michigan
[26212]rman 15, S71
[26214]er
[26216]v
[26218]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP), NATICNAL COMMITTEE
[26219]TO COMBAT FASICSM’ (NCCE), DETROIT DIVISION
[26221]. Racin! ; .
[26222]Character #2 =a MATTERS -~ SMITH ACT OF 12940;
[26223]SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, , REBELLION AND
[26224]Reference INSURRECTION
[26226]Detroit report dated and captioned
[26227]as above,
[26229]Al1 sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[26230]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[26231]information in the past. . :
[26233]DE T-132 with whom insufficient contact has been
[26234]made to evaluate reliability, but who is in @ position to
[26235]furnish reliable informaticn, :
[26237]“ This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ia the property
[26238]of the FBI ond is toaned to your agency; fit and its contents are not to be distributed outside
[26239]your agency. :
[26241]_NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 422
[26244]6
[26246]rests (Red, (7-19-6754 , nd
[26248]Oo. FEDERAL @IREA AU OF INVEQ@TICATION
[26250]| REPORTING OFFICE
[26252]Dis FROLL. ~~
[26254]| TTLEY OF F CASE.
[26255]SA_ DONALD V. RITENOUR. JR,
[26257]OFFICE OF ORIGIN
[26258]DETROIT
[26260]DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
[26261]1/6/71 11/28 - 12/30/70
[26263]REPORT MACE BY . TYPED BY
[26265]Ostack PANTHER PARTY (BPP) A_DONAL.
[26266]NATIONAL COMMITTSE TO COMBAT [CHARACTER OF CASE
[26268]| FASGISN (NCCP) SM ~ SMITH ACT of 1940;
[26269]i DETROIT DIVISION SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,
[26271]ab.
[26273]es REBELLION AND INSURRECTION .
[26275]U Rerenencus: Detroit report of SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.
[26277]vA | “4 pe . ; /
[26278]foo )
[26280]ra nea _
[26282]| / DETROIT oo if
[26283]i:
[26285]- AT DETROIT, MICHIGAT
[26287]Will maintain contact with logical informants and
[26288]. submit evidentiary reoort 30 days from date of this report.
[26290]ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED (T] NONE ACGUIT-] case HAS BEEN: .
[26291]connie TALS
[26292]PENOING OVER onE Yrae [_Jyes (T]No
[26293]PENDING PROSECUTION
[26294]OVER SIX MONTHS ves {(C]neo
[26296]APPROVED NU Paes DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BEI. ow!
[26297]COPIES MADE 4
[26298]Gv. Bureau (105-165706-sub 15) (Rb we 5-\(LE 706-15)
[26299]. 1. MIG, Detroit (RM) ces macnn eee
[26300]1 -~ Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
[26301]1 - OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) - 18 sat 11 71
[26302]“1 - NIS, Chicago (RM) : y
[26303]2 - San Francisco (157-2305) (RM)
[26304]2 ~ Detroit (157-3075) —
[26306]Dissemination Record of Attached Report . Notations
[26308]Agency
[26310]; “ . . 5 .
[26311]Request Recd’t NOT. ae, } {-ost-set-—seRv 4a " Chip Patho gascte eC] A
[26312]ate Fs ne pe oe i Se leegbaght tai. tig 0- Tar REM
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[26314]by EYL yl | OZ |
[26316]‘ of fO“ P Capt. . us. GGVERNMEMT PRINTING OFFICE 3 8970 O--375-139
[26317]var 9030 ge 423, GOVER PAGE
[26319]WATE
[26321]Bate Fwd.
[26323]renee rere neice ete HCN eet tnteee — 5 aprremeremer ere
[26326]DE 157-3075
[26328]ADMINISTRATIVE
[26330]This report is’ classified confidential to protect
[26331]sources of continuing value.
[26333]INFORMANTS
[26334]Identity of Source Location :
[26335]“DE TH) ae 157-3075-~2005
[26336]DE 1330-R- iN ELE e 170-637R-307
[26337]remit 308
[26338]304 >
[26339]315
[26340]312
[26342]arer is
[26344]157-3075-2019
[26345]SF 3215-R* ,
[26348]Age 2020 , -,
[26349]ELees 1997 |
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[26353]4 n2n is
[26354]2030
[26356]SF 3252—R"
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[26359]Ai 28 is 157-6749—R-8
[26361]Lieuten ant LOUIS S_ SZABO,
[26363]aaa igence, SITY SSAA T Sle: Bote be
[26364]Lint, , Michigan PD | Cah Er °
[26368]A423-R (PROB) Jr Pog get T~ ;
[26369]vane -3 is This report
[26371]Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY ;
[26372]Security 7 Section.” eet
[26374]~EnterTigence Division, ¢ DHE tic BP St te
[26375]OR NRE e RHR at
[26377]Detroit. BD swe
[26379]- BY .
[26380]Cover Page
[26382]=NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 424. _,..-.
[26384]ian Ct aR ee patr eee ee oe
[26386],
[26387]FU-204 (Rev, 3-3-59)
[26389]Copy to:
[26391]Report of:
[26393]Date:
[26395]Field Office File #:
[26397]Title:
[26399]Character:
[26401]Synopsis:
[26403]DSTAILS
[26405]x :
[26407]unr STATES DEPARTMENT OF sWrce
[26408]FEDERAL BAS SAAD
[26409]CONFIDE) HAL |
[26410]- MIG, Detroit (RM) a Ao
[26411]Secret Service, Detroit (Ret) . .
[26412]~ OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
[26413]NIS, Chicago (RM) ,
[26415]bt et be
[26418]SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. Office:Detroit, Michigan
[26419]1/6/71
[26421]157-3075 Bureau File # 105-165706 Sub 15
[26422]BLACK PANTTIISR PARTY. (Bepy
[26424]NATIONAL COMMITDSE ‘TO. GOMBAT FASCISM (NCCP)
[26425]DETROIT DIVISION
[26427]Set
[26429]SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
[26430]SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[26432]The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under the |
[26433]direction of BPP National Headquarters, Oakland,
[26434]Calif£., who sent a representative to take charge
[26435]of the Detroit NCCF, The Detroit NCCF is onerat-
[26436]ing Free Breakfast and Clothing Programs in Detroit
[26437]and a Free Breakfast Program in Flint, IMichigan. ,
[26438]In Flint they are in the process of fortifying ,
[26439]their office. Detroit is receiving freeelectric
[26440]service at 611-613 Continental as the NCCF has by-
[26441]passed the electric meter and refuse to allow the
[26442]electric company on the property to turn off the
[26443]electricity. The NCCF continues to hold volitical
[26444]education classes on Sundays and recently obtained
[26445]Army manuals on explosives. :
[26449]CONFIDENTIA
[26453]GROUP 1 |
[26454]ixel is
[26455]. [5 excluded fro y automatic f
[26456]eps ee recdine an] | .
[26457]devlassificstion _ i
[26458]a , : /
[26462]‘ This document contains neither recommendations nor conclustons of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and {is loaned to
[26463]your agency; !t and Its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency, ©
[26465], NW 88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 425
[26467]U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ; 1969 O - 351-07§
[26469]aes # wrierere {0 Mae? Ll. ned “or
[26472]DE 157-3075
[26474]I.
[26476]Ii.
[26478]Tit.
[26480]| NW88296 Docid:32989574. Page. 426.
[26482]REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
[26484]TABLE OF CONTSNTS
[26486]Page
[26490]EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ....+.. 3
[26492]ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS
[26493]AND POLICIES .osessccsencscccscccccccecncecccecs
[26495]5
[26496]TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..ccccceee §
[26497]DCCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...2.2 7
[26499]7
[26501]EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY 2.2.2... cciscecceccnce
[26503]comes
[26505]is)
[26506]te
[26510]I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND FOLICIES AS
[26511]EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY L@ADERS
[26513]A characterization of the Black Panther
[26515]Party (BPP) is contained in the appendix
[26516]pages attached hereto.
[26518]The following is an article by the Detroit
[26519]National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF), organizing
[26520]bureau of the BPP, which appeared in "The Black Panther"
[26521]newspaper dated November 28, 1970, author unknown:
[26523]x
[26527]4
[26529]3 i
[26530]4
[26532]“et PONTE te eternity
[26534]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page da? i
[26536]mae
[26538]t
[26542]et THE BLACK PANTHER, SATU
[26545]at . ~ “The. judicial system is proving
[26546]te at every turn of events that it is
[26547]“+ . Sey impussihle for Bleck people to re-
[26548]ei cE ceive a fair trial in Babylon,
[26549]. ot i . Fifteen members of the Dewoit .
[26550]oe : tee N.G.C.F, are illegally heing held’
[26551]‘ so in the Wayne County jail. Seven
[26552]ann i brothers and eisht sisters are
[26553]ed : being beld on charges of murder,
[26554]- 3 i, conspiracy to commit m.wder and
[26555]t - malicious destruction of police
[26556]1, ; Lee, Property.
[26557]f "e ws
[26558]io. ‘ » °° These charges stem {com un in-
[26560]cideat that happened On Octoher
[26561]wee 24th when a aine year ald youth
[26562]. and 2 members of the N.C.C,F,
[26564]cist pigS the peyple in the ca.n-
[26566], * munity showed their contempt for
[26567]2 tat the pivs by hurling bricks and
[26568]“ -7 ‘bowtles-. in their direction. In
[26569]-~ “response, the pigs drewtheir guns
[26570]a and began firing into the crowd
[26571]i oO of people, An exchange of fire took
[26572]‘ place between the pigs and aa ua-
[26574]+2 "known assailaat. The results were
[26575], one dead pig aad one wounded pig,
[26576]and a ‘victory for the peuple.
[26581]were
[26583]Using, this as an excuse the pigs’
[26584]raided the N.C CF, office, The
[26585]brothers: and sisters inside the of-
[26586]fice relating to Executive Mindate
[26587]No, 3, defended their home’ in a
[26588]confrvnatatiun that lasted from
[26589]O:N0 pum. to 4:G0 ach. the aext
[26590]morning. ‘The pigs aad alerted the
[26591]national yaaed and they were about
[26593]-. to enforce the MeCarraa Act. Ef
[26594]. ethe whole community would have
[26595]. mot “ peen, armed the cowardly pigs
[26596]" ,  . wouldn't have even come into the
[26598]community bratalizing the peaple,
[26599]wo. “the brothers sud sisters would not
[26600]be in jail and the people would
[26601]have had an even sreaier victory.
[26602]; As it stands aow they are all
[26603]: heing held oa trumped -up charye.s,
[26604]* dhe sisters heave raaseus of
[26605]- $10,000 with 2surelles ; the hro-
[26607]a nt 2M gy
[26608]em te . 5
[26613]ae .
[26614]eceemtteh wrens wine oie
[26620]w
[26622]om %,
[26623]a
[26627]NW 88296* Docld:32989574° Pa e 428
[26629]wr.
[26631]RDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1970
[26633]-thers’ ransams are
[26635]» -being beaten. Kim's
[26637]sears
[26639]were >éverly beaten hy the fas “trying to Set him oa fire,
[26641]PAGE S
[26643]Le.
[26645]S25 0 excepy
[26647]SS
[26649]for one brother (Ereue pwhose hail
[26650]ransom is $3Q,U0U pius 2 suveities.
[26651]They ‘have all feea bruratly
[26653]beaten and constantiy harassed by -
[26654]“the dogs since they have heen in-
[26656]gaircerated, Cassandca limps, due
[26657]toa heating from the piys), The
[26658]entire left side of Linda’s face
[26659]is swollen from being beaten}
[26660]David's face is also swollen, from
[26661]right forearm
[26662]wis busted by a pie who slamed
[26663]a cast iron dvor ‘on it. \nd Jerome
[26664]has severe burns (his face, neck,
[26665]wad right arin), from a pig
[26667]They were arraigned in court
[26669]on the 25th. of October and had °
[26671]their preliminary hearing on the
[26672]30th of October, A preliminary
[26673]hearing is held to determine if
[26675]the pips have enough evideace-to ”.
[26677]prosecute the defendants«
[26679]If there isa’t suf-
[26680]ficient evidence produced then the
[26681]defendant is to be released fram
[26682]custody. The pigs realizing that
[26683]they didn't have aay evidence what-
[26684]soever to continue the confinement
[26685]of the brothers and sisters,
[26686]decided to einploy the fascist tac-
[26687]tics of ‘the 17-man citizens grand
[26688]jury". This grand yury has been
[26689]given the uuthority to continue the
[26690]confinement of the defendant on
[26691]given “word from the police de+
[26692]partment, ‘Phe i7-man citizens
[26693]grand jury’ was ruled unconsti-
[26694]ultional by Genesee Circuit judge
[26695]Eira I. Papp. Judge Papp ruled
[26696]against the grand jury lawon three
[26697]counts,
[26700]‘The first issue deals with the
[26702]provision in the law that a defense
[26703]attorney cannot see grand’ jury
[26704]testineay from a witness until
[26705]after that witness has testified az
[26706]the trials Judge Papp found that
[26708]oar
[26710]Semen engereet dice M1
[26712]w
[26714]this procedure does not “‘adiere
[26715]to whe principles of a fair wial’’,
[26717]“Never could 1 effectivel,
[26718]prosecute or defend without
[26720]and preparation”, sie said,
[26722]‘The second issue concerns the
[26723]right of aa accused person toaave
[26724]an effective attorney.
[26726]»  ‘The'judge ruled that an attoriey #
[26727]~ cannot be effective when he gets
[26728]grand jury testimony
[26730]-a copy of
[26731]during the trial.
[26733]_ ‘tle can neither properly pte -
[26735]recommend to his client that he
[26737]pare a defense , nor caa
[26739]plead 3
[26741]that client’ Judge Papp said.
[26743]ie,
[26745]The third issue -involves the
[26746]dgnial of a preliminary exami-
[26748]nation fo persons indicated, by a 4
[26750]citizens grand jury.
[26752]“Preliminary examination orat .
[26754]Teast access to the grand jury
[26756]transcript before trial is vital for °
[26758]one accused of a cvime”’ she Said.
[26760]A preliminary cxamination’s
[26762]purpose is to ‘lecermine if there
[26763]‘is evidence vo Zorce a person to
[26764]stand trial,
[26766]judge Papp said that under the
[26767]eitizeus yrand jury law, this is
[26768]done hy
[26769]*acting as aa arm of the pro-
[26772]The pigs are desperately trying
[26773]to make a case. They have ao
[26774]evidence, Since all of tie original
[26775]complaints and warrants have been
[26776]dismissed, But the fascists az.
[26777]sult urying to railroad these aro-
[26778]thers and sisters on ineke believe
[26779]trumped-up charyes. This is just
[26780]another exaniple of the need for a
[26781]Revolutionary, People's Consti-
[26782]ttional Coliventioa
[26783]DEATH TO THE
[26784]NCCE Detroit -
[26789]FASCIST PIG! 5
[26793]thorumzh investigation, discovery
[26795]muiity without kaowledge of
[26796]wad witnesses have said againsr
[26798]inexperienced lay people *
[26800]Fe
[26803]ore
[26807]i
[26810]a
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[26819]DE 157-3075
[26821]WAYNE. THEODCRE AOBERTSOM, leader of the Plint,
[26822]Wichigan branch of the Detroit NCCF, lead a discussion at
[26823]2009 Albert, Flint, ifschigan, on December 1, 1970, during
[26824]which the following items were discussed:
[26826]Tactics to eliminate the foot patrolman in the .
[26827]black community through the use of three-man squads to attack
[26828]them and obtain their weapons and radios. The police are not
[26829]to be killed if vossible, however, this is permissible if
[26830]there is no other means. The attacking of police stations
[26831]and knocking out power facilities was also discussed as a
[26832]future tactic,
[26834]DE T-~24
[26835]December 4, 1970
[26837]It. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIOWARY
[26838]PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
[26840]On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENMAHAN,
[26841]Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police
[26842]Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison
[26843]Electric Company, an@® advised that a crew from the electric
[26844]company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,
[26845]Detroit, an NCCF office, which is on the rear of the house,
[26846]since a request for service had not been received, and found
[26847]that the meter had been jumped. They were going to disconnect
[26848]the electricity at the meter but were chased away by océupants
[26849]o£ the house. The electric company is not going to cut the
[26850]wire at the pole as they consider it too dangerous and are
[26851]going to let the NCCE have the clectricity.
[26853]The Flint Chapter of the Detroit NCCP has begun
[26854]work on fortifying the house at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,
[26855]by placing plywood a few inches from the wall, which they
[26856]then plan to £111 with sand.
[26858]DE T24
[26859]December 4, 1970
[26863]epee ne nomena yeennannnnen nmegtieene Pane atnmen te Reem tenet AIOE nt a NTU RAOTRR BS ORFS POO
[26866]; ) e
[26868]DE 157-3075
[26870]The NCCF is currently operating the Free Breakfast’
[26871]for School Children Program at three locations in Detroit,
[26872]feeding a total of approximately 60 persons.
[26874]The NCCF also began a Free Clothing Program on
[26875]December 5, 1970, which is scheduled to be openevery Saturday.
[26877]hk T-1
[26878]December 7, 1970
[26880]The NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan, has a Free
[26881]Breakfast for School Children Program which operates five
[26882]days a week and feeds approximately 50 children per day.
[26884]ct DE T-26
[26885]December 11, 1970
[26887]At approximately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,
[26888]a marked police vehicle driving south on 17th Street from
[26889]Magnolia Street, Detroit, observed a man who they believed had
[26890]a pistol in his hand. The police car, upon circling the block, .
[26891]found same Yegro male standing on the proch of 3591 i7th
[26892]Street, an office of the NCCP, with a rifle, which he pointed
[26893]at the police car, which imnediately left.
[26895]DE T-3
[26896]December 28, 1970
[26898]Til. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[26900]Political education classes will be held at
[26901]Community Information Center Number 1, 611 Continental and
[26902]Center Number 2, 3595 17th Street, . beginning Sunday, December
[26903]13, 1970.
[26905]DE.T-1
[26906]December 9, 1970
[26908]The Detroit NCCF has been studying the following
[26909]U.S. Army Manuals:
[26911]| ww 88296 Docld:32989574- Page 430 - weeny ge pee ee
[26914]a | ®
[26915]DE 157-3075 oe
[26917]"unconventional Warfare Devices and Techniques"
[26918]‘Military Explosives"
[26919]‘Explosives and Demolitions"
[26921]DE T-1
[26922]December 30, 1970
[26924]IV. DCCUMBHTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[26926]No new leaflets were ‘distributed in Detroit by
[26927]the NCCF during December. ee
[26931]V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY
[26933]. . : t
[26934]VIROYYREDWINE, Detroit NCCE, is currently on fats =
[26936]temporary assignment in the San Francisco area. wee
[26937]SF T-16
[26939]P December 3, 1970
[26941]NORMAN’MC KEE, Detroit HCCF member, is scheduled
[26943]i
[26945]to return to Detroit from a visit‘to BEP National Headquarters,
[26947]Oakland, California, American Airlines Flight 136, 6:45
[26948]aem., December 10, 1970.
[26950]SF T~16
[26951]December 10, 1970
[26953]a“
[26955]SAM NAPIER and KENNESTIY HORSTCN, both BPP San
[26957]io.
[26959]Francisco, are scheduled to arrive Detroit, December 10, 1970.
[26961]SF -T~22
[26962]Va December 10, 1970
[26964]JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, arrived in
[26965]Detroit, December 11, 1970, and returned to Philadelphia,
[26967]December 13, 1970.
[26969]DE T+1
[26970]December 14, 1970
[26972]SAMNAPIER, distribution manager for "The Black
[26973]Panther" newspaper, was in Detroit and planned tc £ly to
[26974]par E£ Y¥
[26976]/ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 431
[26978]fe rie
[26983]Jcer
[26986].
[26988]DE 157-3075
[26990]Chicago on American Airlines Flight 193, December 15, 1970,
[26991]have a brief conference at the airport with members of the
[26992]Chicago BPP and continue on to San Francisco via United
[26993]Airlines Flight 139.
[26995]SF /T-22
[26997]December 14, 1970
[26998]maouas Sonne, BPP New York, arrived in Detroit: a4 aly
[26999]December 14, 1970.
[27003]December 15, 1970
[27005]| RON/GARDNER and NATE’MC DOWELL from Knoxville,
[27006]Tennessee, visited Detroit the end of November, 1970, as *
[27007]they desired to start an NCCF Chapter in Knoxville. They
[27008]were furnished instructions and told to.contact National
[27009]Headquarters, Oakland, California,-. for authorization. “4
[27011]DE T-1
[27012]December 15, 1970.
[27014]THOMAS JOLLY, BPP New York, left tne Detroit HCcCcF
[27015]December 16, 1970, 10:30 o.m., @n route to San Francisco,
[27016]where he expects to arrive st 12:30 a.m, December 17, 1970.
[27018]| , "SF 7-22
[27019]December 16, 1970
[27021]Fa
[27023]KENNSTH SHORSTON, a representative of the BrP boa
[27024]Central Comaittee, Oakland, California, currently running Mic
[27025]the Detroit NCCF, was en route to San Francisco, California,
[27026]on December 19, 1970. |
[27028]SF T-16 —
[27029]December 19, 1970
[27031]KENNETH HORSTOWN returned to Detroit from Oakland,
[27032]California on December 23, 1970, +
[27034]DE T~1
[27035]December 24, 1970
[27037]yee rte RR
[27039]NW 88296 Docld:32989574: Page 43200 oe 7 2 ee cee ee
[27040]np
[27042]OR eS a er el
[27044]BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP).
[27045]i so known as
[27047]Jack Panther Party for Ses a Defense
[27049]According to the official newsvaper of the BPP, the BPP
[27050]was started Guring December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
[27051]organize black people so they can take control of the life,
[27052]politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was .
[27053]organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
[27054]Minister of Defense, BPP.
[27056]The official newspaper, called “The Black Panther,"
[27057]regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
[27059]guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression,
[27061]of the black people. Residents of the black community are
[27062]urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
[27063]referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.
[27065]The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
[27066]article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
[27067]This article ended with the following:
[27069]"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
[27070]revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
[27071]worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[27072]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use
[27074]the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."
[27076]The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
[27077]article introduced with the following statement: "We will
[27078]not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it.”
[27080]DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
[27081]San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
[27082]kill Richard Nixon." . “
[27084]DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of
[27086]” December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the
[27088]very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
[27089]and violence."
[27091]In the issue of April 25, 1970,. the BPP newspaper hed’
[27092]an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:
[27094]"The only way to make this racist US government administer
[27096]justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking
[27097]up arms against this govetnment, killing the officials, |
[27099]until the reactionary forces...are dead and those thet
[27101]are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
[27103]passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
[27105]enemy Of all mankind, the racist US government."
[27107]The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
[27108]Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
[27109]Combat Fascism, under control of the BPF, have been established
[27110]in various locations in the USA. - ° .
[27112]NEESER ET REET A APPENDIX
[27113]NW 88296 poclarladlai bt Pladdaday | nen
[27116]FD-323 (Rev, 11-29-61) r : @
[27117]“3 = See ,
[27118]. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[27119]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[27121]o
[27123]In Reply, Please Referto  * Detroit, Michigan
[27124]File No, January 6, 1971
[27125]7
[27127]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
[27128]NATIONAL COMMITTEES TO COMBAT FASCISi (GIccr)
[27129]DETROIT DIVISION
[27131]x
[27133]Character SM —~ SMITH ACT OF 1940; SEDITIOUS
[27134]CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION .
[27135]Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[27136]as above. 2 of ~
[27138]All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[27140]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[27141]information in the past.
[27143]cians)
[27145]ETI iac TTC sineniobatee bt Senaeadduenenn et ceeminetecinpdatetadeapmmanenseioneainidiedimnehhaadscameedteriandltdonasaneerniana tnecinia ead
[27147]ra
[27149]pevrerenne 1 Sp com anne Od
[27151]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
[27152]of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and {ts contents are not to be distributed outside
[27153]your agency.
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[27162]. . * 4 ‘
[27164]“A Gorke? ~~ —SdrdPORMCE OF OFIGIN ae  "Tyavestigative PERIOD
[27165]o DELRORT SAN FRANCISCO i 12/17/70 _|t 10/28 —~ 12/3/70
[27166]at an : Tee — || REPORT Mave oY eee TEV BED bY
[27167]c
[27168]yo ANURER FARTY. (BPP) - | _ TR. st ah
[27169]a AL COMMETLER TO COMBAT
[27170]EA Ora on — .
[27171]Secale ul ACT OF 1940;
[27172]; PAV EGS ONS? TRACY,
[27173]“ END INSURRECTION
[27174]Patroit report of SA DOSALD
[27175]41/13/70.
[27176]_- Pe
[27177]LEAD
[27178]DETROLD
[27179]AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN .
[27180]WiLL maintain contact with logical informents and
[27181]submit evidentiary report 30 days from date of this report.
[27182]|
[27183]| _f
[27184]| “ELAS
[27185]i ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMET HN as CLATAED aC NONE ore ——hacour | CASE H&S BEEN: .
[27186]CONRVIC. | AUTO. FUG, FINES SAVINGS RECOVERIES -
[27187]— mi PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [(_Jves [ino
[27188]. PENDING PROSECUTION
[27189]| CVER SIX MONTHS Livres [ino
[27190]APPROVED eee DO NOT WiUTE IN SPACES BELOW |
[27191]COPIES MADE. a ieee ~ 7 | ~
[27192]7TT>- Bureau (105-165706~15) (RM) |/ 787. Wes? oak. Vem Fe)
[27193]-~ MIG, Detroit (RM)
[27194]Seerst Service, Detroit (RM) eurinecerms Nr mama REC-14
[27196]OSI, Layton, Chic (RM) Lt ORR Ss
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[27233]ADIINISTRATIVES
[27235]Special Agent RICHARD C.
[27239]POHLMAN recorded WEY
[27241]MEVTON's speech at Oakiand Univer sity, Rochester, Michigan,
[27243]on 11/15/70.
[27245]This report is classificd confidential to protect
[27247]sources of a continuing value.
[27249]INFORMANTS
[27251]Identity of Source.
[27252]KR T.1 is
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[27257]RONALD EDWARD SMITH
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[27262]Lieutenant WILLIAM MC Coy
[27265]nteiligence Division |
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[27287]157-3238--656
[27288]157-3075-1950
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[27334]_ ;
[27336]TERERAL BUAZAU OF
[27338]1 1iIG, Detroit (2M)
[27339]L- Seeret Sérviec, Detreit (hi)
[27340]. 1 ~-OQ8S5E, Dayten, Ohio (RH)
[27341]° 1 ~ NIS, Chicago (RM)
[27343]Cepy to:
[27345]38 of: SA DONALD V. RITEHOUR, TR, Office Detroit, Michigan
[27347]Fieid Office File # | 1 R7 3075 Bureau File # 105.165706~15
[27348]Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),
[27350]NATIONAL COMMITTER TO COMBAT PASCISM (NCCE)
[27351]DETROIT DIVISION
[27353]Characters RACTAL MATTERS ~ SMITH ACT OF 1940;
[27354]SEDIPIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
[27356]Synopsis: The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under
[27357]the direction of BPP National Headquarters,
[27358]Oakland, California. HUEY NEWTON spoke at three
[27359]Michigan universities in 11/70, to vaise funds
[27360]for the Detroit 16, The Detroit NCCF has opened
[27361]@ branch in Flint, Mich, The NCCF continues
[27362]to operate a Breakfast for Children Program, und
[27363]holds political education classes on Sundays.
[27364]Several leaflets were distributed to the black
[27365]community regarding the Detroit 16, The Detroit
[27366]NCCF continues to sell "The Black Panther" news--
[27367]paper. ‘
[27369]ZI. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
[27370]AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER
[27372]PPRTY (BPP) LEADERS
[27374].
[27376]A characterization of the Black
[27378]Panther Party (BEY) is contained
[27379]in the appendix pages attached
[27381]hereto,
[27382]CONES tarreas
[27383]od ERE bh Ee Mob be GE
[27386]GROUP 1 |
[27387]Exclu !
[27388]i
[27390]led frei automatic
[27393]| deoladsiticaci ny
[27395]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ts Ion woe property of the FBI and is loaned to
[27396]your agency; Jt and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[27398]U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIC 5 1¢s9 © - 551-07
[27400]| NW 88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 438
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[27410].. MW 882796 Docld:32989574 Page 439
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[27414]re * roe
[27416]TABLE CH COMNTERES
[27418]Page
[27419]REVOW PTIOHARY TROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
[27420]BXERYSSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS .eccceceseanes L
[27422]PACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTICHARY PROGRARS
[27423]AND POLICIES cece eee esc earn ace cea neecceesavesssseeec 4
[27425]TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..cceeccceccecee 3D’
[27426]DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM .sscoceeese 5
[27428]EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY oesccccccececccccecccesers 44
[27432]la
[27434]ac ee
[27439]of Black Stucents, Oaklend
[27440]Michigan, sponsored a rally in
[27441]on Novermber 16, 1970, featuring
[27443]University,
[27444]Support cf
[27445]HUEY PP. NEVPOR.
[27447]19)
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[27460]th
[27462]HUEY P. NEWroN 1
[27463]Defense, BPP.
[27465]The main theme of the speech given by HUEY P.
[27466]NEWTON on November 16, 1970, at Oakland University, was that
[27467]ali poor blachs and poor whites, the working classcs, the
[27468]oppressed of the world, mist ell join forces as a united
[27469]body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.
[27470]NEWION repeatedly referred to this “ruling circle? through
[27471]out his entire speech and apparently interpreted this "ruling
[27472]circle® as those leaders of Government and industry, the
[27473]imperialists or those who are rich in this scciety. NEWTON
[27474]wanted equality for everyone with no one being superior to
[27475]his fellow man. He indicated the Negro is a class brother
[27476]with the poor whites and-they must join in their effort to
[27478]overcome the “ruling circle."
[27480]NEWTON stated, “The Black Panther Party is the
[27482]vanguard of the revolution on a world-wide level because the
[27484]world is really one community and we've taken Marxist-Leninist
[27485]to a greater level and, therefore, we are the gresi:est
[27486]Marxist-Leninists that ever lived, and we say this not to
[27488]be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else
[27490]would carry that banner because the way is narrow end the
[27491]burden is heavy."
[27493]In cenclusion, the speech by NEWTON was a rambling,
[27495]many tires inccherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low-key
[27497]revolutionary type oer ech which attempted to show a connection
[27498]between the BrP the League of Revoluticnary Black Werkers
[27499](LRBW), as well as a unity betwe son the EPP and all oppressed
[27500]persons of the world.
[27502]A characterization of the LRBW is contaeincd
[27503]in the appendix pages attached hereto.
[27505]His speech called for the release of the Detroit 16,
[27506]freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed
[27507]brothers and for the ultimate overthrow of the pigs.
[27509]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 440
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[27517]. a .
[27519]15 7%—_ 3070
[27520]The speech enpeared to be rether poorly organized
[27521]. . 4 NEWTON was Gasiiv Giverted trom the main topies which
[27523]ore)
[27524]az Soemed to be pursuing. The speech had very few references
[27525]to any actual radical ection or violent confrontation.
[27527]The Black Student Unicon, University of Michigan,
[27528]-Agn Arbor, Michigan, soonsored a rally in support of the
[27529]Detroit 16 on Novenber 17, 1970, featuring HULY NEWTON.
[27531]‘NEWTON stated thet the workin lass will be the
[27532]ones to carry out the "revolution" and carry the “revolution
[27533]banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the
[27534]new order. Throughout his speech, WNEVTCOT talked about the
[27535]new order which will occur when the world is taken over by
[27536]Communism, Throughout the speech, WEWLON refers to capitalism
[27537]stating that while it has ceused many problems, it has also
[27538]laid the foundation for Communism, He stated that the
[27539]wealthy are the ruling circle and named ROCKEFELLER and FORD
[27540]as being in this circle. NEWTON stated that they offerred -
[27541]troops to the Vietnamese people,’ however, did not get a
[27542]definite answer on their proposal.
[27544]DE T--20
[27545]November 17, 1970
[27547]The Black Liberation Front International, Michigén
[27548]State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored a rally
[27549]in support of the Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring
[27550]HUEY NEWTON.
[27552].. The speech given by NEWTON was scheduled for
[27554]10:00 a.m, in the auditorium at Michigan State University.
[27555]The doors were open prior to 10:00 a.m, and persons admitted
[27556]after a thorough search, for a fee of $2.00, except Negro
[27557]females, who were charged 25 cents, Those persons attending
[27558]the speech were advised that they were not allowed to leave,
[27559]epplauc, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving
[27560]could not return. NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 am,
[27561]and spoke on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular
[27562]emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to
[27563]the BPP. The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.
[27564]At approximatcly 1:00 p.m, most of the audience had left
[27565]because they were unable to understand NEWTON and were ;
[27566]getting fed up with the treatment they were receiving. After
[27568]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 441, 4. . 00 wee aw veg ope wee nee ne
[27570]eraiial Saal
[27574]EE 157.3075 .
[27576]et ead
[27578]a question and answer sassion, NEWTON finiched speaking at
[27581]DE T-25
[27582]November 17, 1970
[27584]On Suncuy, Novamber 15, 1970, a maeti
[27585]National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCE), or
[27586]bureau fox the SR5/ROOE at 2009 Albert, F1i
[27587]t )
[27590]at which SORE/ROLERTSON was in chaxrcea.
[27592]present was ; sa that Gad not
[27594]were told t is)
[27596]weapons as
[27598]take their
[27599]t
[27601]& Veaooun and
[27603]it was no big pro
[27604]to do is kill some “pigs and
[27606]killing of police officers and
[27608]be an excuse for being arrested for cerrying a concealed
[27609]weapon as Flint Police Officers worked only two men to a
[27610]car and the officers should be killed if confronted, It
[27611]was elso mentioned that they would attempt to get a black
[27612]policeman to become an informer fo e
[27614]6
[27615]ce
[27618]DE T.24
[27619]November 17, 1970
[27621]IT. ACTS IN FURTHERANCH OF REVOLUTICNARY PROGRAMS
[27622]AND POLICIES .
[27623]t the Maicoilm xX
[27624]ef., On Cctober
[27625]he Detroit 15,
[27627]The Detroit NCCF sponsored = rally
[27628]Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, et 7:
[27629]30, 1970, to raise funds for the defense o1
[27630]About 50 people attended and approximetely $260.00 worth
[27631]of pepers, buttons, and literature were sold. Speakers from
[27632]the NCCF talked about the police coming into the conmminity
[27633]stating that the community should defend itself,
[27635]7
[27637]mort
[27638][o)
[27641]ho}
[27644][
[27646]The NCCF also sponsored a rally at the Northside
[27647]Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November 1, 1970,
[27648]at 7:30 pem., and NCCH speakers again talked about the rolice
[27649]coming into the community and stating thet the community should
[27650]defend itsclf.
[27652]DE Tl
[27653]November 2, 1970
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[27660]DE 157-3075
[27662]Pan
[27664]RONNIE/IRWIN, Detroit NCCF, at a rock concert to
[27665]raise money for the KCCr Defense Fund on November 10, 1970,
[27666]Wavne State University, Student Center Building, made a
[27667]speech regqerdihg the shooting of the Detroit Palice Officers
[27668]on October 24, 1970, and stated that the white radicals
[27669]should support the Detroit 16, He stated that the "pigs"
[27670]came down on the conmunity and the NCCF responded, and that
[27671]ig community leaders had not interceded, the NCCF members
[27672]would have been killed.
[27674]DE T.1
[27675]yovember 11, 1970
[27677]The Detroit KCCF has opened a new branch at 2009
[27678]Albert, Flint, Michigan, which is to be used as headquarters
[27679]and the branch will be headed by WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON.
[27680]A number of individuals at Flint have been selling the BEP
[27681]newspaper.in order to produce funds to help establish the
[27682]jecal branch. A general meeting and political education
[27683]Glass is to be held on November 15, 1970,
[27685]DE T26
[27686]November 12, 1970
[27688]On Hovember 18, 1970, members of the Flint branch
[27689]ef the Detroit NCCF, nailed 2 x 4s around the down stairs
[27690]windows as a framework for some heavy screen or fence which
[27691]they plan to stretch across the windows. WAYNE THEODORE
[27692]ROBERTSON ordered that sand shoulld.be brought in to bullet
[27693]proof the walis by using plywocd sheets to box in an area
[27694]approximately three feet from the cuter walls of the house
[27695]both upstaics and downstairs and then Filling the area with
[27696]sand. They also feel that heavy screening on the windows
[27697]will prevent tear gas from being thrown or shot through the
[27698]windows. A sign "National Committee to Combat Fascism’ has
[27699]been placed in front of 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan.
[27701]A discussion was held as to the obtaining of gas
[27702]masks, Water canteens, and a fire extinguisher.
[27704]DE T24
[27705]November 23, 1°70
[27707]Lit. TeHACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
[27708]A political education.class was held on November
[27710]15, 1970, at the NCCF, 12845 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan.
[27711]"The Black Panther" newsvaper was used as a source of discussion
[27713]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 443
[27716]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 4445... oe wes
[27718]DE, 157~3075 ® r )
[27719]and the topics used concerned the "Battlefield. in
[27720]Cairo."
[27722]mB P-27
[27724]Nevember 17, 1970
[27726]Political education classes are held my the Datroit
[27727]NCCF every Sunday at 12845 14th Street, Detroit
[27728]DE T-i
[27729]November 24, 1970
[27731]IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIGNARY VROGRAN
[27733]Cn November 2, 1979, DE T-23 furnished copies of
[27734]two leaflets, one entitled "Free the Detroit Panthers" on
[27735]wit ted
[27737]the front and "The prisons auné Jails are Filled with Political
[27738]Prisoners" on the back and the other "Fund Raising Rally."
[27741]BEN W, FONDRON
[27742]BRONE DESAUSSURE
[27743]DAVID M, JOHNSON
[27744]SEANTI JONESON
[27745]CASSANDRA PARKER
[27746]“JERONE LER
[27747]WILLTAM CUNHTI
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[27764]FORCES, uN
[27765]ATTACK OF
[27767]IN
[27768]AGE OF
[27769]MEMBERS
[27770]DER.
[27772]THE COURSE OF
[27773]BULLETS
[27774]OH
[27775]THEIR
[27777]TPUMPED-UP
[27779]RAW WO Mm
[27780]WE SEE THIS OVER
[27782]PRESSIVE SOCIETY
[27784]GHAR . wa
[27786]AUD TEAR GAS
[27787](SC-CA
[27789]T ACTICT AS ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO
[27790]PANTHER PARTY AND IT'S ani
[27791]AUD TRE
[27793]88296 Docld:32989574 Page 445
[27794]W OGLIO POCIM esos Fae
[27800]fers. EVERLY
[27801]KEM GARTNES
[27802]CAROL FE. SMITH
[27803]victor GRAYSON SYLVIA ROBINSON ‘
[27804]3 eave BPOWN
[27805]7 HDA, WARNSLEY
[27806]PAT DUNCAN
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[27816]2 2h, 1979 5:30 PM,
[27817]COMNMISSTONEP. JCHN
[27818]OFFICE LOCATED AT L@th
[27820]TAPO
[27822]THE REACTIONARY GES
[27823]STAGED AN
[27825]R
[27826]F. NICHOLS, STAG
[27827]AND MYRTLE.
[27828]THE ATTACK, PRE OFFICE WAS BOMEARDED WITH A
[27829]BOMBS ,» RESULTING WITH THE ARREST CP 15
[27830]CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO COHAIT BURBER AND MUR-
[27831]ALLIED 3B IDS ) RAUGE $100 TO $25,000
[27833]GAR
[27835]IED PRC
[27837]‘ . .
[27838]STROY THE BLACK
[27839]IN COMBATING FASCISM fERE IN THTS OP -
[27840]ELD OVER. 7
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[27866]WE SRE AS
[27868]KING FOR-.YCUR SUPPORT IN OUR EF~ — .
[27869]FORES GO ANSE TONEY FOR THE POLITICAL
[27873]: PRISONERS DEFENSE FUND. FREE THE DETROIT
[27876]FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONGACT: 584-9953
[27877]oR NATIONAL COMMIT®ER PC COMBAT FASCISM
[27878]we MINLE?PY OF INFORMATION ;
[27879]re 44285 lbth STREET
[27881]mS met, DETROIT MICH.
[27883]- ron
[27885]8 2
[27887]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 446 .
[27890]“OF OCTOBER 2nth, FRIDAY, 2 N.C.C.F.
[27891]N BY MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT ces
[27892]woh THIS ENCOUNTER LEAD TO A SETG
[27894]ENTER WHICH ENDED IN THE ARREST oF.
[27896]fom pin Faved Ee os my pi
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[27921]* OVER-KILL WEAPONS OF WAR, fe enemy eye AE itd
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[27948]2 Ot On November ‘«, 1970, DE T-3 furnished a copy
[27949]pecs 8 GF A leaflet entitled {.Police Attack Detroit Panthers.”
[27953]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 448
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[28493]AND SHAT GO OxE BE
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[28514]DE 157-3075 °
[28515]On November 12, 1970, DE T.3 furnished copies of
[28517]two leaflets entitled "Free The Detroit 15" and "Who are
[28518]the Black Panthr
[28520]13
[28522]saMlW 88296 Docld:32989574, Page, AS.
[28523]. TR yor YF.
[28525]fC OER) cere WBE orgy ee ree pe
[28528]. Fifteen memoers of the local Naticnal
[28529]jCommittes to Combat Fascism, the organising
[28530]iburcau of the-Black Panther Party, are in j
[28531]-Bach of them has been churged with first des
[28532]Murder end consplracy to commit murder.
[28534]They were in or near the H.C.C.F. office.
[28535],on Sat turday evening, OGcteber 24, when tro rigs .
[28536]beat two black youth who were selling the Bleck
[28537]"Panther Newspaper Tre people in the community ”
[28538]responded by defending the two brothers; and .
[28539]When more pigs came on the scene with their.  -
[28540]gunb -oub and sheoting,; the people again de-
[28541]“fended themselves, leaving one*pig dead an
[28542]another wounded. A whole army of officers .
[28543]-sonverged Upon’ the H.C.C.P. of Sfice, and --
[28544]finally, after about eight hours, the 15: -
[28545]‘sisters and brothers inside surre ndered.
[28547]Pcs wee ght ames
[28549]M4
[28551]ion
[28553]BAIL MORDY IS BADLY NEEDED. - -
[28554]GIVE FO POLITICAL PRISO} “ERS DEFINSE © UND.
[28556]FOR FURTHER INPORMATIGN CONTACT: SEu-6953 |
[28557]NATLONAL*COMM?SEE TO COMBAT PASCISH
[28559]MINISTRY OF INPORMATIGN —
[28561]me, 12645 lth STREET
[28563]14 DETROIT, MICH -
[28565]wee +e . * me ee
[28567]: PENTA Lore?
[28570]Yhe 10 point program of the Black Panthers Party begins “We want our freedom.
[28571]- Wg wdet power to determine the destiny of our black community." The Black
[28572]‘seuple in fmerica were brought here from their: native lend as slaves, and ever
[28573]rcoimce they have been kept on the lowest Level of American society. They are
[28574]-.. a community of people with their om history, economic life, and culture. Yet
[28575].. thevtve never had political pewer over their own community. The Black Panther — -
[28577]"Wdery Lormed to fight for this political power. -
[28579]“nr. But the founders of the Bleck Panther Party, led by Huey P. Newton, knew
[28580]“‘ynat they had to have more than their goals They had to understand how they
[28581]were going to achieve them. Huey'ts answer was "Serve the People" and "Pick up
[28582].the gun." The Black Penthers realized thet the people can be liberated only
[28583]“--“py their own efforts, and that the Panthers nad to reach out to their cammnity,
[28584]“ find out its needs, and respond to them. And they realized that-"political power
[28585]~yrows oub of the berrel of a gun," that the people in the black community Vere
[28586]. being moved down by the police and had to. ef end themselves, and thet political
[28587]“power over their community would never leave the hands of the rich and enter their
[28588]‘own hands unless they combatted the police--the army of the rich. °
[28590]Huey firet put his underst tanding cf serving the ‘people and picking up th
[28591]“Bun into practice yoen he and Bocby Seale went out one night with a hemmer
[28592]@ shot gun to put up a ston sign that was badly needed by the cenmunity.
[28593]Bobby stood guard with the shot pun while ® been hemmered in the sign. Later,
[28594]the Panthers started many healt th clinics breakfast for children programs, and
[28595]~ pther community services. ty, me : ;
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[28600]1
[28602]. ot Because of what the Panthers want for their people, because they are going
[28603]neobout getting it, and because the community is beginning to look towards them for
[28604]leadership, their enewy is scared. So scared that they have started a nation
[28605]mide campaign to destroy the Panthers. Fred Haxupton w mrdered in Chicago
[28606]| while he slept, Bobby Hutton was-.murdered in Cskland, Cali. as he walked out
[28607]"of", “house with his hends up, both by police officers that still remain free.
[28608]Bisck Panther and R.C.Ci. offices all across the netion (L.A., New Orleans,
[28609]Toledo, Phile delpaia} have been attacked and ransacked by police officers. And
[28610]now Detroit joing the list, just as the N.C.C.F. here was beginning to start a
[28611]free commnity bealth clinic and to gain the support of the cownuinity.
[28613]But the Panthers ‘continue to grew and sink deeper and deeper roots among
[28614]~the people. And all of us poor anc working people, black and white, should be
[28615]pled, should defend the Panthers and help them grow. For the Panthers are
[28616]fisnting the enemy of all poor and working veople: the cich (e.g. the owners
[28618]- of GM) who run this country end control not only the black cosmunity but alli of
[28619]-our communities, schools and factories. Huey suys "We dontt hate white pecpic;
[28620]_we hate the orpressex.” And so do we. We 3ay right on Hucy P. Newton. Power to
[28621]-the Black Panther Party! Power to the People! Frec the Detroit 15:
[28623]Committee to Free the Detroit 15 !
[28625]15. La .
[28627]RTT) een, omer om
[28630]DE’ 157-3075 @ | e..
[28632]. On December 2, 1970, DE T~3 furnished copies of
[28633]two leaflets entitled "Piggy Wiggy Bang-Bang" and "Political
[28634]Prisoners: Denfese Fund", . .
[28636]| NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 454 -
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[28642]NINO OW Nu EXON, OF PAWPASS IKON ‘ @ “
[28643]£X¥GU WAR MONGREAL FOOL! .
[28644]{OU HAVE COMPLETET SL BLOUN YOUR COOL!
[28648]JAM LE AND LIE AND Lik. TRE pROPLE SAY . : .
[28649]OH PIGGY WIGGY, FOR THIS YOU NUST DIE!
[28651]: YOU UNO ONY To PHS PRGOPLE
[28652]WE KNOW OF YOUR PLAN OF GENOCIDE
[28653], THIS FACT SO TREE YCU CANO HIDE ‘
[28654]YOU BEAS? WHO ARE SO LOW
[28655]C FOR YOU, VE WILL SHO NO WOR!
[28656]; OUR PEOPLE ARE BEING EDUCATED
[28657]. AND ARE SOOH TO BE LIBERATED
[28658]: - POR EHETR BODY WILL COMMEC?T WITH PHE
[28659]— THEN DIG E
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[28826]THE RELEASE OF THE CCHMRADES.
[28827]BUTTONS WI 70:
[28830]BEN FONDRON
[28832]EROKE DESAUSSURE
[28834]DAVID OCHESON - _
[28835]SHANTI JONESOV .
[28837]’ CASSANDRA PARKER _°
[28838]JEROME LEE - -
[28839]WILLIAM CUNHING HAM
[28840]. VICTOR GRAYSCH 4
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[28842]XIK GARDUET
[28843]. CAROL ©. SHITH ©
[28844]- SYLVIA ROGINSOH
[28845]DIANA BROWN
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[28854]DB 157-3075 ® , ®
[28856]On December 3, 1970, DE T~3 furnished a copy of
[28857]a leaflet entitled "Black Policeman."
[28859]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page.457...
[28862]. Blackman listen to the voices of the PEOPLE
[28864]OUR HISTORY IN THIS (@WTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN @ P+ OUR BLOOD.
[28866]E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING
[28867]TILLED BY BLACK MEN, IT Is NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENES. IT IS_
[28869]ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM OUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-
[28871]VIDUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CANNON
[28872]DDER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE. ,
[28874]JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN ARE USED IN VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE
[28876]r VIETNAM FOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS
[28878]f WAR TO PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED
[28881]t
[28883]FATES, HERE IN DETROIT. P
[28885]JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. MUST SALVAGE HIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS~
[28886]IG TO BE COME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST
[28887]FUSE TO BECOME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE HERE IN THE
[28889]HER COUNTRY OF WAR - THE AMERICAN EMPIRE.
[28890]WE HAVE 70 PULL*AWAY FROM THAT PLUNKEYISM, ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S
[28891]ALING WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR OWN SOUL.
[28892]MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW
[28894]IVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR. PEOPLE.
[28896]MUST TIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.
[28900]* YOu" MUST MAKE THE DE EC7SION NoW, IF YOU ARE GOING ™9 WORK ‘HARD. TO
[28901]ia Sy OR WORK WI vas OBTAIN OUR FREEDOM. AS 9, AS OUR OWN DESIRE
[28902]‘SCO! NCERNED, WE DON'T WANT TO FIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR-~
[28903]LonSta NCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHT TO THE FINISH.
[28905]If ANYONE WHETHER HE BE WHITE OR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS
[28906]iy -ERVORABLE FOR BATTLE, WE WILL CERTAINLY ACT IN SELF-DEFENSE TO WIPE
[28907]Ti: “OUT RESOLUTELY, THOROUGHLY, WHOLLY AND “CoH {PLETELY.
[28909]WE WILL NOT AND CAN NOT STRIKE RASHLY, BUT WHEN WE.DG. STRIKE, WE
[28910]UST WIN, _ ;
[28912]bE" HOME BLACK MAN TO YOUR TRUE FAMILY, YOUR BLACK FAMILY, YOUR SLAVE
[28913]HILY.
[28915]“Nlecessa ae i |
[28917]an _ NATIONAL COMMITTEE 20 COMBAT: “Ekscxgit
[28918]i : ‘MINISTRY OF -TNFORMATION .
[28919]12885 Lkth STREET
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[28925]NW'88296 Dobid:32989574 Page 45a. yt CEE] EY!) WR CS ee rs
[28930]‘DE! 157-3075_ ,® 7 | ©:
[28932]oo On December i, 1970, DE TI furnished the following
[28933]“ _— ‘bockLets, which were received from BPP Hast Coast Distribution,
[28934]“awe New: York, for use in instructing political education classes:
[28936]1. "The Palestinian Revolution"
[28937]2. "Rddxess by the Al~FPateh Delegation to the
[28939]ae Second International Conference in Support of
[28940]an : . the Arab Peoples"
[28942]3. "Dialogue with Abu—Amar."
[28944]A copy of each of the | above follows:
[28946]we
[28949]|_-NW 88296. Docid:32999574 Page 460.
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[29194]NW 68296 Docld:32989574 Page 461
[29197]onQywe
[29199]% is indeed an honor to address this Sevon-
[29200]onromtion of the Orgarigation af Arab Students
[29201]r avai Cenads. T wish to thack the
[29202]wird invitation to Fatah to
[29204]renes wich reoresents 2 corner
[29206]ab thought vises-vis the Palestinian
[29207]from the delegates, the
[29209]het we are concerned haere
[29210]gonselious enslysis, plan-
[29211]the importance of tha
[29213]Zts far-reaching impact.
[29214]@, the Avab natdon, the
[29216]yunantiotic
[29218]values,
[29220]Te SERS
[29222]As you no doubt knox tinian peome
[29223]have net ceased to strug) eLr oppressors .
[29224]ever since they first realis rid colonialism
[29225]ard expansionist Zionist se ovialism were
[29226]conspiring to rob then of + Palestinian homeland,
[29227]fo ALormists, this was the £3 toward solzure
[29228]ara control of the Arad netion'’s resourass which
[29230]will effectively hircier sconomic development and
[29232]F
[29233]“sé progress
[29235]* As you elec now ovinian pocpls sib~
[29236]‘ 988 ca 2 jeet
[29239]rho have been subjected
[29241]‘of the moral ard hwean imperatives for tha
[29242]of their homaland are ell various clements combined
[29244]NW 88296 Doclhd:32969574 Page 462
[29248]scyuent to the bog VASES OY 2
[29250]to sévere constraints, as well as dastitution, poverty,
[29251]dispersion, and parseeution, It is indeed amvsine
[29252]that this treatmant has not Ted to the lees of the
[29253]Falestinian reople's identity, destruction of their
[29254]WELL, and their total dispersion, es wos origime}ly
[29255]ainiendied, The Palestinians! ganuine revolutionsry +
[29256]will, their clesr understanding that they are part |
[29257]of the Arab nation ami that their strugele against
[29258]Zionlsm-is-in-reality-the Arab nation's stmuggle,
[29259]their ubtimate victory, an stands
[29261]ce a ener eo nnreey nes
[29263]ee a eo a,
[29265]Rn Aba BC ane ale 2k SPM hats A ea oa wienbuente 4,
[29269]AER Ca" eee alate pantie eer kb hn ha aL ya tt
[29271]w ee academies TRS,
[29274]mw, 60828 and objectives,
[29276]“
[29277]~3~ .
[29279]to thwart their opnonentts vell~laid plang
[29280]Palestinian péeple withstood alt ws ans,
[29281]tinued to poieh bee eo! 2 1 pressures ard cone
[29282]eens wet by different means. Pinsiy ase
[29284]ocd to take once again the fut onsibitiin #
[29285]their own 3 S @ Pull responsibility £
[29286]18LF on asstiny, espsoially pee, A0RI2 ty Lor
[29287]failure of + : aresr the continy
[29289]wus of the Arab governusnts became blatantin
[29290]evident, ane blatantly
[29292]The
[29294]Tho berinn 2 196 th
[29296]T zinning of 19 gn
[29298]RACY ON asserted the peste riches
[29299]we Jeeeetinians' richt to
[29301]Commend of their ov le
[29302]of their om Struggle, Hence the Palss
[29303]the gonsral franowork of the
[29305]reer people formed
[29306]volution zceordine ¢
[29307]rding to the following Principles;
[29308]Le All action must be
[29309]independent Polests
[29310]words, ard deed,
[29312]guided by a frag and
[29313]tat * -S a4 .
[29314]nian will an thought,
[29317]Frotecting the Revolution from any influence
[29319]or interferoree +.
[29320]* “ce Lrom a Ge
[29321]avoiding involvement tet goverment and
[29322]wees * ets abs 4
[29323]of the Arab governments, “vernal affairs
[29325]3B. Considsrin:
[29326]orang the strursi rm
[29327]of Palastine a chase of nate we Hbevation
[29329]ard hence must absorb ali strata on ety
[29330]Segments of the Palostsnian °
[29331]8 ~ FALO8tinian soetsat
[29332]t Sy, Ht . MATL SOCA CTL 2sSsert a
[29333]hat the Liberation of Palestine Ys asserting
[29334]to unity, # 18 the road
[29336]° F aa N oh Sue F fd
[29337]4. RS ing the Pa les i 7 p. -
[29338]i - t man SO le arm the revolu~
[29339]tionary Vang WAX ds thr OU; n ax mod sty use le.
[29341]ie)
[29342]5. Fusing me Felestinian people with the Arab
[29343]ma lost ee the armed ravolution for. the
[29344]7 os tinian Revolution is Palestinta ~
[29346]i i aLlestintan
[29347]inception, Arab in depth, ang national te ,
[29351]& Setting the 13
[29352]* ng the liberat; .
[29353]- other Arab issues, won of Palestine over al}
[29358]he chan 1
[29360]7, Mobilizing
[29361]ane
[29363]eling forcas in the Arab
[29364]world toward the Pales
[29366]neling
[29368]lestirdan Revolution,
[29370]8. Rejecting the principle of conventional
[29371]warfare duo te tho internutional imperialist
[29372]circumstances which protect the Zionist forces
[29374]in our occunied Falestins ard due to the con-
[29375]tradictions in the Arab countriss which
[29376]yesulted ina passive atmosphere and led to
[29378]..? continuous failure regarding the Falestinian
[29380]© question, thus enabling the enemy to grow and
[29381]prepare for its next expansionist battle.
[29383]9. Adopting ‘amend strug le! as the only means
[29384]' for the liberation of Falestine ard "people's
[29385]war" as the only mothed for action,
[29387]10, Adopting the concept of ‘na tional security of
[29388]the Arab nation" instead of “divided regional
[29389]security" which parcels responsibilities and
[29390]leads its Fropononts into a morass of coste
[29391]benefit accounting. :
[29393]Ll, Rejecting any international natronage which
[29394]is inevitably allied to the interest of
[29395]colonialism and Zionist influence,
[29397]@ This persistent insistance of the Palestinian
[29398]reoplie to revolt, their conscious rebellion against
[29399]any ard all attempts to iupese upen thom external
[29400]limitations or solutions, and their rejection of
[29401]| resgttlexont or compsnsation plens would have beoen
[29402]’ impossible were there not material, national, moral,
[29404]art human imperatives far stronger than those oxterns
[29406]Torces,
[29409]theiz homeland ard the attack on all
[29410]Lois rip or Vive.inocd. This also includas the
[29411]Arey yeo Jeo Live uacer the constant threat of
[29413]Ravranvag Heeieessra* pageegrae eo-nomles are being
[29415]Pas y ad
[29417]Ser
[29419]p
[29420]ir, the loss
[29422]ial imperative is clearly demonstra ated.
[29427]8
[29429]Vi Cause
[29430]emenious dislocation in the s
[29433]fibers of the Avab worl4é, T
[29434]been continuing backward
[29436]2 be their altima te de str rust
[29439]o
[29441]vs
[29444]From this roint, :
[29445]Ral. estinian Ravolution be
[29446]rat :
[29452]sront, for cin
[29453]a
[29455]ms
[29457]s 3 o the “ae ras psople. Ey so doing, it
[29458]Lso destroys tha most inportar % stronghold for
[29459]fom in the Arab lnnd, Such develop
[29462]po be Be oy
[29463]be
[29464]a
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[29483]o
[29484]val
[29486]g
[29488]2
[29491]its cultural presence, material progress, ard would
[29492]allow 3% to cacpcrate with the other nations of the
[29493]world. to realize peace,
[29495]The moval imperative of the Palestinian Revo-
[29496]lution firds concrste expression in the psoplets
[29497]jection of the injustices heanol upon 4 then, the
[29499]ssions committed avainst their national ard
[29500]rights ami in their rejection of all forms of
[29501]sion ard ir njustice, Phis is whet gives the
[29502]Falestiniean Re evolut ion its Pesanitarian Pourdation
[29503]2
[29504]m
[29506]Bee tee
[29508]2 foremost ane 8 is ocoupled Falestine,
[29510]~~because on orism is a movoment of a
[29511]racist nature, employing neo-Nazi fascist means to
[29512]achieve its expansionist settlement aims,
[29514]-beaause a Zio
[29515]previo
[29517]An aggressive and
[29519]liberation movements their human content.
[29520]Hence it follows:
[29522]i, Tho Palestinian Revolution does not aim-at
[29523]annihilating the Jews, for such an act is
[29524]based on racism, against which the revolu-
[29525]tion is struggling, Furthermore, the Arab
[29527]the way for the Arab nation to assert
[29529]vist victory in Falestine deprives all
[29533]oo
[29535]oe oT
[29538]a
[29542]“peu -
[29543]pea!
[29545]Ratt
[29548]stinians are an inte~ the combinuation of the Jung chain of nwnan struczle
[29549]n recisn throughout against forces of opp assion, injustice, and racism
[29550]The destruction of Zionisn, of the political, entity
[29551]. : of Israsl,is essential; © otherwise, ali those who gave
[29552]2. ldkewiss, the Palestinian Revolution is not their lives in World Yar IZ ent in all wears of
[29553]an anti-semitic movemsnt, Por Manti-semitisn liberation throughout history will have died in
[29554]is a Western concept alien to the Arab past. vain, Will have “Deon robbed of their imperatives ani
[29556]velues that motivated these sacrifices,
[29557]36 The Palestinian Revolution ains at destroying
[29559]_the Zionist structure in Talestino as repre Brothers: In spite of their disnsersicn and .
[29560]wted by the political LL entity of the State . destitution, the Palestinian peonle stard today
[29561]risrael, It h has peon psavdo-Legitimig od by through their Revolution as the front line of defense
[29563]so-called international recognition which , of their rights, the Arab nation's right, and the
[29565]tenored the will of the Falestinian people, rights of humanity at Jarge.
[29567]| their right to self-determination and to
[29569]| sovereignty on their Palestinian soil. orm The pranes ples of the Revolution, having been
[29571]~ declared Long before tho dune, 1957, War, aim at
[29573]| ke, Tho Palestinian Revolution aims at reraining more than noeely removing tho effects of * that apares= 8
[29574]ths lost rights of the Palestinian people, Sion. the Revolution's basic principle, “Rovolution
[29576]After tho liberation of our homeland, we till Victory," means that it is a moverient Scusing at
[29578]shell live with those who will live with us the liberation of Felestins and the world from one
[29580]aecordd ng to ovr inheront belief in the of the mest danzerous: international movements
[29582]prinei plos of equality, justs Sce, and humanity. threatening mantis hunanity, dignity, and frosdon,
[29584]Thus, exposing Zionism’s dangers and fighting it
[29586]The Palostinian people hate’ war aS much as any . everywhere is as important as the military struzzle
[29588]Lther people, but the continued presence of Zionism : being waged by your brothers in the occupied areas,
[29589]bn our dard ani the continued political existence of though obvicusly it is no substituts for ity
[29590]eras y our country imposes war on us because the
[29591]victory of Zionism does not mean poace, It means HNaving clarified the basic rinciples ani the
[29592]portinucus oppression ard danger. Likewise, it position of the Falestinian Revolution, ve must now
[29593]neeurages all racist movements ard idevlogias to proceed to anslyze the present comition of this
[29595]at vik siously against truth and justice, mis leads revolution aml its strength in facing the future,
[29596]to nothing but war. Therefore, it is imperative
[29597]khet wa fight, end fight until victory. This is a The Fedayeen vany ares of tho Palestinian
[29598]Hust str upele for the welfare of justice and true — people who began their cormerio activities against
[29599]peace. the enemy on January 1, 1965, wore, and still ars
[29601]: . ‘ fully avare of the difficulties hat lie anead of
[29603]. The Zionist movement today is a now form of - ___them_on thetic. rood to revolution and freedion, — ee
[29605]Jazismy-an-other- words, “opposing it and fighting it”
[29606]re human duties, for the struggle is norely an . The phase ‘through which we passed prior to
[29608]world's struggle against Nazism an June, 1957, was that of preparation for the pevo-r .
[29609]“AW BEZEE: Bsc sold A998 S208 4 Page 464 lution, preparation for it through steadfast’; 2
[29612]sstinlan people and
[29614]people. Thi
[29616]the Revelution, fo n
[29618]mev, int requires a total morsing of the Palestinian
[29620]p@e-e with the revolutionary vanguards, They, in
[29622]turn, should unite with the Arab m » for then
[29624]ard only then will the Revoluticn inte its own
[29625]4
[29627]u
[29629]a
[29631]3
[29632]Sct
[29634]as
[29635]ASSES
[29636]com
[29638]me
[29639]as a revolution that is Falestinian in inception,
[29640]Arab in depth, capsble of effective action and con=
[29641]tinuous growth to mest the enewy's challenge.
[29643]After theo dune War, however,.the Palestinian
[29644]. > cs :
[29645]Revolution moved from nremratory stave to the actual
[29646]: prep ¥ Stag
[29647]daunchinge of the revolutionary struggis. T
[29648]“ urove? the validity of the operational’ and theoret-
[29649]ical jourdation underlying the Palestinian armed
[29651]strugele, The Wer turned opponents of the Revole-
[29653]Silonced the doubters and the skeptics. In general,
[29654]a widespread shift in the attitude of tha Arahs as a4
[29655]¥ , and the Palestinian people in particular,
[29656]octicrod, Some changed because of thoiv true belief
[29657]in the principles of the Revolution; others for
[29658]emotional. reasons. We believe, however, thet con~
[29659]tinucd action, continued mobilisation and orgzani~
[29660]gation, and continued strusgle will alleviate the
[29661]dangers inhurent in such an emotional allosiance,
[29662]ard reinforce a principled -commltment, which leads
[29663]to fusion between the Palestinian Revolution and the
[29664]Arab people in a conscious organized struggle,
[29666]; fherefore, the Revolution must succeed as it
[29667]gradually acquires its Arab and human depth, for it
[29668].is a revolution based on the masses. It aime te
[29670]. NW" 88296 Decid:32589574 Page 465 :
[29672]he June War
[29674]tion into supporters ani to e# great depres effectively .
[29676]alleviats the in
[29678]tinians as the ¢
[29680]| &tard the drab yx
[29681]goal of oxpansio: a)
[29682]human rights that the world community cherishes and
[29683]that are threstened by racist novenents everywhere
[29684]starting with Zionism, :
[29686]the Pales-
[29687]ts sete~
[29688]the ultimate
[29690]Brothers: Since the basic ain of the Foles-
[29691]tinian Revolution is the liberstion of Falestine
[29692]it is clear thet it must mobilize, absorb, end ,
[29693]utilice all Palestinian and Arab potentialities
[29694]regardless of their social ani economic status, It
[29695]was therefore inovituble that wo should vraisa the
[29696]Slogan of "non-interference in the internal "
[29697]of any Arab state. ® Thi doses not ‘
[29699]Oo a
[29700]s
[29706]not recogriza the roleti
[29707]to the Arab people, It s:
[29711]J fe 2
[29712]ned
[29714]2) D
[29715]ce
[29718]a)
[29719]fe.
[29720]m
[29722]ry
[29723]3
[29724]a
[29725]ob
[29727]Libsration; and, therefore, the interest of the
[29728]Revolution ig bast sorved by avoiding entanglement
[29729]an secondary fights and sido issues, This 4s partie
[29730]ewlarly feasible since 2ionisn is not oprosed bo an
[29731]Specific Arab doctrine, but rathar aims at the brab
[29732]Janis which it seoks to occupy, the Arab nation .
[29733]which at seeks te destroy, and the Arab individual
[29734]vhom it seoks to enslave, ‘This only means that the
[29735]Arab Statas are also living in a state of national
[29736]strugele, for they, too, ave threatensd by the same
[29737]Ganger regardless of their political erlentation,
[29738]os fect of parancunt importance gives oprosition
[29739]+ has eh AS ee er CaaS . “ .
[29741]Arab problens. "Purthermores oleae ane of
[29742]frentation with the Daomiot ores seed armed cone
[29743]f ; he Zion nemy 48 certain to nro-
[29744]auce greater cohesivensss ard Cooperation among the
[29745]Avabs and will eventually destroy many of the ob-
[29746]Stacles hitherto encountered on the path to unity
[29748]. .
[29750]-
[29752]4
[29754]ire
[29756]The newly born Palestinian Revoluti
[29757]a. 2 a > Lon was
[29758]conceived of the wlll of the Falestinian people to
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[29763]4
[29766]i
[29769]“ activity from evolving
[29772]Lontes ond thronch their baliof in
[29773]Tfaco a cha
[29774]armed: struggle ns tho umnseapible path to freaden,
[29777]Though it is sti in the ac yelowhrg stuaes, Ab
[29778]n
[29781]undoubtedly will reach the roaut ped Level ction
[29782]nous struggles Tho renaining road is
[29785]still a long ons, but it befits us to youse and
[29786]revolution and
[29788]analyze the future prospects of ths F
[29790]to shed some light uron its
[29791]Tb is evident that the Revolution today is
[29792]page ng through a new phase in which two opposite
[29794]£ os are active:
[29796]Figst: Escalating of comma rdo activity
[29798]waicn has qualitatively change tho vature of the
[29799]onfrontation and created a new spirit of comit-
[29803]ent and unity ancng thé Palestinian people.
[29805]* Secon: The coun nior-ravolut horns ty forces
[29807], “atten tiny to destroy one provement and abart.onr
[29809]Kew
[29810]Rovolution by limiting ow: actions ard forbidding
[29812]then blocked prevents our commando
[29813]into a fuli-sea!
[29815]vs from acting in
[29817]the enemy, wh ich
[29818]is war of
[29820]“ wna tional Liberation; and, 4 interacting with the Arab
[29821]adses ina revolutionary mannor whose inevitable
[29823]e a the cowiter-revolutionsary forces fear,
[29825]* 'heso two opposite orientations point cirectly
[29827]ke the responsibility of the Palestinians ard the
[29828]wD citizens. They are to opoose all attempts vo
[29829]te the Revolution by following clear systematic
[29831]as
[29832]and ocgarized action aiming st the
[29833]armed struagle to the yoint where an aborting
[29834]ettempts will bs fruitless.
[29836]: The catestrorhe of duns , 1G67, has not only
[29837]- }roven the validity of the principles and strategy
[29838]of cur Revolution, it also pointed out many aspects
[29839]ef he countar-revoipts onary movements, the most
[29840]evident of sateh ari she followin 1B
[29841]_ NW 88296 ‘Docid: 42989574 Page 466, ne
[29843]state since the June War.
[29845]escalintion of the
[29847]cot at os
[29849]t
[29850]It js noticeable that aftor each catastrophe
[29851]we hava suffercd starting with 1043 and onding
[29852]“with 2987, he 2 Arab nation fowd itself sub-
[29853]Jected to ° menendous political pressures in
[29854]national aspect corplotoly
[29856]which the int
[29857]cvershadoved | the Aeab aspect, in gonsval, and
[29858]naral,
[29860]ths Folestinian aspcot, in rartdealar, These
[29861]easures Anovitably assert the new "fait
[29862]soonels for Isvael and further legitimize
[29863]israchi) military gains by ¥ giving then intern
[29864]pation ai sanctions and rotestion, The pres=
[29865]sures Ses tha June } War, however, are
[29866]of a 3; Special an Snore dangerous ratura, cince
[29868]iquidats ng the
[29869]guise or Hold *
[29872]e
[29873]thesis cettlensn yor or “so-onLls
[29874]8 revolve arows
[29876]sottlors nt. Those affort
[29877]three main points: returning to tho pre~
[29878]done Sth situation in exchange ® for erdine the |
[29879]State of pews ieerency, ensuring safo fronts ers
[29880]for Ysreel along with sther international 7
[29881]guar antees, and “gestra oyang tho identity af the
[29882]Felostinian strugele by creating what they
[29884]call a 'freail. rolitioal sochety," or the
[29885]Vdunnry Falostinion identity,
[29887]If we can say that the rartition resolution
[29888]of 1947 opaned the dossier of Zionist user
[29889]tion of Palostine, then it is ecually correct
[29890]to infe that the projects for Mmolitica]
[29892]te
[29895]Zt,
[29897]at closing that same dossi
[29898]permanently, Likewise, as the 1947 ast ition
[29899]ution gave the Zionists a political _
[29900]tity upon our land, the present efforts aim
[29901]completing the pest efforts by les gitimizing
[29902]1 the domards of that entity on‘ons hend, -
[29903]i putting, on the other hand, Palestinians
[29904]and the Arab people in the impotent position
[29905]of being unable to wiertake or to justary an
[29906]future action for liberation. ae *.
[29908]pens
[29910]28
[29913]3, These dangerous prospects transcend the
[29914]monticned goals into a systematic
[29915]psychological warfare that us
[29916]cle to create a Leal:
[29917]tence amcng the Arab vis-a-vis Israqli
[29918]military superiority and hente to entrench
[29919]even further the fear of Israeli expan-
[29920]sionism. From here, it is but a short step,
[29921]after impesing the peace settlement, to
[29922]justify ending the pericd of armed resis-
[29923]" tence against the Israeli aggression which,
[29924]@ in turn, would pave the way for striking
[29925]at the Falestinian rasistance moveront
[29926]| and embroil it in seeordary dismites that
[29927]| would weaken it ard divert it from its
[29928]wollemarked course of action against Zionist
[29929]occupation.
[29933]“
[29935]: The Falestiniah’Révolution rajects
[29936]all such pwoposals an rationzlizations, for in
[29937]reality it is but a new way of presenting an uncon
[29938]dition:l surrender leading to the eventual destruc~
[29939]tion of the Palestinian people, None of thess
[29940]efforts acknovledges the basic premise cf the Israeli.
[29941]political entity, This is the b: stratogioc
[29942]foursation woon which the Felastinian Revolution
[29944]ee based and for woioh it strives under its slogan
[29945]@ rolution until Victory. For this reason, armed
[29946]struggle must be asealated to a degree that will
[29947]paralyze the forces opposing the Revolution,
[29949]seed
[29950]Brothers
[29953]. The current phase of the Revolution is the
[29954]‘most critical one in spite of the victories wa have
[29955]so far achieved, It is imperative that we confront
[29956]_all those counter-revolutionary attempts and stardd
[29957]fast by the Revelvtion, protecting it Trom the
[29958]dnternal Arab contradictions ard yortisan Tights,
[29959]allowing it to concentrate on its main task amd to
[29960]‘avoid secordary struggle. tt is our duty to exert
[29961]our utmost pressure on the Arab governments and the
[29962]NW 88206 Dovid: 32sac6t4sPige agpport the Revolution instead
[29964]of compoting with 16 or attempting to contain it
[29966]urder the pretexts of its "hrab nature or of
[29967]- : te a eg
[29968]“increasing its effectiveness,"
[29970]Actually, increasing the ‘effectiveness of the
[29971]Revolution occurs in two main fields:
[29973]1, In the Palestinian reglm, which includes
[29974]tha Falastinian people and the armed
[29975]struggle in the oecunied areas;
[29977]ae , as
[29979]2. In the Arab vealn, which incliges the
[29981]Areb people, lard, and government,
[29983]The Palestinian Revolution neods b
[29984]; ; y soa am 4 oth the
[29985]Falestinian people and the Arab people,
[29987]The Revolution, likewi
[29988]18 R : ewise, nseds the Arab lend
[29989]as well as Imlestine, Avap land
[29991]29
[29993]Training must cur
[29994]-. Tra, g must occur on Arab soil, Movament
[29995]of armaments and supplies must pass throuch Arab
[29997]dard, Storage of arms ard supplies must be in Arab
[29998]lard. Financial support comes from the Arab people
[29999]a ple,
[30001]3
[30002]Information and news must go through Arab channels,
[30004]mel wee mobilization and organization of ths
[30005]estinian psople must be accomplished re 5
[30006]where they are located, pisshed' in Areb land
[30008]b
[30011]t
[30013]; ALL this means that the Revolution is affectern a
[30014]in one way or another by Arab conditions and Arab
[30015]power structures, This highlights the extent of the
[30016]eifort to be, exponded in the Arad countries in order
[30017]o harness all the potential in s :
[30018]3 support
[30019]Revolution, . pone of the |
[30021]Now comes the role of the Arab citizen,
[30022]Now.comes the role of the Arab organizations
[30023]< e
[30025]Now comes the role of the Arab i
[30026]Now comes ab political
[30028]ee |
[30035]Now comes the role of the Arab government
[30037]Now comes the role of whoever arasps the
[30039]. . future implications of the Fales-~
[30040]: tinian Revolution, its needs, and
[30041]GQenands within the Arab reala,
[30043]The tremendous amount of Arab administrative,
[30044]intellectual, and executive efforts required by the
[30045]Falestinian Revolution are now Clearsesssvrcencveve
[30046]It is also clear that at the nresont the duty of
[30047]thas ab people is to direct their efforts within
[30048]th@Prab reals to serve the Reyolution; solidify it;
[30049]aid it; fulfill its moral, financial, and material
[30051]NSEAS.c ocoseeverevecons
[30053]This needed work
[30054]carried out with compist
[30055]luts corviction that one
[30056]to strengthen the Kevolu
[30057]it by creating new at
[30058]_ their unification on the pretext thet.
[30060]preferable to division." me shovld protect the
[30061]Revolution by not creatine differences within it and
[30062]then ask for their resol lution on the frounis thet
[30063]“such differences waszken the Revolution," ,
[30065]gan
[30067]hand ty is
[30069]Brothers: It is necessary to believe in the
[30070]n for strengthening the power of the Revolution
[30072]as a Falestinian national movement, not to weaken 1%
[30073]by intreducing into it internal Arab contradictions,
[30075]be they regional, political, or ideological,
[30077]. If they accept this concopt of the Revolution,
[30078]the Arab citizen, the Arab political party, and the
[30080]Arab voverrment can porticivetse in the Revolution
[30081]just as much as the Palestinian. If faet, their
[30083]participation, emanating from such a clear undor-
[30084]‘Standing, is critical ta the ultimate success of the
[30085]Revolution. for only, thon would all the requirements
[30087]and’ nesds mensiyned. 498 va be adequately met.
[30089]vs : on
[30091]_NW 88296. "Docld:32989574 Page "468." ve
[30093]ts.
[30095]a
[30097].
[30099])
[30102]Tae gn mentees
[30104],
[30106]freee creer tartan meta tnarne neta mr EA PORT RAE AAD ENTIRE MALTREATMENT NARI A IT AS
[30110]_«
[30112]wh Bae
[30114]Brothers: These are thé b & of the
[30115]Pale nian Revelubion, the velidit: cn hes
[30116]pean uryuodtionsbly contirmed by the active
[30117]experienc ’ _ foe Fours. in all
[30118]hongsty w s Rovelution mors ard nore
[30119]successes ly is abteaineg. This is all
[30120]the more imy the “honsyricon period! wa
[30121]are experienc son VErNHsnts T2y Come
[30122]to an abrur he ne 8, and this means
[30123]that the fwhure holds po ari dantvers
[30124]that can only Bo & met bye G contents and
[30125]st. 5 Just CUSSED seaceswccve
[30127]Your responsib
[30128]pour brothers
[30130]co ch kt
[30131]Qa oo
[30132]yo
[30135]te)
[30136]t
[30139]You besr 6 vesponsibility that
[30140]3
[30142]Throeueh
[30146]back home cannot bear
[30147]this basic complementary work, wo must proceed
[30148]our victory through our Revolution: Vietory for
[30149]the Areb nation; victory for hwuanity.
[30151]The Palestino National
[30152]Liberation Movement,
[30155]et 2
[30158]a
[30160]an 7 Soe e Ar ore ner erent onger eweereier al
[30162]Addvess by
[30163]the Al-Paieh Delegation - . L
[30165]z ae Fo Fondue oon
[30166]te the Second Fitternaticnal
[30168]Arab Peoples
[30170]inter amen tetet naman ieee y Ape semomey sae
[30171]wv 4
[30174]Cairo, Fanucry 1969
[30175]? F
[30179]NW 88296 Dogid:32989574 Pagé"4693..° REG EFL YRY Cpe ne qs re nee
[30184]Tse en eenen matte ene mercer men een Setentt Sem | How enenentag He.
[30188]| Docld:32989574 Page 47f-.
[30190]a a
[30192]ADDRESS BY THE AL-FATEH DELEGATION TO THE
[30193]SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN SUPPORT
[30194]OF TRE ARAB PEOPLES °
[30196]Cairo, January 1969
[30198]Friends, J
[30199]In the name of ‘the people of Palestine, in the name of the
[30200]Palestinian Revolution, in the name of Justice and Peace for
[30202]which we fight, we thank you for your concern and the concern”
[30204]of your people in Justice and Peace in cur part of the world.
[30206]We are very happy to have the opportunity to racet with you,
[30207]because you represent people who fought for peace based on justice.
[30209]We can sec among you people who fought the Nazi invasion
[30210]and the fascist terror in Eurene. ;
[30212]We also find among you people who fonght, and are still
[30213]fighting, imperialism and colonialism and racial discrimination
[30214]in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
[30216]We honestly feel'that we stand among friends and comrades
[30217]who believe in the right of every peapie to self-determination and
[30218]its right to enjoy liberty on its own land, free of oppression and
[30219]discrimination.
[30221]¥ oF
[30222]Our people were deprived ef their rights to self-dctermination
[30224]and to the enjoyment of life en their own land without oppression.
[30225]This was the resull of a serious racist aggression carried out. by
[30227]- an imperialist organisation: Zionism.
[30229]The aggression of the 5th of June is one manifestation of this
[30230]basic aggression that had its roots in the 19th century, and whose
[30231]culmination was the cstablishment of the State of Isracl in 1948.
[30233]- .The maajor victim of this aggression was the Avab Palestinian people
[30235]who were forccd to evacuate their homes and land under a reign
[30236]of terror and oppression.
[30237]We therefore refuse to consider the 1967 aggression - as a
[30239].
[30241]9 pie aoe OPE Saree te fier e rarer OR! art
[30243]renereen green wd inenmene RATA ot NOR
[30247].
[30253]freesctoumees
[30255]ad
[30256]nf |
[30258]— paar enreinanienttt
[30261]4 Address by an al-Fatch Delegation
[30263]separate and distinct phenomenon, and we refuse to accept any
[30265]olution focusscd on the results of the last aggression without.
[30267]asidering the source of the ceeression itself,
[30269]: The Resolution of the Security Council, November 22nd 1967,
[30270]jand all further proposals explaining or modifying it, are inadcquate
[30271]jand irrelevant from ur point of view, and therefore are totally
[30272]jand categorically unacceptable to us.
[30273]: All such proposals skirt the reat issue and avoid its core,
[30274]namely: the right of the Palestinians to liberate their country, to
[30275]chjoygm 2d and homes, and to have the right to decide how they
[30276]want unit.
[30278]We, the people of palestine, are carrying on an armed revolu-
[30279]tion in order to re-establish peace with justice in the Holy Land.
[30281]wk oR ok
[30283]We would like you to consider the rnagnitude of our problem.
[30284]|For ‘we are facing a Zionist structure that had, its roots in 19th
[30285]icentury Europe, at the heart of the imperialist movernent. Zionism
[30286]lis onc of the most oppressive and aggressive forms of imperialism,
[30287]one that has as its major goal the total uprooting of one people
[30288]|from a country to replace them by another.
[30289]The roots of the aggression lie in the Zionist ideology itself,
[30290]with its belief in the need to bring a select, chosen people without
[30291]ra land, to a land that is to be evacuated by its inferior people.
[30292]. eo methods used to accomplish this objective are terror,
[30293]opprcMe and deceit.
[30295]Let me quote one of the original Jewish pioncers in Palestine,
[30296]Nathan’ ChoShi, who wrote to the editor of the Jewish Newsletter
[30297]in February 1959:
[30299]“Tt you really wanted to know what happened, we old Jewish
[30300]sctiler> in Palestine who wiinessed the fight could tcll you how
[30301]and in what manner we Jews forced the Arabs to leave cities
[30302]and Vvillages...Some of them were driven out by force of arms;
[30303]others were nade to leave by deccit, lying and false proznises,
[30304]Ttas ere: int to cite tue citics cf Jaffa, Lydds, Ramleh, Beer Sheba,
[30306]s TOL g munrzer.css others.” Nathan Chofhi conti-
[30308]Tore i ¢ heve pecple wao lived on its own land for 1,300
[30309]years. V's car.c tud turned, the native Arabs into tragic refugees.
[30311]88408 Dosid, d52089974..8 Page “Qlanien then: to besmirch their
[30313]Address by an al-Fateh Delevation
[30315]an
[30317]y
[30319]name. Instead of being deeply ashamed of what we a ana of
[30320]trying te undo some of the evil we committed, by helping these
[30321]unfortuncte refiigees, we justify our terri ible acts and even ¢ ‘cite empt
[30322]to glorify them.” .
[30323]’ Professor Erich Fromm, the nected Jewish writer and thinker,
[30324]had this to add: “tt is oft en said that the p Arabs fled, thai they le left
[30326].
[30328]bility for losing their property and theis ta and. But, in en vera.
[30329]international law, the principle holds true that no citizen loses hi.
[30330]property or his rights of citizenship, and the citizenship right is :.
[30331]de facto right to which the Arabs in Palestine have much more
[30332]legitimacy than the Jews. Just because the Arabs fled? ’? Professor
[30333]Fromm asks. “Since when is that punishable by confiscation of
[30334]property and by being barred from returning to the land on which
[30335]a people’s forefuthers have lived for generations? The claim of
[30336]the Jews to the land of Israel cannot be a realistic political claim.
[30337]3f all mations would suddenly claim territories in which their
[30338]forefathers heve lived two thousand years ago this world would
[30339]be a machouse.”
[30341]“ox %
[30343]The Zionists went ahead coldbloodedly with their sinister
[30344]scheme to vacate Palestine of its people, by the use ef terror,
[30345]massacres and frightening rumors.
[30347]Arthur Koestler, the pro-Zionist author, described what
[30348]happened at Deir Yassin on April Sth, 1948, as the “blood bath
[30349]that was the psychologically decisive factor in the Arabs’
[30350]spectacular exodus.”
[30352]On that day, the Zionist terrorist organization Irgun Zvei
[30353]Leami killed 250 men, women and children. After 1948 there
[30354]were other mass killings in cccuped Palestine, e.g. Ikrit (1951), Al
[30355]Tiva (1953), Abu Ghosh (1953), Kafr Kassem (1956), etc,, as
[30356]part of the systematic Zionist plan for the complete evacuation
[30357]of the Palestinians, to be replaced by Jewish settlers from all
[30358]over the world. .
[30360]These were the conditions that forecd ‘the Palestinians to leave
[30361]their horneland.
[30363]The Zionists did not‘come to 4 country without people. There
[30364]lived in Palestine a people with a civilization. They reaczed to the
[30366]33
[30369]6 Address by an al-Faich Delegation
[30371]Zionist challenge by education, economic and human mobilization, -
[30372]and competed with the Zionists in the ficids of rnaanagement,
[30373]finance and technology.
[30375]With all their efforts, by 1947 the Zionists had only been
[30376]able to acquire 5.6% of the total area of Palestine. However, the
[30377]1947 U.N. reschution for partition a allowed them 56% of Palestine,
[30378]and by terror and aggression they went on to cccupy 89% in
[30379]1948. Today, after the June 5 1967 aggression, the rest o” our
[30380]Palestiz “s occupied, as well as Sinai and the Golan Heights.
[30382]@ oe R
[30384]For twenty years, the Palestinians were the victizns of world
[30385]procrastination. While many resolutions were passed in the United
[30386]Nations, the Israclis continued to occupy more and rnore territory
[30388]witile the world remained indifferent. Under such co onditions, the
[30389]only alternative left to the Palestinians was armed revolution, ,
[30390]I am sure that the facis of the case are very clear to you. You
[30391]can visuatize the conditions under which our people have suilered.
[30392]Por tweits years most of the’ f Jestinians have ved ina diaspora
[30393]of shabbt “y:nts, misery and the humiliation of a meager dole. in
[30394]this schizophrenic world of « the rights of Africans, Asians and
[30395]Polynesi:,..3 were recognized and espoused, while Palestinian rights
[30396]were dist, wded and forgotten. Not even the tragedy of the heroic
[30397]Angol.ns, South Africans and Zimbabians equalled theirs. For,
[30398]alo: yma these oppressed people, the Palestinians were totally
[30399]uprootid from their land and completely denied the right to live
[30400]on it and: Leroy its ‘fruits.
[30401]Gur ‘people have risen to arms because all other means have
[30402]been exhausted. We refise to accept misery and diaspora as our
[30403]fate, and we refuse charity and compromise as solutions to our
[30404], problem. We shall overcome: through a long-term liberation
[30405]‘revolution to destroy the bases of colonialist aggression that frustrate
[30406]-the exercise of our inalienable rights, and to bring an end to the
[30408]racist militarist regime that oppresses our pe ople. We, will fight so
[30409]that peace with justice is restored to our land.
[30411]ed
[30415]a. y. y | ito erations : it the beginning
[30416]nyc i. Ba! aso HE abe dr Th the Tune & war. With ‘old
[30418]Address by an al-Fateh Delegation 7
[30420]rusty weapons and against heavy odds, our youth embarked on
[30421]the revolution with all che determination and P persistence of a Jong-
[30422]oppressed people, Now as we embark on our fifh year of strugete,
[30423]the feulis of our sacrifices are beghining to show. The Palestine
[30424]Liberation Movement bas succeeded in awakening our people,
[30425]in rekindling Us hope for a better future with dignity and respect
[30426]in our own land. We are forcing the enemies of peace to admit
[30427]their failure Lo extinguish our revolution, we are winning battles,
[30428]and we are starting to shape our destiny.. We are not swayed by
[30429]crnotional appeals, we are not seekers of revenge, we are not
[30430]bloodthirsty terrorists. We are freedom fighters with clear and
[30431]mature goals, We are fighting today to create the new Palestine
[30432]of tomorrow: A progress! vé, Gemocratic, secular Palestine in
[30433]which Christian, Moslem and Jew will wor: ship, work, live peacefully
[30434]and enjoy ean rights, This is no utopian dream or false promise,
[30435]for we have always lived in peace, Moslerns, Christians and Jews
[30436]in the Holy Land. The Palestinian Arabs gave a refuge, 2 warm
[30437]shelter and a helping hand to Je sws fleeing persecution in Christian
[30438]Europe 2 and to the Armenians flecing persecution in Moslem
[30439]Turkey, as wellas to Greeks, Circassians and Malicse among others.
[30440]Our Palestinian revolution still stretches its welcoming hand
[30441]to all human beings who want to fight for, and live in, 2 democ-
[30442]ratic, tolerant Palestine, irrespective of race, color or religion.
[30443]During the last four years, sore 500 of our people have given
[30445]" their lives on the baitlefield. During the same period many mere
[30447]than that have died in refugee camps from bitter cold, poor nourish-
[30448]ment and disease.
[30450]We are here to assert to you, and to ask you to confirm to
[30451]your people, t that our people will not lay down their arms until
[30452]Palestine is liberated and our rights restored. We will not accept
[30453]any settlement that denies us these rights, be it the Security
[30454]Council’s resolution, or any other proposal or political settlement
[30455]ensuing from it. We will not accept any substitute to a war
[30456]of national liberation and will tenaciously hold to it regardless of
[30457]sacrifices and costs. Could anybody have asked you to accept
[30458]anything less than total freedom from Nazism, fascism or colonia-
[30459]lism? We are confident the people of the world will back our
[30460]struggle and will support our revolution, for it is the struggle of
[30461]man to achieve the loftiest of man’s values: neace and fut
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[30564]Transletor's Introduction
[30566]This dialogue was comiueted with "Abu-dmar!
[30567]by Talal Salman, a Iebanesa journalist who visited
[30568]the fedayeen besss ard wrote a series of articles in
[30569]al L-Seryad ad, a Lebanese weekly megazine. The first
[30570]articse yhpys alogue with Abu-dmer", appeared in
[30572]alnSey vyad on January , 2s 1969, 7
[30574]-
[30576]The erticle is an important document because
[30577]+ presents the ideas and thoushts of the joader of
[30578]al-Fateh in a ce mprehons sive manner. “AbueAmar” dise
[30579]eusses the ideas of the Hovemcyt an clear terms, aryl
[30580]attempts to answer critics by further oxplaining the
[30582]Movement's stand on certain ambiguous questions,
[30584]y
[30586]° A rember of Smportayt iders ave clarified in
[30587]i this article. Fix vst, the emergence of “Telestinian
[30588]| :
[30589]| 7. identity! as an iniewendent force, acorting armed
[30590]. struggle te rogain the "land" and confront the
[30591]Imperialist presems, Second, Fatch's relation to
[30592]Avasb povermionts is charifacd., “Abucjmar' stresses
[30594]that ths movement does not interfere im the lecal
[30595]politics of the Arab govermments, Tt deperds on
[30596]popular supoort and on the rasses for protection.
[30597]Yatoh seeks a certain independence and in that sen:
[30598]At interferes in the affairs of Arab States; by
[30599]existing on their territery, by moving freely, and
[30600]by cxercising the right to fight for Liberation of
[30601]the cecupled territories, Third, Fateh appears as
[30602]a unifsring force, since its bases exist in most
[30603]Arab states ani its men move freely from ons state
[30604]to another, Fateh, therefore, works against
[30605]regionslism and promotes Arab unity in action .
[30606]Fourth, the question of idcelozy or leftist vs.
[30607]rightist contraversy is clarified. "Abu-imar"
[30608]stresses that all Fatch men sro of the wretched of
[30609]the earth since they lock the means for existence,
[30611]sobasco
[30615]Liat dae bes benl ior case
[30619]oer “astern atesnenesd cient
[30621]- | .
[30623]36
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[30628]2
[30630]Moreover, this is a stage of "Liberation struggle,”,
[30631]Where actions are moro important than words, and
[30632]Where efforts of all Palestinians are needed,
[30633]Fateh has its orientation, however, and in terms
[30634]of arned struggle against Imperialism, it is more
[30635]leftist than the Soviet Union and the Arab
[30636]Cormunist partios, Disagrosment between Communist
[30637]erties and Fateh exist over proposals for "psaces
[30638]ful settlenent" of the conflict, for Fateh rejects
[30639]any Aa xceful scttlenonts® and believes in armed
[30640]sor@® sas tho only solution
[30642]At this stage of Arab history, Fateh ideas
[30645]are whos and ropresent a turning point in Arab
[30646]thought, Thoy rorpresent tho boyinning of 2 now
[30647]Arab ro-awakoz: ng, an attémpt at the redefinition
[30648]ef the Arab buying in terms of armed struggle,
[30649]Fateh spesrhea
[30653]4
[30655]4
[30657]ds this ro-awakening, it is the
[30659]2 revolution, and it leads by action
[30660]Co
[30662]Fateh is thus the antithesis of Arab "revolu~
[30663]tionary" thought, which was Linited to slogans
[30664]and devoid of any action in the form of armed
[30665]struggle. Fateh is action ard armed struggle, and
[30666]the gcw synthesis betweon action and thought will
[30667]be free and liberated Arab human being,
[30669]8
[30671]x , . ‘ oes ar ras
[30672]\ : . 74
[30674]as
[30677]This erticle is the product of an open dis»
[30678]eussion with "Abu Awaert, I hope it represents a true
[30679]and comprehensive picture of his deas, which are the
[30680]ideas of the “Palestine Rational iberation Movement ~
[30681]Fateh",
[30683]fo EB
[30687]As I entered the cave, Abu Ararts voice
[30688]ested mo: ‘Weleoma.” He then acded, fa are in
[30689]@ state of alert as you kn W, and this reko it neces~
[30690]sary for us to cancel many of our meetings, I am
[30691]Sorry for having mede you wait this morning,"
[30693]I shock his hand and greeted the men as I
[30694]walked insides. I sat on a chair facing his small
[30695]Aba Amar smiled as I looked at his smal}.
[30697]viny eves, his flat noss,ari the natural
[30698]moustache, His clothes were Simple, the same as what
[30699]other fighters wor .
[30701]I began with, "I have a number of questions
[30702]in mind, as do many people, about "Fateh" ard its
[30703]ideas and operations, Much has been written and sai¢c
[30705]Ly 59
[30707]about "Fateh? avd its ideas and operations, Much hac
[30708]bean written awl said about "Patch in newspapers ayxi
[30709]magacines al) over the world, and it is necessary to
[30710]explain and answer,!
[30714]He said quickly: "T do not urderstard this
[30715]concern with Fateh, Everybody esks of Fatehs others
[30716]criticize Fatsh, ara every tine the accusation ig
[30717]differsnt. Onee wa ware aecused of being "Moslem
[30718]Brethren", another time of baing "Chinese Conmunists*,
[30719]@ third time "Batthists", erd after June Sth it was
[30720]Said we vere “Nassorites', Others, of course, insiet
[30721]We aro a satellite of Saugs 4
[30722]be all these things at the
[30724]g
[30725]u
[30727]a
[30729]rable, Why? How can we
[30730]eo thin sume time? We do not Tird
[30731]it necessary to deny theso accusations because they
[30732]are not true and the contradictions in them are the
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[30736]“
[30737].
[30739]“
[30742]imperialist presence on Arab soil,
[30744]proof." He continued with a stile, before I asked hin
[30745]@ new question: “Now the situation is different,
[30746]Foems of praise aro written about us. Those who
[30748]used us before, now view us as heroes who have
[30749]given back to this Arab nation its confidences and its
[30750]hope for victory at a time when it was sunk in the
[30751]shame of defeat."
[30753]Lael
[30755]said: "Sone e xplain the acav Y
[30756]you es a result of not clerifying your ideclogica
[30757]ideymycy ..." Adu Amar moved ard said: UPhis is
[30758]the @: of the matter, Let us first define ovr
[30759]terms. What is meant by ideological identity? Is
[30760]it to declare to people wy belief in Marxism? Ts
[30761]this what I have to do at this stage? Bverybedy
[30762]imuires about the social contene oF ovr movenent
[30763]and cur revolution,. Is this the time for defining
[30764]the social content? ize ie Hot, still, at a a. stage
[30765]ort “ne tional liberation? iflow do o you exuect me 6, then,
[30766]to ¢ dey sive 3 many Classes of the Falestintan people
[30767]£ their right to participate in the struge. 6 for
[30770]Satvions aga
[30773]4
[30774]i
[30776]I said, arguing: "Let us define, at the
[30777]me time, the foress we are fighting.
[30778]is Israel, Ziorisn,and the imperialist powers that
[30780]. 1
[30784]Abu Arar interrupted me; "Usually people
[30786]‘desoribe Isrgol as a fort guarding imperialist
[30788]interests in tha Arab World ... I prefer to compare
[30789]Tsrael-to the East Indie Company."
[30791]T then continued: "The battle then is not
[30792]only against the state of Israel, but against all
[30793]Thus it is not
[30794]a baitile for Falestiriens slone, but for all Arabs.
[30795]Israel now oceuples, in addition to Palestina,
[30796]Egyrtian ant Syrian territorios, and its expan-
[30797]Slonist designs sneliwe Lebanon, East Jordan, and
[30798]parts of Ira “eth Y,
[30800]NW 88296 Docld:32589574 bage A762"
[30804]5
[30806]Abu Amar said: "That is true
[30807]Palestinian f First, and as a Falest
[30808]gee, nomeless, without a countr
[30810]expected of ma to wait and sl i
[30811]revolution ar explode as? IT have to strurglse to
[30812]my vy country. Others, too, 1% sed to strusal
[30813]Syrian + people must struggle to liberates t
[30814]oceupled territories, the Egyptian pe
[30816]ts regain Simei e As fear "Or IES, = patt s hare, on
[30817]Falestine's land and For at." Y gaia: Wut y you u do
[30818]not exist in isolation, You move within s snseirs
[30819]corditicns Jmposed upon you by the imperialist
[30820]presence,”
[30822]RAO er
[30824]rae fe ¢
[30825]4
[30827]Abu Amar continued, as he cointed te his
[30828]Sovict machine gun: "Por me, as a Falestinian, I
[30829]mada the choice and chose to face the imperialist
[30830]Presence. «with the gum alone f confront it."
[30832]~'You are free in your
[30833]tainly clash with the present Arab Testablicshnents!,"
[30834]Abu Amar said seriously: "Yos, the clash did,
[30835]in fact, cceur, Bofore June 5th, wo were accused of
[30836]aiming at involving Arab governments in a war for
[30838]which they Were not prepared. It was said that, as
[30839]agents. of CENTC, we were consyiringe to erbarass the
[30840]proz gressive Roverrnonts ard preparing for their over~
[30841]throw, fter June 5th, we wers told, ‘If you fire
[30843]one pallet we will consider you crin Snals am
[30845]traitors... your eotion now would be irresponsible,
[30846]ard will lead to
[30847]Sa calm dewn ant
[30849]destruction of the Arab nation,
[30850]cb your play os. or cise,!" Abiw
[30851]& om: "IL our movemon nd wa
[30855]he
[30857]te
[30860]Amar smiled arxt we s not
[30861]genuine and vas not excressing the conse tousness and
[30863]will of ow people, we would be hanged in & nuxbor
[30864]of Arab states for high treason," He adde ‘uihen
[30865]they (the governnen ts) saw tho Israeli wenn about
[30866]our Movensnt
[30867]because we ‘refused to accept defeat and surrander,
[30868]they rallied to us.4
[30870]chohes, but you will ecer- Fs
[30872]ard the Arab populer support we received
[30874]Sine RR TAS
[30876]aan Sen
[30883]er that minister,
[30885]PERC ANON apelin Say
[30887]"Before, the Arab governacnts
[30889]Re continued;
[30890]ots are Trevant it, Bub the
[30892]colay our struggle
[30894]on has changed now, Wa have become strong,
[30896]ard source of
[30898]could
[30899]situati
[30901]the
[30903]much stronger than thay thir,
[30904]oe strenzth or the number of sich who
[30905]carry t: nom, re : 22 Gee sures sm 1oree 18 the
[30906]Arana peonle, : es; fihy, thon, do
[30907]ye mrotds nat wriusere in otha:
[30908]his aes tA on has caused wach
[30909]By ho None
[30911]Ante. ofan in
[30914]AYE: fa
[30915]con ry
[30917]Trosencse on
[30919]se on them the ful-
[30922]from them all
[30924]err Rorts.
[30926]ath “Arab
[30928]fillzent of all our _Gonsrcis, Ve gat f
[30930]ws ask for This cannot be an indication of waak-
[30931]Ls 1.0 hacessity
[30933]n the contrary, i
[30935]IeBS, bu to x
[30936]for a cont Taee with thom if they support the
[30937]Yelestinian rovoluticon, But af they forbid us whet -
[30938]we moed, then we Will not rengin silent,”
[30940]3.
[30942]x2, he comtinus2;:
[30944]7 Lebanon to clarify
[30946]12VB No right to give’
[30947]AACS
[30949]Without boing saver
[30950]MLet me give you an «
[30951]the idea. In poincip
[30952]an opinion ebout tne pros sent Lebanese regime, It
[30953]not our duty to demand or work for s change of
[30954]Y ae that is the duty of the Lebanese yoople,
[30955]ard 7* is not for us, theref to give an opinion
[30956]abou, *anternal matters, to demard tho res ignation
[30957]~Yati's govermmont or the appointment of this
[30958]Cur only interest is that the
[30959]ae does not stand against the
[30960]ve destroy it. Even if
[30961]ttempts to strike aysinst us, we would not
[30962]3 een wo would let the
[30963]rowill, The day the
[30965]f Kafr Snuba 2 oscureed, Fateh men and the
[30967]hters did not domonstrate, to demand
[30969]or the Resistance Mevenent. it was the
[30970]‘ho Getevstrated ard demanded pro-
[30971]resis’ Lees ovement. This is also
[30972]Wa nove * thought, of
[30974]“
[30976]f ore,
[30978]o> Al
[30981]art
[30982]the
[30984]aneg3 ross
[30986]Wy
[30989]L
[30995]woe
[30998]eS
[30999]ms &
[31000]in?
[31001]we be
[31002]no
[31005]FF ‘
[31006]OO 7 8 KW ck on
[31007]ch of cis de pe
[31008]te ty oo YW Te ot >
[31009]OQ a
[31012]Q
[31015]ceooming Jovan,
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[31019]7
[31021]Wo never 2
[31022]any appa | ox govrerncr and suc Ah inte veyed ma
[31023]We do, however, excroise our right for
[31025]anl for the continuation of ow strugsle,"
[31027]abu Amar cortimied in a serious tone
[31028]know how mary martyrs wa Lost on 4/11/2968 (rete:
[31029]to the cla ash be eon the Jordanian seowity forges
[31030]and the Resi 7e Mevanent)? We hed 1? martyrs,
[31031]Hurdrads of otent ard unarmed civilians were also
[31032]injured, TL af wa
[31034]Mo you
[31037]& 3
[31039]cay
[31041]ban
[31043]not been wise that day ari if
[31045]selves, we vould havo wht,
[31046]$s
[31048]had not controlled OULLS
[31049]massacre, We Anformed tho King at
[31051]J
[31053]aards We told him that we will
[31056]5 t Aegan
[31058]ow intentions ol
[31059]net interfere in his government's interral aifeivs,
[31060]is throatensd, What
[31062]39
[31064]except when our own existence
[31065]is ow basic demand from Jordsn at thie stage? Our
[31066]demands are; to exist on its territory, to move
[31068]freely ameng Palestinians, and to have tha right of
[31070]dying for our land?
[31071]Loasked him: "The reletion batiyveon Arab
[31072]governments ard the Palestinian Resistencea Movement
[31073]conld deteriorato,..if a Npeacetyl setilemant" is
[31074]reached the picture will charge and tha KOVEY MaAents
[31075]would attempt to liquideto the Resistanca Novonent,
[31077]What then?!
[31078]Abu Amar ansvered: That is possible, aml I
[31079]esuce you tiat ws are in a state of alortmess :
[31081]at our liow dati on anytine,
[31083]because wo expect attexzpts
[31084]We know that some Areh sovernments are usin 5ous, in
[31085]theic inverrational contacts, as a tr wap ce 2rd in
[31087]ir play at reaching a "peaceful settlonsnt", But
[31089]ow thet wa are nov strong:
[31091]eve
[31095]thesa governments do not Im
[31097]than ever, We ave the third lergost 2 Forco hare
[31098]nian Army and thse fraqi forces
[31100]right 2 after the dorda
[31101]an Jordan. | This is ow om 2 military strength, We
[31102]iso derive strength fron popular sursort here, in
[31103]Support stems from ths |
[31105]Jordan, and abroad, This
[31106]deter winaticn of our nation to resist defect and to
[31108]eke ee
[31113]“i
[31114]8 7
[31115]|
[31116]attain victory. ; us of boing rightists. I read an article in
[31117]; AlcHuriyah a few days ago, which claimed that we
[31118]I em'not boasting when TI say that we (Fateh) botray the armed struggle due to our class |
[31119]have affirmed tho nation's will for victory. composition, # .
[31120]After June Sth, we alone moved and declared with ; |
[31121]our bullets that. the war was not emied, that the He turned to the mon arowsd him, leughed and .
[31122]Falestinian yoople still exist and thet the Arab asked: “hen, I have forgotton whera my Father's
[31123]nation is stronger than defeat. Cur revolution is proparty is.... Do you remenber?! He continued, as
[31124]the clear declaration of ow will, We regard all the men quieted dow “There are no ¢2 vita alists, ;
[31125]Nreaceful settlements" as surrenler and nothing oxploiters or bow argeois. among Fateh msn, You have |
[31126]eo . You must have heard what "Al-Asifah" Radio visited our bases, Did you see any rich fighters?
[31127]a about the Soviet prorosel, m3 ieAsifah" We are all of the wretched of the earth. Actually,
[31128]criticized it an strong terms, oni effirmed that we ara the poorest of the world, for as Palestinians, ..
[31129]the Falestinian psople alone determine their destiny." wo lack not only the means for existence, but owt
[31130]owm country, and that is the worst land of poverty,® .
[31131]I listened, engrossed, as he continued: “Lt vee ‘ :
[31132]is stranze thet we are * neeused of regionalism when‘ I said: You are now confirming what the
[31133]we, in practice, have ermled all divisions. Wa do leftists aro saying ...8
[31134]not recornize borders, Our men move from one Arab 4
[31135]State to another with Faton identity cards only, Abu amar answered with emotion: "I ama
[31136]We Vere on every Arab scil and wherever Palestinians refugee. Wo aro a nation of refugses, Do you know
[31137]are, We have bases in Syria, we train our forces the moaning of being a rcofuges? I am a human being
[31138]in Iraq, Esypt and Algeria, ard ‘wherever the oppor who has lost overything. JI own nothing. Even my
[31139]tunity is offered us (China awl Viet-Naa), Wo have cowitry has boen taken from me antl IT have been
[31140]active geours in Sevdi Arabia, Kuwalt and the Gulf . kicked ont. What is the meaning of Left or Right
[31141]aroa, it is not reasonable for us, in order to ‘ in this’ liberation struggle? . I want my country even
[31142]oe: ursolves against the accusation of region- . aif the devile liberate it for me. As a Felastinian,
[31143]n, to attempt ‘ to overthrow King Paisal, or the 7 I do not, anyhow, have the time te sperm on arguing
[31144]goue ernment in Qatar or Rahrain er any other Arab laft or right, Am I wine position to refuse the
[31145]siete, We ara not willing to discuss the yproblens . partion ration ard help of any human being? Do you
[31146]a1 grlentations of any Arab goverriment ard we are ask mg to veruse money from Saudi Arabia because
[31147]128 willing to take a stand vis-e-vis any govern- they are rightists? Bnt with their monoy, we buy
[31148]‘ment on the basis of its outlooks ~ for example, weapons from Civina. How do you call this action,
[31149]abdut socialism. # . ; leftist or rightist? ‘The problem in ny wind and in ‘
[31150]Y : . the mird of other Palestinians is simple, ard there
[31151]z7we are beginning to discuss is no nacd for cenplications, We bh expelled ot
[31152]"from our country which is being eceusied Vby 2 another
[31153]re _ peor onle through 3 the farce of : arms and oy the aid of |
[31154]na strong voice: "Every Imperialism, Tt is our dety ard {our sae to work | a,
[31155]or left ... foreign for the Libsrath on of our isd and ito regain iv even ‘
[31156]vat thiss: Gur brethren, by force of BETS » The confusion is due to extrnnga ts :
[31157]JieArab) anchse . : tt
[31160]ons, lf we desl with the si
[31161]1S, WO can wirlerstard it bet
[31162]thing. What is importen
[31164]a
[31165]-
[31167]x, Words
[31168]is action
[31170]Pp
[31173]%O
[31174]@ cr
[31175]a
[31176]E &
[31177]od
[31179]as
[31180].
[31181]mf
[31183]T said: "But action is tied to thought ...
[31184]ard Feteh, as a revolutionary movoment, must have
[31185]a clear ideolosy. Not every person who carries
[31187]& gun is a revolutionary. In this complex battle
[31188]which was imposed on the Palestinian psople and
[31189]Arab nation, adeolesgy seens to be the most
[31190]O28 instrument ... " Abu Amar calmly asked me
[31191]to explain what I meant exactly, I seid: “Isn't
[31192]our battle against Israel and Zionism a battis
[31193]against colonialism and imperialism at the same
[31194]time?" He answered: "Yes, certeinly ... "
[31196]oe
[31198]otter
[31200]- "No, they ineluje most Arab stateses. un.
[31204]~ "Ysn't the Zionist presence directly related to
[31205]inperislist interests in ow grea?!
[31207]~ TY OS case "
[31209]e “Aren't imperialist interests reflected in one
[31211]“r
[31213]y or another by Arab governments?"
[31215]-” Was. . is
[31217]~ "Isn't then our confrontation with Israel, as an
[31218]juperialist base and outpost for the protection of
[31219]inperial ist interasts, a direct clash with all
[31221]. a
[31222]Abu Amar ansasred:
[31223]_ evalysi" that we agi
[31224]Letom °
[31225]t> ald
[31226]the & new.
[31228]TYou moan from this
[31229]mld be in the "leftist! SAY.
[31230]evs ave the most ortis +!
[31231]fi: cg Baia, Don't he: sucprised.’. Isy'+
[31232]yekqn : i Ugader of the “Mettist™ ako
[31233]—NWe 88296 Docld:32889574° page “479.” to. :
[31235]~ "Are Israel's designs limited to Palestine alone?”
[31237]bn bho words?
[31240]Tesseore xray i sabtlenent” am presser : s for that’
[31241]purpose, We rofuse "peaceiy
[31242]their proposals, Are the Arab Gem
[31243]more *leftist! then us? Let me sa nxly that
[31244]they are not, fer Communist parties sevooated at one
[31245]time, peace with israel, which you call an imperialist
[31246]base in cur midst, on our land,"
[31248]Tt said:
[31249]2 Commumist
[31251]MBot Tam not arguing with you from
[31252]ant of view."
[31254]He then continued: "I unter rstand that.. But
[31255]thoy have, witi] this tine, reservations anout the
[31256]Resistance Movement, and shay (the Communists) say
[31257]thet wo are fenatics and oxtromists, driven by
[31258]religious feeling Tne Soviets told ns that; they xi
[31259]Said that we are “anichs ng matters worse, that we do
[31260]not wierstand the nature of our pres sont struggle
[31261]and, thorafore, we are orerextending ourselves, I
[31262]vant to ask you: Is our struggle with Isracl siuply
[31263]aus to its military fescist regime? And if leftists
[31264]do reach power in Israel] would that solve the
[31265]problem?" ,
[31267]T said: "Rest assured thet there are no trus
[31268]socialists in Israel, for socialism cannot survive
[31269]in an exclusive society based on religion am race,"
[31271]‘nu 4mar continusd: “Even if you believe that,
[31272]4% is still premature to dexsrai thet our new revo-
[31273]lutionary movement have a sosiel content, Deo you
[31274]vant us to spe ity the nature of the regime to bs in
[31275]Palostins efter its liberation, now? That discus-
[31276]sion wowld be too early, Moreover, to speak of a
[31277]social cemtont for ow Resistance Movenert at this
[31278]tine would reflect a leftist missionary eval and a
[31280]“Reftist imutoriiy. We are now in 8 stage nf Bete
[31281]yational Jaberstion. At this stage all idcolorical
[31283]hk Aso Bo eet
[31284]differences wirich are a form of theoretical IAUrY
[31286]‘ , _ aceon
[31288]12
[31290]must be forgotton until liberation is won. Then,
[31291]we can Gisagrce among ourselves as much as we
[31292]like over leftist, rightist, socialist or liberal
[31293]ideas...
[31295]We are not ae mrty, Woe are
[31296]Palestinians who have discove red, befors others,
[31297]that our country will not be returned to us unless
[31298]we fight for its liberation. So, we have carried
[31300]rpons and begun the armed struggle without
[31301]} NM@pying to exhaust our thoughts over ideological
[31302]' enelyses."
[31304]® group of
[31306]ante f HOAMOW &¢
[31308]MOSAUBO Ue
[31310]I said: "But when you carry the gu an, then
[31311]by necessity you are in the léftist camp,"
[31313]Abu Amar explained: "2
[31314]you ask us to be more radicel than } “a0 Ese-Tung.
[31316]Ho fourht Ciriang hei-Shek who dofteried the bour-
[31318]Zeolsie; but when Japan occupied China, Mao formed
[31319]an alliance with Chiang Kai-Shek, because the
[31320]liberation of the country was mors important than
[31321]the ideological differences ovcr the form of .
[31322]Goverment, why do you ask us to remove i
[31323]ani effective rationalist forces from our » revo
[31324]nocnie? What right t dot t
[31325]y Pelee tinians? The only criteria
[31326]ectication to the revolution,
[31331]o
[31333],
[31334]Wo ¢
[31336], nincial aid
[31337]wovide it because they are bowgeois
[31341]“« I the hose wh TUNIS H
[31342]capitalists, Can yous AEyhoe, show. me any ear si
[31344]. fal tinians who ara capitalists? they do not Mie wel Dae °
[31345]TO ‘exist. Those ho be cane wealthy had lived for stiw cla toa; .
[31346]" . Years in tne Arabian Gulf and mads their wealth "|
[31347]- . by hard work ard by their own efforts; there are
[31349]SITS Te ey Manan ore See
[31350]h
[31352]no capitalists emong us, The majority are homeless,
[31353]- refugees. J nsed money,and money is a basic factor
[31354]for ‘the revolution, for with money I buy arms: and
[31355]“. protect the martyrs! families, Where can I got
[31357]~ _ watt
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[31363]time ard
[31365]Pa eet ar car em
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[31382]Pam
[31386]stag vhendine,
[31390]Sidbet V
[31392]J Rew
[31394]ANT We ya ate
[31396]pa ge
[31398]sect
[31404]Sofa cated
[31406]Lies
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[31412]eat
[31414]sal
[31416]Oat
[31418]Cake 9 Mar
[31420]vacant
[31422]Tene
[31424]eteetineedh SnSANr eon edonl ameaene
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[31429]Paired e73y Tree ET ESN ae
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[31433]oe
[31435]semen nee
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[31452]-pyis7-3075 GH
[31453]V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY
[31455]New York received 51,199 copies of "The Black
[31456]Panther" newspaper from National Distribution, San Francisco,
[31457]California, and in turn forwarded 1,700 copies to Agusta,
[31458]Georgia, and 4,800 copies to Detroit.
[31460]SF T-22
[31461]October 28, 1970
[31463]13,000 papers dated November 7, 1970, were
[31464]received via Trans Worl@d Airlines. The pepers for Cleveland
[31465]also arrived Detroit via American Airlines as Cleveland was
[31466]apparently having a shipping problem.
[31468]DE T-1
[31469]November 10, 1970
[31471]The Detroit NCCF received the following number
[31472]of newspapers £rom National Distribution, San Francisco,
[31475]Number of papers Newspapers dated
[31476]15,000 November 14, 1970
[31477]14,006 November 21, 1970
[31478]14,000 - November 28, 1970
[31480]| DE T-1
[31481]| : . November 30, 1970
[31483]: A shipment consisting of 43 boxes of newspapers
[31484]consigned to Community Center, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit,
[31485]Michigan, from National Distribution, 1335 Fillmore, San
[31486]Francisco, California,’ arrived in Betroit on November 12,
[31487]1970, via United Airlines. On Rovember 13, 1970, EDGAR
[31488]ROBINSON called United Airlines and said he would pick up.
[31489]the papers.
[31491]- DE T218
[31492]November 16, 1970
[31494]A shipment of 29 boxes of newspapers consignee
[31495]and shipper as above, arrived in Detroit, November 20, 1970, ~
[31496]via United Airlines.
[31498]DE T-18
[31499]November 23, 1970
[31502]. NW_88296 Docid:32989974. Page 493 .
[31504]a C
[31506]VILE RBOR
[31508]A shipment .oOnsisting of seven boxes of newspapers
[31510]“oonrised to NORMAN/MC KEE, NCCP, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit,
[31512]‘Shipper as above, arrived Detroit 5:10 p.m., November 26,
[31513]1970. _Via United Airlines, with instructions to hold at
[31515]Se pe tis
[31517]November 30, 1970
[31518]HUEY P. NEWTON, leader of BPP, is scheduled to
[31519]speak at the following locations in an effort to raise
[31520]funds for the Detroit 163:
[31521]Date , Location
[31522]November 16, 1970 Oakland University,
[31524]Rochester, Michigan
[31526]Movember 17, 1970 Michigan State University,
[31528]East Lansing, Michigan
[31530]November 17, 1970 University of Michigan,
[31531]Ann Arbor, Michigan
[31532]November 18, 1970 Western Michigan University
[31534]Kalemazeo, Michigan
[31536]DE T~1
[31537]November 12, 1970
[31539]BEVERLINA POWELL, Pinancial Secretary, Illinois
[31540]Chapter, 3PP, arrived in Detroit, Hovember 19, 19370, and
[31541]returned to Chicago, November 20, Yo70. She attempted to
[31542]borrow busses for the transportation of the Chicago group
[31543]to the Constituticnal Convention, Weshingten, D.c., but was
[31544]refused.
[31546]“DE T~1
[31547]Noveinber 20, 1970
[31549]ROBERT’ BAY end ZAYD/SHAKUR, BPP, New York, DAVID
[31550]HILLIARD, CONNIE MATTITIWS, and HUDY NEWION, BeP Son Francisco
[31551]arrived in Detroit October 16, 1970, and left October 13,
[31552]1870, en route to New York. These individuals were in Detroit
[31554]45
[31557]DE 157~3075
[31559]to accompany NEWTON on a speaking tour to raise funds for
[31560]the Detroit 16. :
[31562]DE T-16
[31563]November 20, 1970
[31565]Reservations were made on American Airlines Flight
[31566]departing San Francisco for Detroit, 11:50 p.m., Noverd
[31567]25, 1970, for RONNIE IRVIN and NORMAN MC KEE, bothPotr
[31568]NCCF members. A third Detroit NCCP member, VIRO® REDVINE,
[31569]was to remain in California,
[31571]SF T.22
[31572]November 25, 1970
[31574]Approximately 40 persons, both Negro and white,
[31575]including members of the Detroit NCCF left Detroit in two
[31576]Hertz van-type trucks and at least two cars on November 26,
[31577]1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's Constitutional
[31578]Conventicn, Washington, Dac.
[31580]DE T-3
[31581]November 26, 1970
[31583]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 484
[31586]Se PS Se — TOI
[31588]Lo also known as
[31590]Te \ “ Black Panther Party for Self nefense
[31592]Accordin, to the official newspaper Us the BPP, the BPP
[31593]was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, <O
[31594]organize black people so they can teke control of the life,
[31595]politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
[31596]organined by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairinan, and HUEY P. WEWTON,
[31597]Minister of Defense, BPP.
[31599]_ The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
[31600]régularly states thet the BPP advocates the use of guns and
[31601]guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression
[31602]of the black people. Residents of the black community are
[31603]urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
[31604]referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.
[31606]The newspa
[31607]article by the t
[31608]This article ende
[31610]ex, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
[31611]Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
[31612]with the foLlowi ings
[31614]p
[31615]h
[31617]en
[31618]a
[31620]"Black men. Black peopie, colored persons of America,
[31621]revolt everywhere! Arn yourselves. The only culture
[31622]worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
[31623]Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power Use
[31625]the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere.”
[31627]The BPP newsyvaper, issue of October 5, 1968 had. en
[31628]article introduced with the following statement ‘Wie will
[31629]not dissent from American government. We will overthrow i
[31631]DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Steff, BPP, in a speech et the
[31632]San Francisco Polio Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
[31633]kill Richard Nixon." :
[31635]. DAVID HILLIARD, in-the “New York Times," issue of
[31636]December 13, 1960, was quoted as follows: "We edvocate the
[31637]very direct cverthrow of the government by way of force
[31638]“and violence."
[31639]In the issve of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspeper had
[31640]an article by Minister of Culture ENORY DOUGLAS as follows:
[31642]"The only way to make this racist US government administer
[31643]justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by tak
[31644]up arms against this government, killing the officiels,
[31645]until the reactionary forces... are dead and those thet
[31647]are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby.
[31648]passing revolutionary judgement against the number cone
[31650]enemy of all mankind, the racist US government."
[31652]The BEP Headguarters is located et 1046 Peralta Street,
[31653]Oakland, California. Branches of the Ber, and Committees to
[31654]Combat Fascism under control of the BPE, have been established
[31655]‘in various locations in the USA,
[31657]CO VERT EPS IT AEE AY APPENDIX
[31658]JUESE Phe ce ee
[31660]47
[31662]JW. 88296 Docld:3298957f Page-AB5s-. ame age
[31665]APPENDIX
[31667]LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS
[31668]Also known as
[31669]Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRU#)
[31671]A source advised on April. 22, 1970, that the
[31672]League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) is a black
[31673]extremist labor union, with headauarters at 179 Cortilen
[31674]Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metros solftan
[31675]area. Source advised that the LRBW is attempting to oust
[31676]the United Auto Workers (UAW) from their position as
[31677]bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit
[31678]area automotive plants. Source advised that the LRBW has
[31679]used threats of violence against both black and white
[31680]supervisory personnel and UAW leaders in an attempt to
[31681]intimidate them into an agreement with LRBW demands. The
[31682]LRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the UAW
[31684].as “racist”
[31686]A second source advised that membership in the
[31687]LRBW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the LRBW
[31688]constitution which states "membership is denied to all
[31689]honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the
[31690]historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of black people."
[31691]Membership in the LRBW is less than 25 persons.
[31693]The second source also stated that the LRBW had
[31694]suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was
[31695]known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and
[31696]Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other
[31697]assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the
[31698]LRBW is active only at the Dodge Main Assembly Plant in
[31699]Hantramck, Michigan. This suborganization is known as
[31700]Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement’ (DRUM). The other
[31701]suborganizations are now defunct.
[31703]48
[31705]| NW ‘882596 Docld: 132989974 Page 486 | -
[31707]scmenemmaniniibedieths <i ~ Co we, sry Soe pr. t ER ett 1 xy ee Tm ee es erro eee
[31710]noha The first source stated that in
[31711]an “os MARCIT, KENNETH JOHN
[31713]of the LRBW, met with diplomatic represent
[31715]the North Vietnamese.
[31717]The officia publication ef the
[31719]. "Inner City Voice".
[31720]A. characterizatioy
[31721]is attached hereto.
[31722]|
[31723]|
[31724]: .
[31725]. j
[31726]49
[31728]~-NWL88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 48l wees,
[31730]WATSON and GENERAL GORDON
[31731]who source identified as members of the Cantral Committee
[31733]1969 RONALD LEE
[31734]BAKER, JR.,
[31736]atives of the
[31738]North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, to
[31739]equest support of the LRBW both morally and financially by
[31741]LRBW is the
[31743]"Inner City Voice”
[31745]-
[31748]+ NW.88296. Docid:32989574. Page ASB... nee oxy
[31750]APPENDIX
[31752]"INNER CIty VOICE"
[31754]. The "Inner City Voice” (ICV) was registered
[31755]with che Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Namen Di
[31756]on August 4, 1967, by Ke TNETH JOHN WATSON, under Certi
[31757]Number 208945.
[31759]A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspape er"
[31760]dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolut
[31761].in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the pro odue
[31762]a new newspaper It is hoped that the first editic
[31763]‘Inner City Voice', will appear om the newsstand i
[31764]of 1957." According to the bulletin, the ICV's go
[31765]building of a mass circulating revolutionary propagar
[31766]program, The bulletin stated the newspaper was to co
[31767]- on local news, cultural and social events, as well 4
[31768]coverage of radical politics.
[31770]A source advised on Merch 17, 1970, that the Icv
[31771]was published from July of 1967 through June of 1968, when
[31773]it wes terminated, In the fall of 1969 & newspaper Similar
[31774]to ICV appeared on Detroit newsstands which was celled
[31775]"SAUTI", meaning Voice in Swahili. This publication, in its
[31776]first edition stated that it emerged from the ICV, and its
[31777]purpose, in addition to the above, would be to exist as the
[31778]official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
[31779]{LRBW). In January of 1976, an edition of "SAUTI” stated
[31780]that it would continue publication under the old neme of
[31782]"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black
[31783]extremist labor movement. In the spring of 1970, the Icv did
[31784]not publish the inflammatory articles which were common in
[31785]1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto
[31786]Workers (UAW) Leadership and control of black workers at
[31787]Detroit area auto plants.
[31789]Source advised that the editors of the ICV are
[31790]KENNETH JOHN WATSON, LUEE SAMUEL TRIPP, GENERAL CORPON BAKER,
[31791]MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and RONALD LEE MARCH, all of whom source
[31792]identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.
[31794]50*
[31796]s
[31798]Bia ioe id I ca
[31801]FD-A23 (Mev. 11-29-61)
[31802]t
[31804]2 fe UeM@RED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STICE
[31806]cide lay
[31808]“FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGALION
[31810]‘ e
[31812]In Reply, Please Refer to December 17, 1970 oy,
[31813]Fde No. : .
[31815]Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIO
[31816]COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISH (8CCF
[31817]DETROIT DIVISION
[31819]Character RACIAL MATTERS — SHIT ACT OF 1940
[31821]— SEDITICUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLIGN AND
[31822]BEER EISEL TN SURREC TION
[31824]Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
[31825]as above
[31827]All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
[31828]are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
[31829]information in the past.
[31831]| This document contains neither recommendations nor conclustons of the FBI. [tis the property
[31833]| of the FBI and ts loaned to your agency; 1! and {ts contents are not to be distributed outside
[31834]your agency,
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[31850]December 18, 1975 | \ |
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[31866]° REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE . INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD \
[31868]SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO 1/21/72 10/8/71 - 1/7/72
[31869]‘O). OF CASE . REPORT MADE BY TYPED BY
[31870]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO) SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN jam
[31871]CHARACTER OF CASE
[31872]| t EXTREMIST MATTERS <\SECRET ARMY
[31873]ae , ORGANIZATION Xv -3y
[31874]“ » Sad . yh" oe ea
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[31879]Phoenix letter to the Bureau and LHM ‘dated ;
[31880]10/22/71; 24
[31881]Bureau letter to Phoenix dated 11/9/71; ey
[31882]Las Vegas letter to the Bureau dated 13/6/7135 . ‘
[31883]Phoenix letter to the Bureau dated 12/17/71; ns ¢
[31884]Phoenix letter and LHM to the Bureay dated sy
[31885]12/22/71. whos
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[31897]s - Var ih) Ah! ‘
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[31949]SD 157-2815
[31951]Copies Made (cont'd):
[31953]U.S. Secret Service, San Diego
[31954]Baltimpre
[31956]El Paso (Info) .
[31957]Kansas Gity
[31959]Las Vegas Vis. 992)
[31961]Los Angeles (Info
[31963]Oklahoma City (Info)
[31965]Portland (Info)
[31967]Sacramento (Info)
[31969]Seattle
[31971]tt ees t t £ bt bt
[31973]HH ee no poe foe
[31975]oe
[31977]of such information in the San Diego Division. Much of this .
[31978]“inforuatton is known only to the source and to one other atelewh lies
[31979]individual within ithe Gfeamizavion. Therefore. .it.01
[31981]to afford this source addittonal securrty,. Source
[31983]assigned twouPsymbol numbers for the purpose of reporting _
[31984]nformation in the report as follows: a
[31985]dnformation Ore ollows
[31987]SD T-1 and SD T-2 are 157-2815 (Instant Report)
[31988]SD_L153-E ctw formants .
[31990]ADMINISTRATIVE
[31992]The identity of HOWARD B. GODFREY is known to the
[31993]Bureau.
[31995]This report is being classified "Confidential"
[31996]because it contains information from SD T-1 and SD T-2, a
[31997]confidential source of continuing value to the Bureau
[31998]in security matters. The unauthorized disclosure of the
[31999]information contained in the report could reasonably result
[32000]in the identification of the informant which would be
[32001]prejudicial to the defense interests of the nation.
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[32022]All individuals referred to herein as leaders of
[32023]the SAO in the San Diego area are either being actively
[32024]investigated or have been so investigated in the past to
[32025]determine whether they should be placéd on the ADEX.
[32027]and Kansas City, which is Office of Origin in the Minutemen
[32028]_ investigation, all individuals associated with the Secret
[32030]Army Organization (SAO) at San Diego are former members
[32032]of the Minutemen organization or sympathizers or supporters
[32034]of that organization. Inasmuch as information contained
[32036]in this report covers the main areas of Minutemen-type
[32038]activity within the San Diego area and due to the fact that
[32040]the individuals who have formed the SAO consider the Minutemen
[32042]organization to effectively be non-existent, this report is
[32044]being submitted to Kansas City in lieu of the regular report
[32046]on Minutemen activity at San Diego. —
[32047]. sufoemavt
[32048]For the information of the Phoenix Division, SDU1155:5
[32050]reported on 1149/71 that the SAO had received a written request
[32052]from one CHARLES“MANLEVE, 2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix,
[32053]Arizona, asking for information regarding the SAO. .
[32055]| / Foy the additional information of the Bureau
[32057]Lenned
[32059]o nae
[32060]vee eng nee nepememytan set fed SON FERRET ncermen tem aentNR AUR T RAUNT RTE TRV Hi SARI EPY
[32062]Ae SER CONTET TENT PrenateT! Pome Some Amp RI IE Rg ZA
[32064]y .
[32066]In Gonnection with its investigation of the individual
[32067]named JOHN OWEN*BURTON as referred to in Las Vegas letter dated
[32068]12/6/71 and Phoenix letter dated 12/17/71, Oklahoma City should
[32069]note that, in early January, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SAO leader
[32070]at San Diego, indicated to.SD1155-E that there were one or — Jwformane
[32071]more individuals in the State of Oklahoma, exact location
[32072]not known, who DAVIS referred to as contacts of the SAO,
[32074]RM AN
[32076]In addition, it is noted that SD.1155-E has advised
[32077]of other contacts of the SAO or written requests for
[32078]information about the SAO from areas within the Kansas City,
[32080]El Paso, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Portland, and Sacramento
[32081]Divisions.
[32083]. Part II, C., of this report sets forth information
[32084]regarding an incident in which a young woman, PAULA ELAINE
[32085]THARP, was injured by sniper fire while at the residence of
[32086]a San Diego State College professor named PETER GEORGE BOHMER.
[32088]BP
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[32103]Both THARP and BOHMER are subjects of investigation in the
[32104]San Diego Division on the basis of their activities in the
[32105]New Left Movement.
[32107]BOHMER's residence is a commune known as "The Box,"
[32108]which is a focal point of New Left activity in San Diego and,
[32109]at this time, is primarily concerned with formulating
[32110]plans for confrontations and demonstrations during the 1972
[32111]Republican National Convention at San Diego. It has been
[32112]Totoeemi determined that THARP's wound is not serious in nature.
[32114]=:E, who was present during the incident on an
[32116]See gathering assignment for the SAO, has identified
[32117]£ the assailant as GEORGE MN HOOVER (San Diego 100-15356)
[32119]Tebeut eS who. accompanied informant. on. this. assignment. Informant
[32120]Soueeé ‘has advised that this incident was not SPeneditated by the
[32121]SAO or any member of it, including HOOVER, and that it was
[32122]a spur of the. moment action on HOOVER's part. This
[32123]information has been disseminated on a confidential basis
[32124]to the San Diego Police Department, which is investigating
[32125]the incident.
[32127]It is noted that much of.the printed literature
[32128]and propaganda of the SAO has been forwarded to the Bureau
[32129]. via referenced Phoenix communications. However, in order
[32130]- to assure the completeness of this report, one copy of each
[32131]piece of printed material distributed by the SAO is being
[32132]included at the end of this report in a section marked
[32133]"Addendum."
[32135]It is noted that details of this report include
[32136]information dated prior to that of the investigative period.
[32137]This information is included so as to show a more complete
[32138]picture of the origin and structure of this organization.
[32140]A copy of this report is being disseminated
[32141]locally to U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, California.
[32143]LEADS _
[32147]EL PASO, LOS ANGELES, OKLAHOMA CITY, PORTLAND, and
[32148]SACRAMENTO DIVISIONS’ °
[32152].-~D- {
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[32158]SD 197-2815
[32159]LEADS (cont'd)
[32161]Information copies of this report.are being directed
[32162]to the above offices for their reference and possible
[32163]investigative assistance in view of the fact that contacts
[32165]s or requests for information regarding the SAO have been
[32166]reported within those Divisions.
[32168]BALTIMORE
[32170]Baltimore is requested to furnish San Diego with
[32171]basic information regarding the group allegedly operated
[32172]by JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS and to contact knowledgeable
[32173]sources regarding this group, to determine the extent of any
[32174]alliance or connection with the SAO.
[32176]LAS VEGAS
[32178]i
[32179]i
[32180]i
[32181]i
[32182]i
[32183]H
[32186]5
[32187]i
[32188]'
[32189]t
[32193]2 AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. 1. Will identify ED (LNU),
[32194]Post Office Box 2191, Las Vegas 89101, telephone number
[32195]3Ehe 20464 cand determine any activities on his part in behalf
[32196]of the SAO.
[32198]Perens
[32200]2. Will determine if the JACK DOYLE, telephone
[32201]number 642-4467, referred to in this report is the same as
[32202]JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR., (Las Vegas 157-553) mentioned in
[32203]referenced Las Vegas letter to the Bureau.
[32205]PHOENIX
[32207]ROPP SrA TRE RR MUM IEEE Nm PORE NEARER AEDT AM
[32209]AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Will identify CHARLES MANLEVE,
[32210]2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, and determine the nature
[32211]of his activities, if any.
[32213]SEATTLE
[32215]AT BOTHELL, WASHINGTON. Will identify CY ANDERSON,
[32217]10418 N.E, 168th Place, Bothell, and determine the nature of
[32218]his activities. .
[32220]SAN DIEGO
[32222]tag
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[32228]. )
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[32236]SD 157-2815
[32237]LEADS, (cont'd)
[32238]AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,
[32239]of this organization.
[32241]_
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[32249]Will attempt to identify
[32253]e
[32255]\reee members of the SAO and follow and-report activities
[32257]ot ene maeemmne 6 pre ane meme peraneentnanaern mmaaeitsinatmttatim¢ SIENA THROAT EST Hp Merron RrrReersnane 1
[32262]pon. we STATES DEPARTMENT OF I@ice
[32263]. ~EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[32265]Copy to: 4 1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego
[32267]Report of: SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN Office: SAN DIEGO
[32268]Date: Wanuary 21, 1972
[32270]+ Field Office File # San Diego ,157-2815 ° * Bureau File #: 15797-23577
[32271]Titles SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)
[32272]Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[32273]Synopsis: : . ; . -
[32277]Secret Army Organization (SAO) formed at San Diego .
[32279]California, . in late September, 1971, by JERRY Lynn
[32281]DAVIS to replace Minutemen (MM) organization considered
[32283]defunct in the San Diego area, Organization formed to
[32285]provide military-type training for self defense, to
[32287]oppose communism and totalitarian government, and to
[32289]take over politjcal power in the United States if the
[32291]present government fails. JERRY LYNN DAVIS considered
[32293]"Commander" of the SAO at San Diego and other officers
[32295]set forth. Members of the SAO active in acquring and
[32297]possessing firearms and explosives. Tentative arrangements
[32299]made for extension of SAO with branches at Las Vegas
[32301]Nevada; Phoenix, Arizona; and Seattle, Washington. Additional
[32303]SAO contacts claimed at Portland, Oregon; El Paso, Texas;
[32305]Los Angeles, California, and in the States of Kansas and
[32307]Oklahoma. Contact made with JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS, alleged
[32309]leader of East Coast portion of MM organization and tentative
[32311]arrangements made for alliance between STEVENS! group and
[32313]SAO. SAO has total of 8 members at San Diego, California,
[32315]with approximately same number of supporters and sympathizers.
[32317]Number of possible members or supporters at Las Vegas, Phoenix,.
[32319]and Seattle not known. Membership fees for initiation are ears
[32320]eg ETT
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[32326]° .
[32327]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI ante ed to orate id ace it and its contents
[32328]are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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[32336]SD 157-2815
[32338]$5.00, monthly dues are $3.00. Other financial information
[32339]set forth. SAO to publish monthly news and training
[32340]bulletin and other special bulletins, posters and stickers
[32341]as need and occasion arises. /
[32343]- z
[32349]DETAILS: AT SAN DIEGO, CALTFORNTA
[32351]I, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
[32353]A. Location of Headquarters -
[32355]. On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
[32356]DAVIS, leader’ of the SAO, in laying plans for the formation
[32357]of the organization, wanted it to appear in several cities
[32358]at the same time. However, the headquarters would be at
[32359]San Diego, California.
[32361](SD T-1, May 5, 1971)
[32362]On September 13, 1971, it was reported that, in
[32364]preparation for future organizational work, DAVIS had rented
[32365]several Post Office boxes in the San Diego area which would
[32366]be used for this purpose. These included Post Office Box
[32367]5791, San Diego, California 92105, which was rented in
[32368]DAVIS' name, and Post Office Box 303, Lemon, Grove,
[32369]California 92045, which was rented in the name of “Artist
[32370]Supply." It was reported that "Artist Supply" was the name
[32371]utilized for a mail drop operated by TROY HAUGHTON, former
[32372]West Coast leader of the Minutemen (MM) organization.
[32374]wee teen 7 ese TESTE Cn TIME nan mT Seay CNR EE
[32378](SD T-1, September 13, 1971)
[32380]The Minutemen (MM) isva paramilitant group
[32381]organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B. DE PUGH
[32382]in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance to the
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[32399]SD 157-2815
[32401]spread of communism in the United States by
[32402]use of guerrilla tactics. DE PUGH is
[32403]gurrently incarcerated in a Federal peni-
[32405]entiary for violation of the Federal
[32406]Firearms Act.
[32408]The Patriotic Party has been the political’
[32409]arm of the Minutemen.
[32411]l oN f
[32413]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the
[32414]organization has no formal headquarter and that it is
[32415]operated out of the homes of JERRY ES LYNNN AVIS and
[32417]other members. f : Sty aa
[32418]fo bp te 2, January 7, 1972)
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[32421]B. ‘Charter Information i é ‘one
[32423]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the SAO
[32424]has no plans for formulating charters as such for the
[32425]parent or subsidiary groups.
[32427]o . (SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[32429]C. Objectives
[32431]On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
[32432]DAVIS was highly interested in forming a new Right Wing
[32433]group to organize people in various localities and to
[32434]provide them with military-type training for the purpose
[32435]of being ready to eventually take over political power
[32436]in the United States when the present government fails
[32437]due to oppression or communist influence.
[32439](SD T-1, May 5, 1971)
[32440]On December 20, 1971, it was reported that, in
[32442]correspondence with another similar group, DAVIS stated that,
[32443]although the 5A0 was a new Oreanization with a new name, it
[32447]sees eager ee
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[32452]|
[32455]SD 157-2815
[32457]would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles of the
[32458]old MM organization.
[32460](SD T-1, December 20, 1971)
[32461]t
[32463]Ort January 7, 1972, it was reported that the SAO
[32464]intended to conduct intelligence-type operations and to
[32465]offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used against
[32466]Left Wing groups and suspected enemies of the United States.
[32468]. A leaflet entitled, “Join the Secret Army
[32469]Organization" was made available which offered the following
[32470]statements of purpose:
[32472]"1) To prepare the means of personal defense
[32473]and survival in. case of enemy attack.
[32475]' 2) To resist and expose the spread of communist
[32476]influente and propaganda within our own national
[32477]boundaries. ;
[32479]- 3) To investigate by means of our own secret
[32480]memberships the infiltration of communist sympathizers
[32481]into American organizations of government, business,
[32482]labor,’ religion and education,
[32484]4) To resist by any and all means the passage of
[32485]laws which regulate the private ownership of
[32486]firearms or which detract from the individual's
[32487]ability to defend his own family and personal
[32488]property. ,
[32490]5) To promote knowledge and skill in the use of
[32491]arms by our own members and by the general
[32492]public.
[32494]6) To form in advance of actual need a secret
[32495]underground organization equipped to spy upon,
[32496]harrass and destroy troops of any fordgn power
[32497]that might occupy United States territory.
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[32516]4 7) To lend assistance and support wherever
[32517]possible to other resistance organizations, domestic
[32518]or foreign, opposing communist expansion or
[32519]subversion.
[32521]t
[32522]‘ 8) To pursue these programs as private citizens
[32523]‘ motivated.only by patriotism and to remain entirely
[32524]‘free of government subsidies or control."
[32526](SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[32528]D. Officers
[32530]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that, if the
[32531]organization continues to progress as originally envisioned,
[32532]it will eventually be operated by a General Staff. This
[32533]General Staff will be composed of JERRY LYNN DAVIS, 2393
[32534]Washington, Spring Valley, California, with the title of
[32535]"Commander," and the leaders of various area groups who will
[32536]hold the title of "Captain." At the present time, such
[32537]area groups tentatively exist in the following places:
[32539]San Diego, California
[32541]with the "Captain" being HOWARD _B. GODFREY
[32542]746 Graves
[32544]El Cajon, California
[32546]GODFREY is a former MM and will be Number Two
[32547]man in the SAO.
[32549]\ Phoenix, Arizona ”
[32550]. where the "Captains" will be EVERETT: MOORE
[32551]‘ and his wife. The MOOREs are known MM leaders
[32552], in the Phoenix area.
[32554]Seattle, Washington
[32555]where the "Captain" will be «ANDERSON
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[32558]\ 10418 N.E. 168th Place a -
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[32583]SD 157-2815
[32584]Las Vegas, Nevada i
[32585], where the "Captains" will be JACK‘QOYLE and
[32586]ED (LNU)
[32588]Post Office Box 2191
[32590]kas Vegas, Nevada
[32592]hese individuals allegedly have former
[32593]. ° connections with the MM organization.
[32595]t
[32597](SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[32599]E. Summary of Overall Activities
[32601]On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
[32602]DAVIS was continually talking about the plans he was making
[32603]to start a new organization. According to DAVIS, he
[32604]considered the MM organization to be defunct, at least
[32605]in the San Diego area and-in most of the Western states,
[32606]and felt.the need to organize a new Right Wing group to
[32607]fill the power vacuum which it had left. He indicated that
[32608]he knew people in‘Phoenix, Arizona; Portland, Oregon; Seattle,
[32609]Washington, and Las Vegas, Nevada, who he wanted to context
[32610]regarding such an organization, feeling that they would be
[32611]highly interested in helping to organize and get it going.
[32612]He said his plans included having Post Office boxes rented
[32613]for the new organization in all these cities and having
[32614]leaflets and stickers regarding the organization printed
[32615]using the respective Post Office box numbers. On a pre-determined
[32616]day, press releases would be made in each of these cities
[32617]announcing the formation of the organization with the leaflets
[32618]and stickers being put up in the cities on the same day.
[32619]This would be done for the purpose of disguising the location
[32620]of the national headquarters, which would be actually located
[32621]in San Diego, California.
[32623]Cam TENN MAURO pRRNRE EE RRA ENTE FANE UR REE e HM NCPR IEEE my TINA: RO Ramp OR OF
[32625](SD T-1, May 5, 1971)
[32627]On September 13, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS
[32628]had become very interested in the National Socialist White
[32629]Peoples Party (NSWPP) as a possible answer to the need fora .
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[32644]SD 157-2815
[32646]Right Wing group in the San Diego area. He was reportedly
[32647]studying that organization and considering becoming a
[32648]member, :
[32650]r (SD T-2, September 13, 1971)
[32652]§ - , cy
[32654]-The Natiorial Socialist White Peoples Party,
[32655]also known as The American Nazi Party,
[32656]American Nazis, and The George Lincoln
[32657]Rockwell Party, was organized on February 26,
[32658]1956, at Arlington, Virginia, based upon
[32659]the concept of an international "National Socialist"
[32660]movement as espoused by the German Nazi Party
[32661]headed by Adolf Hitler. The organization supports
[32662]and follows the line of hatred against Negroes,
[32663]Jews, and communists through various propaganda
[32664]media seeking a legitimate dominant political
[32665]party in the United States and foreign countries.
[32670]On September 16 1971, it was reported that,
[32671]while very interested in the NSWPP, DAVIS was still considering
[32672]going ahead with plans for the new organization. In addition,
[32673]DAVIS indicated that he expected to obtain membership lists
[32674]and the necesary materials for setting up application forms,
[32675]bulletins and training literature for the new organization
[32676]’ from BETTE HAUGHTON, wife of TROY-HAUGHTON., DAVIS said
[32677].y he would attempt to have the billetins, training materials,
[32678]and membership application forms printed in the near future
[32679]and that, tentatively, the responsibility for making the
[32680]monthly mail-outs would alternate between DAVIS and GODFREY.
[32681]DAVIS advised that 0...A,<ALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print, 7609
[32682]El Cajon Boulevard, La Mesa, California, had agreed to print
[32683]some of these materials. ALEXANDER was described as a former
[32684]MM supporter who had allowed TROY HAUGHTON to use his printing
[32685]facilities for the benefit of the West Coast MM organization.
[32687]Ae NS eR REE EN RTT R TNE ORE RENTRETE FOTEORIM MATENTIS PERPONMESTINT CMMERREINOTS tg Fm
[32689]Other plans for the new organization included
[32690]eventually setting up two membership lists which would be
[32691]recorded on microfilm. One of the lists would be maintained
[32692]by DAVIS and the other by GODFREY. ,.The purpose in placing Re
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[32699]“NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 506 -
[32702]SD 157-2815
[32704]the membership lists on microfilm was for easy destruction.
[32705]Two lists were to be maintained to guard against the
[32706]possibility of one being lost or destroyed.
[32708]- <
[32709]i
[32711]os * (SD T-2, September 16, 1971)
[32713]On October 8, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS had
[32714]; chosen the name "Secret Army Organization" for his new group.
[32715]In addition, it was learned DAVIS had had 1,000 copies each
[32716]of letterhead stationery and membership application forms
[32717]for the SAO printed up the previous weekend. DAVIS also
[32718]advised that he, GODFREY, and other associates would attend
[32719]the Annual Yuma Gun Show at Yuma, Arizona, on October 16 and
[32720]October 17, 1971, at which time he expected contact would be -
[32721]made with people attending the gun show from Phoenix,
[32722]Arizona, and Seattle, Washington, regarding the SAO.
[32724]r
[32726]|
[32727]|
[32728]|
[32729]|
[32731]‘ . (SD T-1, October 8, 1971)
[32733]-On October 16, and October 17, 1971, DAVIS, GODFREY,
[32734]and STANLEY DON MC DADE, a prospective member of the SAO residing
[32735]at 4114 Massachtsetts, La Mesa, California, were in attendance
[32737],at the Yuma Gun Show. Following the gun show, a meeting was
[32738]held in a motel room at Yuma, Arizona, with persons in
[32739]attendance, including the above three individuals and EVERETT \
[32740]{MOORE and his wife from Phoenix, Arizona, and CY ANDERSON
[32741]| from Seattle, Washington. The topic of discussion was the SAO
[32742]‘and those attending the meeting were in general agreement
[32743]that a new cohesive force was necessary among Right Wing
[32744]groups as a result of the power vacuum left by the disintegration
[32745]of the MM organization. MOORE and ANDERSON tentatively agreed
[32746]to having their respective groups join the SAO subject to the
[32747]approval of the members of these groups. Copies of printed
[32748]material of the SAO, including a leaflet entitled, "History
[32749]of the Secret Army Organization," a copy of the first bulletin
[32750]of the SAO entitled, "To Prospective Members of the Secret
[32751]Army Organization," and membership application forms were passed”™
[32752]around among the group. :
[32754]don, aechathone so Brin aah
[32756]It was decided thatpsubsequent contacts regarding
[32757]expansion of the SAO would be made and that the San Diego area
[32758]ry
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[32773]SD 157-2815
[32775]mail “drop for the Phoenix group would be the address of
[32776]HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California,
[32777]“a” forner member Of the MM organization.
[32779]i .
[32781]En route to the gun show, CY, ANDERSON's automobile
[32782]had broken down some,place in the State of Nevada and it had
[32783]been necessary for him to hire transportation from there to
[32784]the gun show. After the gun show, DAVIS drove to Las Vegas,
[32785]Nevada, accompanied by ANDERSON, to make contact with people
[32786]known to him regarding the SAO.
[32788]' It was reported that DAVIS, who is part American
[32789]Indian, had abandoned the idea of joining the NSWPP when he
[32790]learned in late September, 1971, that the NSWPP is adamantly
[32791]opposed to persons having American Indian blood, considering
[32792]them to be of an inferior race. It was felt that this fact
[32793]was responsible for DAVIS! decision ‘to finally go ahead
[32794]and orgartize the SAO,
[32796]z ‘
[32798]; It was also reported that, in addition to the
[32799]letterhead stationery and application forms, several thousand
[32800]copies of the history leaflet and the first bulletin had also
[32801]been printed at the same time as well as a number of stickers
[32802]advertising for the SAO. The printing of these materials was
[32803]done by BETTIE HAUGHTON on an offset press which she had
[32805]maintained since the time her husband was in the MM organization.
[32807]Many copies of these printed materials have been sent out to.
[32808]people known in the past to have been MM members or other
[32809]Right Wing sympathizers.
[32811]The meeting mentioned in the first paragraph of the
[32813]history leaflet is actually a disguised reference to the meeting
[32815]which took place in the motel room at Yuma, Arizona, on
[32816]October 17, 1971. :
[32818]. (SD T-2, October 20, 1971)
[32820]DAVIS returned home from Las Vegas, Nevada, on the
[32821]evening of October 23, 1971. He stated that the reason for
[32822]this delay was that he had becomé very involved in Las Vegas
[32823]with meeting people and with organizing the SAO indicating
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[32839]SD 157-2815
[32841]that arrangements had been made for the group he contacted
[32842]| \ at Las Vegas to join the SAO. He further advised that
[32844]arrangements had been made to get insignia patches from
[32846]CY ANDERSON for the berets that SAO members would be given
[32847]to wear,
[32851]: ; a * (8D T-2, October 26, 1971)
[32855]On October 27, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have
[32856]advised that ANDERSON had gone to El Paso, Texas, from
[32857]Las Vegas, Nevada, to make contact with people known to
[32858]him there. DAVIS advised he expected ANDERSON to be
[32859]in 5an Diego on October 29, 1971, for additional discussions
[32860]regarding the organizing of the SAO. DAVIS said he also
[32861]felt the need for him and GODFREY to travel to Phoenix,
[32862]Arizona, sometime in December, 1971, for the purpose of -
[32863]recontacting EVERETT MOORE regarding the SAO,
[32865]a (SD T-2, October. 27, 1971)
[32867]| ‘
[32869]On November 9, 1971, it was reported that CY ANDERSON
[32870]had spent- approximately a day and a half at DAVIS' residence
[32871]discussing the SAO. Resulting from these discussions were
[32872]tentative plans for a trip during December, 1971, or January,
[32873]1972, during whieh DAVIS and ANDERSON would travel through _
[32874]Arizona to El Paso, Texas, following which théy would eross
[32876]/ the border at Juarez, Mexico, and drive to Mexico City.
[32877]Returning from Mexico City, they would travel to Las Vegas
[32878]/ where the individual named ED (Last Name Unknown) would be
[32879]‘ picked up and who would then travel with them to Denver,
[32880]Colorado, and the State of Montana. The purpose of the trip
[32881]would be to contact people regarding expansion of the SAO and
[32882]to solicit support for that organization.
[32884](SD T-2, November 9, 1971)
[32886].
[32888]\ On December 17, 1971, correspondence was observed
[32889]atthe DAVIS residence from an individual named JESSE CLAYBURN ~
[32890]: VENS at Silver Springs, Maryland. The correspondence, which
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[32918]was addressed to the SAO, indicated that STEVENS was in
[32919]control of at least part of what was left of the former
[32921]MM organization on the East Coast, In the letter, STEVENS
[32922]expressed hatred for ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, former national
[32924]. leader of the MM organization, and interest in establishing
[32925]future contact: with the SAO. STEVENS also indicated that he
[32927]corresponded with several individuals in the San Diego area
[32928]and did not know who had furnished him information on the
[32929]SAO. According to DAVIS, this was done by STANLE uM
[32931]ADE. In addition, DAVIS advised he is known to STEVENS
[32933]HGR ;
[32934]by the alias of PATRICK MC DONALD.
[32936]A letter replying to the above correspondence from
[32937]STEVENS which DAVIS had written was also observed. In this
[32938]letter, DAVIS also expressed interest in making contact
[32939]with STEVENS! group. DAVIS indicated in his letter that,
[32940]even though the SAO was a new organization with a new name,
[32942]< 4% would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles
[32943]‘of the old MM organization.
[32945](SD T-1, December 20, 1971)
[32946]“ ; a. ity Pepe é ao. ‘ .
[32947]' On December 20, 1971, the SAO distributed several
[32948]hundred copies of a special intelligence bulletin which
[32949]it had prepared regarding PETER GEORGE-BOHMER, a professor
[32950]of Economics at San Diego State Coltege, and a well-known
[32951]figure in New Left activities in the San Diego area. The
[32952]information contained in the bulletin was obtained by the
[32953]SAO primarily from research of newspaper articles and
[32954]surveillance of BOHMER's activities.
[32956](SD T-1, December 20, 1971)
[32958]On December 29, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS
[32959]had received additional correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN
[32960]STEVENS. In this letter, STEVENS agreed to the formation of
[32961]an alliance between his group-and the SAO. Guidelines which
[32962]were set up would have STEVENS' group in control of Right Wing
[32963]activities in the East and in the South, while the SAO would
[32964]operate in the Western states. It was also agreed that the two
[32965]groups should work on findipg an individual in or near Chicago,
[32973]5
[32977]meme Patten mt bn AUNT tty BAA AMON NANNERL headin weed a onteonee
[32979]2 Mesermrinth natin ys eed,
[32981]“sts,
[32984]pone
[32987]bulletin will contain eight pages of technical information
[32989]; Docid:32989574 Page 511
[32991]SD 157-2815
[32993]Illinois, to act as coordinator of Right Wing\activities in
[32994]the Midwest area. DAVIS mentioned JAMES..EVAN.ROTO as a good
[32995]possibility in this regard. POTO, an SAO member at San Diego,
[32996]is employed by a national restaurant chain and is expecting
[32997]to be transferred to the Chicago area,in the early part of
[32998]1972 to oper a new restaurant there.
[33000]In addition, arrangements were made between SAO and
[33001]STEVENS! group regarding the trading of information on
[33002]individuals of interest to these organizations who reside
[33003]in each other's areas. Furthermore, it was agreed that
[33004]members of their respective groups would be transferred from
[33005]one group to another if they should move to a new area.
[33007]ere sn eeTtOet ne Penne tent nn ETTORE TPMT NAND RANA ML REEL HR Bh IIA OO DAE PD PEON FULL aN Ase
[33009]STEVENS indicated that his group has: microfilming
[33010]equipment and "secure" messages between the two groups will
[33011]be transmitted by microfilm as soon'as the SAO acquires the
[33012]necesury:equipment,
[33014]r
[33016]' (SD T-1, December 29, 1971)
[33018]" On December 29, 1971, it was reported that BETTIE
[33019]HAUGHTON will remarry in the near future and, upon doing
[33020]so, expects to leave the San Diego area. At that time, she
[33021]will give the offfset press, which she has, to the SAO for its
[33022]use.
[33023]DAVIS has been very busy recently preparing the
[33024]next SAO bulletin. According to what he has said, this
[33026]dealing with explosives, booby traps and other weapons and
[33027]will have two pages of general information regarding news,
[33028]recruiting, and training. .
[33030]fo een nirennnttted in ineepearemenressnattinareengmssiaime san ert EN
[33032](SD T-2, December 29, 1971)
[33034]On January 5, 1972, it was reported that the new SAO
[33035]bulletin had been printed and was ready for distribution. In ~
[33036]addition, DAVIS was reported to*have stated that he wanted to
[33038]Lf
[33040]Ya.
[33042]SD 157-2815
[33044]a
[33046]begin work on a new special. bulletin such as the one done
[33047]by the SAO on PETER GEORGE BOHMER. However, this time
[33048]the target of the bulletin would be a nationally-known
[33049]figure of the New Left Movement.
[33052]cay
[33054](SD T-1, January 5, 1972)
[33055]F. Acquisition of Firearms and Explosives
[33056]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that most
[33057]members of the SAO possess several firearms and frequently
[33059]are armed. Furthermore, members of the SAO are endeavoring
[33060]to acquire explosives and munitions of all descriptions.
[33062]» (SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[33064]IT. activir'rEs OF LOGAL GROUPS
[33066]’" A. Name, Location, and Estimated Membership
[33068]2 Aree eee nes AL yee te
[33070]: On January 7, 1972, it was reported the SAO leader-
[33071]ship considers that the organization has groups established
[33072]at the following locations:
[33074]San Diego, California
[33076]The group at San Diego contyls the State of
[33077]California and has the same location as the
[33078]national headquarters. This group has eight
[33079]members and approximately the same number
[33080]of prospective members and supporters.
[33082]de eepunneeenee pee erin tt aacente man
[33084]Phoenix, Arizona
[33085]. (the ¢k&
[33087]The Phoenix group controls the State of Arizona.
[33088]There are only two individuals, EVERETT MORRE
[33089]and his wife, known at this time, although,
[33091]H allegedly, a larger groups exists,
[33093].
[33097]NW 88796 Docld:32989574 Page 512
[33099]4
[33101]SD 157-2815
[33103]f Seattle, Washington /
[33105]This group controls the State of Washington
[33106]and possibly Idaho and Oregon as well.
[33108]Contact with only one individual, CY ANDERSON,
[33109]is snown, although a larger group allegedly |
[33110]exists,
[33112]Las Vegas, Nevada
[33114]‘This group controls the State of Nevada with
[33115]. at least two individuals, JACK DOYLE and
[33117]ED (Last Name Unknown) and possibly more
[33118]_in the group;
[33120]In addition, DAVIS has claimed to have two
[33121]members, names not known, at Carson, near Los Angeles
[33122]California, and to have made contact regarding the SAd
[33123]with acquaintances in the States of Oklahoma and
[33125]Kansas.°
[33127]‘ Furthermore, DAVIS hasadvised that individuals
[33128]near Redding, California, and in the State of Maryland
[33129]have written in requesting information on the SAO,
[33131](SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[33133]B. Officers
[33135]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that, for the
[33136]time being, officers of local groups of the SAO will be the
[33137]same as those listed for national and state positions of
[33138]the SAO,
[33140]° (SD 1-2, January 7, 1972) ~
[33141]Pr
[33142]Cc. Summary of Activities
[33144]It is noted that most of the information regarding.
[33145]activities of the SAO at San Diego has been reported in the
[33148]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 513
[33150]4
[33151]i
[33154].
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[33166]SD 157-2815
[33168]4
[33170]section entitled "Overall Activities" in order to more
[33171]easily show the organization and growth of the group.
[33173]t
[33174]On January 7, 1972, an artigle appeared in the
[33175]San Diego Union, daily newspaper at San Diego, California,
[33176]and reported that, on the previous evening, a young woman
[33177]at the residence of PETER GEORGE BOHMER had been wounded
[33178]by sniper fire from an unknown assailant. According to
[33179]the article, stickers regarding the SAO had been placed
[33180]on the door of BOHMER's office at San Diego State College
[33181]earlier that day and BOHMER had allegedly received threatening
[33182]telephone calis from the SAO.
[33184]The article stated that the San Diego Police
[33185]Department was investigating the incident.
[33187]: On January 7, 1972, Detective ERNIE TRUMPER,
[33188]Investigative Support Division, San Diego Police Department,
[33189]advised that a witrss at the scene of the shooting incident
[33190]had described seeing two shots fired from a light blue 1964
[33191]Plymouth Valiant automobile. According to TRUMPER, the
[33192]individual firing the shots had been described as a white
[33193]male in his mii dle 20's, slender build, with dark curly hair
[33194]and a light, neatly trimmed beard.
[33196]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that members
[33197]of the SAO had indeed placed stickers on BOHMER's office
[33198]door during the day on January 6, 1972. However, it was
[33199]reported that the description of the vehicle and the assailant
[33200]as furnished by the San Diego Police Department did not match
[33201]any known SAO member or vehicle belonging to any SAO
[33202]member.
[33204](SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
[33206]-
[33208]III. FINANCES
[33210]On September 16
[33211]to have stated that he estimated the monthly operating cost
[33212]of the organization he had in mind to be approximately $10C.0C.
[33213]fr
[33215]a 15 -
[33217]4
[33219]1971, JERRY LYNN DAVIS was reported ~
[33221]Sal ice GEIS oUt Sort Fehr ah SaNe tno IA Se re Stamey
[33223]smpanpiny ncaa ANS Ae
[33226]SD 157-2815
[33228]He further advised that 0. A. ALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print
[33229]had agreed to do printing for the 5AOQ at cost.
[33231], (SD T-2, September 16, 1971)
[33233]3 . , ¢
[33234]Ory October. 8, 1971, it was reported that initiation
[33235]fees in the SAO would be $5.00 and that monthly dues of
[33236]membership would be $3.00.
[33238](SD T-1, October 8, 1971)
[33240]On November 26, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have
[33241]stated that he had spent $300 of his own money on printing
[33242]materials for the SAQ and for other expenses.
[33244](SD T-1, November 26, 1971)
[33250]On December 20, 1971, it was reported that the SAO |
[33251]had then spent $140 on printing its literature. The last
[33252]bulletin put out by the group had been done at Alex Rapid
[33253]Print at a cost of $3.50 for 200 copies. A total of $16.00
[33254]was spent on stamps to mail the bulletin out.
[33256]j
[33258](SD f-2, December 20, 1971)
[33260]IV. PUBLICATIONS AND PROPAGANDA
[33262]On January 7, 1972, it was reported that present
[33263]plans of the SAO call for putting out a monthly bulletin
[33264]for members of the group and for other special bulletins,
[33265]leaflets, posters and stickers as the need and occasion
[33266]arises. Future plans call for the eventual publication of
[33267]a bulletin which will be distributed publicly.
[33269]The SAO is presently contemplating using the slogan
[33270]\\ "We're Everywhere,"
[33272]| ° (SD T-2, January 7, 1972)
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[33289]SD 157-2815
[33291]V. © MISCELLANEOUS
[33293]Included at the end of this report as a special
[33294]section marked, "Addendum" is one copy of each piece of
[33295]literature printed so far by the SAO.
[33298]This document ‘contains neither recommendations
[33299]nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI
[33300]and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to
[33301]be distributed outside your agency. ; |
[33302]j
[33305]SD 157-2815
[33307]ADDENDUM
[33310]4
[33311]|
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[33333]. .
[33334]Dear Fellow American, ae
[33336]Bi
[33339]At the reguest of a mutual fri end we are sending you this invitation ta
[33340]join the Secret Ariny Organization. Those-of us who have been merbers for
[33341]some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pre~
[33343]serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our
[33344]forefsihers handed down io us.
[33346]I is*the belief of our organization thal the communist-socialist can-
[33347]spiracy has intitrated the United States Government to such an ertent that
[33348]‘American people cannot rely on this country's clected leaders to protect tham
[33349]from communis! domination and slavery.
[33351]ch
[33354]9
[33356]We believe that the time will come when the American people will have
[33357]to fight for their liveg-and theiy liberty. In this belief, we have formed in
[33358]advance a secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-
[33359]stitutional republic and to help cur fellow Americans to do the same,
[33361]We do no want lukewarm members, We are an organization of people
[33362]willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the sai
[33363]way, we invite you to join us.
[33365]i
[33367]SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
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[33393]Dear Fellow Americana,
[33395]Your letter of inquiry coneerning the § Seerct Army Organization was
[33396]receives 2 fev ‘days age. We havchad so many inquiries during the past few
[33397]raonths th vat i has been impossible to answer each of them promptly with a
[33398]personal J
[33400]We certainly appreciate your interest in our organization and we hepe
[33401]you will join us in our battle for national and individual freedom. As you
[33402]learn more about the Se eoret Army Organization I'm sure you will come io
[33403]realize that we axe nothradicals, but are far moreinclinedichs quietly dexi-
[33405]icated and clear thinking in’ ndivicuals,
[33407]Enclosed is some further information about our organization, e
[33408]history, objectives and programs. After you have given this materi
[33409]careful stidy, we hope you will use the enclosed application form te join our
[33410]organization. When sending in your application, do not put your return
[33412]address or name on the outside of the envelope.
[33414]After your membership application has been processed, we would
[33415]certainly welcome having you work with one of our local units, or better
[33416]still, help you organize your own unit with our assistance after you have
[33417]complete preliminary training,
[33419]Sincerely yours,
[33421]* ’ . Gaptain Patrick McDonald
[33422]S.A,O, Headquarters Statf
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[33429]N
[33431]One carly morning in February, 1970, a groun of six Ai nutercen feaders from
[33433]four states met sceretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and
[33434]imprisonment of two top Sinutemoen leaders and the assassination of a third had
[33435]brought on the organization. Although some of these men had mot before in their roles
[33436]as Ajinuicnien ge sPpED leaders, others Were meeting for the firsi time.
[33437]f - ¥
[33439]After mich discus sion, two principal points were agreed upon, First, thai the
[33440]Minuten.en as a natiensa) coordination organization of mijilant right-wing groups had
[33441]effectively been destroyed by the pro-ceminsnist elements ae side the Justice Depart
[33442]ment, While individualunits still oxisted throughout the country, few had the financial
[33443]support ox la: ade tship to be realiy effective. Second, thal tne © need for such a courdi~
[33444]naling organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity
[33445]by communists in the United States
[33447]With these two points in-mind, sugwesllons were put forward on a course of
[33448]action to be followed, After ainceting that lasted «ll that day aud far into the next
[33449]morning, an overall plan of action ves finally agreed upon. All an agrecd ta
[33450]morge their individual units # fogelpes ® ond form a new organization undor the comraand
[33451]of one leader elected from amoug t solves, with the other five to he nicmbers of a
[33452]General Sialf that would advise and ass vist the new leader.
[33454]*,
[33455]we
[33457]While reisining ihe basic programs and policies of the Minulemen, it was
[33458]decided tbat not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a
[33459]completely new chain of dommant and organizational structure, If the new organiza-
[33460]tion was going to survive the allacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach
[33461]would be needed, Never again could the arrestor death of a few leadors he allowed to
[33463]eIPp sle rhe cnlive organization,
[33465]For this reason it was decided thal only a highly CSoiplined m ilitary type
[33466]orgainization with a delinite chain ofcoammandweould have any chance of success, ‘This
[33467]thon, Was the beytuning of the Secret Army Organization, Boginning with an ocigiual
[33468]foree ot hard « ore patriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Seeret Army
[33469]Osgani zation began thejob of picking up the piecos and continuing to fight for national
[33471]nd tacividua
[33472]S.A. O. has ic
[33474]the freedom
[33476]ar
[33477]she
[33479]dom, Using this cadre of dedicated nersonnel as a nueisus, the
[33480]ecn recrniGng and training vew members in the skills they will need as
[33481]ighters of tomorrow.
[33485]The leaders of the 8. A.O. have no iden of lighting a last dilch sland. We have
[33486]no desira tocaminit suic cide oursalvds ay te lel our members do so. We heave a
[33488]a
[33489]siratogy which we bollove will alliinetohwlead to viclory. Only one thing is essential.
[33490]Wo mist steht proparing ag nd training NOW! We of the S.A. OL bolieve thal our country
[33492]is warily of gay savrifice. TP you Ce ‘ol the sume way, We invite you to join us,
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[33509]—NW-88296—Bocld:32989574-Rage-521.
[33511]An organisation of leyal Americans
[33512]dedicated io the presereation of both
[33514]national and individual freedom.
[33516]1. To prepare the motns of pe oxsonal de-
[33519]2, Toa tes : EN POKG the spread of
[33520]pegande within
[33522]commit
[33523]cur own Batt
[33526]3. To inve
[33527]secret tombe S
[33529]a
[33531]URE OWN
[33533]of cem-
[33534]munist © syonpathis can organi
[33535]zations of government, buginess, laber,
[33536]religion and education,
[33538]4. Tc resis st hy any and #il means the pas-
[33539]sage of laws which regulnic the private
[33540]ownership of firearms or which detract from
[33541]the individual's ability to defend his own
[33542]family and persone al property,
[33544]5. To promaie knowler
[33545]use of arms by our own members S and
[33546]general public
[33548]6. Vo form in advance oF aot need ¢
[33550]secrel Sadereround organ
[33551]spy MELON, sand deatroy iyeeDps ve any
[33552]foreign power that might oceupy United
[33553]Stafoes territory,
[33555]7. To lend assisvance and suppert wherever
[33556]pessible ta ciher ervsisuines oss
[33557]domestic ar foreign, opposing communist
[33558]expensian or subversion.
[33560]8. To pursae these programs a3 private
[33562]7 i
[33563]ors into Amol
[33565]o
[33567]ad
[33569]izations,
[33571]citizens motveted only by petviotism and to
[33572]romatngatrely frecofpuverninead subsidies
[33574]or Control,
[33577]a
[33580]te
[33582]-
[33584]. resin in power only throvsh the use of th
[33587]Fraliodg Gf palrietie ner
[33588]sehves as a hiet Une at defense a7
[33589]cyempli the agcessityel such an eranig'y jos
[33590]epavtof the Committee on Us
[33592]in, ‘Lo
[33593]we quote
[33594]yerican
[33596]VHveats of the
[33597]evidence the! the
[33598]on Chis county's arnext fot.os +
[33599]from comarin duminguicn and sravery, ‘Phis is pot
[33600]becnuse our miliuiy fornes lack ue power om (he wil? to
[33601]defend this coud bul rather beenuse the nature of the
[33602]atiachs be :
[33604]ventional failitiry forever as ineflective as possible
[33605]defense purposes, '
[33607]ye provided
[33609]ricer tpeple eo
[33611]convincing
[33612]sot rely compiciely
[33613]yt
[33617]fur
[33619]farting from nothing 50 +
[33620]now rigidly soairols cae~third of
[33622]APS ago, conununism
[33624]rted la va ous Uh
[33625]Tu the ps 3 tha COMMIS sonqucred 20
[33626]sovercion Juas, o med mast ard 19 by in-
[33628]ternal subversion cy negotiation,
[33630]There is net ene of these county.
[33631]wmists rale by ihe congent of tLe pool
[33632]where they must perpetuate thomeedh vs by te
[33634]or. ‘Phey
[33636]most brutal
[33638]police stale tactics,
[33639]t The com nists consider thea partly workers
[33640]not Simply as an accessory to armed concuest but es the
[33641]actual spearhead of sny invesi:
[33642]From this point of view the Vuited
[33643]by Soviet treops more than 30 years azo.
[33644]authoritatively estimate. that the car
[33645]an army of 500, 000 combatants alread land ded on
[33646]“ean shores and already working by the most ins
[33647]means to destroy our American way of life.
[33649]The cold war is very real. Lt niust be fought and
[33651]woa. The oly aliernative is lo los. and to lese moans
[33652]that future Americans for gunerat live
[33653]in terror and in slavery. Appcasement is futi We
[33655]cannot bargain w moral harba
[33656]never will know the meaning
[33658]wis Whonever have and
[33659]of hone
[33661]Communism inast be defeated, not merely re:
[33662]ed. We must rid our country of traitors and fcllow trave-
[33663]Jors. We must cmbark on a maseive o Sive furaincy
[33664]every coraws trick - fram proapependa ty int tration-
[33665]against our mortal qnimy. This is the one and only way
[33666]to Win the strugyle for survival.
[33668]Send 20¢ in comor stunps fer full informatio: on
[33669]the Sceret Army Organization prosrams and membe
[33670]application to: S.A. O., P.O. Box 5791, San Diego, Cali
[33671]ornia I2105, :
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[33729]eT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
[33731]ot ‘The Secret Army CliBinizalion js the most aclive, most completely dedicated aud
[33732]most selective iniis membership of ell the many patriotie organizations in Anierice.
[33733]We are willing to make anv sacri lice for our country and we Tully cumect that some af
[33734]us will bave to make the. nishrane § suerifice hefora victory is uchieved. Our very Hives
[33735]depend sn each other, There is no pls c
[33737]lace In bis organiza
[33738]lukewarm congervalives,
[33740]jon for bunglers, playbova or
[33741]if you join the Seeret Army Ocgunization, there might casily
[33742]come 2 tinfe that your Hfe would depend on how competently sone other mamber h
[33743]learned his job. ;
[33745]Unless yow are especially well infoxmined on tha domestic
[33746]Situation, itis probable that you have a lot to learn aout the
[33747]faces, Unless you*have had "many
[33749]there is
[33751]sandworld political
[33752]present threat our nati
[33753]yeacs exparicnce in actual underground wart
[33754]undoubtedly a lot you can 1 icarn froin the experts in our oxganization wha have
[33755]developed and supervised our training progr am.,
[33759]. OUR NATION 1S IN IMMEDIATE DANGER
[33761]Itis possible that within a very few years
[33762]yt
[33764]3] 'y ns, perhaps even within months, our
[33766]nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists, T is We 31
[33767]i
[33768]a
[33770]To prevent th
[33771]know as veh as possible abou Gur chenies
[33773]s
[33774]as, Unless we lnow who they are and what
[33775]they are doing we wii nok succeed in our efferts to maintain a free America.
[33777]° CHE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT ;
[33779]In driving an invader from your landthe resistance involved goes through ihree
[33780]stages of d evelopment,
[33783]1) The Underground Network
[33784]2) Active Guerrilla Warfare
[33785]3) -Open or Conventional Warfare |
[33786]The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the ty
[33787]. 4
[33788]enemy does but mustalsohave active guerrillas andunderground agents working 2 Gainst | \ ;
[33789]the enamy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cernol \ \
[33790]suceced unless these other two ingredients are used simultancously. | :
[33791]i
[33792]The first stepis to form an underground network. An active guerrillasysicm an
[33793]must have the suppoul of an undergreund network
[33795]ef approximately three times iis) own
[33796]1@ active gucrrilla fehter
[33798]coalmant, information, «fc. Anundergrcound
[33799]intclligence, security and propaganda in that
[33801]size. ‘This undervroind must supply v with supplies, con-
[33803]network starts with depastmoaws of
[33804]order, . :
[33805]Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infil LB lion, escape and evasion, trainins,
[33806], Clandestine fabrication of supplies, « rounterigy li ng Chemy documents, recruiting, con-
[33807]munications and propaganda are olner phases of underground activity.
[33808]af the Scoret Arnuy Orgenixation, fo be clfotlive, om
[33809]oli these tactics as wollas tha military tactics
[33810]la aclivitics,
[33812]Foch member -
[33813]eLhave a working knowledze of
[33814]More Comrvaly dusociated with wautri-
[33816]f
[33817]i
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[33828]- f .
[33829], ASSIGNMENT ‘TO UNITS a
[33831]Many people that inc: about membersbin in the § Seerct Army Organization
[33832]seem to have an-idea that they will be i
[33834]mingdintely gecepiud inlo en active unil.
[33835]Look at it this Su
[33837]Sway. Suppose you had spant a vear ar more
[33839]carefully recruiting anc
[33840]training until yeu had a hand bitling Coam where every individual was reliable, dedi-
[33842]eated, and had comidence- in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't il make you mad to
[33843]have the national er regional orgknisation assign some rank amateur to your unit
[33844]that you vou fnew litle or nothing about ?
[33846]4
[33849]Before any now mamber is assiened(o an active unit we to an important under-
[33850]| ground praject, he mustandos nyo a period of trainin. Dar ing this training be will ve
[33851]directcd Unvevgh the maiis by an experienced member and some of his aclivities may
[33852]" be observed by other members s without lis knowledge. Oaly when a new member
[33853]proves himsell to be conscientious, trustworthy, scif- disciplined and able to operate
[33854]effectively alone will he be accepted asa “secure member" and juviled to partiecip
[33855]with other unii mombers jn a teamwork operation.
[33857]EXPENSES
[33859]Uniorlunately, mast goad things don't come cheap, Although we make every
[33862]peta penns i Land a SSA PN ADL LESLIE A AAS
[33864]effort to keep down the expense of saembership in the Secret Army Organization, you
[33865]WLUSt ONXpect Lo pay your oWwh war,
[33867]Dues to the Secret Arnly y Organization are $3.00 per mouth. This money is
[33868]ab sotalol necessary for use to maintain our cent
[33872]val files and headquarters, fox
[33874]postage and printing, to Unance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain
[33876]training areas. .
[33878]pee pec tate eter mt
[33880]Each member will have
[33882]other cxpenses depending on the type of activity he is
[33883]engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, ammunition an
[33884]olner basic combal equipment. During training ihe new member may be expected to
[33886]buy certain books or subseribe to certain magazines that his work requires. Daring
[33887]this time the new member will also be supplicdwith reading rnaterial on the strategy
[33889]and tactics of guerrilla warfare, ‘nis home work will make it possible for him bo
[33891]tin quickly to un active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,
[33893]marksmanship training, ete.
[33895]sw
[33900]Following this preliminary training @ member may be cither assigned to an,
[33901]exisiing anit, assisted in organs ing his ownunit if he has shown sufficient leadership
[33902]gualilies or become part af an underground network,
[33904]“
[33906]Upon x sux acceplance into the Seeret Army Organization you will he given a
[33908]of projects deseribed in writing so you will kuow exactly what will be
[33910]7
[33912]CACC TO OF SO, r H
[33914]tw . 1 oe fee, ;
[33916]We hope that you can suececd in this effort because your country desperately
[33917]HOcds potricts nl this tim .
[33918]i . ° a
[33920]tS
[33921]Searet Army Orvanization
[33924]“ne
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[33927]{ .
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[33930]N 88296 Docld:32989574 P
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[33933]Oe APPLICATION FOR MENMBERSHIP
[33935]NOTICE TO APPLICANT: AW information on this form will be kept confidential. AU
[33938]records of memhers of the Sceret Army Organization are stored in a way that they
[33940]ean be swillly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands,
[33942]Namek ee __Sex ___ Age
[33943]. é ‘ . &
[33944]Address. Marital Status
[33945](Strect)
[33946]State. Wife's Name
[33947]Zip Cod a PelOphone
[33948]Date of Birth
[33949](Month) (Day)
[33950]Occupation ee, Edicion _ ee
[33951]° 4
[33952]Special Subject s'Studied => a
[33954]Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?
[33955]Veteran. Branch. Cihest Rank
[33956]What Service Training Haye You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-
[33958]Physical Description: Height__. = Weight Color Eyes __
[33959]Color Nair. esith: Good Pair Pore __-
[33960]Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations? _. pe
[33961]Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?_. dE Yes, Pleas Explain:
[33962]How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the 5.4.0. ?”
[33963]Hours _ Best Time: AM ™ ——-—Weekdays____ Weekends. —
[33964]CERTIFICATION
[33966]Jam a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States }
[33967]aso Constitutions] Republic, free fron all sovialist and communist policies, Encloased
[33969]ismy $5.00 membership fee. Tagree toe pay $3.60 cach month to the Sceret Arms
[33970]Organization us membership dacs.
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[33995]a
[33996]a
[33997]Lome See,
[33998]xe
[34000]tft, s
[34002]Dear Fellow Amovrican, .
[34006]. . .
[34007]Your application for membership in the Secret Army Organization has been
[34009]processed and upproved. His au - "peak nnd hope thal your inembership inthe
[34010]8.A.0. willprove tobea benefit to the organization and vourselt as Well. A
[34014]dedicated nomber will find that his ase sociation with our organization is a way of
[34016]onlie ine is far mere rewarding than the ordinary m nedioore es “istenc ce of his feilow
[34018]OTS «
[34020]Bor s scuriiy purposes. ail records regarding individus}] members are I
[34021]by numbers only. Your number will he . Please sign all future.
[34023]tana meee rome oxetine
[34024]correspon idence addressed to the org
[34026]lion With tails mimber. You need not
[34027]your address uniess itis different from the one in our records.
[34031]- Avother security measure employed br our organization is the use of mail
[34032]urops. -The mail’drop is an address sted in a fictitious name o of a & person ox
[34033]company | not courected with the organiaation. Bach meiuber is assigned ene that
[34035]ho will use in Sending ail reports, correspondence, materials, etc., to thé orgun-
[34036]vwation. Your assigned mail
[34038]We have airemendous job shead of u us. Certainly, none of us pretend to
[34039]know what the future holds for ourselves or for our-native land. We do feel, hew-
[34040]ever, that our freedom is gre sly threatened. It is not always possible to know
[34041]the best thing to da. But wed ne ; this - - our forefathers have given us a life of
[34042]freedom and oppurtunity such as never existed before in all Insiory. We must
[34043]strive to pass this heritage on tu felure geusvetions intact.
[34047]Our org anization, is not SURgESE ing more than Americans
[34049]have always done - startiug in 1776.
[34051]Enclosed is same tu rther information about our organization, its history,
[34052]olectives and programs. Your record has been turned over to our training sec-
[34053]tion aad you should reecive sour first trainang oregrero within two wecks.
[34055]In
[34057]u
[34059]DInNCOVCIY YOuUTS,
[34061]. q °
[34062]a Captain Patrick MeDonuld
[34063]Sos Healquarters Staff
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[34070]‘ a € , ae . .
[34071]. ‘ @ YUE COMA’ tr YEAAL @
[34074]Th e "Combat Team" 3s the staullost organizational vajt used by the Secrot
[34077]) ey oinanin sit is capable of apora
[34078]ore idlative “whan detached from the parcel ofeiius When developed to
[34079]s highest degree of efficiency the Combat Pocm is alinosttetully self-suificient
[34080]and able to perform any one of severc! raissions. jo altain these aims the foliow-
[34082]ing elements ete essential:
[34084]Y
[34086]Army wean nization, When organized In the pro
[34088]a. mga dpment s} mould be weill-choses und standardized as much as pos
[34090]b. \ Conmunica tions, internal and external, must be  capae of ran
[34091]trensi iniss ion, be varied ia uature, and be exercised with primo
[34092]emphas & on security,
[34094]c. Teles nal coordination should be autormalic in resnonse. Confidence
[34095]among members of the team must be developed,
[34097]a. Selection of each position on the team should he kased on psycholag-
[34099]-ical aspecis es well as technical competence.
[34100]t . , :
[34101]. ©. raining of the men in'each function should be at regular intesvals
[34102]i
[34103]4
[34105]ye
[34107]and continucus, eld problems shovld be given dry runs in detail.
[34109]f. ’ The logistics problem should be studied with care, and made simple
[34110]and direct.
[34112]“g. Each team will have a"leader'! (Lieutenant) and an “assist
[34113](Sergeant). These men shall be Biv ‘con special training by the Secret
[34115]1
[34117]Army Organization at "leadership seminars".
[34119]he Team "marshalli.g points" should be selected in advance and be
[34121]well defined. Pruciice''alecis" will determine the team's efficiency
[34123]in response and security,
[34125]i Terrain familiarity within the exnente 2] operational radius of the
[34126]team raust be developed,
[34128]. Weapons familiarity mturik e obtales theoughtive firings af virions
[34129]J E &
[34131]targeis., Teurn action ‘rust be stressed as well as individual cem-
[34132]peiesce.
[34134]Y
[34136]Se Yhe tearn louder shayld sec that a cons flow of infoxmation j
[34139]~ GS
[34140]provided to tearn inemhdts on the ideo apleal sirugele. ‘Vnis will
[34141]t
[34143]‘help induce the praper tyume of nind in cach menmbor.
[34145]Be ah
[34146]on
[34147]QO
[34148]ts
[34149]pas
[34152]ne
[34154]ry
[34156]q 1, Team minsions and tavpets muse be identified and the proper train-
[34157]= 3
[34159]Ing equipment made avaiable for cach assignment.
[34162]. 7 way ae a . moe grr - |
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[34167]a oF 1 .
[34168]1 » . .
[34169]mi. The team [Sers will be responsible for 2D voins the overall,
[34170]. sceurity of the unit, Personal feelings should not affect decisions
[34172]involving reprimandor dismissalof£ men irom the teain fox reasons
[34173]that endanger ils operation er security.
[34175]th Intelligence gathering as un important pact of cach team member's
[34176]duties should be sizessed. Infurmation on the location and move-
[34177]ments of local communist aud icit-wise enemies of the organization
[34178]should be sent to either Regional or General Neadqnarters,
[34179]i}
[34180]3 O. The team Iesders will be vosponsible ior maintaining contact with
[34181]: highe? command-and for the transmission of aedexs frem same.
[34183]ORGANIZATION
[34185]The "Combat Team!" will consist of.six reu. These six men will be divid-
[34186]ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section will consist of the Team
[34187]Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Saciion will consist of the
[34188]Team Sergeant andthe two remaining team members, When completely assemble
[34189]the unit will act directly under the command of the Team Lieutenant. When split
[34190]into sectious the Tanm Sergeant will carry out the erdexvs of the Team Licutonant
[34191]during missions. but will be in lamediate command of the Number Two Section,
[34192]in the absence of the Team Lieutenant the Sergeant will take command of the Unit,
[34196]TRANSPORTATION
[34198]Transportation of the Combat Team will be effected by the use of two car-
[34199]riers, Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, iminobilize
[34200]the team. In eddition, each carrier can serve as a Seouling element for the other.
[34201]Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possible and still serve their
[34202]purpose. Jeeps and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are
[34203]owned and used commonly by the general population cy where the terrain makes
[34204]their use necessary. Most often an ordinary passenger car will suffice. The
[34205]model gelected should have a good road clesrence so it can be used on dirt roads,
[34206]Tire chains (if needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools
[34207]should bs stored in the vehicle.
[34209]* TRAVEL PROCEDURES
[34211]. Oke oat oon eee Se enone arene en
[34213]i!
[34215]Undorway, Carvier #1 will lead and Carrier #2 will trail, The "interval"
[34216]will vary with conditions. In cities clost-aboard trailing willbe used, Open road,
[34217]by dsy, will require an interval of approximaicly 360 yards, At night this will
[34218]be reduced to epproximately 100 yards. Duin’ travel, all equipment (especially
[34219]arms and aminiunition) should be kept ow of sight. Special team equipment and
[34220]weapons should be Jocked in the brunk of the vchicie until neaded. The trunk key
[34221]should he carefully hidden se as to male it difficult io search the trunk in case
[34222]law enforcement arcenis should slup the car on some pretest with the intention of
[34223]secrehing it ileeally. .
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[34227]Woe Fe ers ec ees we
[34229]\ WEAPGNS A: ND HQUIPMENT
[34231]e amnnan,
[34233]Aerencerie earmrenns amen wena
[34235]' so Sele action of W@eors and supplies should give the @»x Beer manxipun
[34236]* flexibility to mrect any condition that may be encountored in eliher raval ar urban
[34237]warfare, Consideration should be given io all possible situarions “unal may de~
[34238]velop veluting to Loth traditional guerrilla wartare and moder underground wer
[34239]fore technigues. Ji should be kept in mird that the Combet Team is a funcliona
[34240]part of a resistanoe nctwork. It's activities shovld he coordinated with other
[34241]teams‘ to take maximum advaniage of ifs striking powers.
[34243]Disregarding tle inclusion of w capers peculis iv fo a given mission, the
[34244]standard Jisigilmiion ef men aud weapons could be as follows:
[34245]‘ * “HL _$Teamn Lieutenant} AR-186 Assault*Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath
[34247]lmifo, flare gun, und dincenlars, 3a06 rounds “of ammunition load-
[34250]ed in clips should be carried for the rifle, plus 50 extra rownds cf
[34251]ammunition for the pistol.
[34253]2 (Team Member) Riot Shotgub, automatic pistol, sheath knife, end
[34254]wire culters (with Jusulated handies), 100 rounds of No. 4 Luck-
[34257]shot inpouches for the shotgun, and 50 rounds of pistol ama
[34259]#3 (Team Member) AR~-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath
[34260]and smoke grenades or flares, 400 rounds of aramunition ©
[34261]. for the vifie, and 50 rounds of pisicl arnrauni
[34262]ih sergeant AR- 360 Assault Rifle, autamatic pistol, sheath
[34263]- lare gun, and binsculars. Aminunition requirermant ig
[34264]nes as Fl man.
[34265]#5 (Team Member} Mio0d Springtield Rie with sniner sccpe, auto-
[34266]matic pistol, sheath knife, and entrenching shovel. 100 reunds of
[34267]AP anfimunition in bandculeere for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pis-
[34268]tol ammunition.
[34269]#6 (Team Member) AR-180 Assault ae entomatie mintol, ahvath
[34270]knife, anc 50 feat ot climbing rope with grappling hook. Ammu-
[34273]nition requir nt is the Game es #EL man,
[34275]AbDDIT TONLT MATE RIAL
[34277]In addition to the weapons and supplios already sted cach teain momber
[34278]should have the following hasic equipme nt:
[34280]a. Sleeping hag aud d waterproof ¢ sound cloth
[34282]b. Ca mntecn C3 i ae at rmy type) 7
[34283]C: Survival retions for three days
[34285]d. First add kit
[34287]¢. Gas mask with extre (ter
[34289]{, Flashlight with otravbutlerios
[34291]£ Fatigue or camonficge clothlar
[34292]h Combat cr pareiroaper baois
[34294]SECRET ARBLY ORGANIZATION
[34296]~ 0
[34298]ark stg ad *
[34300]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 529°
[34302]SS ws
[34304]i) :
[34308]. rr CAL SECURETY ATEASUR ES @ . ,
[34310]1. Use deceptive noersures. Suteccthe fo one or more left-wing periodicals
[34311]ov get on the mailing Het of : eemonl, This will keep the postal in-
[34312]specety rs guessing as fo which eyo ave cealiv ap. While de
[34313]can be of gront assistance i
[34315]ojng this our members
[34316]mp seerelineg us safl-wing Jitcratuve for names and ad-
[34317]drescoas.uf follow travelers and forwar dling this inferminiion for ony Contral Intelli-
[34318]gence files. We de sper aluly need penolo vw assist in thie work. Please inquire as
[34319]io detailed insieuctions for such activity.
[34320]£ . * cs
[34321]2. “Ah ways “bse lwo ouvelopes iin san Sinnil to any patriotic oxganizations
[34323]fo any other ineinbes of cuv own organira De uot put a return address on the
[34325]outer envelope. “Pul your return nddvess on, the inside envelope with the words,
[34327]"return postage guerantvad’, e
[34328]5 , 3
[34330]3. Place some opague paievial such as iin foil, carbon paper, ele. between
[34331]the inner and outer envelopes 1o prevent yours mail from being read by infra-red
[34332]cameras.
[34334]4. Send all jetters frora eurner mail boxed or from post offices where you
[34335]are not known.:.
[34337]» use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls ta bn
[34339]3
[34340]25 much aS possible.
[34342]6. Prepare telepboné codes ahead of time far future protection.
[34343]%. In recruiting ew memibers always learn aS much aS you can about the
[34344]prospective recruit and male sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your-
[34348]self as a member of the organization.
[34350]8. Meinbers of the organivaticn in cuch ares should be divided into four
[34351]groups:
[34352]A. ‘Those who have been identified publiciy or by luw anforc
[34354]as Moors ofihy Sceset Acmy Organization.
[34356]B. Those persons nol huey as mcinbers of this organization but who are
[34357]generally known us being pulzicts. .
[34359]Cc. ‘hose persons who have kept theirnolitieal belsfis hidden.
[34360]1 of
[34362]D. Members who profess igh. Uiueal for the purpase of infiltrating cnemy
[34363]orgininativns
[34365]a
[34367]Afb mombers should fac cory cstednb munud centect with persons in a
[34368]aifke sent eulosory Unter Ehciun-clven. ‘hor oxni peuple In Class PD should be
[34370]vers secret in thers contact. snd virmeatiarendions with parsons of Class A ox Class
[34372]NW? 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 530: 7 ae A Ens enn
[34374]nent NRPE EYL! FARO nen eeeninsetnarreeTermtnarenermemerr fey -
[34377].
[34378]po!
[34380]-%. Bach m ember must re ci thosecurily of every other meoy r. Do not, under
[34381]any cires svember of the arganication even lo other moambers
[34382]without } on eich and every occasion.
[34384]9. Avald 7 Eg ‘ : : al plus in public places
[34385]Where rau cc : iscussign in the pre-
[34386]sence cf no
[34388]‘Ja. Ro pee weak
[34390]Now
[34392]ox ws"a member of
[34394]‘iad yeu Lave bees
[34396]bot Fou,
[34398]ot 44,
[34399]with o
[34402]oO
[34404]Pa praduei loss of interest,
[34406]Seem Eee
[34407]StRERG ERNE ISEEAATORS
[34410].
[34412]etc, now that may be
[34414]Security 0
[34415]es or other penalties for failure to comply wi
[34417]Rech momber shoul
[34418]tid o Bes fox) miance of his duty. OY Wik
[34419]unit. No member shov 6
[34420]. Instead every mem!
[34422]a
[34423]Ca
[34425]Le wee
[34426]os ree
[34432]aa Wee val resol: z carchally hidden and in a manner
[34433]int th Dasgerase ; . ii ; .
[34434]teat thoy raya H bo kept in code whenever posai~
[34436]fe,
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[34441]ty ‘“Prabain ‘S Provrain, This
[34443]ee)
[34445]Enclose:
[34446]first prosrarm we ramavial that wi
[34448]ed in later srograms. There ace four basic programs used by the Secret Army
[34450]1
[34451]iP)
[34452]ty, Propaganda, aud Reoratting
[34454]be COVGE-
[34458]Organization: Savy by e, in that
[34459]order, Hach program will vost the new mersber $3.00 and will take between
[34461]one te three weeks to ecmplete.
[34463]mning program serves a number of puxpascs,
[34465]organization hive the patience
[34466]ai Pa ‘
[34468]yes te otyean 2 -
[34469]BiguMeues Piven tner,
[34471]in that the members have the necessar y basic
[34472]trai ining in piclligonce, 8 socurity, ete. , which is essential to al-
[34474]2
[34475]most any important task which we could assign a member in under-
[34477]ground warfare,
[34479]Proper training In these four basic s sicilis § is absolutely essential for
[34480]every member of en underground army. A memborinay be an expert in sur
[34481]vivai techniques, use of weapons, urban we rlare tactics and all the res t bat
[34482]exporicnee has chown that without these other basic skills thay seldom da muen
[34483]fighting - they just commit suicide.
[34485]i
[34487]For these of you twh 0 Wish lo betome active ans
[34488]i cipphacive again Ghat th
[34490]complete the basic Ureining proer as.
[34492]After you Lave conmleted thé five oe rk projects listed in the Preliminery
[34493]Training Program send 85.00 in lo your repular mail drep and we will send you
[34495]the first trainin 3 program, on Intellivenua, "hs view of th curgent situation we
[34496]now face some of cur new mombers apy i cist assignments after
[34497]having conmpiciod the first iwc training: i ee hoppens ploase try
[34499]3 an be Laken care of
[34500]while continuing to compiele your revular trainings neoet a.
[34502]“a so
[34504]Sedat x
[34505]to redguble your clforis to thal yout sece
[34508]FOREY ARKTY ORGARLZATION -
[34510]22
[34511]~)
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[34517]les “pop ve aan leaner ineeiar
[34518]em ; ' ey
[34519]Voy i i reat
[34521]. | H j
[34522]H 3 a
[34524]Bl i . i
[34526]i }
[34527]i } '
[34528]H i fot.
[34529]; 3 ! ra ‘
[34530]toy | i
[34531]a o, a
[34532]i 7
[34533]Dear Fellow As torican, ,
[34535]. _
[34538]pete ra
[34539]2 ‘ .
[34540]o
[34542]May FLA anal
[34543]wee ce Sar ee
[34545]PRELEAGINARY PRAENING DROGERAM
[34547]wo aomistahe tu think that ouv ciemies have one Set plan for the con-
[34548]are maintaining many continuous attechs Gna mans
[34549]fronts at the same Unie - political, educa busincss, labor, aud even religion.
[34551]They are ‘continues’ W brebing Jor wouk spots in
[34553]quest of the Unity es. Trev
[34555]the defenses of our nation, Daring
[34557]the pusi feuris vou have been feft io thea by Che stupidity ail
[34558]collusion Gf oly maifona have been able to advanes almost ai will,
[34560]Thaw Hie vo can do to change this sifuation at this time. Rather than
[34561]deplete our Limited resources on futile attempls to do so, we must concentrate on
[34563]batlding a workahie anti-comnvinist underground army based on realities ravher
[34564]than wishful thinking and organized on the tried and proven principies of underground
[34566]warfare. . -
[34567]* 4
[34568]Tne comm wniste have fiffy years experience in supressing anti-communist
[34569]sround activity. if we. are to Light them suceassfully - if we are t ‘hold ¢ out
[34571]wunti} the final viccory of freedom ov sranny - then our underground army is going
[34573]to have to be the most skillful and dedicated thai the world has ever known. There
[34574]is only one kind of member that can qu ality for such an army - the ve y best!
[34575]This will require intensive training and practice. There js ne shure cut to
[34577]pertection. By drawing ot the talents of severai of our mere expericuced members
[34580]we think we now have a training program that can develop that kind of underground
[34581]army ;
[34583]rent types of training will he invoived:
[34585]In this program four diffe
[34586]1. Correspondence and printed material,
[34587]wordings, piechive slides, charis, olc., sold or loaned te SAL OL
[34589]crrence ~ "Qa the job" training by carrying oul assignments
[34591]more oxpepicuced members,
[34592].
[34594]4. Training maneuvers - Due to the diffieulty of keaping large ee ses-
[34595]sions seuret the General suf has decided Uat such trainme sessions will be hell
[34596]Poscloct groups tyne thie alrei ty completed sufficient pre cHinvinary
[34598]sloocal level.
[34602]i
[34603]~_PROCAGANDA
[34605]Vhis preliminagn, traiaing fessan is dusigued to give oug members bssie know-
[34607]ty
[34609]fedse dd prasuee inamieldgence, scceurity ond propaganda. This firstlesscnis basic
[34611]_1- 34
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[34615]Lake : setts _ - 2 wet ee ee
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[34622]we . ‘ se .
[34624]d 4
[34625]preparation for airance@@eaining in these thee importani@iivitios Soeh will be
[34626]dealt with in greater Jehu Turtbor on fa the training progran..
[34628]INTE LEIGE SCE
[34630]Underground warfare, as we customarily think of jt, camol succeed unless it
[34632]is supported by a woll develops orgn ivation comprising ali the ussential functions
[34635]oCinkelligenec, security, propaganda, communicelions, supplv, medical sucvices,
[34638]ot ligence is most important. Let's consider one exemple:
[34640]Suppose vou picked up: ole phone hook, chained it apto any page at yardoam, closed
[34641]. :
[34643]your ey Inger on one name, Now suppese yeu read thai name for
[34644]the firsi t yourself, "Foametime in the next 30 days Tim goingio kill
[34646]Consider th esi Hn tion ~ one man,- picked at rs padot mis marked for death, Ha
[34647]U these, the most ingluc tial inanin that erty but
[34648]ne iewst. ea defenseless. Why? Be-
[34649]cau : ‘inal he did nof have - intelligence, You would know
[34650]his j jdent ad nol knew yours. So long as that condition continucd, there
[34651]would be no peusible way in which he could arrangé an adequate defense agains: you.
[34653]e
[34655]Exacily the same
[34657]socialist enemics, Our success will ho directly proportionate to ¢ our now ledee of
[34658]them and inversaly proportionate to their knowledge of us.
[34660]Whatever a meniber's principal jon may be in the Seere! Army Organization,
[34661]he nist have & a "pow lodkee of intelligence lechniques, Thig subject is theve-
[34662]> . ~8 .
[34663]rove the first to be considered in our training program.
[34665]The word “intcliigence'', when used in » military sense refers to thosa
[34666]moutheds that can be uged to guin useful information. We usually think of this as
[34668]knowile de
[34670]papiul i
[34671]aclivilies.
[34673]an
[34674]o
[34675]oO
[34677]_
[34678]os
[34680]en oy bet it. also jieludas information about t the a rad
[34682]Intelligence is reur
[34684]a
[34686]hy dividodt into three paris:
[34688]1. Obseevdtion, During e@ hot war this includes scouting and patrolian,
[34689]obsemauon of cnem: (veep movements, cle. On the cold war Sront this includes
[34690]Shadawing of cnemy persenncl, survoillance of enemy oflie ers, tipping of telephenes,
[34691]interception of messayes, cle. ~
[34693]2. Research wel dealysss, Coflogdog and ciualeging all possible usciul
[34694]inforniation Leary woneral soucten, Aowopaypors, radio, trade inauavines, ele. ,
[34696]thon matching up igotuled serips of infurfaaliontadilan accurate picture is obtained
[34697]of solace Sityasion tina wovld not tharwise be koowh,
[34700]. +
[34702]’ 3. Espion ‘@e: involves the placing or reer: of agents within the
[34703]eheny persoanel waere they can Learn the onenis fs plans first hand, aleal the cnemy!s
[34705]documents or materiais, influence oo misils fhe enemy's plars ap policies,
[34708]How well could
[34710]Gh
[34712]spose you had a changes to Seeseme important decum
[34713]? content
[34715]minutes. Wow guickiv could you scan it for iis essan
[34716]you supuryale the important from tbe uaimport mul’? Cou’ vu record this Informa-
[34717]misinterpreted ?
[34719]not
[34722]tion in a written massage
[34725]Jmagine <: tyouarathe lender of ay
[34726]track an enemy ochunn pyc t poselat g ome auaire Pryem time to tine you will
[34727]need to Sead | : Each S.A,Q. member inns!
[34729]away thel they will be cas
[34731]in weliien focn.
[34733]oniplexiiy and
[34735]the | mernber dircetiy.
[34738]SECURSTY  -
[34740]- HD GS bY
[34741]informat aboui thoty plen: fiviies. If is equally ts that Tt must ©
[34742]advantage will be rem them,
[34743]This is the basic - operations of
[34745]1. Protecting the identity cf underground personnel and their familics.
[34747]pr
[34749], alterae
[34751]4, Protecting tha identity o
[34753]Jation (hal are Sicr dly to underground forces,
[34755]5, NMaiotessing
[34757]2 Fad tn >
[34758]vy Of Comulunicelions,
[34760]ra
[34762]id if is diffieull to oven yuess what forins the comine
[34763]gS, tho strategy of all successful underground moves
[34765]AS We have
[34766]comlict wilh take.
[34768]Finet, is the ae . Dunine mis & static, the under~-
[34769]pround mafnora iia daces, ¢ heel. sits se@icdty, popare. dts inaiigence, est.blishas
[34773]ite Li
[34774]con
[34776]18 forthe oncany toboes vonaplacont a GVCT=
[34778]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 535: * a _ a _
[34780]patrol) seni forward to chserve aml
[34789]ve t . :
[34791]Secondis the "Pin SRple af Provocation’. At the renin of this stage only
[34793]'
[34794]id netivity. “Phe vast major-
[34795]Peet slonge™ with ine
[34797]a few roal , riots are Villine to take part figndergrean
[34798]ity of the population is still wishfully thinking thet they ean
[34799]oppressive forces. They wart onty tole iett alene ead will aul take action unlil thay
[34801]are persoialh Chreatened. pains ibis _ Hage the uadereround conducts &@ sorics of
[34802]actions waiel provaxe the encmy florevs inte makire harsh repressive measures on
[34803]the general popula heainst the oppregsive
[34806]forces ahd convinces thenvfhat the underground in 1 oly their only hope.
[34808]a. This turns the eoneral pep:
[34810]igs! When the Over h-
[34811]the oe pape i
[34812]numbers of ve ople will be willing to help or j heir seasons
[34813]for doing so muy bo sumberous and thee ideolery uw abvays be the sane as
[34814]the basic undergtound movement, During this stage minor dilfereaces between
[34815]different anders ‘round groups mist be ininkmized and all of our natural allics must
[34816]be rallied to the cause of freedom. .
[34820]zation is weil aware of the communist
[34821]intes government. Ti can rightly be
[34822]foréicn idvology j We are ile -
[34823]How tong ibis will continue until open
[34825]iniitration an . coulred f the pres
[34826]said ihat we av i
[34828]ready angagod
[34830]Thal
[34831]u Phas SG 4 at
[34833]warferc breaks’ su amVOUCS file Qnee again, the best prediction of our in-
[34834]teUigaece cepa ‘iment is that Steere i wal Inst for several mot . perbapa even
[34836]years, Thi gS: fan and counter assassine Hos, terror and
[34837]counter lorrov. During this phase the ‘ayarat eo ciifzea" yay avoid direct conflict
[34838]at the price of his dignity aud individual freedom. Known t patriots will be in ox-
[34840]treme danger,
[34842]2
[34844]For most peopic membership “in the Secret Army Orpanization will not
[34845]materially increase their danger during this time. For many ycars our enemies
[34846]have casefully catalogued the namo and address of every persen who has ever
[34847]wrilten 4 patriotic leiter io a newspaper. The membership lists of i he more prom-
[34848]inent "conservatival or sanizations | have long been available to communist infiltraturs
[34849]in these organizaiions. “fs
[34851]Continued activity and wive organizations
[34853]members of ho SA. 0. is denis luny Gases but those individuals should uot
[34854]identity thomacives as membors of the & serel Army © euilon. For most of sur
[34856]own t anhevs it be best if you do nb take y it; ‘the uctivities of these thor
[34857]organization is. Although minny of you are alresdy ‘inaxked't men a certain decree
[34858]of securiiy can stil be achieved by quicily dropping ontof other right-wing activities
[34859]and ke opin g§ your mombearsldp in the S.A.O, ecoret trom all excent your most
[34860]trusted fcLow inumbers r
[34862]4
[34864]a
[34865]There may come a ume when th avereee Aimevican is still able to go abant
[34866]Iness with little reguaovtialion Sal during which vou us a kuowa or suspected
[34868]palviol, niay bo seuela on for arrestor uss uesinaion,
[34872]NW 88296 Docid:22989574 Page 536 ~ /
[34874]ne . Ame ge - eee
[34877]iF
[34880]Project Hl me the end of this chapter miiy malt pos sible far the ox
[34881]gunization to contact vou aud render assistance shoakd seu over find it necessary lo
[34882]go into hidiaw with iid advameo notice,
[34884]Project TV is a fivei step toward learning more abouf vour enemics and al
[34885]the sane lime, confusing them as to w which side vou are really on.
[34886]a
[34888]PROPAGAND SS
[34890]4nother essential function of the anders rednd is to convince
[34891]general public of what (bv stand for and thus gain (ke support of the general pop
[34892]i
[34894]e . rpttce yr, 7 tay sa 3
[34895]latien. This must be dence through prepagenmda, both weillen and onch Kon Undes
[34896]conditions of enemy oecupation the spreudiue Gf anti-communist propaganda would
[34897]vbvlousiv be very dangerous, even sow there are certain phases of our propagan can
[34899]effort thal is hest dene hy surreptitious means, Thus, observation, communication
[34900]und propaganda are Uree elemontars duties of every underground member.
[34902]vin heen so important to the ullimate outcome of a
[34904]major conitiet., 2 x0 uliimaic 0 Sheol of any war is to force your desires on the minds
[34906]of vour enemies, Our vriiempling to do this hy the non-violent means .
[34907]f:
[34909]of psvebolovical war are, ‘
[34910]te .
[34911]. ¢
[34913]Pp
[34915]5
[34916]2
[34917]3
[34918]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 537.) ee Jot oo i"
[34921]PREEPMINARY PRATNING LESSOR
[34923]Project No. 1
[34925]t
[34927]Lock over Ue various hooks in your locesd pablic library (hat have been
[34930]Written on infclieence and esmonage. sb sud read thom
[34931]‘ carefully, oO .
[34932]*Prolect Na. 2. :
[34934]Write a brief outline of these two books and sendii to your regular assign
[34936]ed mail drop or to General [iesdauarters.
[34937]‘7
[34939]Projcct No. &
[34943]xiend thad you do not ordinarily see to
[34945]nh your present nelgnborhosd, inform
[34947]exe with en inner a aveLepe | with your
[34948]: : : dik nvelopes confidential and w
[34950]PASS t the m on to you or hole tham until) you can Bich them up. Lei
[34952]this alternate AUdLess in cast we need to contact you in extreme circumstances,
[34954]2
[34956]Make necessary preparations to use a fictit Hous 1
[34957]wie literatur ey and ¢ correspondence. An impor va PEE to
[34959]is lo keep yourvell sad our organizaiion informed o
[34961]activity in your arga.
[34963]A phoney organi : the word "Peace" as part of ils name
[34965]is always a suilabic cover, The nckbeese o: ee bu a PLO. Box, that of a friend, or
[34966]Poseveral Loticrs to: the name and addross you dc~
[34968]s accustomed tea it now. Then you will be ready
[34970]Projec act No. 9
[34971]2 . _
[34972]While working in the Hbrary, plece the enclosed Searet Army Organize
[34973]Uen Joufleis in between the pages of varidis beaks where thee will be fousd and
[34974]read by others, df
[34976]. ~ “¢ yore a . wee weg
[34978]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 538° ; _ oo. 7h
[34979]_.
[34982]fey
[34983]ne
[34984]at
[34986].
[34987]ay Greaned
[34989]ne]
[34990]te
[34993]© .
[34994]Pet
[34995]bred
[34996]ky:
[34997]Pad
[34998]ont
[34999]rae
[35002]TRAINING PROGR
[35005]zs
[35007]‘ INTELLIGENCE
[35009]eerie ee ie ee re
[35011]We are faced with a dangerous enemy who has repeatedly boasted of his
[35012]plans to destroy tour Constitutional Republic and to unslave ox poopie.
[35013]ca ¢
[35015]For mare than fourty oars thay have been infilt: ating their agunts bito
[35017]44
[35019]tho most sens isitive areas at labor, press, enlortainment, education, law, coni-
[35021]munications, religion, industry and government. The degree of their success
[35023]is made obvious by cur governmout's fuilure to oppose cammumisr: internation-
[35024]7
[35026]iy af gs
[35027]ally and by our fellow citizens! lack of interest in their own
[35029]We already know a considerable amount about this enemy; their origin,
[35030]objectives, approxiinate strengih, organizational sivwoture and general meth-
[35032]ods of operation,
[35034]There are four are eps 8 where we especially necd additonal ivformation:
[35035]. t
[35036]. 1. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration snd subvar-
[35038]Sion by individual agenis, including the methods by which they control their
[35039]fellow travelers.
[35041]2, The equipmeyt used for surveillance, camrounication, assassination
[35042]sabotage, etc., by individual enemy agents.
[35044]8. Working details of their short range programs either in operation or
[35045]planned for the near future
[35047]4, The actual identity of enemy agents, fellow travelers and syrapathi-
[35048]zers along with details regerding their work, ulace of residence, cover onera-
[35049]tion, means of tvanaportation, - travel patiorn, personal eppesrance, mental
[35050]characteristics, personal lives, business and orpurnivational activities.
[35054]Our ullimats victory or Gefeet msy depead on our ability to obiain
[35055]encugh of this vitally important information.
[35058]Taere are literally thousands of sources from which bits of valuable ia-
[35059]formation can be obtained. ‘These vanee from such cxuvemes as the local news-
[35061]papers to docurents stolen from the cucmy’s guarded vaults.
[35062]. g
[35066].
[35068]Nw 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 539
[35070]* oneeemenprenreene rear sencere manner: anemmannqmnen nahn eherenrynnh Rte ranehaMeN ne ne perenne an cs
[35073]-The methods. ¢
[35074]groups: 1) Research and A
[35076]Espions we includes a Joga! moans of obpalning Infeeriation, such
[35077]as wire-tapping, infereverdl Stealie of documents, ceeretly phote-
[35079]graphingrecords, liofilivatiny
[35080]mailing in divide: ils of the cuer
[35082]nny ovguniaudons, briling ox black-
[35084]Research
[35086]i and Analysis includes the corcfel systematic search of all
[35088]newspapers, radvavines, trade journais, hoarse , poillicul pamphlets,
[35089]. “books, public recgriis, cfe., to sift a few "neodles™ aluablo ivteligenca
[35092]from several “haystacks" of goneral informati
[35094]Professional intelligence orgenizations obtain about 25% of the 3
[35095]mation from Nosesrch aud Analysis end oaly:ahont of from wey spiana
[35096]espionage tech mg es are used, they prave m ‘ost effective whan 8 SF
[35097]sion is carefully pla: aned oul in advance whlch takes acvantege oi a
[35099]backyround information thal may be oblained hy researeh methods,
[35102]7
[35106]Lot's examine how these t
[35107]additional information of the four basic tyr
[35109]4n agent trainee may learn something of the ganeral aspionage metheds
[35110]used by communist @e¢onis who have defected -frcm the parly and huve then
[35111]wriiten about their experiences. Bevond this they are of very Hide value. The
[35113]actual details of such techniques are uniformly neglected.
[35115]More useful information can be chtaincd froma the study of past court
[35116]recores inwhich evidence has bacn presented in espionage cases. Hints and
[35117]clues may oceasionally be picked up frem continuous and careful study of the
[35119]revular news media. Really basie informlion of this type, however, must be
[35120]obtained by inriitration anc espionage teclniqucs,
[35122]2, ‘the eaipr ent used i iwvellimice, © areRreaee! 3, assagsination,
[35124]sanotage,
[35126]sey by inlay idan a) 2,08 WS.
[35128]Efints ahont the type of hid:
[35130]den mierapnanes, short wave transmitters,
[35131]miniture tape rececdors, Yoed in Surveillusen coabcommumication by au-
[35132]plonuve apents tumeclimes are me: lioned big ch: ahce in the ve
[35134]ROWS Wrapurincs, in Gonnention with
[35136]ay,te ws +
[35137]ear press or
[35141]cevsiraction plaps cer asiowidly ore sive noah, nics or !Vonitlay Sulenec"
[35142]type mupgecines, O4ber Lvlormaiion iuny Se vemo-sted dicactiy fram the manu
[35144]facturevs of sven daedynronk. ’
[35146]NW 86296 Docid:32989574 Page 540 -
[35148]3 Det appee eee erent enema hres Semen ied inacee hahmntmeytrtnen ante 8
[35150]me mpeee ta
[35153]y .
[35157]The type of s shor aroc tong acting poisons host ©. for assassing-
[35158]lion under various conditions might he achicipated hy a careful study of toxical-
[35164]2ines Gn pharmacology, dswellas from eich pu
[35165]and "Science Newsletter", all available from |!
[35167]VAT LSS.
[35169]Tnférniation on explosives is avaliable trom: ordinance journals, Ltera-
[35170]ture from manufuclurers , technical books 3, Mme and dvilling miagaxzines, ete,
[35172]Naturally, such special fields of literasi arc best pursued by seme por-
[35173]son who alveady has an aptilude in each portinuar ling.
[35175]- .
[35176]This is ove of the things that mal feel jhat the American peuple ave
[35177]uniquely equipped. to form a deadly effective underground. Nowhere else in the
[35178]world doss any population have as many useful Nobhies and avocations that could
[35179]Le adapted lo underground warfare. Many by producis cof these hobbies can be
[35180]used as sabotage insiruments. Just one typice u example ~ the dust from grind-
[35182]jug whe ons in hops should be saved to mix wii bearings
[35184]king details of theix lomediate and futuxe plans and activities.
[35187]pay
[35189]a
[35190]car he had by sunseribing te appropriated conmnuirist front publications. Details
[35191]as to the size of the demonstration and doaves of Vislence auticipatad must
[35192]obtained by infilirating such organizations. Communist i pians for future prapa-
[35193]gonda campaigns, subversion, espionage, blackmail of yovernnent officials
[35194]eie., may be learned directly by infiltes ation ox may be deduced from a close
[35196]study of their past activities.
[35200]4, Identity and personal information aboul enemy agenis,
[35202]This recuircs the full seepe of cowiter espionage activity; research and
[35204]nalysis of enciny publicalions, nisulloring of corraunist sponsored meetings,
[35206]a
[35207]a
[35208]survoillance of marty offices, infilbration of enenty apparatus, recruitment of
[35209]double agents, interception of cuemy comn i ate,
[35211]ve 2CU NIQUES
[35213]4
[35215]1, Every researcher should be constantly an the alort for useful infor-
[35216]mation in the general news media - cadio, TV, magayvines, ele.
[35217]. r
[35218]2. Each resoercher should have one Tiehl of btorest to which he gives
[35219]specinl allention.
[35221]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 541:
[35224]For oxariple:
[35226]3
[35227]ms
[35228]we
[35231]One researcher might read every hook availa
[35232]and all the stories ox ani f
[35234]WTO OLDE
[35235]might sumeday hein our mambexre osecape eon ion doanccnty ios
[35238]4nolncy researcher nivhtec
[35239]publicalions for names of sehler w iravel
[35240]ings, vallies or :
[35241]suspected co
[35242]Pness cumecuons Rnd £
[35246]4
[35248]if 19 hrowWn com
[35251]oO
[35252]by
[35253]a
[35254]a
[35255]oh
[35257]tions,
[35259]t
[35260]- There is an gslmest endiess variety of areas that need te
[35261]ased ov ar her own ieterests and ablinies cech rescarche
[35262]the specialt ’ for which they are best qualified,
[35266]rn
[35268]3. Be us
[35269]Lawings or photog
[35270]pect your analyis
[35272]ask
[35274]Pay
[35278]4
[35280]No id ‘his informavion be af rai
[35282]vidual espionage egonts? To oll
[35284]: . : * - at H
[35285]4, Aveid adiievrial moval vas imams as these are of :
[35286]little valas und necdius=ly analiist. ‘
[35288]sn
[35290]i]
[35291]3
[35292]ts
[35293]e
[35295]-
[35296]ur’
[35297]a
[35298]bees
[35299]oC
[35300]t
[35302]re alls you possiisdy Tf the persenm is Local,
[35303]look them up in the telorhone bh rons dkies. Dovlta Ip to ae
[35304]‘ uhh Hive icra. Typo cands if possible,
[35306]WE mbewe nc and lieence nun
[35308]Le feretrai Peye 4 cyt pee gay f. 3s i y
[35309]novyed. for seadins in infarmaiion on
[35310]MVC EUR Tats etaen : spent Nese ay ® "ties t
[35311]Jndividrels. gigtesin, dimportan aprtichloas, fn
[35312]. 1 1% feqhe .
[35313]ontli pre filly cove reds
[35315]tion.
[35319]NW §8296 Docid:32989574- Page 542
[35322]Printed bolow is a sample index card showing the proper placement af
[35324]information... Use ii as a guide when making oul your cards.
[35326],
[35327]rn a ne wanane « eokmemeeeamien ce: cateems eeeees eee eee ae : rs ween
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[35352]NW 88296 Dockd:32989574° Page 544!
[35358]a @ INTELLIGENCE @ . a
[35360]: WORK PROJECTS
[35362]1, Write to the following “paace publicalion" (mest of them are aetually commnt~
[35363]nist fonts) aud ask for subscription price and a sample copy.
[35367]3 . . - ¢
[35369]- at
[35372]nes ee eee se a a a A a me
[35374](A) Whon those sample copies are received. by you, proceed to make out an in-
[35375]dex card on each person mentioned as supporting or takine parl in any peace gr
[35377]ganizsiiog. Do not forget to include the magazine staff (editor, circulation ma
[35378]. %, re
[35380]ager, authors; ele.) includes doserintion of the position held or activity -ofered
[35381]to for each.
[35382](8) Anslyze the propaganda centent of cach masazine ~ in what way does it serve
[35383]the communist causc? When completed, send these magazines in to your regular
[35384]assigned mail drop aleag with your index cerds, “comments and avalysia.
[35386]. t
[35388]2, Using your lictlilous name, write to the following "peace organization. Tell
[35389]them you are concerned sbout the world siluation ang would like to helk
[35390]peace movement. Ask for the location of their x eacquariers or
[35392]ember you could contact, as well as further information about their organiza~
[35393]tional plaas and object tives,
[35395]Ew)
[35396]bef.
[35397]Qa
[35399]c
[35401]we)
[35403]et
[35405]| eerie
[35407]en ernie ent eet et A re reve a intl renaissance ee ae
[35409](A) Muke oui index cards on all persons listed on theiy letterhead aud in their
[35410]literature.
[35412](0B) Analyze their propaganda Htcrature aud forward it to your racu
[35413]along with your commen vt on liow this particulac organization pr
[35414]nist objectives.
[35416]lay mail drep
[35417]notes Gommiu-
[35419]2
[35420]Mm
[35424]{C) Send a note to let us know what research snselnliy you feol best qualified fo
[35425]and What plans you ure making to gain useTol information ia this [el
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[35565]FD-323 (3-28-60) “
[35566]. sre
[35568]UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[35569]FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
[35570], San Diego, California
[35571]In Reply, Please Refer to January 21, 1972
[35572]File No. .
[35573]JA é
[35574]. F ° f
[35575]Tithe ‘SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION “
[35576]Character EXTREMIST MATTERS -SECRET ARMY |
[35577]Re fer: ence ORGAN IZATION , :
[35578]‘ Report of SA STEVEN L.
[35579]‘. : CHRISTENSEN dated and }
[35580]are - eaptioned as above at
[35581]‘ . San Diego, California
[35582]sue A ete All sources (except any listed below) used in referenced - cho nars
[35583]communication have furnished reiiabie information in the past. :
[35584]-
[35585]r
[35589]. Thts document contuins neither recommendctions nat conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
[35591]NW 88296 D 1:3 28bbH A age S46°""" to your agency; 1t and its contents are not to be distributed outaide
[35594]7 (ff,
[35595]| Qe ee 2 AHS
[35597]4 ecg oud Pa
[35600]REPORTING OFFICE
[35601]NEWARK
[35602]TITLE OF CASE
[35604]263 Rev, 1-7-72)
[35606]7
[35607]i
[35609]FEDERAL @uREAU OF INV
[35611]4
[35612]7G
[35614]OFFICE OF O Prtth DATE
[35616]“1D }?
[35617]NEWARK
[35619]8/30/74
[35621]REPORT MADE BY
[35623]wb & A
[35624]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR- WV
[35626]SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT
[35627]CHARACTER OF ChSE
[35629]a
[35631]EBricaTiON,
[35633]a .
[35634]34 INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD wr, Waite
[35636]9/12/73 - - 8/9/74
[35639]Run Ly Vag & KOOP. EM - WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT
[35640]lit. i v
[35641]VA REFERENCES: Newark teletype to Bureau, 6/18/74. me ~q
[35642]“f. Newark airtel to Bureau, 7/15/74. . ad io i
[35643]aff Newark eo to Bureau, 7/16/74. a an
[35644]a an . ad te
[35645]Oe Cid pore” ae
[35646]Oras, eesereans poe
[35647](<7 ENCLOSUREST As i
[35648]is f jr Pvt f
[35649]ne ca 2 F%
[35650]ING we, Enclosed for each receiving office is one photograph eazh
[35651]’ oO of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL. Also , ot :
[35652]sy “" pnclosed for each receiving office is one copy of a two-page - cae
[35653]“4 Phand-writt ten list of names which appears to be an organizational |! i)
[35654]é prehart; this list starts with the name REVEREND POTITO and ends % ~~
[35655]Pith the name MARE. (ID
[35656]Re ‘ we a
[35657]RS ae Enclos ed ‘for Birmingham is one xerox copy of a portion [&
[35658]L "Gf a map of Anniston, Alabama.
[35659]5 oad _
[35660]h, > CASE HAS BEEN:
[35661]al =" PENDING OVER ONE YEAR (Alves INo
[35663]OVER SIX MONTHS (]ves frjNo
[35664]. { SPECIAL AGENT ee ye nae ty SPACES. BELCW fas wy
[35665]/ CLE BO FV p Ft re AP RE ah Eee, ory
[35666]Bureau (157-6908) ye FG /. BEC aes
[35667]“~-" 1 = LEGAT, OTTAWA meet ~
[35668]: “yi - USA, NEWARK wa
[35669]7) - ATT, NEWARK - (RM) F Cys cone
[35670]—— Sceret Service, Newark : (RM) vit ve
[35672]- IRS, Newark (RM)
[35674]a v4
[35676]AO GRR - Vn fia nowee
[35678]PENDING PROSECUTION
[35681]_____ Dissemination Record of Attached Report ” Notations b : : x. oo 4 - ;
[35683]BRE ass frss/ehife PDERY ETE. i _-£ IT a - = aa ctals
[35684]Quest Reedef CC. - Beepeet OLA CR», ary « <2 ~ a aS Loe ; “ v 7 we
[35685]ees tr y, 7 ~™ ~ <a + i" rote
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[35697]i oe ot
[35699]NK 157-2011
[35701]COPTES
[35703]- Albany (Enc. 2)
[35705]~- Alabama (Enc. 2)
[35707]- Atlanta (Enc. 2)
[35709]~ Baltimore (Enc. 2)
[35710]~ Birmingham (Enc. 73) ©
[35711]- Boston+ (Enc. 2)
[35713]~ Buffalo (Enc. 2)
[35715]- Charlotte (Enc. 2)
[35717]- Chicago (Enc. 2)
[35719]- Cincinnati (Enc. 2)
[35721]- Cleveland (Enc. 2)_
[35723]- Columbia (Enc. 2)
[35725]~ Detroit (Enc. 2)
[35727]~ Indianapolis (Enc. 2)
[35728]- Jackson (Enc. 2)
[35729]Jacksonville (Enc. 2}
[35730]~ Kansas City (Enc. 2)
[35732]- Knoxville (Enc. 2)
[35734]~ Little Rock (£nc. 2)
[35736]~ Las Angeles (Enc. 2)
[35738]- Louisville (Enc. 2)
[35740]- Memphis (Enc. 3)
[35741]Miami (Ene. 2)
[35743]~ Milwaukee (Enc, 2)
[35745]~ Minneapolis, (Enc. 2)
[35746]- Mobile (Enc. 3)
[35747]"New Haven (Enc. 2)
[35748]‘= New Orleans (Enc. 2)
[35750]~ New York(Enc. 2)
[35752]~ Norfolk (Enc. 2)
[35754]~ Phoenix (Enc. 2)
[35756]- Philadelphia (Enc. 2)
[35757]- Pittsburgh (Enc. 2)
[35758]- Richmond (Enc. 2)
[35760]~ San Francisco (Enc. 2)
[35761]San Juar (Enc. 2)
[35763]-~ Seattle Ene. 2)
[35765]- St. Louis (Enc. 2) . 2
[35766]- Savannah (Enc. 2) . ; a
[35767]~ Springfield (Enc. 2)
[35768]- Tampa (Enc. 2)
[35770]- WFO (Enc. 2}
[35772]-~ Newark (157-2011)
[35774](2 - 157-7252 WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL)
[35776](;
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[35797]B
[35798]COVER PAGE
[35800]NW 88296 Docld:32889574 Page 549
[35802]NK 157-2011
[35804]4
[35806]ENCLOSURES -— CONTINUED
[35808], Enclosed for Memphis is one xerox copy of a portion
[35809]of a map df the Hohenwald (Lewis County), Tennessee, area.
[35810]tnclosed-for Mobile is a xerox copy of a portion of
[35811]a map of the Central and Kent, Alabama, area.
[35813]ADMINISTRATIVE:
[35815]For all receiving offices, DRAGER is presently
[35816]carried as an ADEX subject. Inasmuch as DRAGER has indicated
[35817]he advocates the violent overthrow of the US.'Government and hes
[35818]overtly been attempting to recruit personnel, arms and amnmunitions ;
[35819]in efforts te accomplish this end, it is recommended DRAGER be |
[35820]continued as an ADEX subject and his activities be clcsely
[35821]followed. 1
[35822]Information copies of instant report are being made
[35823]available to designated offices, inasmuch as investigation has
[35824]revealed the subject has associates and contacts residing within
[35825]these divisions. Subject is believed to have travelled within
[35826]these divisions between September, 1973 and June, 1974.
[35828]Investigation by Newark Division has failed to identify
[35829]any members of a group called the National Revolutionary Army.
[35830]DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL have claimed to have recruited
[35831]disgruntled right wing patriots from the Ku Klux Klan, Minutenen
[35832]and Nazi Party.
[35834]Information copies are further being made availaHe
[35835]inasmuch as DRAGER and CARROLL have been involved in extensive
[35836]criminal activities throughout these divisions in efforts to
[35837]support themselves while travelling throughout the U.S.
[35839]“¢
[35840]COVER PAGE
[35842]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 550
[35846]moe ® | ®
[35848]NK 157-2011
[35850], This report is classified confidential to protect
[35851]the identity of NK T-1, NK @-2 and HK T-3, whose unauthorized
[35852]disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause damage to
[35853]u ues)
[35855]national security.
[35856]GdewteLigs Se
[35857]. Inasmuch as these sources ment tioned _ in this report are
[35858]Ro vbndhhoa Batatinsc HSAs ls etO—IseivS wee is
[35859]DUNE. Dutch WZ3. meeting at tk eS “residence, of All ALBrE
[35860]Sela GAH MOAT Ie, iad inccee ee asia! —_
[35861]York, Pennsylvania,” Lo is. area 3 these. sources aS:
[35862]“andefPores have been di hide. ‘theixidentit
[35863]Nac DASA Cte aa acs aman =
[35865]; 3.4} WG y
[35866]EB Eee ane ait
[35868]Inasmuch as BELAGS=PE st was the only person in the company
[35870]ALBERT ee cette ODaIUNC AS tet IS Arg the following information was
[35871]. aot included in the Perk eae ‘On June 13, 1974, LENE2Z displayed
[35872]te_source what aagtaes to_be wees ~Sesck the By Warns ay
[35874]na iid te
[35876]vaghnges yeu ve —~Ti oe } ~— a 2 aged
[35878]SEER ees em i TE “aatdia 2 SA aan
[35879]Those kttown) to have been present at this meeting were
[35881]No, ' ALBERT/P. LENTZ, ett of Indiana, ypu peer of Indiana,
[35883]\ CHUCHY ING of York ennsylvania, JANES, AADIZLAC 1) of York,
[35885]_ Penn yivania, LEE/FICK, Pennsylvania, ROY FRAUWK HOUSER, Reading,
[35887]: Pennsylvania, and JAKE # <IMG, Florida (probably identical to
[35889]? WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL with a known alias of "JAKE") and las
[35891]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR. .
[35895]Dt.
[35896]COVER PAGE
[35898]NW’ 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 554 ” ce : . 1"
[35901]NK 157-2011
[35902]INFORMANTS
[35903]Identity Location
[35904]NK T-l is PH 811-E__ TifoemavtSNK 157-2011-314
[35905]oo mK T-2 is IP 3373-5 : NK 157-2011~-314
[35906]NK T-3 is PH 1966-PEL. NK 157-2011~342
[35907]LEADS |
[35909]All receiving offices are requested to contact logical
[35910]sources in efforts to determine the activities of FRANK DRAGER
[35911]and WILLIAM CARROLL and their alleged group called The National
[35912]Revolutionary Army.
[35914]All receiving offices be alert to the fact the subject has
[35915]bragged about committing an armed robbery (possibly a bank robbery).
[35917]Only positive information need be reported to the
[35918]Newark Division.
[35920]BIRMINGHAM
[35922]AT ANNISTON, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine
[35923]from enclosed map, the significance of the darkened area of the
[35924]map located in DRAGER's vehicle. Will determine if this area
[35925]around Anniston, Alabama is possibly related to extremist activities,
[35926]bank robberies or possible "training grounds" for the,NRA.
[35928]BOSTON
[35930]; AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS: Will be alert to the
[35931]possibility that DRAGER may have committed a bank robbery or
[35932]armed robbery in the Boston area, inasmuch as WILLIAM ERIC
[35933]CARROLL mentioned this possible occurrance to JAMES KEITH
[35934]prior to their apprehension in DRAGER's vehicle on 6/13/74.
[35936]DETROIT
[35938]AT WARREN, MICHIGAN: Will contact MARHALL L. ~
[35939]MC ELWANEY, 5635 Casmere, and obtain full particulars regarding
[35940]the disposition of a .45 caliber Colt commander, Serial.Number
[35941]70SC19183, sold to him by Gefl's Sporting Goods, 17242 Greydale,
[35942]Detroit, Michigan, on 9/17/73.
[35944]E
[35945]COVER PAGE
[35949]‘ .
[35950]t _
[35952]NK 157-2011
[35954]JACKSONVILLE
[35956]AT TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA: Will attempt to develop
[35957]background information re the subject through Florida State
[35958]Employment Service, inasmuch as subject had in his possession
[35959]an identifipation card for Florida State Employment Service,
[35960]bearing the name FRANK DRAGER, JR., Social Security Account
[35961]Number 139-40-1035, date of birth 8/4/40. Local Office noted
[35962]to be FSES Key West, with apparent visits noted as being
[35963]12/3/73, 12/18/73 and 12/26/73. .
[35965]2. Will through Department of Motor Vehicles,
[35966]attempt to locate all vehicle information and driver's license
[35967]information regarding FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., born 8/4/40,
[35968]and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, born 8/30/55.
[35970]MEMPHIS
[35972]AT HOHENWALD (LEWIS COUNTY), TENNESSEE; Attempt to
[35973]determine: the significance of enclosed map showing a circle around
[35974]Route #13, at Hohenwald. Determine if this area has any significance
[35975]related to extremist matters, bank robberies or possible “training
[35976]grounds" used by the NRA.
[35978]MIAMI
[35980]AT MIAMI, FLORIDA: If not already done, make Monroe
[35981]County Sheriff's Office aware of DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK's knowledge
[35982]regarding the theft of checks from the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish
[35983]Tournament and the possibility of the use of his testimony against
[35984]DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.
[35986]AT ‘HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA: Will contact Neil's Jewelry,
[35987]15 So. Khrome Ave. (Chrome), regarding the disposition of @
[35988]«30 caliber Plainfield Machine Co. carbine, allegedly sold to a
[35989]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., on 4/13/74.
[35991]MOBILE
[35992]AT KENT, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine any
[35994]significance for the darkened area of enclosed map located between
[35995]Central and Kent, Alabama. - ‘
[35999]g
[36001]F
[36002]COVER PAGE
[36007]NK 157-2011
[36009]2. Will determine if this area is possibly related
[36010]to extremist activities, bank robberies or possible "training
[36011]grounds" for the NRA.
[36013]NEWARK
[36015]ar’ TRENTON, NEW JERSEY:
[36017]' with the Department of Alcohol, Tobacco ‘and Firearms, in efforts
[36018]to develop information re the weapons confiscated from DRAGER
[36019]subsequent to his arrest on 9/12/73, at Toms River, NJ and will
[36020]follow their possible prosecution of subject for a legal purchase
[36022]of firearms.
[36024]Will maintain contact
[36026]2. Will follow prosecution of subject re his
[36027]charges at Lawrence Township, NJ, for fraud-theft of a motor
[36029]vehicle.
[36031]3. Will continue to follow the activities of DRAGER.
[36033]AT WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY: Will maintain liaison
[36035]with NISP, to determine results of Iab examination of chemicals
[36037]found in vehicle allegedly stolen by DRAGER on 3/11/74.
[36039]SEATTLE
[36041]AT BELLVUE, WASHINGTON:
[36043]WILLIAM AIKEN, 1846 West Lake, Famamish Parkway, regarding the
[36045]Will interview Mr. OLAF
[36047]full particulars of the disposition of a Stoeger, .22 caliber
[36049]lugar automatic, Serial Number 363, purchased by him on 1/20/63,
[36051]at the Seattle Sporting Goods, 4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast,
[36053]Seattle, Washington.
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[36057]as
[36058]COVER PAGE
[36060]tention,
[36063]: . ~ONFIDENTIAL
[36065]UNI gp STATES DEPARTMENT. OF Jigagr CE
[36066], DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO
[36068]1 - USA, Newark ‘ -
[36069]1 - ATF, Newark (RM) .-
[36070]1 - Secret Service, Newark (RM)
[36072]Copy to: , 1 - IRS, Newark (RM)
[36074]Report of: _ SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT , Olfiee: “Newark, New Jersey
[36078]Field Office File #: “157-2011 " Bureau File #: 157-6908
[36080]Title: . PRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[36082]Character: EXTREMIST MATTER - WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT
[36084]Synopsis: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., W/M, DOB 8/4/40, Trenton,
[36086]« NJ, former member of Ku Klux Klan and founder of
[36087]White Action Movement, presently claiming to be
[36088]officer in his newly formed. National Revolutionary Army.
[36089]DRAGER previously travelling U.S., contacting all right wing
[36090]groups. DRAGER, since September, 1973, travelling with a
[36091]Pe ete ERB -CABROLL,.. W/ , DOB 8/30/55. DRAGER and CARROLL
[36092]oth”claim“to be officers of NRA. Both have been criminally
[36093]active with buying weapons, stealing and uttering forged checks
[36094]and stealing a motor vehicle in efforts to support their right
[36095]wing activities and travel. DRAGER arrested September, 1973,
[36096]Toms River, NU, and February, 1974, at Springfield, Ill., for
[36097]possession of weapons, possession of marijuana (CDS) and stolen
[36098]property. DRAGER arrested June, 1974, for fraud (theft of stolen
[36099]motor vehicle), Mercer County, NJ. Confidential sources advised
[36100]DRAGER in receipt of diagrams of sewer system in Washington, D.C.,
[36101]and had plans to bomb the IRS Building, 7/4/74. Sources
[36102]further advise subject was going to kill Special Agents of the
[36104]CONFIDENTIAL
[36105]Classified by 1653.
[36106]Exempt From GDS, Category 2.
[36107]Date of Declassification Indefinit
[36109]SOURCES WHOSE IDENTITIES ARE
[36110]CONCEALED HEREIN HAVE FURNISHED
[36111]RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE
[36113]¥ PAST, EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE
[36114]NOTED.
[36118]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
[36119]are not to be distributed outside your agency.
[36121]U, S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1970  - 406-840
[36123]eo. ~ ard
[36125]"NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 555 - me
[36130]NK 157-2011 oe
[36131]o
[36135]FBI and a Judge GUBOW in Michigan. DRAGER presently in custody
[36136]Mercer County Jail with local and federal detainers lodged
[36137]against him. Descriptive data set forth.
[36141]-Pp-
[36143]DETAILS:
[36144]PREDICATION
[36146]This investigation is based on information which
[36147]indicates that the individual is engaged in activities which
[36148]could involve a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241
[36149](Conspiracy Against Rights of Citizens); Section 245 (Federally
[36150]Protected Activities); Civil Rights Act of 1968; or related
[36151]Civil Rights Statutes. ;
[36153]This individual claimed in September of 1973 to
[36154]be the acting Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku
[36155]Klux Klan for the State of New Jersey.
[36157]On July 17,.1974, Mr. WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL was
[36158]interviewed by Special Agent CHARLES F. MOFFETT at Mt. Holly,
[36159]NJ, and indicated FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., had conspired to
[36160]blow up the Internal Revenue Service Building, Washington, D.C.,
[36161]on July 4, 1974.
[36163]The National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc.,
[36164]{NKKKK), was granted a charter in Georgia in 1963
[36166]as a "patriotic, secret, social, and benevolent
[36167]order." The NKKKK, a consolidation of various
[36169]Klans in Southern states, continues to be anti-Negro,
[36170]anti-Jewis) anti-Catholic, and anti-foreign born.
[36173]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 557 ; —_
[36175]NK 157-2011
[36177]I. BACKGROUND
[36179]A. BIRTH
[36181]Records at the Bureau of Vital Statistics,
[36182]Trenton, Nod., were caused to be searched on July 17, 1974,
[36183]and revealed FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., was born August . 4,.
[36184]1940, at Trenton, NJ.
[36186]B. EMPLOYMENTS 8
[36188]Investigation to date has revealed the following
[36189]employments since August, 1973.
[36191]On July 15, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms
[36192]River, NJ, Police Department, advised DRAGER used the name
[36193]FRANK J. SHAYNE while employed at the Captain Courageous
[36194]Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, NJ, during the summer of
[36195]1973. ‘
[36197]On January 29, 1974, Mr. DANNY RICHMOND, Chief of i
[36198]Security, Ocean Reef Club, North Key Largo, FPla., advised
[36199]DRAGER was employed as a chef from November 16, 1973, until
[36200]December 25, 1973, utilizing a home address of Post Office ;
[36201]Box 968, Marathon, Fla. i
[36203]C. RESIDENCES
[36205]On September 15, 1973, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms :
[36206]River Police Department, advised DRAGER used the address |
[36207]Post Office Box 968, Marathon, Fla., when arrested on
[36208]September 12, 1973, by their department.
[36210]“Captain WALTON further advised DRAGER utilizes the
[36211]address 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, NJ.
[36213]Investigation has revealed this address is
[36214]occupied by DRAGER's brother, ROBERT DRAGER, and his aunt,
[36215]EDNA GRABER.
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[36221]NK 157-2011 ‘
[36223]D. RELATIVES
[36225]On July 15, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New
[36226]Jersey State Police, West Trenton, NJ, advised the records of
[36227]the Mercer County Jail, Trenton, NJ, revealed the following
[36228]relatives as noted on the subject's visitors’ list:
[36231]ferme DRAGER . owe Mother
[36232]P.O. Box 1272 .
[36233]- Browns Mills, NJ
[36234]ROBERT?’ DRAGER, Brother
[36236]neAnEash.Eranklin St Street
[36237]‘Trenton, NJ
[36239]sona Gower, Aunt
[36241]“QL47 East” “pEeRer TT
[36242]“Trenton, NJ:
[36244]JOHN “DRAGER Brother
[36246]oe as aaa
[36248]~<“peSdentown , Nd
[36250]ee .
[36251]CARL“DRAGER, Brother ‘ ~
[36252]aw NO Aaddressunoted ern. a NN
[36254]N
[36256]E. ASSOCIATES «
[36258]On March 5, 1974, the Springfield Division of the
[36259]Federal Bureau of Investigation was made available xerox
[36260]copies of printed materials taken from the vehicle of FRANK
[36261]DRAGER when arrested by the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office
[36262]in February of 1974,
[36264]Similar xerox copies were made available to the
[36265]Newark Division of the FBI by Detective JOHN REYNOLDS,
[36266]New Jersey State Police, subsequent to the arrest of DRAGER
[36267]by the New Jersey State Police on June 18, 1974. .
[36269]Set forth are all names, addresses, and telephone
[36270]numbers taken from these two groups of materials. It is -
[36271]noted some of these names and numbers were extremely illegible
[36272]and thusly some are subject to error and inaccuracies.
[36275]Alabama:
[36277]JIM DE WITT
[36278]wo 423 Polk
[36279]Montgomery, Alabama
[36280]Telephone 205~262-0954, 205-263-2707
[36282]4
[36286]rennet mas
[36289]“NK 157-2011
[36290].
[36292]1973 Ford Pinto; Dark Green, Bearing ‘
[36293]Vehicle /Identification Number 31T11X211332
[36295]. EMORY’ BURKE
[36296]\ RR $2, Box 192
[36298]Eletic, Alabama
[36300]Telephone 205-544~3481, 288-1680, 265-1898
[36302]ASA/CARTER
[36304]:' Rotitte #6, Box 330.
[36306]Oxford, Alabama 36201
[36308]Teleghone 205-236-8451, 362-2647
[36309]Spy
[36311]JAMES and NANCY ‘PIMPSON
[36313]Route #3 j
[36315]Kansas, Alabama
[36317]z
[36318]Arizona: | ‘
[36320]MURRAY
[36321]Telephone 602-944-2828 or 997-1142
[36323]Arkans
[36325]JACK’ FREDERICKS
[36326]DeImar Point, Box 98.
[36327]Harrison, Arkansas
[36329]California:
[36331]ALLAN> FORMULARIE
[36333]Box 435 (Possibly 438)
[36334]Eureka, California
[36335](Poor man's James Bond)
[36337]Dr. J. K.\ WARNER -
[36338]P.O. Box 1776 ~
[36339]Hollywood,\ California
[36340]Also: P.O. Box "1896
[36341]Hollywogd, California 90028
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[36346]NK 157-2011
[36348]a
[36350]Canada:
[36352]MARTIN K.,WEID
[36353]1530 McLarenwood Terrace, *
[36354]London, Ontario, Canada
[36356]Connecticut:
[36358]vA
[36359]TOM/HART
[36360]37°Clevdand Avenue
[36361]’ Milford, Connecticut
[36362]va 203-878-8765
[36363]Uv.
[36365]BILL ‘ULE
[36367]153 ‘Evergreen Road
[36368]Cronwell, Connecticut
[36369]Telephone 203-342-6448
[36371]Delaware?
[36373]JOHIY DUFFY
[36375]Box 3129
[36377]Newport, Delaware 19804
[36378]Telephone 302-999-9486
[36380]Florida:
[36383]446 North Miami FLO
[36384]JERRY. DEIPZ
[36385]ra /
[36387]ORVILLE/LIPPERT
[36388]Bingham Subdivision
[36389]DeFunak, Fla.
[36390]904-892-2906
[36392]Telephone 305-367-9061
[36394]ROSE *
[36395]904-767-2479,
[36396]RR #2, Box 1551
[36397]O.B. (D.B.)
[36399]B2019
[36401]-—NW88296_Dochd: 32969574 Pag
[36403]NK 157-2011
[36407]TOM’ MIDDAUGH
[36408]519 Orange Avenue
[36409]t Port Orange, Fla.
[36411]Dr. PATITO
[36412]904-685-2173 -
[36414]Mobile YJI3~5256
[36415](Possible a mobile telephone)
[36416]P.O. Box 412
[36418]Ocala, Fla. 32670
[36420]RALPH FORBES (Sword of Truth)
[36421]Box 7863
[36422]Jacksonville, Fla.
[36424]A driver's licénse in the name of
[36425]WAYNE JOSEPH’ MARTIN, 407 Oak Place,
[36426]Port Orange, Fla. 32019, License
[36429]License Plates 8RV-1301 and 8G/K~-7675
[36431]Te porary Florida driver's permit DENIS DEAN
[36432]Baise, 860 Terrace Drive, Daytona _Beach; and
[36433]Social Security’ Card 299=36-7801. i F448
[36434]Toma es Oo /
[36438]MARTLYN -SCHEIDER
[36439]220 West Locust . »
[36440]DeKalb, Ill. ~
[36441]815-758-6530
[36443]ROB“ STANHOPE .
[36444]1713 Dearfiled Road «1-
[36445]Chatham, Ill. 62629
[36446]483-3803: .
[36449]ca Y
[36450]MIKE ‘STEWART
[36451]3237 North Kinmere
[36452]Chicago, Ill. 60657
[36455]| www nn266 Nnctd:37980974 Page S61 tt _ Ce,
[36458]NK 157-2011
[36460]4
[36462]: ean, patfoor _ _
[36464]otation "Cop Now"
[36468]17 West Rand tw
[36470]. . . Arlington Heights, T1ll. Pa
[36471]- B64-6356°
[36472], INDIANA:
[36474]za Rosas .
[36475]110 North Holland .
[36477]Edinburgh, Indma
[36478]Also: A12 North Holland
[36480]2 Kentuckys
[36481]MIKE /BROWN
[36482]101/’Cherry Lane
[36483]Berea, Kentucky ~
[36485]x
[36487]GEORGE AWARE
[36488]RR #3“Hoover Pike
[36489]Nicholasville;- ‘Kentucky
[36491]remit vie ne HN mtg ~
[36492]Pt Rh mak an
[36494]LISA/LOVE
[36496]9220 Aylebury. Drive
[36497]Rolling Hills Subdivision
[36498]Louisville, Kentucky —
[36500]| . 502-425-1896
[36502]ra
[36503]MIKE.BROWN and KEITH , ‘SMITH
[36504]CPO/18
[36505]Markey , Kentucky 42403
[36508]Box 213.
[36509]Richmond, Kentucky ,
[36513]a
[36514]FLOYD, FLEMMING
[36515]3924 QGliver Street
[36516]Hyattsville, Md. 20782
[36519]8
[36520]NW 88296 Docld:37989574 Page 56200 = _
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[36524]« q
[36526]NK 157-2011
[36528]Massachusetts:
[36530]WAYNE cunnuas/Sona oO
[36531]Social SecurAty Account Now 028-44~-0613
[36532]$4 Holmes Avenue ‘
[36533]. Brockton, Mass.
[36534]‘Also: Date of birth February 27, 1954
[36535]Social Security Account No. 191-05-425
[36536]Place of Birth Boston, Mass.
[36538]e
[36540]. nearer
[36542]CHRISfRASKOS .
[36543]BILE” YULL
[36544]Rock Harbor Road
[36545]- Orleans, Mass.
[36546]: P.O. Box 1254
[36547]. c/o SONNY,-PFMATTER -
[36549]i
[36551]i
[36553]i
[36557]i
[36559]i
[36563]i
[36565]i
[36567]i
[36569]H
[36573]|
[36575]i
[36577]ANGELO,SUPER, MKA |
[36578]94 Hgtnes Avenue
[36579]Brockton, Mass. '
[36580]i
[36584]i
[36588]|
[36590]Michigan:
[36591]a
[36593]BOB/ MILES
[36595]10587 Byron Road
[36597]Howl, Michigan | :
[36600]wwss“opents ,
[36601]30686 8 Mile Road
[36603]Farmington,. Michigan,
[36604]313-474-1507
[36607]822° North Kinney
[36609]Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
[36610]517-773-9266
[36612]; JUDGE, GUBOW
[36613]pi #123” >
[36614]RUSS /ROBERTS rn | i
[36615]Livonia Boulevard
[36616]Detroit, Michigan
[36617], |
[36618]j
[36620]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 563 ‘ ue 7 . : .
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[36625]ry "
[36627]NK 157~2011
[36629]4
[36631]_ CHARLIE” HAYNARD
[36632]RFD Rich Road
[36633]Alma, Michigan '
[36635]Minnesota:
[36637]FRANK, Aturs
[36639]1872/ Montana Avenue
[36640]St. Paul, Minnesota’
[36641]771-0977
[36643]FRANK J,’ SMITH
[36645]P.O. Box 117
[36647]Ellsworth Falls, Minnesota ©
[36652]rawrencr( corte
[36654]1831 Blue Ridge Voulevard
[36655]Raleigh, N.c. a
[36656]--2-7607 .
[36658]New Jersey:
[36660]Sheraton Motel
[36661]U.S. 206
[36662]Bordentown, NJ
[36663]Room 100
[36665]373-4131
[36667]396-7753 |
[36668]HOWARD/SPIELER
[36669]1995 Kennedy Boulevard
[36670]Apartment 2 - .
[36671]Jersey City, NJ 07305
[36672]MICHAEL’ WILBERT *
[36674]807 Ocean Road =. 201-399-3535
[36675]Point Pleasant,” NJ 201-244-4340
[36677]10
[36679]NW 88296 Dochd:32969574 Page 564
[36682]1
[36683]i
[36685]NK 157-2011 — ,
[36687]Storage -
[36688]Pierce Van Lines
[36689]Lot 552
[36691]i 800 New York Avenue
[36692]Trenton, Nod
[36694]609- -~448~-9607 (Hightstown pay)
[36696]ANN
[36698]Tunnel Road
[36699]Blumsbury, NJ
[36700]201-479-4896
[36702]CANOLL (illegible)
[36703]201-257-6756
[36704]7 ‘Plymouth Lane
[36706]an Nd
[36708]MARY ARMSTRONG
[36709]3 Dorina Road _ ‘
[36710]Fast “Brunswick, NJ
[36711]201+254~-6042 “cs
[36713]. Mr. N
[36715]4 ED/PADDOCK
[36718]RED
[36719]609-396- a
[36721]. nownno jfrorON ped m
[36722]S 695-40 a
[36723]695-4072
[36725]MARK
[36726]393-0722
[36728]Pa
[36730]DICK*REDNER ewe
[36731]39458091 . >
[36733]wot, é
[36735]_co- H. L. LANDER (son) sonanuan /LA1%
[36736]'p 205 Afton Avenue
[36738]695-4331 * 7
[36740]11
[36742]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 565 + «+.
[36744]NK 157-2011
[36746]4
[36748]\ . 4 sony haere ;
[36749]): ‘ 72 Poplar Street
[36751]392-4382
[36756]. East Brunswick, NJ
[36757]238-0391
[36759]ROBERT PPAPAY
[36761]224 Centre ,
[36762]Trenton, NJ O86l11L
[36763]396~4893
[36767]: PAHOS |
[36770]BILL-“PERRY
[36771]587-3468
[36773]LOW YMARTZ
[36775]a 586~7566
[36777]- erangafiren
[36778]“ 201+4 46-4675
[36780]MOM DRAGER
[36781]893-9646
[36783]DOUG! KAYE
[36784]“4 ,7 Box/114 Essex Falls, NJ 67021
[36785]201-686-3326
[36786]201-MU (or MO) 8-6874
[36788]HERNIMANN
[36789]609-547-5495
[36791]* s RAY.- DOERFLER
[36794]BARBRA
[36795]East Brunswick
[36796]251-5922 s
[36798]12
[36800]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 566 . é
[36803]“4
[36805]a a  @
[36806]NK 157-2011
[36809]a 116 Centre
[36810]393-9267
[36812]NS
[36814]MIKE ALLARD
[36815]“995° Grace Drive
[36816]Toms River, NJ 08753
[36818]JIM/DIEHL (RED)
[36819]42 Florence Court.
[36820]Toms River, Nd 08753
[36822]SA,
[36824]pan Sonny (Idiot)
[36825]it 33 "HOllybrook Drive
[36826]_ Toms River, NJ.
[36828]xans“ESSING
[36829]95% Indian Hill Road -
[36831]Toms River, NJ° 08753
[36837]609-894-9252
[36839]RICHARD P.LEANDRO
[36840]ie 16 Ridgewood Avenue
[36841]; Tabor, NJ .
[36842]L2031 65577 12542, exp. 1/31/74
[36844]BLACKWELL
[36845]737-0582
[36847]BILL
[36848]EX 4-558)
[36852]‘I 586-7566. 0° 7
[36854]By” PERRY
[36855]587-3468
[36857]PHIL H
[36860]BOB READE a
[36861]39640339
[36863]13
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[36871]NK 157~2011
[36873]a
[36878]211 Y Dauphine
[36880]mayan _
[36881], 448-1209
[36883]FRANK
[36886]TOM
[36887]393-4950
[36889]FLOSS
[36890]587-5089 j
[36892]i
[36893]Reverend ANDREW ;WATSON
[36894]Bridgeton,.Nd .
[36895]692-1918
[36897]NEIL ,
[36898]585-6190 .
[36900]cong snore
[36901]Bridgeton, NJ
[36903]New Orleans:
[36905]TERR OLANTS
[36907]New Orleans, Louisiana
[36910]New York:
[36912]Mr. 3. GLASSER
[36913]212-924-7800
[36915]'
[36916]Mr.“ CHEVITNY
[36918]84 Fifth Avenue
[36919]DY, Whe
[36921]Mr. “KARIN
[36922]212-739-2585
[36923]212-963-3200 work
[36925]GEORGE“ LINK “
[36927]1765 fownsend Avenue
[36928]Apartment $1
[36930]Bronx, NY 10433
[36931]212-878-2149
[36933]70116
[36936]NK 157-2011
[36940]KEVIN BRIEN
[36942]212=369-1512 a
[36944]LOUL MUSTACHIO f
[36946]*Kopling House $421
[36948]165-167 East 88th
[36949]NYC,
[36951]an
[36952]iaiecatooun (NRP)
[36954]160 West 90th Street
[36955]NYC
[36956]212-877-7048
[36958]Ohio:
[36960]United White P.P.
[36961]4319 Clark,Avenue
[36963]a Ohio 44109
[36964]FRANK: ZORETICH
[36966]P,. On Box 02119
[36968]Cleveland, ‘Ohio 44109
[36970]“Mrs. lures
[36972]3508 Library. Avenue
[36973]Cleveland, Ohio 44109
[36975]Driver's Lic fse in the name of:
[36976]DENNIS DEAN /RITTER
[36978]5924 Lakeside
[36980]Toledo, Ohio 43611
[36982]DENIS D. RITTER (employee's card)
[36983]Reliance Electric Company
[36985]Toledo Sales and Systems
[36987]#7700, signed DENIS D. RITTER
[36989]City of Toledo, Ohio
[36991]Handguns’ Identification Card #13668
[36992]DENIS D. RITTER
[36994]5924 Lake Sides
[36996]15
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[37001]“4
[37003]6g 8
[37004]NK 157-2011
[37006]pemure fran August 28, 1973
[37007]1330 Alexis, Toledo, Ohio
[37008]‘T95}? Harley Davidson Sportster
[37009]i dated August 28, 1973 ~ Title #482420682
[37011]‘ MICHEY RAY HALCOMB
[37012]400-88-4802 (Social Security Card)
[37014]Pennsylvania:
[37016]BB-NiC GOVERN
[37018]3328 Fairdale Road
[37020]Philadelphia, Pa. 19154
[37022]Home - NE 7-0437
[37026]. a
[37027]> Mrs,-KNOWLES _
[37028]929-9461 - work - i
[37029]373-1405 :- home * oo
[37030]wT .
[37033]Mr “KARIM
[37034]Reading
[37035]372-5520
[37036]. roca xGinaNcER.
[37037]a 215<929-8415
[37038]_ LENTZ :
[37039]717-843-9109 |
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[37056]215-373-9515
[37057]215-678-9587
[37059]OREN Rk poate tay
[37061]-
[37063]PHILIP“MAIER P.O. Box 797
[37065]Reading, Pa. 19603 (Berks County Prison) i
[37066]Letter to FRANK DRAGER §
[37068].. i
[37069]Pennsylvania Liquor“ID Card i
[37070]PHILIP ALAN MAIER
[37072]320 Harvard Boulevard
[37074]Reading, Pa. 19609
[37075]Date of Birth July 29, 1949 |
[37078]Driver's License #1551476
[37079]PHILIP ALAN MATER
[37080]302 Harvard Boulevard
[37081]Lincoln Park, Reading, Pa. 19609
[37082]Date of Birth July 29, 1949
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[37087]INW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 57000
[37090]oo ® | @
[37091]NK 157-2011
[37094]oe, RICHARD SINGLETON
[37098]GARY SMITH
[37099]412-371-3205 - home
[37101]am
[37104]’ ". @¥2-371-3428 - public
[37105]_ BOB SEVERN
[37107]‘ Route #3 (60 Girard) ,
[37108]Montrose, Pa. .
[37109]717-553-2516
[37111]TOD WILSON
[37112]215-374-8283
[37114]‘ BILL-STCKLE (Artan Klan) -
[37116]+ Pitcairn, Pa. 15140
[37117]412-378-2669
[37119]Cra lendaleneeeee ee
[37121]DOC_KIGY
[37122]215-739-3618
[37124]AL LENTZ SL.
[37125]717-845-2897 * D> LenTe x
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[37130]nowt
[37131]920 West College Avenue 3 30 act = |
[37132]17404 , ans
[37133]“2557 york Ts i
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[37139]i
[37141]ED/GILMORE (NSWPP)
[37142]326 South 18th
[37143]Allentown, Pa. 18104
[37144]- 215-434-8765
[37146]RICHARD“GRIMM =~
[37151]i
[37153]|
[37154]GEORGE: HOUSER
[37156](Farm) 494-9884
[37157]215-HU 5-4843 00 .
[37158]215-FL 2~3082 7
[37160]17
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[37166]NK 157-2011
[37168]a
[37170]Tete Ate Site
[37172]. fo yA Use
[37173]ROY-PRANKHOUSER Oo:
[37174]133 South Fourth Street
[37175]Reading, Pa.
[37176]i 215-678-7167 y
[37178]. DENNIS — ©
[37179]215-RE 9-5765
[37181]ALBERT PB. BAILEY
[37182]1100 Cobbs Street .
[37183]Dexel Hill (Delaware County), Pa.
[37185]GENE CONNALLY
[37187]215-826-5999 a
[37189]bee Re
[37191]BEILERMAN (swastica} :
[37192]215-RE 99-5624 ~ ,
[37194]FR HERMET Tle !
[37195]215-757-4801 , ‘
[37197]GEORGE K
[37198]215-739-3618
[37200]Pr OME
[37202]antes
[37204]RED
[37205]215-355-5696 . i
[37207]ROY
[37208]. 215-355-1509
[37210]DEBBIE ‘
[37212]392-5900 i
[37214]Parking Ticket:
[37216]Bureau of Police, Reading, Pa. #18025
[37218]Dated June 6, 1974, 1:41 p.m.,
[37220]green Ford, 282302374 Alabama
[37222]Reverse Side: 373-9515
[37223]Fourth Street ~
[37224]678-2587
[37225]LUND
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[37228]ee eee eT ae er
[37232]Checking Account:
[37233]FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.
[37234]The Chase Manhattan Bank, National Association, .
[37235]Charlotte Amalie Branch, St. Thomas, Virgin Tslands i
[37238]NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 572 we ; . IR
[37242]NK 157-2011
[37244]a Rhode Island:
[37246]. fa (possibly TUCKER)
[37247]P.O. Box 63:
[37248]“  \annex Station .
[37249]. . Providence, Rhode Island
[37251]ty
[37254]Texas:
[37256]JERALD“WALRAVEN
[37257],1207 Pioneer
[37259]Dallas, Texas 75224
[37260]214-941-7199
[37262]Virginia:
[37264]| feo, MATT
[37266]:4 NSWPP
[37268]“* 703-524-2175
[37271]; SKYLAR FERRIS i
[37272]' 703-552-1527
[37274]PALLER JR. (CHESTY's son)
[37275]Richmond
[37276]648-6614
[37278]J. V,/MORGAN
[37279]Alexandria, Va.
[37280]768-6321
[37282]CHARLE he KAY
[37283]2713 Bayview Boulevard
[37284]Portsmouth, Va. —~ us
[37286]- gouyCROBICK (Reporter)
[37287]| Frée Lance Star
[37289]616 Amelia Street
[37290]Fredericksburg, Va.
[37292]Washington, D.C.:
[37293]BARBRA“VON GOLT2 pn
[37294]711 Perpetual Building
[37296]Washington, D.C
[37297]783~7700
[37299]19
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[37317]NK°157-2011.
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[37323]It is further noted that DRAGER has been in the
[37324]company of a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, date of birth August 30,
[37325]1955, Newark, NJ, and a DANIEL JAMES /BRODERICK, date of birth
[37326]June 4, 1944, Trenton, NU. fila Me,
[37327]say.
[37328]¢ a .
[37330]F. VEHICLES Dae fe Beiter, he
[37332]2
[37334]On July 17, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New ‘Jersey
[37335]State Police, West Trenton, NJ, advised the following
[37336]license plates and registrations were noted to be located in
[37337]the 1973 green Ford Pinto stolen by DRAGER at Lawrence
[37338]Township, NJ, on March 11, 1974, and recovered on June 13,
[37339]1974, at Columbus, ‘No.
[37341]8GK-1701_ Le -
[37342]Listed to JAMES &¢ GEORGE
[37344]249 South Had-aAvente
[37345]Deland, ‘Fla.
[37347]On a 1968 Chevrolet, bearing
[37349]Vehicle Identification Number PS158F163020
[37351]8GK-6025
[37353]Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, TRey
[37355]Route 2, Box 1551
[37357]Daytona Beach, Fla.,
[37359]On a 1970 Ford, bearing Vehicle
[37360]Identification Number F25YNJ31980
[37362]8RV-1301
[37364]Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.
[37365]Route 2, Box 1551
[37367]Daytona Beach, Fla.
[37369]On a 1966 home-made camber,
[37370]Bearing Vehicle Identification
[37371]Number 139301035, Title #9892259,
[37372]Issued August 13, 1973 ,
[37374]XBV-31W
[37376]Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.
[37378]214 East Franklin Street
[37380]Trenton, NJ
[37382]On a 1965 Chevrolet pick-up,
[37384]Vehicle Identification Number C1535F1210592
[37386]Driver's License #P71512676108404,
[37388]Listed to FRANK -A. DRAGER, JR.
[37390]214 East Franklin Street
[37392]Trenton, NJ -
[37394]Date of Birth, August, 1940, Trenton, NJ; expires April, 1"%7"
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[37402]NK 157-2011
[37404]G. ARRESTS:
[37406]Set forth is an Identification Record for
[37407]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, FBI #405550E. -
[37412]Co dail
[37413]Nye Holly ld
[37415]Pol Princeton
[37416]NS ’
[37418]ED Prenton NS
[37420]-Pros Gffice
[37421]renten it
[37423]PR Trenton NJ
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[37450]Frenk August
[37451]Dragem end
[37453]#20118
[37455]Frank Augus
[37457]Trager jf12925
[37459]Frank Ausust
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[37480]CHARGE DISPOSITION
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[37484]material
[37485]witness
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[37493]D/veapon GOY Post
[37494]of burg tools |
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[37519]mts in PRI files hutars licked only asinv Ue.
[37521]R Te nead, MS. Go CAM AANT PRTG GRRE IIRC 2S
[37524]UNTTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TP oTiCE
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[37533]WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537 :
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[37536]The following FBI record, UMS ER 405 550 8 , is furnished FOR OF riGiau von Wiss.
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[37550]Frank A. Drager | 5-13-69 | dis cond $25 & 85 ¢
[37554]PD Chgo Ill
[37556]5-28+71 {impairing morals
[37558]SO New Brunswick ri
[37559]of minor
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[37563]St #2 of I . FP Contributing to
[37564]West Trenton NJ 5-29-71 | Deliq of i
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[37573]Toms River NJ Dr of C.b.S.
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[37577]Residence: 214 E. Franklin St. Trenton,
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[37594]coniribuiess. Viera fimai ¢ 8 not shovmn or further explanation of charge is desina, ose
[37595]municale with arvency ce niibeati ina those 2 ti ngerprints.
[37597]one stncdeate: Phe tare Lo ba -don fineeiosints in FRI les but are listed only as inv: “!-
[37598]galive luads ¢. aeiig po: aaly udusiticul with supyect of uhis re Monk. Us covanwcwr Punting DEEICE Wnes He setnes
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[37619]The following FBI record, NUMBER 405 550 FE ,is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USK Uni.
[37621]mers Nae
[37623]eer NAME AND NUMBER ee CHARGE DISPOSITION
[37624]: i gs burr tools pe
[37625]ep County shhouge
[37626]the; t7G years, ngecubively
[37627]to finest chargo| t Pun concurrent yo on other
[37628]charges.on charte af eeppember Term 1962
[37629]Tndietucnt Nos .| 428~62 ASSault w/dangsorong
[37630]Woanon; 421-62 Preakins and Entering ‘w/intent
[37631]to Steal; 472-SE Possession of Burslars Thol
[37632]473852 Broesking, Entoring & Larceny and
[37633]474-62 Larceny.|. -
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[37648]contrimutors, Were final d disper tion is noi shown or fuzher explanation of charge is de: sired, Corvar
[37649]muniento with anmeney contribulie thoce jimwurprinis,
[37651]PioteJouasg indaal d by care) Os dias vet on pian. terin ula in FIST files but are lisied only as ims. tt
[37654]qalive jeads as being nossibly identical with subject of this record.
[37656]_ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 573
[37658]WB. GOVERWMERT PRENIIMS CEFICK . 1963 Om Or sare
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[37673]j 493 550 2 ris furnished FOR OFFICLAL USE ONLY,
[37674]won this Id. ‘ cation Recerd represents dela furnished FU by fincergrirt contributors. Ul.
[37676]HOY SHOWE GB FURTML BXPLARATE ON OF OUALGE OR OISSGSITIGN IS musing,
[37677]MOTH AGENCY QORTRIRU TING THOSE FIRGERPRHITS.
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[37713]The following FRE record, NUMOIR 405 550 & , is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USS ol:
[37714]Information shows on this identification Recard represents data furnished FRI by fincarprint contr
[37715]VMDRE DISPOSHIGN IS KOT SHOVIN OR FURTHER EXPLAMATION GF CHARGE GR DISFOS
[37716]DESIRED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGENCY CONTRIBUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS,
[37717]a
[37719]ARRESTED OR
[37720]RECEIVID
[37722]NAGE AND NUIASER CHARGE DISPOSHIIN
[37724](
[37726]IDENTIFL¢
[37728]. ATION Divrs IGN vo
[37729]NW 88296 Dochd:32989574 Page 580
[37732]. NK 157-2011
[37734]NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 531
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[37738]It is also noted DRAGER was arrested February 19,
[37739]1974, at, Springfield, I11., Sangamon County Sheriff's Office,
[37740]for possession of burglary tools, marijuana. (CDS) and weapons.
[37741]“It is noted on April 1, 1974, Mr. DONALD CADAGIN,
[37742]Assistant State's Attorney, Sangamon County, I1ll., advised
[37743]that DRAGER failed to appear for his trial on March 18,
[37744]1974, and his $250 bond was forfeited by the court.
[37745]CADAGIN further advised no further pending action is being
[37746]taken against DRAGER. At the time of arrest, DRAGER was in
[37747]the company of WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.
[37749]On dune 18, 1974, DRAGER was arrested by the
[37750]New Jersey State Police, Bordentown, NJ, and turned over to
[37751]the Lawrence Township, NJ, Police Department for the ,
[37752]charge.of fraud ~ theft of a stolen motor vehicle. DRAGER
[37753]is presently in,custody of the Mercer County Jail, Trenton,
[37754]NJ, where he has been indicted for this charge.
[37756]On duly 17, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms
[37757]River, NJ, Police Department, further advised DRAGER
[37758]forfeited bond for his arrest on September 12, 1973, and it
[37759]is anticipated further charges will be filed against DRAGER
[37760]for the altering of numerous checks stolen from the Captain
[37761]Courageous Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, Nd.
[37763]DRAGER has been charges also with violation of
[37764]U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 1073, for unlawful flight to
[37765]avoid prosecution from the Monroe County, Fla. A warrant
[37766]was issued June 3, 1973, for uttering false instrument.
[37768]On April 29, 1974, Detective RICHARD ROTH, Monroe
[37769]County Sheriff's Office, Marathon, Fla., advised that on or
[37770]about April 11, 1974, apptoximately 55 checks from the Marati.on
[37771]Caysal Billfish Tournament had been stolen from the Sombrero
[37772]Beach Country Club. On that date twenty checks had been
[37773]since returned, all made out to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER. These
[37774]checks range from $97.00 to $150.00, .
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[37783]NK 157-2011
[37785]G. PESCRIPTIVE DATA
[37786]Name
[37787]“Race
[37788]‘Sex
[37789]Date of Birth .
[37790]Place of Birth
[37791]Social Security
[37792]Account Number
[37793]Height
[37794]Weight
[37795]Build
[37796]Eyes
[37797]Residence
[37799]Scars and Marks
[37803]z
[37805]Occupation
[37807]Previous Employments
[37809]‘Education
[37811]Marital Status
[37812]Militay Service
[37813]Arrests
[37815]Pecularities
[37817]NW 88296 Docid:329895/4 Page 382
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[37821]FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
[37822]White
[37824]Male
[37826]August? 4, 1940
[37828]Trenton, N.d.
[37830]139-30-1035
[37832]185 pounds
[37833]Medium
[37834]Blue
[37835]214 East Franklin
[37836]Trenton, N.d.
[37837]Post Office Box 896
[37838]Marathon, Fla.
[37839]1" scar above right eye;
[37841]sear lower right underside of
[37843]forearm;
[37844]tattco of dog on upper left
[37845]arm;
[37847]Chef, painter
[37848]Ocean Reef Club
[37849]Key Largo, Fla.
[37850]Chef
[37852]Captain Courageous
[37853]Rove 37
[37854]Toms River, Nd
[37856]Charter Club
[37857]Princeton, Nd
[37859]Claims 2 years college,
[37860]Omaha, Nebraska, University
[37861](later admitted four year
[37863]degree from Omaha Universi
[37864]and admitted taking classe
[37866]> in law from Harvard and
[37867]University of Southern
[37868]California)
[37870]Sinde
[37872]U.S. Air Force, Service #217-804-89
[37874]Multiple arrests, New Jerscy
[37875]and Illinois .
[37877]“DRAGER is a self- &dmitted
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[37894]Il. EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES
[37895]* On September 12, 1973, DRAGER, in the company of
[37896]DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, were arrested
[37897]by the HORS” RIVERS “Heh TEP SE y , Police Department, for possession
[37898]of marijuana {controlled dangerous substance-CDS), possession
[37899]of weapons and possession of stolen property. A search of their
[37900]vehicle, a 1974 camper truck, bearing Florida registration
[37901]8G-K6025, revealed the following articles:
[37903]1. One Walther P~38, serial number 7965B.
[37905]2. One Colt .22 caliber automatic, serial
[37906]number 336260.
[37908]3. One Springfield .410 shotgun, model 39A
[37909]{no serial number noted). -
[37911]4, 1,000 rounds of assorted ammunition for
[37912]above ‘weapons and other caliber weapons.
[37914]5. German insignias and armbands.
[37916]6. One white Ku Klux Klan silk robe.
[37918]7. One pPlack Ku Klux Klan silk robe.
[37920]8. One water pipe.
[37922]9. Two pounds of marijuana (39 packets) .
[37924]It is noted the black Ku Klux Klan robe is worn
[37925]by Ku Klux Klan enjorcers, whose duties range from being “muscle
[37926]men" to "assassins"
[37928]On ‘September 25, 1973, the “Asbury Park Evening Press"
[37929]ran an article on page 1, entitled "Klansmen Claims Group Maligned".
[37930]fhe article quotes DRAGER as claiming to the the New Jersey's
[37931]acting grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. -.
[37933]On October 2, 1973, NK T-1 advised that on October 1,
[37934]1973, the Bucks County Unit, Number 12 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania),
[37935]had a car caravan during the early P4 hours. The caravan drove around
[37936]Trevose, Pennsylvania area, advertising the Ku Klux Klan. The source
[37937]advised DRAGER was present at.«this event and was in the company cf
[37938]several white males wearing Nazi uniforms.
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[37950]‘ On February 16, 1974, DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL
[37951]were arrested by Lake Springfield, Illinois, Police Department,
[37952]Sangamon County, Iilinois, charged with possession of more than
[37953]10 grams, less than 30 grams, of marijuana and possession of
[37954]burglary togls. A subsequent search of DPAGER's vehicle at that — -
[37955]time of his arrest revealed extremist materials consisting of
[37956]cassette tapes recordings, address books, guerrilla training manuals,
[37957]Ku Klux Klan literature, American Nazi Party literature, locations
[37958]where crosses have allegedly been burned, wiretap equipment, and
[37959]other right-wing literature. The subject was also in possession
[37960]of numerous identification cards, such as driver's license and
[37961]Social Security cards.
[37963]The American Nazi Party - The World
[37964]Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists
[37965]was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell on
[37966]February 26, 1956, based upon the concept
[37967]of an international "National Socialist”
[37968]movement, as espoused by the German Nazi
[37969]Party, which was headed by Adolf Hitler.
[37970]On January 1, 1967; the official name of this
[37971]organization was changed to National Socialist
[37972]White People's Party. The NSWPP supports
[37973]and follows the line of hatred against blacks,
[37974]Jews and communists through various propaganda
[37975]media, demonstrations, and other publicity-
[37976]seeking devices for the purpose of seeking a
[37977]legitimate dominant political party within the
[37978]United States and in foreign countries.
[37979]Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, the
[37980]NSWPP is currently led by Matthias Koehl, dr.
[37982]On February 19, 1974, DRAGER was interviewed by
[37983]Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
[37984]at the Sangamon County Jail, Springfield, Illinois. DRAGER
[37985]stated that he was unemployed and maintains no permanent
[37986]address. He admitted membership in the “light action movement”
[37987]but denied current membership in any extremist organization,
[37988]although he claimed to be coordinating the activities among ail
[37989]right wing organizations in the eastern half of the United States.
[37991]Set forth is the interview of DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC
[37992]CARROLL, who was arrested and ,nterviewed under the name THOMAS
[37993]MIDDAUGH.
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[39964], On March 1, 1974, DRAGER and CARROLL were released
[39965]on bond from the Sagamon County Jail. The subject's vehicle,
[39966]a 1970 Ford pickup truck, with a camper truck unit, was left
[39967]by DRAGER at the Sheriff's Impound Lot. :
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[39970]On March 6, 1974, NK T-2 adyiged he obtained information
[39971]that FRANK DRAGER had visited ROBERT ,/DE PUGH, Titular, Head of
[39972]the Minutemen Organization, in NOFBSYHe, Missouri. Te
[39974]The Minutemen organization was organized
[39975]in 1960, reportedly to resist the spread of
[39976]communism in the United States by use of
[39977]guerrilla tactics. Robert B. DePugh, national
[39978]coordinator of the Minutemen, was sentenced in
[39979]October, 1970, for violations of the Federal
[39980]Firearms Act. At the time of his arrest DePugh
[39981]was in possession of documents concerned with . i
[39982]guerrilla warfare and other paraphernalia, including ;
[39983]hand grenades, gun silencers, and a machine gun. i
[39984]DePugh was released on parole during April, 1973, ‘
[39985]and in June, 1973, ‘indicated he planned to revitalize
[39986]the Minutemen into a "two-armed organization".
[39988]Arm number one was to be utilized as a political
[39989]front organization to sway elections and control
[39990]local and state political structures. Arm number
[39991]two was ,to be an underground guerrilla organization
[39992]made up of “strike teams". These “strike teams"
[39993]are to be under direct control of DePugh and their
[39994]existence is to be unknown to everyone, including
[39995]Minutemen State Coordinators.
[39997]After leaving Norborne, DRAGER was arrested in
[39998]Springfield, Illinois. DRAGER Yas scheduled to proceed to
[39999]Columbus, Ohio to meet with JOHN\GERHARDT, Leader of the American
[40000]White Nationalist Party (AWNP) and was to continue to Reading,
[40001]Pennsylvania, to meet with ROY ee
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[40004]to GERHARDT and FRANKHOUSER. GERHARDT and his brother, ED
[40005]GERHARDT, are leaders of the AWNP in Columbus, Ohio. The GMRHARDts
[40006]and a JAMES THOMPSON were arrested for shooting the homes of -
[40007]school officials in Columbus, Ohid, JAMESSQHOMPSOW allegedly
[40008]turned stated witness against the GERHARD? brothers, The GFRUARDT
[40009]brothers contacted the Indiand coordinator of the Minutemen and
[40010]ROY FRANKHOUSER to make plang to prevent THOMPSON's testimony and
[40011]have discussed possible execution. FRANKHOUSER allegedly advised
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[40022]THOMPSON. This individual is believed to be FRANK DRAGER.
[40024]On March 7, 1974, Mr. DAS ;
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[40026]DRAGER and he- Bh ve been long’tim Friends having met in Trenton,
[40027]New Jersey. BRODERICK stated DRAGER claims to be “acting dragon"
[40028]in the Ku Klux Klan and was known to him to have close links with
[40029]the United Klan Leader ROBERT SHELTON. He further advised DRAGER
[40030]did carry some type of firearm with him on his person at most times.
[40032]On May 16, 1974, OD was recontacted by Special
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[40036]Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at the , an Reef.
[40037]Cub, Noeth Bey TALIS» Florida. At that time, he stated ROY”
[40039]R~and DRAGER have a small arsenal of weapons, primarily
[40040]automatic rifles. All or most part of these guns are stolen.
[40041]The arsenal consists of three satchels, one belonging to FRANKHOUSER,
[40043]the other ‘to DRAGER and the third to both. Apparently only
[40044]FRANKHOUSER knows their present whereabouts.
[40046]ERQPES IRSA So stated that while in Florida City,
[40047]DRAGER told Him that he and CARROLL had stolen the checks made
[40048]out to the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish Tournament and had been
[40050]cashing them in the Florida Keys area. According to DRAGER,
[40051]CARROLL committed, the actual theft, while DRAGER waited in his
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[40058]BRODERICK, Staff
[40060]On April 22, 1974, a tape cassette case with tape
[40061]cassette inside was received at FBI Headquarters enclosed in a
[40062]white envelope, bearing notation "20 April 1974; 85th birthday
[40063]of Adolf Hitler; thought you guys might like to hear from us.
[40064]FRANK DRAGER, WILLIAM CARROLL, National Revolutionary Army."
[40065]The speaker on the tape claims to be FRANK DRAGER. An examination
[40066]of the envelope by the Identification Division revealed three
[40067]fingerprints of subject, FBI Numer 405-550-E. Copies of this
[40068]tape was also sent to the "Trentonian Newspaper", Trenton, New
[40069]Jersey, and the “United Press International", in New Orleans,
[40070]Louisiana, as a press release far the National Revolutionary
[40071]Army (NRA). This tape in transcript form is set forth below:
[40075]Transer prepared from tape recoM@ ng received at
[40076]FBIHQ on 4/22/74 with speaker identifying himself as Frank
[40077]‘Drager.
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[40081]» "TI had originally planned for this communication to
[40082]be typewritten, but since I stole this tape recorder, I guess
[40083]it's just as appropriate as a letter.
[40085]Clarence Kelley, Director of the FBI, _
[40086]‘ Washington, RC. . .
[40088]Dear Mr. Kelley:
[40090]I had always praised the thoroughness of the FBI,
[40091]even though on scores of occasions you've permitted your
[40092]paranoia and your lack of human understanding could foul. you
[40093]up. Your drooling excitement and your paranoic stupidity and
[40094]your fruitless eagerness at having Frank Drager in your grimy
[40095]grubs in Springfield, Illinois, make super idiots of the
[40096]Federal Bureau of Integration. You now realize how many
[40098]... foolish errors you:made. In the near future you will be en-
[40099]- ployed by the new natural goVernment of America rather than
[40100]the Jew Justice Department and such gupidity will not be
[40101]tolerated. How ridiculous for a gang of trained investigators
[40102]to be fooled and beaten by a teenager. Have you idiots put
[40103]all the pieces together yet? Whether or not you have, we both
[40104]thank God for your paranoid stupidity for now we are free to
[40105]continue tying together the few remaining loose ends which
[40106]will permit the National Revolutionary Army to eliminate
[40107]eriminal Jewish control of America. Now ovir armies can con-
[40108]‘tinue to join forces to eliminate this alien enemy government. :
[40109]Continue your search for Frank Drager and Bill Carroll. It'il i
[40110]be useless and frustrating. If you are lucky enough to capture
[40111]one of our soldiers in the future, beware, there's a speeding
[40112]soft-nose for all of our enemies. Unfortunately, tiost fellow
[40113]Agents are mercenaries. They are actually with us in spirit |
[40114]but they will still follow the orders of their Jewish superiors
[40115]to attempt to detect and capture our people and unfortunately i
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[40132]‘Now our goals are within our grips and our armies are beginning
[40133]to activate. A large segment of the left and the right are no
[40134]longer shooting at each other. Yes, the fear of our enemies
[40136]is now realistic. The bullets of all pro-American revolution-
[40137]aries are aimed at the alien enemies in control and not at
[40138]‘each other. Summer is near. Federal Agents beware. We mean
[40139]business an@ we have the facilities net to be stopped. Your
[40140]laws don't bother us; your jails don't scare us; and your
[40141]bullets will-be returned with more bullets. Your leaders have
[40142]-bankrupted our people, have starved them, and caused enough
[40143]materialistic havoc that we now have the will of the people
[40144]with us. Even the stupidist in America see through the grain
[40145]shortages, fuel shortages, price gougings, meat shortages,
[40147]work stoppages, and various other criminal corruption by the
[40148]enemy aliens in control. America's masses are in the corner.
[40149]Now just stand back and watch them come out shooting. When the
[40150]smoke clears, America shall be the victor.
[40152], «White Power."
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[40155]"The following portion of this communication will
[40156]be the only press release of the New Revolutionary Army. In
[40157]future months, as our movement gains momentum, I wish for the
[40158]press to understand what we are about rather than what the FBI
[40159]tells them. There is a brief but somewhat, inclusive listing
[40160]of our program included.
[40162]The New Revolutionary Party herewith immediately de-
[40163]clares that the present Government of the United States of
[40164]America is, an illegal. confederation of aliens and enemies of
[40165]the people of America. The New Revolutionary Army, its officers
[40166]and followers henceforth secede from the United States of
[40167]. America until such time we may be able to restore a Government
[40168]of the people, by the people and for the people arid oust the
[40169]enemy aliens now in control. Through force and violence and
[40170]whatever means available to the NRA, we will totally, forcefully
[40171]and quickly restore sanity to our American republic. We have .
[40172]adopted the American Constitution in its original form, revised
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[40184]the Bill of Rights, and eliminated or revised all the amend-
[40185]ments to the Constitution. We have formed a national caucus
[40186]of the hundreds of known and unknown political leaders whose
[40187]present identity will remain anonymous, who at the time the
[40188]enemy aliens perish or relinquish control, will immediately
[40189]be brought before the American voter to seize popular control
[40190]of vacant political offices.
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[40194]We of the NRA are the people, we speak for the
[40195]“people, and we will violently eliminate America's enemies
[40196]with the haste of a speeding bullet. The NRA has chosen for
[40197]its spokesman a well-known adversary for the return of America
[40198]to a natural social order. The revolutionaries of the NRA are
[40199]ordered to maintain in every way possible or to avoid detection
[40200]by the enemy, but are ordered not to deny their association if
[40201]at such time they are detected by the enemy or captured. AIL
[40202]NRA members and associates are instructed that if captured they
[40203]are governed by the laws set at the Geneva Conference for cap-
[40204]tured soldiers and prisoners of war. This is by all means a
[40205]declaration of wat. The enemies of white America will fall
[40206]like flies at a Raid party.
[40208]The following is a very brief synopsis of the goals
[40209]of the NRA once we seize power.
[40211]#1. All non-whites immediately loose citizenship
[40212]and prepare for repatriation.
[40214]#2. he Federal Reserve will be abolished and all
[40215]illegal tender returned and it will be replaced with legal
[40216]notes once citizenship is confirmed.
[40218]#3, “Israel immediately declared an illegal enemy
[40220]; state.
[40222]#4.. Immediate deportation of all Jews, either
[40223]racial or religious.
[40225]#5. Income tax abolished. (Product) taxation and
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[40243]#6. Cancellation of the national debt immediately.
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[40246]: #7. “Immediate elimination of foreign, Jewish and
[40247]enemy control in banking and financing institutions.
[40249]#8’ Immediate seizure of all’ properties and inter-
[40250]ests of all Jewish and/or enemies-of America.
[40252]#9, Immediate reinstatement of a-healthy racial
[40253]standard, Interracial marriage will be illegal.
[40255]#10. Abolition of foreign aid until necessary deter-
[40256]mination can be investigated.
[40258]#11. Immediate release of all political prisoners
[40259]presently being held by the enemy Government.
[40261]#12, . Immediate and total revision of the judiciary
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[40273]#13. Immediate reorganization and/or elimination
[40274]of all useless Government agencies.
[40278]; #14, Immediate and total reorganization of the
[40279]welfare and all other ‘give-away Government agencies.
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[40283]#15. Immediate arrest and rapid trials of America's |
[40284]enemies and those persons who have willfully conspired to sell
[40285]out America's working masses. Harsh punishments to those
[40286]convicted. ;
[40288]#16. Protection by the Government of citizens
[40289]against illegal seizure of personal property and monies by
[40290]alien usurers.
[40292]#17. Right-to-work and receive a fair wage to help-
[40294]fully maintain all citizens and their families. ~
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[40310]#18. Immediate return to our original form of
[40311]represented republic as described by the founding fathers.
[40312]- ,
[40314]#19, Immediate abolition of all unfair usury
[40315]practices; i.e., unfair mortgage interest, etc.
[40317]#20. Immediate reorganization of the nation's un-
[40319]‘ satisfactory school system, . s
[40321]2
[40323]#21. Immediate return to the sovereign rights of
[40324]states. : ae
[40326]#22. Instant revision 6f£ the social security system
[40327]to allocate appropriate relief immediately and henceforth to
[40328]those elderly and needy citizens.
[40330]#23. Immediate abolition of all Government payoffs
[40331]to corporations and farms for not producing or growing
[40332]products and. for ridiculous depletion payoffs.
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[40336]#24, Immediate allocation to the formation of an
[40337]agency to scientifically and objectively investigate thoroughly
[40338]the harm and damages caused by various use of all drugs. Their
[40339]rapid but thorough study will be presented to the American
[40340]public, thus creating in some cases more liberal and in some
[40341]cases more stringent laws governing the use of drugs.
[40343]A. Stiffer penalties for users of
[40344]‘illegal drugs.
[40346]B. Harsher penalties for sales of
[40347]drugs. —
[40349]C. Death penalties for suppliers of
[40350]forbidden drugs.
[40352]D. Abolition of drug give-away pro-
[40354]grams.
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[40368]#25. Immediate reestablishment of a just law and
[40369]order for the protection of all American citizens and the
[40370]elimination of America's enemies.
[40372]This tape was prepared by Frank Drager for immed-
[40373]iate shipment to the FBI, Copies are made by William: Carroll
[40374]and forwardéd to the press services for immediate release.
[40376], ‘Frank Drager and Bill Carroll are both “officers of the NRA
[40377]and are presently being sought by the FBI.
[40379]White Power."
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[40400]On June 11, 1974, NK T~2 advised he developed information
[40401]that would indicate a meeting was held at the residence of
[40402]AL LENTZ, Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku Klux
[40403]Klan, in the York, Pennsylvania area. In attendance, were numerous
[40404]members of the Ku Klux Klan and Minutemen organization.
[40406]PRANK. DRAGER was known to have been at this meeting.
[40407]DRAGER outlined his plans for establishing an organization called
[40408]the National Revoluntionary Army. DRAGER explained that the goals
[40409]of this group were to "destroy" the United States Government and
[40410]replace it with members of his own group. DRAGER was believed to
[40411]have mentioned he contacted H. RAP BROWN, a black extremist, and
[40412]other activist leaders and plans to united, these various groups
[40413]to achieve his goals.
[40415]DRAGER also indicated he had a large quantity of dynamite
[40416]and plans to blow up two city blocks on July 4, 1974. DRAGER
[40417]stated that he did not have blasting caps at that time but might,
[40418]be able to get them from a Minuteman member in Indiana.
[40420]DRAGER alleges to have traveled to various parts of
[40421]the country and has urged members of the right wing to commit
[40422]acts of violence on July 4, 1974, so that the NRA could take
[40423]credit for these acts. The source was advised DRAGER exhibited
[40424]four .45 caliber pistols, three .30 caliber carbines and one
[40425]bolt action rifle at this meeting.
[40427]The source was further advised DRAGER braggs about his
[40428]passing bad checks in Florida and his using stolen credit cards
[40429]to purchase gasoline, food and lodging. DRAGER supposedly plans
[40430]to obtain $200,000.00 in the near future and this might be
[40431]‘accomplished through a kidnapping or bank robbery.
[40433]DRAGER further indicated sometime during the meeting
[40434]that he would like to know how to make letter bombs.
[40436]On June 13, 1974, NK T-3 advised he learned a meeting
[40437]was held at the home of ALBERT LENTZ, head of a small group called
[40438]the Independent Ku Klux Klan of York, Pennsylvania. FRANK DRAGER
[40439]was known to have been in atten@ance with six or seven other
[40440]right wing sympathizers. At that meeting, DRAGER stated he plans
[40441]to blow up two city blocks by placing dynamite in the sewer system
[40442]of this city.
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[40453]DRAGER also requested the group to cause incidents
[40454]such as explosions on July 4, 1974, so a group he is forming
[40455]called the NRA could take credit for it. DRAGER stated he was
[40456]going underground and would use the code name io
[40458]- (j Pomel
[40460]DRAGER was known to have stayed at AL LENTZ' residence
[40462]from June 3} 1974 to June 6, 1974.
[40465]On June 15,-1974, NK T-2 advised that in conversation
[40466]with a Ku Klux Klan member in Philadelphia, it was learned six or
[40467]seven individuals met at the home of AL LENTZ, on June 5, 1974,
[40468]in York, Pennsylvania. All in attendance represented a small group
[40469]of independent Ku Klux Klan members and several Indiana representatives
[40470]of the Minutemen. FRANK DRAGER was in attendance and discussed his
[40471]plans for the forming of a group called "NRA" and the source also
[40472]developed information that DRAGER was planing to blow up two city
[40473]blocks on July 4, 1974.
[40475]On July 2, 1974, Mr. ROY ERAUKHOUSER was interviewed by
[40476]Special Agents of the FBI in thay fégence of his attorney. FRANKHOUSER
[40477]stated he met FRANK, DRAGER on June 7, 1974, at the Coach House
[40478]Restaurant, 5th and‘ Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsylvania.
[40479]FRANKHOUSER was brought to the restaurant by a JAKE (LAST NAME UNKNOWN)
[40480]an associate of DRAGER's; however, JAKE was not present during this
[40481]meeting. During the meeting, DRAGER wanted FRANKHOUSER's help in
[40482]obtaining fuses for timing devices for explosives and requested
[40483]further assistance in several projects. FRANKHOUSER stated he
[40484]declined in both cases. DRAGER stated he had looked into the Gubow
[40485]matter in Michigan, and indicated he and his group were going to kill
[40486]Judge GUBOW. DRAGER stated he had been to Michigan and "cased"
[40487]the judge's home. DRAGER stated he tried to contact the wife of
[40488]Reverend ROBERT MILES, in Michigan, but she would not talk to him.
[40489]DRAGER stated the only reservation he had about killing Judge GUBOV
[40490]was whether or not it would effect the appeal of Reverend MILES.
[40492]It is noted Judge GUBOW is the Federal judge who sat in
[40493]on the case involving Reverend ROBERT MILES, who was tried and
[40494]convicted for the bombing of school buses in Pontiac, Michigan.
[40496]FRANKHOUSER stated DRAGER also stated he was going to take
[40497]care of two FBI agents and mentioned the names CLONINGER (phonetic)
[40498]and MIFFLIN (phonetic). DRAGER indicated he was going to “blow
[40499]them out" and kill them. DRAGER also indicated he needed enough
[40500]explosives to “level a one story building". DRAGER stated that at
[40501]one point he was going to blow,»up an IRS building, but did not mention
[40502]any specific location.
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[40515]It is noted Special Agents of the FBI mentioned above are
[40516]possibly identical to SAS BURL E. CLONINGER and CHARLES F. MOFFET?,
[40517]who have worked Ku Klux Klan matters in the Trenton, New Jersey area.
[40519]FRANKHOUSER stated he accompanied DRAGER and they walked
[40520]to the vicinity of 3rd and Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsyivania,
[40521]where a relatively new car was parked. _DRAGER opened the trunk and
[40522]FRANKHOUSER observed numerous handguns and rifles and believed there
[40523]were explosives in the trunk. FRANKHOUSER could not furnish further
[40524]description of this vehicle. DRAGER showed FRANKHOUSER the weapons
[40525]to show them "we mean business".
[40527]FRANKHOUSER then stated that DRAGER indicated he had a
[40528]"caper" planned that would meant $200,000.00. DRAGER did not
[40529]further discuss the caper. FRANKHOUSER concluded on his own that
[40530]the "caper" was possibly a bank robbery. FRANKHOUSER denied any
[40531]specific knowledge regarding any bank robberies on DRAGER's part.
[40533]FRANKHOUSER stated he was contacted by DRAGER via telephone
[40534]call on one occasion subsequent to June 7, 1974 meeting. At this
[40535]time, DRAGER indicated two of his men had been arrested and the
[40536]"caper" was delayed. This cdntact was about two days prior to
[40537]DRAGER's arrest in New Jersey.
[40539]It is noted the New Jersey State Police made available
[40540]a xerox copy of a parking ticket in the recovered 1973 Pinto, stolen
[40541]by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, indicating he was ticketed on June 6,
[40542]1974, at 1:41 pm, in the vicinity of 4th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania,
[40543]Ticket Number 18025, thusly verifying that DRAGER was in the Reading:
[40544]area on or about the date DRAGER and FRANKHOUSER -had their clandestine
[40545]meeting.
[40547]On June 14, 1974, Detective JOEN REYNOLDS, New Jersey,
[40548]State Police, West Trenton, New Jersey, advised a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL
[40549]and a JAMES KEITH were arrested by the New Jersey State Police at
[40550]Bordentown, New Jersey, when they were noticed to have illegally
[40551]passed a stopped school bus on Route #206, at Columbus, New Jersey,
[40552]and it was subsequently determined their vehicle was a stolen motor
[40553]vehicle.
[40555]va
[40557]CARROLL when stopped, produced a driver's license for a
[40558]WILLIAM R.“KJENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. ~
[40559]The arresting officer observed seVeral other documents which appeared
[40560]to be driver's license in the wallet of CARROLL, thusly arousing his
[40561]investigative curiosity. The"officer further noted a carbine protruding
[40562]from a cardboard carton in CARROLL's vehicle. The Vehicle Identificatio
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[40571]Number was put into the National Crime Information Center
[40572]computers (NCIC) and it was determined this car was stolen
[40573]from Lawrence Township, New Jersey, on March 11, 1974, by
[40574]FRANK DRAGER, JR. ,
[40576]; Alfurther search of the vehicle revealed four pistols
[40577].and two MI .30 caliber carbines,-numerous urban guerrilla mini-
[40578]manuals, military handbooks, Nazi and Minutemen handbooks,
[40579]camping gear, gas masks and chemicals.
[40580]The weapons were specifically noted to be as follows:
[40582]1. One Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial
[40583]number 75190.
[40585]2. One Stoeger .22 caliber Luger automatic,
[40586]serial number 363.
[40588]3. One .30 caliber carbine, Plainfield Machine
[40589]Company, serial number 44837.
[40590]an i
[40592]4, Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, serial
[40593]number 1883084.
[40595]5. Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, Commander
[40596]Model, serial number 70SC19183.
[40598]6. .30 caliber Ml carbine, United States Government,
[40599]serial number 3329743.
[40601]A check with the NCIC computers failed to indicate
[40602]any of these weapons as having been stolen property.
[40604]Also contained in the vehicle were numerous chemicals
[40605]as noted below:
[40607]1. One bottle marked M<liexane.
[40608]2. Two bottles of hydrochloric acid.
[40609]3. One bottle of Xylene.
[40611]4, One bottle of Nitric acid.
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[40618]5. one glass distiller.
[40619]ry 6. Rubber gloves.
[40620]. 7. Plastic tubing.
[40622]8. Amonia.
[40624]9. “One red .can marked motor oil.
[40626]These chemicals are presently in the custody of
[40627]New Jersey State Police Laboratory, West Trenton, New Jersey.
[40629]On April 17, 1974, Detective JAMES HEWITT, Lawrence
[40630]Township, New Jersey, Police Department, advised that their department
[40631]had a warrant for the subject's arrest. He is charged with fraud
[40632]for failure to return a 1973 Ford rental car, rented by DRAGER on
[40633]March 11, 1974. On August 6, 1974, Mr. HAROLD LANG, Lang Enterprises,
[40634]209 Lawrence Road, Lawrence Township, New Jersey, owner of the
[40635]Econo-Car Rental System, advised DRAGER rented a 1973 green Ford
[40636]Pinto, bearing New Jersey plates YOK-300, on March 11, 1974.
[40637]The vehicle was to be returned on March 18, 1974. DRAGER deposited
[40638]$75.00 cash, and produced a New Jersey driver's license issued to
[40639]FRANK A. DRAGER, JR., 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, New Jersey,
[40640]driver's license number D7151 26761 08404.
[40642]LANG advised he reported the car stolen to the Lawrence
[40643]Township, New Jersey, Police Department, when the vehicle was not
[40644]returned on March 18, 1974. LANG was then contacted by Detective
[40645]HEWITT on June 19, 1974 and was advised he could pick up the recovered
[40646]vehicle from the New Jersey State Police, at Bordentown, New Jersey.
[40647]LANG made available the rental agreement which appears to be signed
[40648]by DRAGER. During the three months the vehicle was gone, DRAGER
[40649]totaled 16,509 miles having accured a bill totaling $2,393.71.
[40650]On July 12, 1974, Special Agent RONALD DECKER, Bureau of Alcohol,
[40651]Tobacco and Firearms, Trenton, New Jersey, advised a trace of the
[40652]abovementioned weapons seized on June 13, 1974, at Bordentown, New
[40653]Jersey, were ‘traced to their department which revealed the following
[40654]information:
[40656]1. The Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial number
[40657]75190, was sold to Simmons Hardware Company, ~
[40658]{no address noted) on October 23, 1912.
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[40675]2. The Stoeger .22 caliber Luger automatic, serial
[40676]number 363, was sold to OLAF WILLIAM! AIKEN
[40677], 1846 West Lake, Famimish Parkway, Bellvue,
[40679]Washington. AIKEN was noted to be alwhite male,
[40681]Born October 17, 1939, at Webster, South Dakota.
[40683]_ Hévis 5°8", 150 pounds, having Washington State
[40685]\ License AIKENOW61PP. This weapon was purchased
[40687]. April 18, 1959, from the Seattle Sporting Goods,
[40689]“4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast, Seattle, Washington.
[40691]3.. The .30 caliber Plainfield carbine was allegedly
[40692]purchased by FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, 100-101 Ocean
[40693]Street, Marathon, Florida, on April 13, 1974.
[40695]4. Colt,.45 caliber Commander, serial number
[40696]le fae was last known to be owned by MARSHALL
[40697]L.yMC ELWANEX 45635 Casmere, Warren, Michigan, oor
[40698]—oyx“Névember 16, 1973. MC ELWANEY is a white male,
[40699]born April 12, 1950, Detroit, Michigan, 6', 158
[40700]pounds, having Michigan driver's license number
[40701]M245-585-497-285. He purchased this from Gell's
[40702]Sporting Goods , 11557 12 Mile Road, Warren, Michigan.
[40704]5-6. The colt pistol .45 caliber automatic serial number
[40705]1883084 and the .30 caliber Ml carbine serial number
[40706]3329743, were determined to be United States Government
[40707]weapons. The director of civilian marksmanship,
[40708]Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, advised they have no
[40709]records reflecting these weapons were stold to civilians.
[40710]: RON DECKER, Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (ATF) advised
[40711]these last two weapons are undoubtedly stoien but were probably
[40712]stolen prior to the institution of NCIC a i are not longer maintained
[40713]on Government records. Ja Aa DELP
[40715]On July 1, 1974, JAMES SOWARDYERTTN and WILLIAM ERIC
[40716]CARROLL were interviewed by Special Agents of the FBI at the
[40717]Burlington County Jail, Mount Holly, New Jersey, and neither subject
[40718]appeared cooperative. On July 17, 1974, the subjects were re-
[40719]interviewed and set forth is information obtained during the
[40720]interview.
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[40734]Date of transcription
[40736]. WILLIAM, AME CCGA RROLL, in-mate, Burlington County
[40737]Jail, was “ade” kno the identity of the! interviewing agent
[40738]and the nature of the inguiry. CARROLL was advised of his
[40739]Constitutional Rights and indicated he understood these
[40740]rights bpt was unwilling to sign any forms indicating such
[40741]or to sign any statements. CARROLL was advised that the
[40743]‘ . interviewing agent, was specifically seeking information
[40745]regarding the activities of he and FRANK AUGUST DRAGER and a
[40746]group called the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). CARROLL
[40747]related the following information:
[40749]He stated he met FRANK DRAGER in the presence of a
[40751]THOMAS MIDDAUGH prior to the summer of 1973. MIDDAUGH was
[40752]described as his close friend and they both attended a
[40753]Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rally in Upper New Jersey, at which time
[40755]- MIDDAUGH introduced him to DRAGER. DRAGER is known to be the
[40756]legal guardian for MIDDAUGH. He was much impressed by the
[40757]zeal and philosophy of FRANK DRAGER and immediately became
[40758]his close friend and associate. Even though it was later
[40759]learned by CARRQGLL that DRAGER was a homosexual, he decided
[40760]to be tolerant of this fa¢t and they would continue to travel
[40761]together and expound their right wing philosaphy.
[40763]He stated he felt he had quite a bit to do with
[40764]FRANK DRAGER re~joining the right wing element. He stated
[40765]that they talked a lot about how the right wing could change
[40766]the country and felt they could work together as a highly
[40767]proficient team. He stated that many of their activities were
[40768]planned while they were high on marijuana.
[40770]Arne 3.
[40772]Later that cunmed! he and DRAGER were in Trenton,
[40773]N.J., where he was introduced to,one of DRAGER's best friends
[40774]by the name of JIM/SRODERICK. »BRODERICK was known to have
[40775]an extensive criminal record“and”at that time was dealing in
[40776]marijuana. BRODERICK was also seen on numerous occasions with
[40777]stolen checks believed to have been taken from the Trenton
[40778]area businesses. He, DRAGER and BRODERICK left the Trenton
[40779]area inasmuch as BRODERICK was involved in some way with a
[40780]200 pound marijuana buy which involved a shooting. CARROLL
[40782]stated he did not know the specifics of this incident.
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[40786]SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT /mla 7/23/74
[40787]by a Dale dictated
[40788]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, lt is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
[40789]it and its contents ore not to be distribuied oulside your ogency.
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[40800]4 They then went to the Jersey Shore where BRODERICK
[40801]and DRAGER obtained employment at the Captain Couragecus Bar.
[40802]BRODERICK and DRAGER were known to have stolen numerous checks
[40803]from the Captain Courageous Bar and passed these checks to
[40805].obtain morley to travel to Florida.
[40807]In September of 1973, he, DRAGER and BRODERICK were
[40809]arrested in Toms River, N.J., in what he felt was a "set up”.
[40811]He stated he believed the FBI had made their presencelknown to
[40812]the local authorities so the local authorities would arrest
[40813]and harass them for the FBI. The three of them made bail and
[40814]purchased 40 pounds of marijuaha’and left for Florida in
[40815]FRANK DRAGER's camper truck, They took several jobs under
[40816]assumed names, working as dishwashers and cooks. BRODERICK
[40818]then took a job at the Ocean Reef Beach Club in Key Largo, Fla.
[40820]He and DRAGER also worked there for a short time but were
[40821]fired.
[40823]During this period of time, DRAGER purchased an
[40824]M-1 Carbine and 4 .45 caliber automatic pistol while in
[40825]Florida. He and DRAGER thén travelled to New Orleans,
[40826]where they made a drug buy and stole a .32 caliber handgun
[40827]from a drug pusher on the New Orleans waterfront.
[40829]After making several right wing contacts, they left
[40831]New Orleans! and,travelled to Springfield, Ill., to meet
[40833]other right wing sympathizers. On their journey, they had
[40834]met ROBERT LGHELION.of the KKK and PB ROBE Berean PUGH of the
[40835]Minutemen.’ SHELTON and DE PUGH promised” uw Furie Support for the
[40836]NRA, which CARROLL stated was the same as the White Action
[40837]Movement founded by DRAGER several years ago at Trenton, N.J.
[40838]On their way te Springfield, they stopped at the residence of
[40839]DON ZINN in Michigan. CARROLL indicated that during their ‘
[40840]travels they wore constantly seeking weapons, ammunition, and
[40841]manuals on -goriiip warfare,
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[40845]While in Springfield, Ill., in February, 1974, they
[40847]‘were arrested for possession of marijuana, burglary tools,
[40849]and dangerous weapons. CARROLL again advised he felt the
[40850]FBI had something to do with this arrest and expressed the
[40851]thought that possibly DE PUGH was an informant or else the
[40852]FBI had seen them with DE PUGH And followed them to the
[40854]location of their arrest. CARROLL stated he used the iltJentification
[40856]of THOMAS MIDDAUGH inasmuch ‘as he theught the FBI and the
[40858]Florida authorities had waxrants for he and DRAGER.
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[40877]DRAGER obtained bail money for them and upon their
[40878]release from jail they tried to obtain the camper truck back
[40879]but were advised by the local authorities it was going to be
[40880]used as evidence in their pending case.
[40882]i * . Inasmuch as they had-‘no transportation, they then
[40883]hitchhiked from Springfield, T1ll., to York, Pa., where they
[40884]visited with AL LENTZ. They then proceeded to Trenton, N.d.,
[40885]and obtained a rental car which they did not return. CARROLL
[40886]indicated they then left the Trenton area and went to Boston,
[40887]Mass., in efforts to get him a driver's license. While in
[40888]Boston they tried to cash several more Captain Courageous
[40889]checks but were not successful, inasmuch as everybody
[40890]required photographic identification.
[40892]After having left Boston, Mass., they travelled to .
[40893]Washington, D.C., and visited a SKYLER FERRIS (phonetic). They
[40894]tried to obtain maps of the sewer system of Washington, D.C.,
[40895]from him. FERRIS was advised of their plans to boinb the
[40897]Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and at first FERRIS was not
[40898]agreeable. FERRIS was then guaranteed that the local authorities
[40899]would be advised of the bomb a half hour prior te its detonation
[40900]on July 4, 1974. FERRIS was agreeable to this plan and
[40902]supplied them with the diagram of the sewer system. FERRIS
[40904]is further known to be a right wing patriot and supplied
[40906]names of local ‘patriots to DRAGER.
[40908]After departing Washington, D.C., they travelled
[40910]to Florida and visited with an ORVILLE een
[40913]They then proceeded to Alabama here they registered
[40914]the vehicle they stole in Trenton, N.J. They then travelled
[40915]back to York, Pa., and saw AL LENTZ again. They. visited
[40916]several days with LENTZ and then returned to Trenton, N.J.,
[40917]where they looked up a JAMES KEITH, who is known to be a
[40918]close friend of JAMES BRODERICK. They requested him to find’
[40919]them an apartment which they could rent for several weeks
[40920]prior to their planned suly 4 attempt to bomb the IRS,
[40921]Washington, D.C.
[40923]KEITH, DRAGER, and he were going to the Florence -
[40924]Motel in Florence, N.Jd., to move into a room they had rented.
[40925]DRAGER was dropped off at an Acme Market to buy groceries
[40926]inasmuch as there was not room in the vehicle for the three
[40927]of them and groceries. They were heading toward the motel
[40928]to deposit their equipment and clothes when they were arrested
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[40939]by the New Jersey State Police for passing a stopped school
[40940]bus. He stated he was going to shoot it out with the New
[40941]Jersey State Trooper but became concerned when KEITH did not
[40942]appear to go along with the idea. They were going to stay at
[40943]the motel ,for approximately two weeks and then return to
[40944]Pennsylvania and get dynamite from some patriots in Pennsylvania.
[40945]If this plan ‘was unsuccessful, they had planned to go to one
[40947]of the Western Statés and obtain dynamite under the guise of
[40948]future prospectors. He stated that the chemicals that were
[40950]in the car at the time of his arrest were experimented with
[40952]by he and DRAGER in efforts to make a bomb. These efforts were
[40953]not too successful and thusly they decided dynamite would be
[40955]a better method.
[40957]CARROLL advised the NRA is identical to the White
[40958]Action Movement formed by DRAGER in 1970 in Trenton, N.J.
[40959]He claims to have organized chapters all over the United States
[40960]and Canada and these groups are composed of disgruntled right
[40961]wing patriots who are not satisfied with the passive activities
[40962]of the KKK and the Minutemen Organization. He claimed to have
[40963]taken an oath and could not divulge who any of these other
[40964]members are. He claimed this group is storing weapons and
[40965]explosives and no chapter knows where the other chapter's
[40966]weapons are.
[40968]CARROLL stated the NRA believes in doing anything
[40969]‘necessary to support themselves while they are endeavoring to
[40970]overtake the U.S. Government. The NRA believes in bank
[40971]robbery, armored car heists, and cashing stolen checks.
[40973]He said presently the NRA has no plans for political kidnappings.
[40974]He stated all their members are instructed to die for the
[40976]cause if necessary. The NRA has devised a code system whereby
[40977]one member can contact another member without the Federal
[40978]authorities knowing this is being done. He stated they have
[40979]several training grounds throughout the East Coast and
[40981]Mid-West areas and their men are being trained in the use of
[40983]all kinds of weapons.
[40985]When specifically asked who other members of the
[40986]NRA were, CARROLL refused to identify any of these members
[40987]and it appeared as if possibly : no members did, in fact, ~
[40988]exist.
[40990]CARROLL advised JAMES KEITH, who was arrested with
[40992]him in the stolen motor vehicle, was not a right wing Patriot
[40993]and could not be trusted. “KEITH's services were requested
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[41015]by DRAGER inasmuch as KEITH is a close friend of JAMES
[41017]BRODERICK and was known to be active in criminal endeavors in.
[41019]the Trenton area. He and DRAGER believed. KEITH might be able
[41021]to financially help their cause. ‘
[41022]‘CARROLL advised the NRA's philosophy was an incorpora-
[41024]tion of much of the thoughts of the KKK, Minutemen, and the
[41026]American Nazi Party. He stated they were more revolutionary
[41028]and would actively and ardently endeavor to overthrow the U.S.
[41030]Government’ and replace it with the National Revolutionary
[41032]Army. He expounded the philosophy that the NRA. was anti-Jewish,
[41034]anti-Negro, and anti-Catholic. The NRA is promoting the
[41036]deportation of all non-native born Americans and the return
[41038]of the Jews and Negroes to their homelands. He stated they
[41040]were definitely against the Pederal Income Tax, which is
[41042]what led them to decide to blow up the IRS building in
[41044]Washington, D.C. The NRA further advocates political assassinations
[41046]if necessary. He;stated that DRAGER had considered killing
[41048]a Judge GUBOW in Michigan but decided not to inasmuch as the
[41049]judge's death might hinder the appeal of Reverend BOB MILES
[41050]who has been sentenced to prison by Judge GUBOW for the
[41051]bombing of school buses in Michigan. CARROLL stated he and
[41052]DRAGER have cashed numerous stolen checks throughout the U.S.
[41053]to support themselves. He indicated DRAGER was possibly
[41054]involved in an armed robbery in the Boston, Mass., area but
[41055]then decided he did not want to talk further about this matter.
[41057]DRAGER had obtained numerous handguns and rifles
[41058]while travelling throughout the U.S. Most of these weapons
[41059]were purchased in the name of FRANK DRAGER, using identification
[41060]DRAGER had obtained in his own name in Florida.
[41062]CARROLL was asked about his knowledge of a tape
[41064]. “recording sent to ORVILLE LIPPERT in Florida, where DRAGER
[41065]requests LIPPERT's assistance in returning his camper truck,
[41066]which LIPPERT purchased from him, to his aunt EDNA GRABER
[41067]in Trenton, N.J. In this tape, DRAGER identified himself to
[41068]LIPPERT so that EDNA GRABER can purchase back this vehicle for
[41069]DRAGER. CARROLL stated LIPPERT purchased this vehicle from
[41071]. DRAGER for $1.00. LIPPERT went to Springfield, I11., and
[41073]obtained the truck from the Springfield, I11., police authorities.
[41074]At the end of this tape, DRAGER makes reference to the fact
[41075]he killed “two pigs", in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach but
[41076]with zero publicity. DRAGER then states “watch out for the
[41077]third pig." CARROLL advised the word pig referred to the
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[41091]barnyard type and not to police officers. He stated they
[41092]obtained pigs which they killed and carried into a Jewish
[41093]synagogue in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach. He stated in
[41094]no way would he believe DRAGER would kill a police officer
[41095]unless it was in self-defense.
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[41103]observation and interview: ove
[41106]* Name WILLIAM ERIC/ CARROLL Jae
[41107]Alias Williay’dJenkins 4 :
[41108]Race White i
[41109]Sex Male wi Niawf Case") ‘ i
[41110]Nationality American i m) im fa. 4 i
[41111]Date of Birth August 30, 1955 i
[41112]Place of” Birt — ~e Newark; Woo. a :
[41113]Address een 208" METIEGWIT Road ~ i
[41114]East Brunswick, N.J. | .
[41115]: Height Sty" :
[41116]~ Weight; _ 140-150 pounds :
[41117]Build ‘ Thin '
[41118]Hair Brown :
[41119]Eyes Blue f
[41120]Marital Status Single
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[41141]JAMES KEITH, in-mate, Burlington County Jail,
[41142]was made “KndétHicthetientity of the interviewing agent yy
[41143]a show of credentials and was advised the FBI was inquiring
[41144]of him any information he had regarding the activities of
[41145]WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, FRANK AUGUST RBRAGER, and a group
[41146]ee 7 called the National Revolutionary Army.
[41148]KEITH stated he has known FRANK DRAGER for approxi-
[41149]mately two years. He was introduced to DRAGER by a JAMES
[41150]BRODERICK, who was described by him to be his best friend.
[41151]KEITH advised he personally has no political philosophy, and
[41152]more specifically is not invoived in any form or phase with
[41153]DRAGER or his right wing extremist activities.
[41155]On June 11, 1974, two days before his arrest with
[41156]WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, known to him as JAKE, JAKE and DRAGER
[41157]appeared at his apartment at 125 Dye Street, Trenton, N.d.,
[41158]requesting his help in efforts to find an apartment. He
[41159]stated BRODERICK had given DRAGER his address. DRAGER and
[41160]JAKE stayed at his apartmént for one night. DRAGER stated
[41161]he needed a place to lay low for two weeks inasmuch as he
[41162]planned to travel to Washington, D.C., to blow up the
[41163]Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building at Washington, D.C.
[41164]KEITH advised he felt DRAGER was a braggart and did not
[41165]believe DRAGER would actually blow up the IRS Building.
[41166]DRAGER stated that they were presently operating a stolen
[41167]motor vehicle and were wanted by the FBI. KEITH stated he
[41168]found an apartment on the corner of Hamilton and Chambers
[41169]Streets in Trenton, N.J., but DRAGER refused this inasmuch
[41170]as it was on the third floor rather than the first floor.
[41171]That next evening, on the 12th of June; they visited a close
[41172]friend of KEITH's by the name of VINNY {RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton
[41173]Avenue, and requested of RAMPONE a garggé ivwntth to hide
[41174]the stdélen motor vehicle. He stated he did not tell RAMPONE
[41175]specifically the nature of the request inasmuch as he felt
[41176]RAMPONE might call the policé if he knew the car was stolen.
[41177]KEITH advised he knew DRAGER had numerous weapons concealed
[41178]in the vehicle, KEITH stated that he did not wish DRAGER
[41180]and JAKE to stay with him, so he recommended they! obtain an -
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[41182]i
[41186]Inlerviewed on. 7/17/74 at Mt. Holly, N.Jd. File 3
[41188]by SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT /mia Date dictated 7/23/74
[41190]This document conts'ns neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FSi, his the property of the FBl and is loaned to yaur agency;
[41191]it ond ils contents are not to be distributed oviside your agency.
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[41219]efficiency apartment at the Florence Motel in Florence, N.J.
[41220]On the evening of June 13, 1974, he and JAKE dropped FRANK
[41221]DRAGER off at a grocery store in the Florence, N.dJ., area,
[41222]and as they were travelling to the motel they were arrested
[41223]by the New Jersey State Police on a Eraffic charge. At
[41225]‘ , the time they were stopped, CARROLL reached under the front
[41226]seat and drew out a .45 caliber automatic and stated he was
[41227]going to shoot it out with the trooper. KEITH told him
[41228]he was crazy, inasmuch as JAKE did not even know why they
[41229]were stopped. The officer advised them they had illegally
[41230]passed a school bus and requestéd to see JAKE's identification.
[41231]JAKE then handed the trooper a driver's license and the
[41232]trooper evidently noticed JAKE had several other driver's
[41233]licenses in his wallet. The trooper then apparently became
[41234]suspicious and made them stand against the car while he looked
[41235]around. The trooper then spotted one of the guns, placed them
[41236]under arrest, and later determined the car to have been stolen.
[41238]KEITH stated he is a parole violator inasmuch as
[41239]he has been arrested. KEITH indicated he had no involvement
[41240]with DRAGER and JAKE and had requested he transfer to another
[41241]jail inasmuch as his involvement with JAKE might get him into
[41242]further trouble.
[41244]He stated that in his conversations with JAKE while
[41245]in. the Burlington County Jail he has determined the following
[41246]information:
[41248]DRAGER and JAKE had received a map of the diagram
[41250]of the sewer system in Washington, D.C., from a friend of
[41252]DRAGER's who works for the Sewer Department in Washington, D.C.
[41253]t JAKE and DRAGER indicated they were going to blow up the IRS
[41255]Building in Washington, D.C. It was also determined that
[41257]DRAGER has dynamite and guns buried on a farm, which is in
[41259]Pennsylvania. The name GEORGE HOUSER was mentioned in reference
[41261]to this farm. JAKE had indicated he and DRAGER had gone to
[41263]the Boston, Mass., area and possibly were involved in a bank
[41265]robbery. JAKE and DRAGER had pre-arranged plans to make an
[41267]escape at any courthouse the other one was to appear if
[41269]apprehended. A person by the name of DE PUGH was to have
[41271]gotten a copy of the sewer planS of Washington, D.C., from
[41273]FERRIS. A RAYMOND DOERFLER from Trenton, N.J., went to a
[41275]Ku Klux Klan meeting at Risfng Sun, Md., in efforts to get
[41277]money for FRANK DRAGER's bail and further monies in efforts
[41279]to help DRAGER purchase his camper truck from a ORVILLE LIPPERT.
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[41298]It is further noted ROY FRANKHOUSER, Reading, Pa.,
[41299]is believed to use the code name "RALPH", FRANK DRAGER and
[41300]JAKE had planned to rob a bank and had considered also an
[41301]‘armored car robbery.
[41303]JAKE had mentioned on several occasions a training
[41304]grounds used by the National Revolutionary Army (NRA) for
[41305]the purpose of the invasion of Cuba and the NRA clains support
[41306]from the Cuban underground. The NRA supposedly plans to
[41307]invade Cuba on July 4, 1976. .
[41309]It was further learned that the camper truck, which
[41310]is a home-made camper and in the possession of ORVILLE LIPPERT, was
[41311]designed specifically to be used in smuggling guns across
[41312]the Canadian border. The wails of the camper truck have secret
[41313]compartments and DRAGER is supposed to have a gun contact in
[41314]Canada. Presently there are believed to be two 9mm. lugers
[41315]located somehwere in the camper body. JAKE also stated DRAGER
[41316]has a close friend who is affiliated with the Ford Motor Company
[41317]as an inventor. This individual is an excellent machinist and
[41318]has made numerous silencers for the right wing element.
[41320]. KEITH advised he did not condone the right wing
[41321]activities of JAKE and DRAGER and. stated he would help the
[41322]FBI.in any way possible. \
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[41362]Inasmuch as DRAGER and CARROLL have been in possession
[41363]of identification, i.e., driver's license, Social Security cards
[41364]and Selective Service cards and etc., of known friends and
[41365]acquaintances, interviews were conducted to determine how
[41366]DRAGER was in receipt of the identification of WILLIAM R.
[41367]JENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, VINCENT
[41368]RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, and RAYMOND
[41369]>-DOERFLER , 549 Center Street, Trenton, New_ Jer sey. Set forth
[41370]are the reSults of these interviews: ope
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[41432]Mr, WILLIAM 2, JENKINS 364 South Olden Avenue,
[41433]Trenton, N.d0./Uwas interviewed regarding his knowledge
[41434]involving his identification papers being found on a WILLIAM
[41435]ERIC CARROLL when CARROLL was arrested on June 13, 1974,
[41436]by the New Jersey State Police at Columbus, N.d.
[41438]JENKINS Initially advised he had no knowledge as to
[41439]how WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL could be in receipt of his driver's
[41440]license and Social Security Card. He stated he had lest
[41441]his wallet several months back and did not know its where-
[41442]| abouts. At that time, it was pointed out to him that —
[41444]CARROLL was a travelling companion of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER,
[41445]and that DRAGER had had his White Action Movament Headquarters
[41446]just two houses from the JENKINS' residence. At that time,
[41447]JENKINS advised that he knew FRANK DRAGER and related the
[41448]following information: .
[41450]He stated that early in the Spring of 1974 he
[41451]saw FRANK DRAGER in a camper truck with Pennsylvania tags
[41452]across the street from his residence. DRAGER had spotted him
[41453]coming home from school and pulled over to talk to him. DRAGER
[41454]had stated that he was wanted by the FBI and needed phoney
[41455]identification. JENKINS advised he could not help him and -
[41456]could not supply any information how he might obtain such.
[41458]JENKINS then advised that around the first of June,
[41459]1974, he again met DRAGER in the front of his residence and
[41460]DRAGER, at that time, was driving a green Ford Pinto believed
[41461]to have Florida license plates. Again DRAGER requested false
[41462]identification, and JENKINS advised he could not suppiy him
[41463]with any. JENKINS then noticed his driver's license was about
[41464]to expire and asked DRAGER to take him down to the Department
[41465]of Motor Vehiclesy Trenton, N.d., where he could obtain a new
[41466]license. JENKINS then stated he must have accidently Lost
[41467]his wallet in DRAGER's car when they were returning from the
[41468]Department of Motor Vehicles. Again DRAGER indicated he was
[41469]wanted by the FBI and local police authorities. He stated
[41470]he was only passing through Trenton and was not staying in
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[41478]. SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT /mla Sew diameg 8/6/74
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[41493]JENKINS advised he also observed a .45 caliber
[41494]automatic handgun in a holster which was shown to him by
[41495]DRAGER. DRAGER aiso indicated re was wanted for a
[41496]comspiracy to blow up something bu: DRAGER was not more
[41497]specific about this charge. DRAGER also mentioned he was
[41498]wanted for passing bad checks in several states.
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[41530]; VINCENT. RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, was inter-
[41531]viewed regarding any knGwiedge he may have as to how WILLIAM
[41532]ERIC CARROLE was in possession of RAMPONE's driver's license
[41534]. and Social Security Card,
[41536]RAMPONE advised he is a close friend of JAMES KEITH,
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[41542]known to him as TEX, and-on-the evening of June 12, 1974,
[41543]KEITH and JAKE visited his apartment. They stayed there for 7
[41544]several hours talking about things in general. OF
[41545]JARE then began to go off on a right wing tangent I
[41546]and talked about “niqgers amd how they should be sent back if
[41547]to Africa.” RAMPONE told KEITH that this individual was not- id
[41548]welcome in his house inasmuch as he, RAMPONE, did not advocate 43
[41549]the right wing program. At that time KEITH stated «a FRANK i.
[41550]DRAGER needed a garage to park his car. RAMPONE then t
[41551]realized DRAGER was also a right wing extremist and declined F
[41552], this request. He stated that at that time JAKE -had access,-to- i:
[41553]_ kis bedroom and bathreom and possibly obtained some cf this” E
[41554]identification at that time. RAMPONE showed his original i
[41555]driver's license and indicated the only thing JAKE could i:
[41557]. have cbhtained was an old temporary driver’s License which was
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[41604]Mr. RAYMOND -DORRELER ch 49 Centre Street, Trenton,
[41605]N.J., voluntarify appeared at the Trenton Resident Agency
[41606]of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and advised he
[41607]was a close friend to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER. He stated he and
[41608]DRAGER had been active together over the past several years
[41609]in matters involving the activities of the National Knights
[41610]of the Ku Klux Klan in Bucks County, Pa. DOERFLER advised
[41611]he is presently a leading officer of the Bucks County Chapter.
[41613]DOERFLER advised that inasmuch as FRANK DRAGER
[41614]has appeared ultra-radical in his right wing activities and
[41615]has been committing many criminal violations, DOERFLER felt
[41616]it was in the best interest of the Klan if they would
[41617]separate themselves from any of DRAGER's activities.
[41619]On March 12, 1974, DRAGER contacted DOERFLER at
[41620]DOERFLER's place of employment, The Pennington Furnace
[41621]Pennington, N.J., and asked DORRFLER to supply him with
[41622]phoney identification. DRAGER stated the green Ford Pinto
[41623]he was drivingwas stolen and he had plans of leaving the State
[41624]of New Jersey. DOERFLER stated that DRAGER was in the company
[41625]of a young white male known to him by the name JAKE. ft
[41626]was also noted that several weapons were observed in this
[41627]vehicle.
[41629]DOERFLER said to DRAGER he could not supply him with
[41630]any phoney identification, and more specifically could not
[41631]give him his.
[41633]DOERELER was told by DRAGER that he, DRAGER, was
[41634]going to leave’ the area and head toward Penndel, Pa., to
[41635]meet a FRED: SHAFFLER.at the Lantern Inn in Penndel. SHAFFLER
[41636]is known € to be employed at Ferneli's Auto Body in Levittown, Pa.
[41638]e
[41640]I ‘Interviewed on ai File #
[41644]“ee
[41646]SA CHARLES F.. MOFFETT fmla 7/23/74
[41648]by ate dictated
[41650]H This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBL It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency:
[41651]it ond ils contents ore not to be distribvied outside your agency.
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[41683]On June 27, 1974, Mr. SCHUYLER DAVENPORT FERRIS,
[41685]2903 Brook Drive, Falls Church, Virgiwiiay was interviewed by
[41687]Special Agents of the FBI. He statei he continues his employment
[41689]with the District of Columbia Government, where he checks on and
[41691]takes remedial action concerning sludge buildup where sewage
[41693]pipes enter the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers in the Washington,
[41695]D.C. area. FERRIS related anyone claiming to be an engineer or
[41697]‘to acting on behalf of an engineer, may obtain free copies of
[41699]diagrams of water and sewer systems of Washington, D.C. area,
[41701]by contacting Third Floor of the District Building, 12th and
[41702]Pennsylvania Avenues, Washington, D.C. FERRIS denied having
[41703]furnished any such documents to anyone and emphasized that anyone
[41704]could obtain these diograms. FERRIS was asked if he had knowledge
[41705]of any plans to disrupt water or sewer systems in any major cities
[41706]and he denied knowing of any such plans. On June 30, 1974, FERRIS
[41707]telephonically contacted the FBI and advised Special Agents that
[41708]he desired to provide additional information in connection with
[41709]his interview as conducted on June 27, 1974. He stated that the
[41710]defense plans for the City of Chicago, Tilinois, are available on
[41711]request from that City Government and that they show the water and
[41712]sewer systems. FERRIS stated he has maps of Washington, D.C., water
[41713]and sewer systems which. he uses in his work for the District of
[41714]Columbia, but has never furnished same to any individual or group
[41715]nor has he ever been requested to obtain this information.
[41717]FERRIS was asked if he had recently had any personal contact
[41718]with persons from out-of-town who share his same political beliefs.
[41719]FERRIS then volunteered he had seen FRANK DRAGER earlier in June
[41720]1874. After DRAGER telephoned him at his home, DRAGER requested and
[41721]obtained from FERRIS a list of names and addresses of persons
[41722]described by FERRIS as “patriots”. He would not elaborate further
[41723]on this but described DRAGER as a worthless "bragger and fink", who
[41724]was recently arrested in Illinois and was thereafter released on
[41725]personal recognizance whereas ROY FRANKHOUSER, described by FFRRIS
[41726]as another patriot, had to post $100,000.00 bond for his release from
[41727]jail. FERRIS stated that DRAGER made no reference to any proposed
[41728]distruction of any city on or about July 4, 1974 and FERRIS denied
[41729]having any such discussion with DRAGER or anyone else. FERRIS stated
[41730]he does not know if DRAGER would participate in any such scheme and
[41731]felt certain that "no right wing patriot" would participate in any
[41732]such act of violence.
[41734]On July 2, 1974, Mr. JAMES C. ROBERTSON, Director, Engineering)
[41736]and Construction Administration, Department of Environmental Services,
[41737]District of Columbia Government, Room 309, Prudential Building,
[41738]415 12th Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C., was interviewed and it
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[41771]was determined that ROBERTSON's office maintains for distribution
[41772]1/1000 scale maps of the entire District of Columbia sewer system
[41773]and 1/1000 scale maps of the entire District of Columbia water
[41774]system. These maps are for persual and available free of charge
[41776]to persons having a valid reason but are not given away indiscriminatly
[41777]because of the cost. These maps have no dimensions and show no
[41778]detail except in a very general way. There is no record maintained
[41779]of the distribution. ROBERTSON advised the system is coded te the
[41780]map described above relating to detail map with scales of 1 inch
[41782]to 100 feet and 1 inch to 50 feet, showing the exact locations of
[41783]the water mains, the connections and valves. The maps are available
[41784]primarily to architects preparing building plans. He stated to
[41785]obtain copies of the detailed maps, the District of Columbia
[41786]Government requires a release to limit the liability of the district
[41787]in the event of a law suit.
[41789]On July 30, 1974, Mr. HASKELL L. COUNTS, Chief,
[41790]Construction and Engineering Division, Department of Environmental
[41791]Services (DES), Government of the District of Columbia, Washington,
[41792]D.C., was interviewed. Mr. COUNTS stated that DES maintains for
[41793]its own use and the use of a limited number of cthers having a
[41794]need for them, 1 inch to 1000 feet scale maps of the overail water
[41795]and sewer system of the District of Columbia. He said that blueprints
[41796]scaled 1 inch to 50 feet or 1 inch to 100 feet can be obtained from
[41797]DES for specific locations throughout the district. The blueprints
[41798]show exact locations of sewers, water mains, valves, connections,
[41799]etc., and generally are available to contractors and others having
[41800]a need for them. COUNTS advised that SCHUYLER DAVENPORT FERRIS,
[41801]who is employed by the Construction and Engineering Division, DES,
[41802]as a member of a survey party concerned with the city water and
[41803]sewer system, would have access to both maps of the overall water
[41804]and sewer systems and detailed blueprints for specific locations in
[41805]the District of Columbia.
[41807]On September 3, 1974, Mr. ALBERA RaelgRE was interviewed
[41808]at his employment , Quaker City Paper,”380 North Sherman Street,
[41809]York, Pennsylvania, by Special Agents of the FBI. LENTZ stated that
[41810]DRAGER stayed with him at his residence 330 North Street, York,
[41811]Pennsylvania, during the first week of June. He stated that DRAGER
[41812]had several guns in his possession at that time. LENTZ advised that
[41813]there were other Klan type individuals from Indianapolis in attendance
[41814]while DRAGER was there, and they and DRAGER held secret discussions
[41815]towhich LENTZ was not privy. LENTZ advised that he never heard
[41816]DRAGER talk about bombing but knows that DRAGER was talking big
[41817]about going underground. LENTZ advised that no one in his group
[41818]favors “weatherman tactics" and that if he had learned of a bombing
[41819]plot, he would have contacted Captain MC CAFFERY, of the York,
[41820]Pennsylvania, Police Department, before he would have allowed
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[41835]destruction or killing. Regarding DRAGER's claim to bomb the
[41836]city on the Fourth of July, LENTZ advised he never heard such
[41837]plans and regards DRAGER as a blow~hard., LENTZ said he has a
[41838]news letter from DRAGER dated 1972 where DRAGER claims to be
[41839]underground.
[41841], On June 13, 1974, a search of the 1973 Pinto, stolen
[41842]by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, produced the following type pages
[41843]apparently prepared by CARROLL describing the NRA, the formation
[41844]of an NRA cell, a message to the Left, though CARROLL speaks,
[41845]Commandant Reports, official position on non-whites, and letter
[41846]to the Director of Federal Bureau of Integration.
[41848]sree me cneonrenren nna amsutd hymeretst eon neuen cierammmentpnrine Sunnie end Sto meartyiononirser ie
[41854]I
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[41865]rank Drazer. and Bill Carrol have built
[41866]Arey during the ovsis consisting of
[41867]dissidant with menbei A in various abov
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[41888]Rirht and Left wins 3B Fron and Bill found theacelves well, ra-
[41890]eekved by most fuctions and Yound that the suprert had become
[41891]overwnelming in favor of a true Rigntist Revolutionary under-
[41893]ground. Unfortwia ately meny leaders were nat personally contacted
[41894]because the Federal idiots briefly inserupted our tour with
[41896]some rinor phony hare ent charges. SBuoze of you whe nad not
[41898]been contacted obably already heord of our many exploits °
[41899]into the ene G vuuderstand exactly what we have in
[41901]nind. . ~ a
[41903]While om a@ National tour visiting verious Ieadsrs in bovh the.
[41907]We were able to "set spt quite & SyYsteT: around the Hation anonig
[41909]our Revolutionary Cone 6m hefors our eapture dx Dllincis «na
[41911]we have been tree +o continue our efforts since that tine. Being -
[41912]wonted by saveral Stated ge the “ederal Government hae to
[41914]some degree hindered Cue HET Oru eS Ce aTy erYorts but our acetone
[41916]plishmsnta in the past several month ave deen overwneluingly
[41917]satisfactory to us and alarcing + ‘sdf
[41919]ta
[41920]In the very near future you will he
[41921]; 3
[41922]a
[41925]gin to henry much more about
[41926]the Hationsl Revolutionary You shail hear of and 3e|d
[41927]‘abou Revolutionary oxploits: mauay comordihaves exforte ‘in .
[41929]several, States 2¢ the etine We Eve nov eanahle to set
[41930]in nearly every State at th time, Wa have the weapons
[41931]“and “Socnnolony aac ons pras songth will soar as our Yenus
[41932]cccur with more Pruqaency o
[41933]Sone of our feats (Such as killings piss in Satans Temple) will
[41934]appear to acconuplish nothing but we €o stisl need the enexies
[41935]paranoid fright to assish us to reach cur und Z0ale
[41936]’ . . oy e
[41938]fhe Revelutionaries in the ao not cersidar themselves
[41939]the new leaders of wu ie) e merely Actionarics
[41940]who will co-ordinate Ye
[41942]Ove Soldiers will operate in total secrecy wi anonomidity
[41943]except for such times they 7 nigat WUNLGortunc eehy be Getectver
[41944]by thé eneny end av that % OY shail onsniy pProcisin
[41946]the. very sane things that pubLicly roclains : . ,
[41948]We are cperating in “celis” of between 4 ani iO men and
[41949]and no "cell" knows of tne peade renin oF an
[41951]teeli", There are 5 persone in 5 ser & seebtions of
[41952]cuericoa who know all the "erli? leaders and: are capable
[41953]~eowordinate Action if any of the haticna Staff? are Capt
[41954]by the enemy. ; a
[41956]We with gatrer our finenees by taking by force the enemies
[41957]money, we will rob banks, kidnap, force checks. fiecay ereait
[41958]‘eards and generally extort ove Financial existance Prom our
[41959]wealtay and inZtivential eneny. Cur enemy is tne gew cur
[41960]present Government is the jor. :
[41962]e .
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[41967]‘Gan we change all thie? Yes and the N.RA. will. .,
[41973]. ‘ SEA ,
[41974]ir te itarian Eeonemie dictat 10 to. its
[41976]¥e will brin; a 7
[41977]e it wilh a healthy system as predUripved by
[41978]ne
[41979]is
[41983]b
[41984]knees and repl
[41985]our founding Pa
[41986]Repuplic that th
[41988]th
[41989]ac
[41990]thers and return to the Constitutional tree
[41992]was meant to be. -
[41994]Ye will not rest until every traitor to ovr system is elimindted
[41995]and the Communist and Zionist Yorld conspiracy to éominate the
[41996]“White Race is rendered useless, - *
[41998]When we see the Communist clenched fist, we will cut it off. ;
[41999]When'we see the Zionists star of david it will enrase us to x,
[42000]attack. inen we sec the Jew nose,.we will be looking Govt -
[42001]the sites of ovr rifles.
[42003]+ .
[42005]“When we find a cove re nent _cneny within our Range we won't
[42006]hesitate to lite x fuc -
[42008]t
[42010]Enenmics Beware, the” NuReAs is playing for keeps.
[42012]74
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[42016]L : . .
[42019]— FORMATION OF CELLA
[42021]if you are ‘of! a true Ye Revolutionary ~~ 3 do not.
[42022]hesitate to form an NRA cell of your own. | Committ Revolutionary
[42023]Acts, Rob Banks and if it was done in the spitit of the White
[42024]Racial Liovement, we will accept credit for it and-in all probe -
[42025]ability contact and recruit you into the "inter-circle" of our
[42026]Movement, . a ; . : , ,
[42028].
[42030]Tt.will be rather difficult from this point on to contact us
[42031]because we are already in permanent hidcouts which we refer
[42032]to as Canps. we don't nix with the public end enly leave our
[42034]Camps to commit & Kevolutionar ect, — - .
[42035]But if you should decide to be one of us, in all probability
[42036]some one in your area is’already a member and we covld arranges
[42038]a
[42040]“7
[42042]‘for & contact.
[42044]We have a code systen set up throughout North America so that
[42045]we can stay in continual contact with our Cornrads and ratner
[42047]‘doubt the Feds will ever be able to breck our systen. -
[42048]Beware if you are an eneny agent yourself, We have in ovr ;
[42049]possessicn a lie Gevector, sodiun Ginethol, the technolicy
[42050]+o use this equipaent and the ways and means of elininating
[42051]enemies. , :
[42052]We have meny automatic weavons and chemicals for making high
[42053]explosives ant who techy nolesy for coinz’ so. We haye exnicrcives
[42054]which have been stolen over the venrs feor various enemy camps
[42055]We will buy and steal more tomatic weevens end ex losives
[42056]and we wil reeruit mere per “Who have alresndy stored aAvay
[42057]cashes of such, Wa have se silencers and tne contacts
[42058]to get mere. ie haye acids and otner hbrifying goodies,
[42060]% topped and we have the materials nece --
[42062]We dont’ oe
[42063]essary to ay to kill the CNLEY e
[42064]ve are presently working on a device which can be renote core |
[42065]trolled over 2 great distance waith will horify the enany with
[42066]gigantic explosions ie are attempting to perfect a sound
[42067]Gevece which will Dilow up the enemies war dew rices at a safe
[42068]istonce. Ye are looking into the preduction of lazer equip-
[42069]nent end shall have answers soon.
[42071]We are working with an anti-Commimist group oid shall perhaps
[42072]have 2 safe forcign base within the next several months. This
[42073]would oven supply us with nuclear nissles, ete. wowltt!!
[42080]oO aon aon .
[42082]“.
[42083]7 N . . in
[42085]Ve “have recruited into our renks many persons and some leade
[42086]‘who have over the years worked for tne so~called left: in the
[42087]‘Ynited States. Once they looked into our philcsopvhy and found
[42089]that the philosophy that pes been pumoed into their brains over
[42091]the past several years, they could r no’, resist finding out more
[42093]Gnee the so-called leftist found out that they were lured into
[42095]the leftist (Red) encampnents with érugs, sex-and generally
[42097]nothing :hilosophies, they were ready tor US.” 7
[42099]“RES SSAGER tO fF abe,
[42101]rs
[42103]‘Once they lived with groups of ‘noneWhi jes and drug addicts, *
[42104]they found that they wanted nothings to do with the Reds. iost. a ‘
[42105]dropped ont, began to yonder, returned to Nature and healv:
[42106]food digts and K st their ears and eyes open. Vhen they finall
[42107].discover the real Natural elements such as the great oucdoars
[42108]and what could de done for whe °F sticxing to e-health fooi
[42109]or Natural diet, they never again ould think seriously abouts
[42110]the so-called leftist pnilosomhy. .
[42112]- Tie
[42113]HOVEMENT » She
[42115]They became potentien recruits for the Natura
[42116]movement waich Gisires to return to the Uatur
[42118]Phe Government had become their eneny, Ghe
[42119]poison, the left became a negative and inp
[42121]what next? hey ists, dropouts
[42122]in s@arch of th gan Pinally at
[42123]and the entire besan t becore
[42124]past. Is thers
[42126]we Ceme elons.
[42128]Poyer, they. tal
[42130]have been searcuin
[42132]ve invite - peaple with
[42133]stud your yronrarie=G3
[42134]to study cur fositive
[42135]with their nesativ de
[42137]Why should the r yo
[42139]the Spocks, Del ofimens, Aptnekers, wailers,
[42141]ete., tell you, vb it is all about? Po you
[42142]Lorn?
[42144]need the jew to lead your Revolution
[42146]The Lett is not ov eneny s the Right is not your enemy, The
[42147]~@overnment is OUR enemy and we must brinn this jewish conspiracy
[42148]ealled the Republicans “and remocrate to its knees and replace
[42150]it with a _sovernzen t+ of the people, by the veople and for tne
[42152]people
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[42158]. .
[42160]Bhrovsh the many spay @ failure for the Richt’ . no-one
[42161]has succecded in stoping tne Zisnist~jew-Communist Pvolution
[42162]that has taken place throughout the Vorld. In this time the
[42163]Politicians have deserted us, our Presidents have sold us cus
[42164]for more power for themselves end ovr money hes been constmed
[42165]by the very sows who are chewing away at our society. :
[42167]Our cities are almost completely -destroyed by junkies, queers
[42168]and degenerates of tn-imaginable sorts, @nerés is the smell of
[42169]a hospitol in the air, as a conglomeration of. sick pecple
[42170]gather in the hearts of our once beautiful cities. :
[42172]Most young pecple have just droepved out. They're not Commun sist,
[42174]CD
[42175]they are Just nothing! what nave ve offered them for a re=
[42176]placement for Communismor Capitolism whi ich has becone sub-
[42177]seviant to free enterprise end the waster of our people rather
[42178]then tne vehicic to maintain freedon.
[42180]for but
[42181]c 6 wai
[42182]LG . is z . ce
[42183]knox Vi es i rag aust give
[42184]£ tell them whe should be onposed,
[42185]are constant s our Youvn witha neg ativ es and rar
[42186]ever anything € or constructive.
[42188]a ‘loz C
[42189]as. We 4 xno ae ”~
[42190]lets gat what
[42194]fhe cormmon attiti f American vtople 235
[42196]hapseni nz es t doesnit attect me
[42198]@ group rots atsconds with larse
[42200]might n a 5c en make the Tf
[42202]WBoy, Ww. ; ne 1 f Red al
[42204]they Go % ects as a wedi plonned
[42206]so forth", sually no ery of steno the theives, on
[42207]Recent noisy grouns of anvi-Civilisetion Recs Rave
[42208]attention of the youth bus not their sympathy
[42210]making Reds do now ; iy. to offer the
[42212]more than noise =n EE BO gE
[42214]eliminate such j gengs that
[42216]entire state
[42218]~ We must eliminate certain prédujuces in the R
[42220]constantly hear Rizgnt rs alelling + =
[42221]If a youth group benr ing all short h :
[42222]fex people would ¢ z of that srouns oF ac:
[42223]long hair came about due to a hush Loft wins campas a
[42224]not mean that aii Lens haired people are weds. la Fc
[42225], rash statenes te notonly senaraAtes our Youta Trou % ‘A -
[42226]Wing thus eliminating the renotest possibility of creati
[42227]a conversation “wit the Youth but it also drives them even
[42229]Ru
[42230]further from the itignt side.
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[42236]m~ es
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[42243]Was Deel Le ALU PCr Uiais FO ARR GUN EOS
[42245]of Risht Vingers to reach tne Youth and the successes of the
[42247]left to reach them t} ny other single issue tT siecomes to
[42248]my mind and that is i. (JJuana. The Right Ving iggy 2 it and
[42250]the left wing for it. The real purpose of Pot (now) is not
[42252]as most Right Vinsers believe, i.e., to destroy the minds
[42254]of the Youth, but rather to sevarate Right vinsers from Pot
[42255]Smokers, The averare person who indulges in a little Fovt.
[42256]Broking “is not:a left winger but ‘since most Right Vingers
[42258]are anti-Pot, the probability of the two getting together
[42260]is remote even though they might have.the same basic volitical
[42261].thoushts. Fot is political and more and more Right Wingers
[42262]are beginning to take a more leisurly attitude at Pot. smokers
[42263]as they find their ranks dwindling. :
[42265]ea
[42267]If we allow things that are not basic issues to divide us, then
[42269]‘we will surely looses. ‘ig cannot afford this. fhe Revolution
[42270]is here end Victory is at hand. We are joining forces with
[42271]other tiationalistic Zrouvs here and abroad. Many men have
[42272]beén waiting years for this time. Segrents of the Right and
[42273]left are joining forcesa,.- Many have lost their lives prepar-
[42274]ing for this Gay and we don't intend letting them down.
[42276]Ss
[42277]As. a great man once said "PHIS PIG THE WORLD".
[42279]Those of you wno are fighting on our side, be it directly or
[42280]in@irectly, umdexrsround or abore, let us strike only at the
[42281]real enemy, the jew and the jew infested Government.
[42283]May reason be our guide
[42284]sacred duty to act in %
[42286]744 an et} +
[42287]nay our will be our strength, may our
[42289]Laie nmeot
[42291]way give us determination and 2bo
[42293].
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[42298]all uy ouv faith protect our PEOPLES .
[42299]" Selig Heil, Revolution
[42300]“ . . - . . a
[42301]4 , . William 5. Carroll
[42302]Hades Yrb:Setra, ;
[42303]. : . : . : _ Youth Commandant
[42304]|
[42307]WM ee STI TOT a
[42310]. kL - , 2
[42311]North Eastern: Frank sything going well, awa mz WOrd |
[42312]from the council for planned activities. Four nek busted
[42313]for non-political charges, they'll te OX. Sight problem
[42314]with two Commecticut units-~seems like they 've been infiltrated.
[42316]South Eastern: Ho problems, giving the Feds hell. No new
[42317]units this month but existant units are all ready for action.
[42318]‘Lets get going. . _ -
[42320]Central: Lets of Federal activity out here and we haven'+
[42321]been able to do much, Vaiting for word on Hationally cc-~
[42322]ordinated effort. BEleven new celis formed, find informnetion
[42323]enclosed, Good meeting ‘last month, keep up the good work,
[42325]Neeth Western: Apparently little-or no Federal ha rassment,.
[42326]|Z think we are really in the clear out here, G@hey still
[42327]have little of no knowledge of the existance of our section.
[42329]South Fastern: A real nolitical hot bed, Following your
[42330]instructions to lay lov until we can get ous hands on the
[42332]Red bastarés getting all the publicity, KAS Can't hola the
[42333]S i Ju :
[42334]units down out here they're ail efter blood. . Hope they don'ts
[42335]begin aoing things thout permission or until our litvle
[42336]a
[42339]National thing can te done. .
[42341]Canoge: Lots of excitment up here
[42342]with other groups and shoulda real2
[42344]cod socne
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[42351]J
[42353]ay
[42357]The New Hatural Goverggent of America fully rec TEs that
[42358]there ‘has Seen con isid@Mble mis-treatment of thd@on-dhites
[42359]in America. e don?t teke any blame for it but we also do
[42361]not get upset ‘at our ancestors because of it. -
[42363]It is our firm opinion that the cultures of the White and
[42364]Non-Wnites will never mix well. here will always be race
[42365]hatred. on both sides. Segregation did not work, Integration
[42366]ig not working wnich leaves us with one solution: Separation.
[42368]We think that the majority of Blacks would avprove of ‘separ~
[42370]ation end we huow that the mejority of whites would aiso.
[42371]-®he only real vroblen in a Sevaretion prosvram is. where are
[42372]- the Sepertees to fo. here are Elack movements who vant a
[42373]“part of the payeae bbates aud there are those who favor re~
[42375]patrin,tion to Afr
[42378]--s
[42380]There are White organi. vations who approve of either o: both
[42381]plans aud there are tihnite organisations who favor genecide
[42382]of -the 4merican Blacks. .
[42384]We think we have come up with a2 plan which will eventually
[42385]gain the support of both Blacks and shites Ve must remenber
[42386]that in a situation Like this scmeone must “aiways got hurt
[42387]put we would like to Go it with as little suffering AR DOSS
[42389]a
[42390]9°,
[42391]BM,
[42393]It isa % the majority our penel institutions
[42394]ave overxh leved by Elacks. It is a known fact the
[42395]he maj r Welfare srogrem goes to the suppers of the
[42396]Brees Comunity. is a fact that there ere scores of Govern~
[42397]ent agencies wiose total financial allocavion goes to the
[42398]supnors of Blacks. Because of the amount of Black crime, at
[42400]least a large percentage of our police’ are only necessary
[42401]because the Elacxs wre there.
[42403]If we took the Billions of Smit tax Collars which new is
[42404]allocated for the supvort of tlacks and pit those tax dollars
[42405]to a.constructive use, we could solve the troblem withcut toa
[42406]much pain and sudsering on either side.
[42408]e 2a following vroject 1 think
[42409]ecaust in America we select a
[42410]besin ta puind a Community
[42412]5 a
[42414]re)
[42415]‘favorable section of a
[42416]in wnich the Slacks of America could maintain a healthy society
[42417]that could comrete industrially wath otner nations. Ou this
[42418]piece of Real sustate in Africa we build several cities of the
[42419]very highest quality. We construct enousch Industrial centers
[42420]and places of business go that all Blacks could be gainfzully
[42422]aployed or etch a living. «% Supply their wovernnent wrich
[42423]vila “be elected by tne nlacks thonselves wath enough inew how
[42424]and capitol to bein its operation. ie supply each black with
[42425]enough money until such time he cen get re= asettled in his new
[42426]land. we suvrly free transgortaticn to fieeca for.all Blecks
[42427]and any Whites » they have married who wish to go with then.
[42429]e
[42430]ve oan eliminate BH neial h
[42431]Atri
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[42440]oT to purchase ‘any.-of the industrial PEOCUCYS
[42441]Sisuk Nation pro, ese, vé have an armament: idPeement:
[42442]Sis Black Nation | “sey. won't fear attack @: other
[42444]1 Qud also supply When wi th enough arms to tect them-
[42445].trom attack.
[42449]ether works, we give | them what every person wants. iA free
[42450]chaty.inmgpich with the technoligy, know how aud suprort —
[42451]c.cun their sation as they see fit witnaout interferance frox
[42452]Waite hations. =
[42454]his program could be ernestly and objectively examined
[42456]ation. So ae
[42457]Blacks are not our enemies even though sometines it might
[42458]ar as they are. The blacks have been the tools of the
[42460]righ nepiracy to foment Revolution for their eventual
[42461]1 mili itary takeover of America.
[42463]z ed
[42465]‘fhe Blacks woke up when great men like Melcom X.began telling
[42467]at the head of every Black organicati te
[42468]saticns were Financed by
[42470]Black orsen
[42471]3
[42473]around and saw a jew
[42474]He saw the do-notnin
[42475]a
[42477]09
[42479]i
[42480]the jew. He saw that these grotps weré going no-place.
[42481]ke looked at the Ghettos and Giscevered tha’. tae very se:
[42482]jew who was preaching Black freedom and eguei rishts was
[42483]Liquor stere owners the ovmer of tne rat infested tenenen
[42484]he parasite who was sucking the Black blocdé waile at the
[42485]ime pretencing to help tnen.
[42487]Wetve got to reach the Black, we've sot to utop shootings at
[42488]each other, fie Black and whit re not eauh others eneny
[42489]in Americe. Tne sovernment is our enemy and the jew has
[42490]taken over our Government.
[42492]Black Revolutionaries, this is an appeal to you to turn your
[42494]guns toward the aliens in control of this screwed up society
[42495]and work amoung your Ranks to adopt our progran for the gooa
[42496]<.of all Whites and Blacks in America,
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[42502]them like it was. The great-iualcom 2 was a thinker ite looked
[42505]© . are .
[42507]fhe saitional nevolu nary ary is the militeny uf®>reround
[42508]faction of an already stan Government who is dy and
[42509]capable of seising inncdiate power in the United “States at
[42510]the very moment the .R.A. is successful.in eliminating the
[42511]enemy aliens now an ‘Power. . .
[42512]The fi.ReA. pledges destruction of the existant vovernnent of
[42513]the United States and a full return to a truly represented
[42514]Government of tne people, by the people and for tne people.
[42516]There has already been a Revolution in ameri
[42518]-50 years but it was a silent Revolution. he Zionist jew
[42519]and Russian Communist (usually one-in the see) have told
[42521]-us repeatedly that they were going to take us-without firing
[42523]a. Singie shot anc they have succeeded to do so.
[42525]ca in the rast
[42526]@ 21
[42528]t
[42530]Yes, @ world wide conspiracy of Comsunist athfistic jews have
[42531]blatently crepted into th Governnont of the United States and
[42532]as ;
[42534]with their tower and money have continus ly brainwashed America
[42536]th Or Ma
[42538]into believing that they should vi LGAtEu y maintsin hin
[42539]Government positions. ven now there is 42 movement to eliminate .
[42540]still enother porticen of our holy Coast cution and yermit a
[42543]foreign born to seek the Presidency of the United Staves.
[42544]Of ccurse we knoy the foreizn born these creens have in mind,
[42545]it is that si List traitor to
[42547]% gbobe-trotvuing israel porn jew Ziox
[42548]America Henri i
[42550]These forei unist and
[42551]almoat sone erica witn
[42553]neywe Dan Ot even to
[42555]that tne my, i 10st news
[42556]by these alicn enery pares
[42558]These minipblators of money & taken ur
[42559]economy and have created a de ssioz SAB We
[42560]are now so economivzlly ensla to PUN
[42561]our every cay life. he aver wor = much
[42562]more money tnaan he nas ever &: bef a it
[42563]ine ofeasingly aifricvlt to out ca 6 is Yan-
[42564]ily. <A created gas snortese OUt so far
[42565]out of reach thet Americas wo qm ar drive
[42566]for pleasure 4:4 is cold in the Vint wei ed inen%
[42567]shortaces put beer so far out of range that Americas familics
[42568]had to’ cnange their diets consicerably, Of course they ound
[42569]they had to “relas Gheix raniad risins prices because the meat
[42570]was rotting as America startes ‘Sairting diets. Everything
[42572]in our’ 2conomie system depends upon the jew minipulator.
[42574]“Bren our National debt has clined to a rediculous estronomical
[42575]figure of 472 or more Billion dollars, Our gold reserves have
[42576]dwindled to an #1]l tine low of 9 nilli whereas ths intereart
[42577]on the Hational debt is sevexa mes 4 oncy
[42578]we have in resarve. - Our inter ©: i
[42579]higher than our National budet 4
[42581]PAY PHIS LNGUREST TO? Go the ~
[42582]course whnicn is owned and contro
[42583]efotistical Rothscnilds.
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[42589]hee Lowest e a revere © neoy en amy ate we epayp e a a eee
[42591]‘ee caCORE HLURB EYES OROPWETT POONA RPT NS ETRY TTEDECTNT SIC OT oS UC V9 LIA TAN A ees trac KVL ORY BAS Sh YONveeR CTAB RRA TO
[42594]Sonewhere , U.S.A.
[42597]. . . April 1974
[42598]oe
[42599]’ v
[42600]Director, .
[42601]Pederal Bureau of Integravion _ :
[42603]Washington 25, Disvcict of Coous
[42605]Dear Me. nelly:
[42607]Itve eaiways praiseu the thoroughness of the F.P.I. even
[42608]though, on scores of occassichs youtve permitted your naranola
[42609]and your lack of human understending to Youk you up. Your
[42610]drooling. excitenent, your meses 101d stupidity and your frruite
[42611]‘Less eagerness at having rrank vrager in reurcsriny grires in
[42613]Springfield, fll. nade super idiots of the Federal Euresu of
[42615]uU ’ail be erinlo ved by the New hatural
[42617]In the near future ro
[42618]Governnent of America rather then the jew Justice Departnent
[42620]‘and such stupidity WiLL not be tolerated. How rediculous Por
[42621](& "gang" af "trninea"!- investigators to be foolca and besten ty
[42622]a@ti:enager. Have you idiots put all the pieces tonether yott
[42623]ivthether or not you have or Lave not, we both thank God for
[42624]| your paren id stupidity, for nov we are free to continue tying
[42625]together the few reiaining 2oone enas whic $i, permit the
[42631]National nevolutior ALTE? Go coat winate i
[42632]2ue Fo. J03n Porees
[42634]trol of Auerics. Nav our armies can cont
[42635]to Gliminate this Ssien ens aovern: “onte
[42637]Contin ke your search for wrank Drager and
[42638]Lt!1]) be useless Ad Preustrating Ef Yau are vey
[42639]capture one of our i Puture -cREVARETU,
[42640]is a-spreding sartt & eneiLes
[42642]Unfortunately, most receral Agents are iercenary’. They
[42643]are act: wediy with us in spirit but they will stiil Pollow tie
[42644]orders’ of their jecsish superiors tc attempt to cetect and
[42645]capture cur peonis ind unYortunately we wil
[42647]iid have to deal with
[42648]ze tuat they are
[42650]these a@axents ruthlessiy unin they real
[42651]er america and begin
[42653]dowinated and coutrosled bY “ilen enerri
[42654]-working on the side of “night”.
[42658]At one tine, not too long aso, te Patriots were as useless
[42659]as a bunen of foolish “boots” with uothing goiusg for us but
[42660]our idealistic goals. Now our goals are Within our grips a
[42662]nd
[42663]‘our Arnies are vegiuning to activate. A larse segnient of the
[42664]"left" and the "right" gre no loner shootins at each otner.
[42665]Yes, the fenr of our enemies are now realistic. Yhe Gullits of
[42666]the pro-America Tevoliuticnsries are aimed at the alien enemies
[42668]in control and not at each other.
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[42673]Integration. You now renlise how weeny Tooiish errors you TINGE, .
[42675]sep gone tet,
[42679]aH, leer os
[42681]c Fa
[42682]THN OLN EM, w7t om,
[42684]a ee a Ie
[42686]er S A
[42687]Pee tinea oie at mr
[42689]Ser Re Be a os
[42691]Fh gg e Has
[42693]We TPM RORR E # Rae
[42696]fhe following is a t& t a tape sent to the Fe. Stand the news
[42697]services: in early april 974. . “@
[42699]The new Revolutionary Army herewith Snnediately declares that
[42700]the present Government of the United States of America is an
[42701]illegal confederation of aliens and enemies of the people cf
[42703]knerica.
[42705]The Yational Revolutionary Army (TRA), i offi ers an@ followers
[42706]nenceforth Sececd from the United States a America until such
[42707]time we may bs able to restore a Goverhzent of the people, by
[42709]the people and for the people and oust the: enemy aliens new in
[42710]control. ;
[42712]Pc aMesteers ©: A
[42713]Pr RAS Ds Sy MRE
[42717]a
[42718]-
[42720]Through force and violence and what ever means availabic to the
[42722]RRA, we will, totally, forcefully and quickly restore spnity to i
[42723]our American Republic. -
[42724]ive have adopted the american Constitution in its original fora, i
[42725]revised the Bill of Rights aud eliminated or. revised all of th i
[42726]Amendments to the Constitution... i
[42727]ve have formed a Hational vausus of hundreds of knovn and some :
[42728]uneknown political leaders whose present identities will romain :
[42729]avionomous, whe at the tine the eneny aliens perish or relinanisna :
[42730]control, wh immediztely be brought tefore the Anerican voter i
[42731]to seize popviar control of the vacant’ political oifices. :
[42733]H
[42734]de of the HRA ax 2 speak for the peovle,tind we :
[42735]will violenti: iminate Americas cnenies vith the haste of a r
[42737]whe HRA re @ , yell known édversary
[42738]for the x ft! Sociel Grder. he i
[42739]Revolution oz ered 40 maintain seorecy H
[42740]in every ssib : evion by the eneny, F
[42741]but are ordered not to deny their associazion. if at such time > i
[42742]they are getected by the enemy or captured, , i
[42743]ALL N.R.A. members and associates are instructed that if cap- EF
[42744]tured they axe governed by the laws as set fortn at the Geneva i
[42745]Conference for captured soldiers and prisoners of war.
[42746]fhis is by all weans a Declaration of Yar. The enemies of :
[42747]White daerica will foal] lake flies at a "Raid" party. i
[42749]a " WHIGG POWER
[42751]FRANK DRAGER AND BILL .CARROL
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[42758]THE FOLLOVIUG IS BASICAL LY THE PROGRAM OF THE iA TLORAL RBV*
[42760]OLUTION AR ARRY DXAG, «AS If WAS NSLEASED TO @. itl. ASD
[42762]NEWS SERVICES Il BART: RIL 1974. if as ONLY A @tsr"
[42764]VERSION OF SCE OF OUR UUALS AND AT A LLUCH LATER os A
[42766]VERSION WILL BS LELESASED THAL WILL eODalryY AND -THO OKOUGHLY
[42768]EXPLALN OUR FOLIPTICAL PLATFORG:, oe
[42770]1. All non-Whites, loose citizenship and prepare for revatriation,
[42771]i.e/ separated society until transportation can be arranged.
[42775]mon] i ere
[42777]TEE CR NEP EE EINES
[42781]2.- Pederal Reserve abolished and ali illeg zal- tender retumed
[42782]and replaced with legal notes to those persons who are legal
[42783]U.S. Citisens. ’
[42785]_ ~
[42787]as
[42789]De ‘Israel immediately declared an. illegal eneny Stat
[42791]r)
[42793]4
[42795]4. iumed diate deportation of all- jews=-Racial or Re ligious.
[42796]5. Income tax abolished Froduct taxation and industria
[42797]support for the ational budget.
[42799]FS yen
[42801]Te Tmmedi ate elinination of Foreign, Jewish end enemy control
[42802]ef banking and financial institutio ;
[42804]8. Immediate s
[42806]eiz 3 nd interests of ail
[42807]Jewish and/or enemies o
[42810]cen)
[42811]Lal
[42812]ch
[42813]fee
[42814]oO
[42815]oO
[42816]9
[42818]TL vm nce renneenmnnee «ee eeeerperrcrermenrepre sty lepirer pet amerey
[42820]9. Immediate reeinstatement of a healthy Racial standard,
[42822]12. Immediate and total revision of the Juciclary system.
[42824].
[42826]30. Abolition of foreign aid until necesrery determination i
[42827]ean be investigated. : ae
[42828]Pot
[42830]}L. Imuediate release of all political prasoners vcesentiy being 7d,
[42831]held by the enemy Gcvernnent. : |
[42832]= t
[42834]4
[42836]13, Immediate re-orsenis ation and/or elimination of all rse-
[42837]Less Government agencies, . .
[42839]q
[42841]7
[42843]t
[42844]'
[42846]|
[42847]t4. Immediate re-organization end/or eliminaticn of the Welwfare |
[42848]and all other seaeral "give away" Sovenmes azencies.:
[42849]id trials of Americas enemic
[42850]i
[42852]15. Imrediate orrests and ra
[42854]and those persons who have wi
[42855]Americas working masses. har
[42857]AS EY AATETOWSED EDR Pre
[42859]Lully conepinea to “geld owe"
[42860]h junishnents to those convicted.
[42862]2 1's
[42865]eco atc
[42867]16. Protection by the Governmmt of citizens against illegal
[42868]seisure of (pers sonal Broperty and mories by alien USCIBe .
[42870]17. ight “to work and recieve a fair wage to healthrully
[42871]maintain alll citizens and their families.
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[42877]18, GX Immediate rev to our original form o(@ Rerzecentea
[42879]Repvbiic as prescribed UW our founding Fathers.
[42882]19. Immediate abolition of all wmfair usery practices. i.e./
[42883]Unfair mortgage practices, etc.
[42885]20. Immediate’ re-organization of the Rations unsatisfactory
[42886]school system, Nstabishnent of free education system and trade
[42888]schocil and apprentice progran, ~ -
[42890]21e Immediate return to the Soverisn Rights of States.
[42894]Social ‘Security systen to allocate
[42896]22. Instant revisicn the
[42897]ately and hencerorth to those elderiy
[42899]oz
[42900]appropriate reliez immadia
[42901]ang needy citisens. .
[42903]n
[42906]23. Immediate abolition of all Governnent "nayoffa" to corv-
[42907]ovations aud farms for not producing or growing products and
[42908]for rediculous depletion payofis. Botal eliminatio nm of ali
[42909]fovernnment price fixing bus not necessarllly certain price
[42910]ceilings and/or some ‘convrols to pretect the pudlic,
[42914]dia allocation to the formation ox an agenay to
[42915]sclentviffic nd i i
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[42919]1
[42920]harm ard Gams
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[42938]25. Immediate reeesvablish aw and order for the fF
[42939]provection of all anerican elin aination of f
[42940]Inericas enemies. . i
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