FBI COINTELPRO-Black Extremism Section 12

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BLACK EXTREMIST
100-448006
SECTION 12
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UNITED STATES~RNMENT
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He Bureau airtel to Albany, dated 4/24/69; and

Baltimore letter to Bureau, dated 5/23/69. '
Enclosed tor the Bureau Le 39 copie8 ot gl088,
~" x 10" photographs taken at a Black Panther Party (BPP)
rally on May 1, 1969, a.. Baltimore, Maryland.
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The Inciianapolia Chapter of the Black Panther 'Party (BPP)
h'lS in recent wecl{s been collecting or attempting to collect funds
for the purpose of starting 0. Breakfast for School Children
Program. At l~ast one r.hurch has been contacted by the BPP in an
'. attempt to obtain a place to have their breakfast program. The
" ,,' church advised the BPP that they would have to get the proper
:"·:.permits such aa food handlera' permits, etc~.·lf they wanted'
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Inasnruch as th'3yhave contacted at least one church,

it is felt they will continue to either get that church or one
:.'.,' of the other churches near their headquarters. In referenced
,. ,Bureau letter, the Bureau advised that oertain articles were .'
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available for use' as counterintelligenCe against the BPP •..... I t ' , " ..
{ ... is felt that aince the BPP is currently trying to locate a place
'. to have their Breakfast Program, it is felt that i f a copy of '
each of the articles enclosed in referenced letter were sent
to each of the four churches which are close to BPP Headquarters
that this might have a good effect as a counterintelligence move
a~ainst the BPP. It. is felt by the Indianapolis Division that
a quick counterintelligence move might successfully brine; to a
halt their attempts to estaulish a~eokrast program. Thp.
Indiool8,01is Division, therefore, will be submitting a letter
requestinp, the authority to anonymously send literature con-
cerning the BPP Breakfast Program to the four ministers of the
churches that are most likely to be used by BPP.
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UNITED STATES Q/ilV''''~MENT
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DIRECTOR, FBI (100-~~8006) DATIl: 71l~/69
SAC, SEATTLE (157-721) (P)
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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(BLACK PANTHER PARTY - BPP)
Re Seattle letter to Bureau, 6/30/69.

In response to instructions contained in Bureau
letter to Baltimore, 11/25/68, the following information
is furnished:
I. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION
No operations are currently
BPP meetings are currently being held to
~rship following a recent power struggle
~and his followers and BPP members
ship. As soon as the new leadership is determined, Cointelpro
operations will be considered.
II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED
None.
III. TANGIBLE RESULTS
None.
IV. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST
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At the current time the Seattle Chapter of the BPP
is in the middle of a power struggle to determine the eventual
leadership of the organization. Operations of Seattle Chapter
BPP have been disrupted and BPP membership is believed to be
at an all~time low. As pointed out in previous communication,
four of the most prominent BPP members are currently in custody
and a struggle for leadership among the remaining leaders has
spH t the Seattle Chapter BPP into se,Y,t:ral factions. 'J;'
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BLACK NATIONALIST - BATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGBNCE (BPP)
, Be Newark letter to Bureau 6/30/69.

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Masures were alaed against the BUCIt PANTBBR PARTY (BPP).
. "i , Ho accompllshaents were obtained during previous
two-week period UDder captioned prograa.
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consideration of the Bureau the aailing of an anonyaous .
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{letter to the half brother of an arrested BPP aeaber which
l/). A/infers that a Jersey City, R.J.,·BPP leader was responsible
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Memorandum
TO DATE:
,..Ifta;.';-j' <-DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
FROM
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BLACK NATIONALIST - HATB GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
.) BLACK PANTHER PARTY
DETROIT DIVISION
(00: DETROIT)
Re Detroit letter, dated 6/20/69, and Bureau
letter, dated 7/3/69.
Detroit proposes utilizing tbe following counter-
intelligence technique as a disruptive measure witbin the
Detroit Black Panther Party (BPP). The counterintelligence
technique would be in the form of an anonymous letter sent
to a representative number of Detroit BPP leaders and members.
{- This letter will be signed "A Concerned SiS~" i th the
i expectation that it will cause suspicion of , a
. ,:- Detroit BPP leader, as the author of tbe Ie er. The letter
will read as follows:
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"Who's next? You, me, who knows. Do you
really believe Brother Baynham blew his brains
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off and then took the time to hide the gun in n
safe hiding place so that the pigs COUldn't
!, find it. The pigs call it 'suicide' and none
of the local brothers or sisters challenge this.
Who's kidding who. Why was Brother Baynham's
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rich black blood splattered allover a dirty room I
in a lousy racist city. Was this 'suicide' and
the 'mercy killing' of one of our other brothers
in New Haven arranged by Chief Bxecutioneer
Hilliard. Why doesn't Chief Brother Hilliard speak
out on our lost brothers.
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"Let's not only ask ourselves these ..

let's also ask Brother Hilliard for the answers.
How about i t .Brother Hilliard? - .
"All power to the people.
"A Concerned Sister"
Copies of this letter w11l be sent to leaders
and members who would be most susceptible, based on
intelligence data received from Detroit sources. A copy
would also be Headquarters, San
Francisco,
This letter would be typewritten and prepared
on commercially purchased paper and mailed from one of the
more predominantly Negro populated communities in the Detroit
area. Every precaution will be taken to see that this letter
cannot be traced back to the Bureau. No action will be taken
in this matter pending receipt of Bureau authority.
San Francisco is requested to offer any suggestions
they may have regarding the advisability of submitting tbe
a bove Ie tter.
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DATE: 7/16/69
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BT, LOUIS (157-5818)
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Enclosed for Bureau are three copies and for
Chicago one copy of xeroxed newsclipping from "1WHAAlHAD
SPEAKS".
BACKGROUND
.~ r ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, leader of the Nation of Islam,

has written a scathing article regarding beards which
appeared on Page 5 of the July 4, 1969 issue of "MUHAMMAD
SPEAKS". The article addresses itself to all Black Men
f, and attacks beards as "gerlll-carriers", "unsanitory" and
! "non-modern". The article is illustrated with a very
: ,r unflattering pidUte of a bearded Negro with flies buzzing
around his mouth.
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St. Louis Division praposes that Chicago, who is
office of origin for the NOI, prepare reprints of the above
described article and mail it anonymously to all bearded
Black Militants throughout the United States. Should this
Suggestion be adopted, the Bureau would have to instruct
all divisions having Black militant activity to send the
names and addresses of all such bearded extremists to the
Ch icago Divis ion. , ' ·a~a.o~UI'" ATrACHED';"
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It is anticipated that the wide dissemination of

t is article would increase irritation between the NOI and
a I other Black militant groups. It might injure the degree
of cooperation between these gruups and it should detract
from the favorable Ught which many BI~cks regard "MUHAMMAD
SPEAKS".
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Thcru t:ru a Jot cl 1)~opJe Who ha\'e Jot 01 ~nnL~.
It U J were ),011, J '.\,('i.::d Itm\',~ Ih..-:·lU "•..11 ami try to li~cp I \\',11 ,il..i ".\e:1r ~lIl'h ccrrH':'Mlcliefs iu:t.ll WIll
For ::tum..! reason or another they So around with II my loce <lean. olte Wii:1 .:::, ~JlIowfrs wcaril'lt! ~u ...~" g.r:J1I..,:lh'-1ml
t:('an.i,-~! lace. J do not question the rI"3~W1 why YOI.
\\::nt th,')'..! b~a.. ;,;. However J (I.:: ~:.y 111it~ 'hl~y .Ir~
Inl·sine your wile. Irying 10 lillil her way 10 your
mtlulh, in nn.!cr to !<iso: j'llli. thrul:t.!:1 till or that
bl~al'd.
lIF.n~: (IF 1.10·lh.", h•.• been II gr.al
or ,,:,~ m.h.;'; ~Ian ... O!d 40':" \'Otlllg n:Cil :"II~,
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gC!rm-l':'.rriers. T Y C:tlc:h germs. Whcn n moln tJrin~
\:atcr, an;!!:, ~r y uther liquitf, : •.., Ims lu hr. :\\\'I':lIy She wonld be kissing boords bolu..e .ho gOI 10 )'IIU" uul wllh • I.u·,' c.''Cred wllh ~eard.
,nmUh M~lybe- !':hr rUllht Ilit'!, lljl ;, g::-.'J":1, with \.~.tiJ ... h \'('"I1iC BnOTII~·R. il ,10.:' nOI n.:t"o )"'-1
<"i~r~:ul l!'Io:t hc IM!S his ml'J:Uh i1ntj lhH 1J~'lru 'lI'nulh.l YI'II .m: not ~~cqU~i.l! A. O:It! th;.1 had lr.ll::cfl in )'orJr
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01 hiS !.!l:.~·! hf: t.. c Ij(illjd into hi~ mouth b..'~nJ. li~:\ ..d.'i wou!l! be hne it )'UU \Vant('~1 a b;1S!\I." 'In,1 . : .... lilh;oJ'~ "': •. y let t! I gt ..w ·
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\\'.:t~ nu j:arh~r·· ~':'t) .:r bo.il·t. r wh~ cOl1!d trim J1ioD~I.r:~1!!
'diE UEI\U!) is no ml,re ck;:~~ ':':111 Ul\!' ~;urracc
r~ yr.~~" ':'(.i!t.t!5 Wr.idl Is c::pt:,L.l; tn filth .,r ",II kind.
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Th\!r~ arc a lot ot peopJe who hav(! .. lot (It beard... II I were yuu. I WOI1!~ l~o\'U Ihem orr .n~ Iry 10 keep
Fur sonte "-'ilSon or another they uo around wUh II my loco <leon.
LoardeJ I.<~. I ~o nUl question Ihe r.,soll "'Io J yOll Im.gino your wife, Irying 10 lind her way 10 your
\':.:nl thl,;':~~ be" s. JlU\\'l'vl'r J d\l ...• l' lh:tl Uit::/ ar~ n~r.:J!t'I, in c:'Jt;>r tn kiss you, thl'o~!~h .:111 of th:u beoard.
b,cnn·C'aO"Ip.rs.'· 'J catch gel1ns .. Wh('n n mUll dnnits Sho I\'oul~ I><: kissing 1><:"111< beroro she gol to yuur
\\': ll.'J·, mil:.:, or 'i uthcr U«luid, t...: Ii,,~ to l,;c tl'.".tuJly In"l:th. \h'. t,t" slit!' rOIl!d pick up a t:crm. with wi.!ch
c::rdul ltt;:t he p..;s his rnouth .o.r.~! Ihp. be:..uJ around yU':J ar~'no! aC{llI~·~l...'d. tine thal hild 1n,I ..:~J i:'l )'OUI'
i,~.'i mnufll. Anl1 Ie h.' tfit's to,dl'lnk ~Jme: IIGuiu nul bc:m1. U('arcbi w01!!d b.:' fill~ II )'uu wamcJ it ba~k~t
'I, h.~ ~l&lS5 he c:... e Ijq\:»d into hl... mCLllh ~ur J:crm~'-·i'h.'iling.
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OUNTE2UNTELLIGENCE PROGRAK
ReSLlet 7/16/69.·
Recommendation in relet that an article by Elijah

Muhammad. leader of the Nation of Islam (NOI), which appeared
in the 7/4/69 issue of "Muhanmad Speaks," be distributed to
all bearded black mlitants througbout the U.S., is not being
approved.
You have indicated that dissemination of this

article. which is critical of the beards being worn by
black militants, would increase irritation between the
NOI and other black militant groups. You have also indicated
that it would injure the degree of cooperation between these
groups and the NUl and should detract from the favorable ligbt
which many blacks regard "Muhsmmad Speaks." Inasmuch as the
article has already appeared in the above-mentioned issue of
"Muhammad Speaks:' it is felt that fut-tIler distribution to
militant blacks would not have sufficient effect to justify
the expenses of the program.
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Suggestion submitted by reSLlet is not being

~____~approved as the article described above has already been
Tol_ distributed in the newspaper ''Muhanunad Speaks." Further
:;:''-;-''-- dissemination of this article. which is critical of beards
~1s~--wtrn by black militants. is not felt justified.
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DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 7/16/69
SAC, NEW YORK (100-161140) (P)
oCOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALiSTS h':JiATE' GROUP.S_
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PANTHER , PARTY (BPP)
;\ ReBulet to San Francisco, 7/2/69 and Bulet to NY,
\ 7/10/69.
Ina
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~ it is p er
the BPP in the breakfast and luncheon program it has sponsored
at the All Saints Roman CatholiC Church School the following
steps should be taken:
1. A direct contact to be made through the established
liaison source by a mature and experienced Special nt who
1s familiar with various as
representative of the office
that time the following documen
cussed:
A. An article appearing in the 5/11/69 issue
of the "Black Panther" entitled "Breakfast
for Children"
b. An article appearing in the 5/1 1/69 issue ./
of the "Black Panther" entitled "We want an
End to the Robbery by the White Man of the
Block Community"
C. An article appearing in the "Black panther"
entitled "Black panther Revolutionary Wedding".
D. One copy of the "Black Panther Coloring
Book" •
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. The discussion of the sbove mentioned documents
will pertain to the fact that they represent the true feelings
snd attitudes of the BPP toward the people of the community
and that the breakfast and luncheon program is just used by
the BPP as a vehicle to assemble and train children in the ..
, violent and subversive ideals ot that organizatio~.
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! " 2. The NYOturther suggests that during the afore-
mentioned proposed brought
to the attention of the n a
,j. general sense wIthout any
!, A. The possibility that the membership of the
NOI Mosque Number 7 located 1n Harlem, NYC, may
take exception to the facilities of a Roman Catholic
Church being used to··d 1spense the "Whi te Man's food"
to black children and may consequently resort to
violence in some form to stop this.
B. The ide~ that whatever food is being distributed
by the BPP most likely was obtained from local store
owners through open or subtle extortion methods.
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It is the opinion of the
"- proposal of a direct contact with the
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I outweighs any attempt by anonymous or s
rupt the BPP in their breakfast for' children proBram be4mg
operated in All Saints Roman Catholic Church in New York City.
! .. The NYO feels that said proposal can be presented in

a manner which would show concern for the Church's position in
this sensitIve matter· without causing embarrassment to the Bureau,
It 1s hoped that the end result of thIs proposal would
be the withdrawal of the use of Church facilities by the BPP
in New York CIty.
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program sponsored by the BPP was scheduled to commence on
717/69. at All Saints School and it is felt that if the above
,outlined proposal is approved It will definitely cause some
action to be taken to impair the BPP's use of church facIlities.
In the future. .
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BLACK NATIONALISTS - HArE GROUPS
RACIAL INIEllIGENCE
BLACK P~ PARTY (BPP)
ReNYlet 7/16/69.
The furnishing of {nformat
ce to a representative
f New York orally rA1th~.r
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rouen better and vould be more effective. Nev York
~t, of course, realize that When this occurs the name of
the FBI is divulged as the source. It is, therefore,
incumbent upon the New York Office to guarantee that the
~ureau viII never be divulged by the person to whom this
inforIDDtion is furnished.
York should advise the name of the person in
Ybom this information will be furnished
~h,~r vith available information indicating that he can
be considered a trusted friend to the Bureau and viII keep
r--------n information furnished in a confidential manner. Take
prior Bureau authority.
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New York has recommended that public source information

----...Jconcerning the BPP and its "Breakfast for Child
representative of the
Prior to conSidering
T.' ....__ name 0 and background information concerning
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TO DIRECTOR (100-448006) ~ND SAN DIEGO (100-14192)
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UNITED STAT~j ::RNMENT
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h~ 'f!" DATE: 7/16/89
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8AC. 8AN OliGO (100-14192)(p)
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'taUNTER IHTELL IGEHCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST - BATB GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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I: Re SaD D1elO letter to tbe Bureau 7/1/69, aDd

SaA DielO airtels to tbe Bureau 7/14 and 15/69.
At tbe present ttae tbere are tbree request.

awaitinl Bureau evaluation.
as a tarlet . 8tUI beinl considered

1,ence Prograa.
If tbe Bureau approve8 tbe request contaiAed in
,San DielO airte1 to tbe Oureau 7/14/69 concerAinl an atteapt
. to have US evicted, and if th1s atteapt is successful,
considerat10n will be given toward precludinl the US group
from rentinl another aeetinl·place.
InterYiews of BPP aeabers and select, suspected

US . . .bers i8 continuinl.
II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFBCI'KD
An intensive interview progr. . directed at BPP

aeabers continues to be effected. Baphasis in these interviews
is directed toward violations of tbe Anti-Riot Laws.
No results have thus far been ObseJ~eld con4~el'D
the Bureau ~0U8 letter sent
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Jfo additional tangible re.ult. bave been observe
addition to those wbieb appear iD referenced San Diego
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ter dated 7/1/89.
At tbe present time .San Diego i8 experiencing
a near riot 8ituation including confroDtationa betweeD tbe
SaD Diego Police Depart.eDt and various black citizeaa.
'!'bere i. no indication at tbis point tbat an, of tbe
difficulties bave been spoDsored or organized b, either tbe BPP
or US. It is logical to as.u.e, bowever, that aeabers of
botb of tbese groupa are participating In tbe cODfroDtatioaa on
an individual basis.
to the effec that a contingent of BPP aeabers are planniDg on

travelliDg froa oakland to SaD Diego in order to participate
In an, fortbcoming disorders.
Atte.pta are beine aade to verif, tbi. information
at tbe present tiae. In the eveDt the information is factual,
determinatioaa will be aade regarding the aode of travel
utilized b, these individuals. In the event tbat they travel
by air and are in possession of weapons, appropriate actioD
will be . . de to effect their arrest and prosecution.
ID the event the, travel b, aeans other tban
aircraft, tbe San Diego Police Depart.eDt will be apprised
of their aode of travel and aDticipated arrival ti.e. Efforta
will tben be .. de to cause their arrest b, the local San Diego
authorities prior to tbelr abilit, to partiCipate in an,
disorderl, conduct.
The entire racial aituation in San Diego is not
good at the present tiae and is being followed ver, closel,
in order to capitalize on an, potential counterintelligence
activit,. Appropriate requests will be submitted, if needed,
CODcerning an, anticipated counterintelligence action to be
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Reurairtel 7-16-69 concerning the Counterintelligence

Progr. . , Bureau 1ile 100-448006, San Diego tile 100-14192.
Advise the Bureau 01 the results 01 Loa Angele.
Investigation aentioned In reairtel and at that tlae r.subalt
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I Los Angeles is conducting investigation to review tbe Articles
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Fora 1120 eacb ,ear.
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determine whether US 1120, the
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recorded. Dctore authorl~ing San Diego to do this, the Bureau
should be aware ot tbe results ot investigation by Los Angeles.
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a breakfast aDd IUDCh program spoDsorsd
to commeDce OD 7-7-69 at the All SalDts
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format of the.Liberatlon~
members of the BPP iD order .
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of the UP.
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authorities aDd the general publio the real purpose behlDd
this breakfast aDd lunch progra., aDd to neutralize aDJ
favorable public1ty the BPP .ay gaiD from this progra ••
IDsure that you secure Bureau approval· prior to
instltutlng any specific counterintelligenco technlque.
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ID Deutralizing the "Breakfast For Chlldren Program"
we do not desire to prevent needy children from these breakfasts
T.I_ but are attempting to prevent tbe poisoning of tbe chlldreD's
~~:~---- minds by bard core BPP members who always conduct "Liberation
8"• .,. SChOO~laSSes" iD connection witb these children's breakfasts.
~:~=~ __ f e sc 001 classes endeavor to i.press upon tbe minds of tbf'
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All SEd ntf; Reman Ca tholic Church r£l roch~el School at l<,Bi:h
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schoe·l ",511 be utillzcd aleo to conduct S "Libel's tion School".
The: .fol"J~':lt· (>f' th·~ L:l bel'Dtion School c1asse5 has not br,en
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meml,.,: N. :. hr. Po':' 1n order to educAte thol;e r.ttcntlinc the
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13PP Cbn il'w,n, and lIUEY 1'. lma:'J.'0i:, BPP l,ilni:; tel' oC D:·i'ene;e.
ND.ITON. h; pZ' .. ,_wr.tly tl<:l'vin!; a sont(,nce of 2 to 15 YCl::l'S on a .
convic~:1on of /I!;!.nslv\'.~ht·:.>r. 1n connection ~lith the k1111o,:; of
an Oo!{1aml polico orClc.::r.
'I'j): off1cluJ. m'~II:,p"por, "Th3 131acl~ Pnn~hor", \·Ib~.ch
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. : be::;' ~. t:}:';lf &:J th~ "i.Hacle' CO:.liinmH.y l!'::v!n S:n'vicc" I
s tn te:;a t!':<::t t: ·;;i.~ BPI-' ~·.<lvc~~ t~:; t·b~ 'lr..z: or Buns r:l'~d e,\~ct·~:""5.11~
tactic,; in I;,· Tf'VO:tlJ::.~.oncr':r· pr":;i:·.·.fii to end 0!,Pi::}:;f:1on of th~
bl;::ck pcwP~ ~ _ r"m:;.cJ(;n~'::; of' tlJC; bJ:~cl( cCln;Ciun~:cy t:.r·c \\Y.'4):':>.:i to
arm th""Gr..Q. o;;::tin::.t t:!l:~ poJ.lce I:ho 81'C C('Il';~.ct't:ntJ.y
rcfcrl't;d t. '. I the puhJ.ica<:lo:1 U3 " p 5.G3" \iho Lhoulcl h:J Jc1lJ.~u.
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
~OM: SAC, BAN DIBGO (100-14192)(P)
BLACXlfATIONALIST - HATB GROUPS
RACIAL iNTELLIGENCE - . . . •. _.
BLACK pANTHER PARTY (BPP):
NATIONAL REVOLUTIOHARY CONFERENCE FOR
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'1:' SPONSORED BY THE BPP, 7/18-21/69
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Bnclosed tor tbe Bureau are tbree copies of
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attacking the National Revolutionary COnfereDce
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attack statements aade by tbe BPP tbat (1) wbite ,iris .ast ba-
aade avanable for "use" of the BPP me.bers and (2) tbat
participating groups will be allowed to pIa, onl, a subordinate
role during the conference. -
Bureau permission is requested to reproduce 100
cartooDS for anonyaous diB~ibution in Oakland during tbe
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NATIONAL REVOLUTIONARY CONFERENCB FOa
A UNITED FRONT AGAINST FASCISM
SPONSORED BY THE BPP. 7/18-21/69
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
ReSDairtel to Bureau 7-14-69 (no copies to other

recipient offices).
For information of offices other than San Diego,
Ii irtel enclosed three copies of caricatures to be used in
en Il ttacking the National Revolutionary Conference to be held
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~ ~ urpose of the caricatures was to attack statements made by
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allowed to play only a subordinate role during tbe conference.
Bureau permission is denied to reproduce these
caricatures as it is felt at tbis time they would not have a
significant dynamic impact in causing disruption at the
conference. The interest of San Diego in submitting tbis
request for counterintelligence action is appreciated •
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use iD attacking statemeDts made by the BPP relative to wbite .;
girls aDd participatiDg groups otb~r thaD the BPP which will be tbe
domiDating orgaDizatioD at tbis cODfereDce. Tbis request is deDied
as we do Dot tbink it would be productive at tbis ti.e.
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ReBulet to BY. 6/6/69.

Discreet inquiries made during June and July, 1969.
at the Committee of Urban Development of the City of New .
York (CUDNY), a department which handles the administration
of Unemployment and Welfare Compensation in the City of New •. ' .._.
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So\(;, SIiCRi.MeNTO 000-894)(P)
COUNTERWTJ::LLIGENCE PROGRAli
BL,lCK N••TIONALI5T - ILtTE GROUPS
RACIAL INI'ZLLIGmCE
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Re Sacramento letter to the Bureau 7/1/69, and

Bureau letter to Sacramento, 7/3/69.
Sacramento has no counterintelligence measure

contemplated at present. Dissention in the Vallejo Chapter·
of the Br-p is being explored as a potential field for dis-
tion,however no usable has been received
Due to
Vallejo, extreme care must be used.
Sacramento has no accomplishments to report during
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MemOl'u,ndum
DIRECTOR, FBI (lOO-44~006) DATE:
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Memorandum
DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448n06-S~~ ]3) DATE: 7/16/69
SUBJECT:
SAC, DE~VER (157-199)
COUNTERtNTELLIGENCE PROGRAr~
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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
Re Denver letter to the Bureau, dated 6/30/69.
Nothing has transpired with the BFP in Denver
since referenced letter that would he of any significance
to a counterintellip.ence operation used against the BPP.
There has been no BPP meetings since referenced
letter, however, some members are planning on traveling
to San Francisco for the conference, 7/18 to 22/69, if
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funds can be ohtainerl. It is possible counterintelliRence 1 .
technique may be developed from this meeting.
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: .1/18/69
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OUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
(BLACK PANTHER PARTY) (BPP)
Re Chicago letter June 11, 1969, and Bureau
letter June 30, 1969, both under above caption and
having reference to the use of cartoons relative to
creating or exploiting friction between the BPP and
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).
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I,, Advise the Bureau of the results of thia endeavor.
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"The Taming of the Panther," "The Black Panther - House Cat
for the White Liberals" and "Follow Me." TIle first cartoon
portrays a member of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
taming a wild Panther with a whip. The second cartoon portrays
a white leftist with a Black Panther as a house cat. The third
cartoon is the picture of an SDS member riding on the back of
a Panther yelling "Follow me." These cartoons were designed
to antagonize the BPP and points out that'the"White leftist
movement is leading them. Ve have been exploring the
posaibility of furnishing these cartoons on an anonymous
basis. Chicago recommends that anonymous copies be furnished
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The letter which would accompany the cartoons would state'
"!lave read your articles along these lines •. Thought you
might be amused by or have a use for these. Signed,'
A budding cartoonist." This proposal w111 create strife
between theSDS.and the BPP. It is to our best advantage
that these groups remain separate. There is no chance of
embarrassment to the Bureau and we are, therefore,
granting authority for the mal11ng. "
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601) (P)
SUBJECT:~OUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Remylet 4/14/69.
San Francisco letters or airtels entitled ·COUNTER-
INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM: BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS: RACIAL
INTELLIGENCE, BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)- of 4J.!/69, 5/5/69,
5/14/69, 6/5/69, 6/18/69 and 7/3/69 have set forth the progress
and plans of San Francisco in above" captioned matter.
Since submission of last bi-weekly alrtel, 7/3/69
Prime Minister STOKELY"CARMICHAEL of BPP has tendered his
resignation and it would appear that the mailing of an expulsion
letter to CARMICHAEL would not be necessary.
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on Against Fascism to be convened • This was done.
We can only presume the matter was effective because the BPP
; has now rented Oakland City Auditorium at a cost of over
$1000 for this conference.
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TO.....:-: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 7/22/69
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Memorandum ,
·DIRECTOR, FBI (lOO-~~8006) DATE:
SAC, KANSAS CITY (lOO-12~~8) _p_

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SUBJECT: ~COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BI-WEEKLY LETTER
PROPOSED COUNTERINTELLIGENCE
AGAINST BPP CHAPTER
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Re Kansas City letter to Bureau 7/3/69.
No specific counterintelligence action other than
previously recon~ended is suggested against the Kansas
City, Missouri, BPP Chapter at this time.
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you are aware, tbe Breakfast
for Cbildren Program sponsored by tbe Black Pantber Party
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Black Pantber Party is iostituUng "Liberation Scbools" I _ /
f, wbere a luncb would be served. REv}oo _,/</ ~"'ooCo - /15
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TO: . DIRECTOR, FBI (100-~~8006)
. ~ti~rROH: ~AC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601)

v~OUNTERINIf;J,.t.IGENCE fRg§~_. .
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Re San Francisco airtel, 6/5/69. f' ,:.
Enclosed for the Bureau is a copy of proposed let~r
and ajPfotostat of a handbill. lr"
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presentlY under operation and there have been no accomplish-
ments in this field since submission of reairtel.
With the close of the school year the Breakfast for
Children Program (BCP) ceased operations in this area last
week except at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in San Francisco.
Inquiry at that church resulted in the receipt of information
that-the BCP would be continued as long as possible. The
BuUeau has been advised that health permits are not necessary
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.~ those employed in this operation in San Francisco.
# The 6/1~/69 edition of "The Black Panther" appeared

.. without the name of STOKE LEY CARMICHAEL in the ma·sthead. The
. /'YpoSition of Prime Hinister was-set forth but no name appeared
below the title. Apparently CARMICHAEL has been read out of
the BPP and i t is not believed anything could be accomplished
at this time by direct.~ng a letter t~ him to that effect.
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ed~n1~er'lnltell:igl!nc:eprojects:
1. Inquiries have failed to indicate any further
distribution of the BPP Coloring Book in this area.
The Bureau has previously been furnished a copy of this book by
the Kansas City Division. Due to the parti.cular vicious nature
of the book it is believed that a normal person might become
incensed if he were to realize the. book might be used in connec-
tion with the BCP. We have received no definite information to
this effect. Nevertheless it is suggested that San Francisco
'be allowed to reproduce the copies of the coloring book by
.Xerox and mail them anonymously to persons who might take
!action to disrupt the BCP or at least cause them to refuse to
: offer cooperation to the BPP in the future •
. If permission is granted a copy of an unsigned letter
will be prepared on a personal typewriter. Paper and envelopes
utilized will be purchased locally and the letters will be
mailed from a Post Office near the recipient in order that no
connection can be made with the mailing and the FBI.
A copy of the proposed letter is included as an
enclosure.
Following are the proposed addressees:
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also requests permission to mail to the same individuals after
a week. interval, a copy of the handbill distributed by BPP at
picketing of Safeway Market and in another wee~ to the same
individuals, a current copy of "The Black Panther." It is
believed that fair appraisal of this material would convince
anyone of the unreasonable demands of the BPP and their violence
prone nature. A photostat of this handbill is also enclosed.
2. Bureau permission is also requested to make at least
five phone calls to both National Headquarters of
BPP at Berkeley and at San Francisco Headquarters. A different
A{nt will be utilized to make successive calls to each office.
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it in operation in Berkeley; and at San Francisco is it .
oD'er'ation at Sacred Heart). The caller will advise that he
. approached. for a donation the previous day or night and no ~.
names will be utilized. It will be explained that the caller
merely wants to verify if the solicitation the previous day ~
was legitimate.
It is felt these calls might cause some suspicion
that some of the members are pocketing donations for their
personal use. No names will be utilized.
Reference is made to Denver airtel, 6/9/69. San
Francisco feels obliged to point out the possible danger of
planting the idea in the BPP that a certain member, now
separated from the BPP, furnished information allowing the
successful apprehension'of two BPP members wanted for murder.
The fact that those people were wanted for murder indicates the
possibility of BPP taking violent action against this individual.
Even if such action could be justified against an active leader
it is not felt that Bureau should become even remotely involved
in furnishing anonymously incorrect information that might
lead to the homicide of a young teenager who has apparently
separated from the BPP.
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I appreciate the necessity of both

educating and properly feeding the young people of
. our community. I also realize the good intentions
of so~e of the people who have aided in the Black
Panther Breakfast Program.
There is attached a coloring book prepared

by the Panthers for the indoctrination of those young
children. Are you able to review this book and then
conclude that aiding such a project is either a
legitimate charitable venture or of help to the young
impressionable people involved? Is not the price of
teaching youngsters to kill police officers too high
to pay for such a program?
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SUBJECT!.. UNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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San Francisco 4/23/69, captioned as above; Cincinnati airtel

to Bureau 5/9/69, captioned "BPP, RM - BPP, Submission of
Intelligence Data," and Cincinnati letter to Bureau, 5/12/69.
The Counterintelligence Program is pending in the
Cincinnati DiViSion, but no opportunity was available to 0
recommend use of the situation as set forth in reBulet 4/23/69,

against the BPP before the BPP chapter in ColUmbus, Ohio,
• This chapter is now being reformddby
and a specifi~ntelligence request
hm'~,~~ to interviewllllllillby reCIlet 5/12/69.
There are no DPP chapters in the Cincinnati Division , 0
other than the one forming in Columbus. Cincinnati will

utilize the Counterintelligence Program when this group
becomes organized to the point of being operational.
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A revi." of reterenced report disclosed that the
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laterestlng counterintelligence pos.lbility. It appelr. (J'
that tbl. organization will aot when notioe 01 antl-Se.itlsm
i. recei.ed. It appear. that It will also act When preseated
witb evidenc. 01 hlte activity. The report points out tbat
membere 01 the orglnization care about '"rhe American Drelm."
It i. believed that JEDIL ha. linlneia1 backing. .
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oounterlnte11igence aotlvlt1. !be person turnlshlng tbe infor-
.ation WOUld, 01 c~ur8e, be fictitious. !be Intormatlon 'WOuld,
I ot necessity, have to be taotual. New York should lorward a
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a Jewish vigilante-type organization. This group appears
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TO: Director, FBI (100-448006)

FROM: SAC, Indianapolis (157-761)
~OUNTERINT~LIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALI~~ _=-_HAlEGRO.tLeS._
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK. PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
Re Bureau letter to San Francisco dated 7/2/69.

The above-referenced letter enclosed a copy of five
different articles for possible counterintelligence use. The
Indianapolis Chapter of the Black Panther Party (BPP) has in
recent weeks been collecting, or at least attempting to collect,
funds for the purpose of establishing a Breakfast Program to ~
help clean up their image in the community. As a result, at
least one church, the Second Christian Church, 130 West 29h
street, Indianapolis, has been contacted in an attempt by the
BPP to locate a place to have their Breakfast Program. The
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church informed the BPP that if they desired to use the church
kitchen and facilities that the BPP would have to get certain
permits and licenses and that if the BPP would obtain them,
then they would consider letting the BPP use their facilities.
They have not been recontacted since that time by the BPP, but
anti~ipate being called upon again.
" It is also likely that the BPP might call upon several
other churches near their headquarters in looking for a place
for the Breakfast Program. It is felt that copies of the
articles enclosed in referenced letter would be most helpful in
discouraging these churches from allowing the BPP to use-their
facilities for the Breakfast Program.
The Indianapolls Division is therefore requesting four
copies of each article contained in referenced letter, on
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contacted by the BPP and a rl3al look at the enclosed articles
might well enlighten these men and their churChes before they
become'committed to any agreement with the BPP. Through. this
Counterintelligence move, the BPP in Indianapolis may have their
Breakfast,P~ogram
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BlACK NATIONALIST - HAlE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGEl«:E
BlACK PANl'HER PARTY (BPP)
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1/2/69.
Authority is granted Indianapolis to ~ail copies
of the articles mentioned in reBulet 7/2/69 to the churches
set forth in reIPairtel 7/15/69.
Indianapolis should reproduce the articles from
those furnished in reBulet 7/2/69. For your information,
those articles contain no identifying information and
cannot be traced. The envelopes containing the articles
should be commercially purChased. The addresses should be
typed on a manual typewriter.
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no continui ty in the mailings. Advise thf·Bureau of the
results of the mailings. •
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s~e time an~' a time-la, should occur between the mailing
to each church.
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We have previously furnished various field

.' ~. offices Xerox copies of newspaper articles Which appeared
In the BPP newspaper as well as one artiCle published by
the "United Press Internationa1." These articles pointed
out the hideous nature of the BPP and its "Breakfast for
Children" program. One of the articles described a
"Panther wedding" where the children sang songs like "Off
the Pig." Indianapolis has advised that the BPP is
, presently attempting to collect funds for the purpose of
establishing a breakfast program In Indianapolis and
have contacted several chur~hes in an effort to obtain
;. facilities for these breakfasts. Indianapolis has
j" recommended that copies of these articles be anonymously
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c. DATE: 7/24/69
ATTN: SA GEORGE MOORE
RACIAL MATTERS
SAC, SEATTLE (100-29488)
r~COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE .
(VISUAL AIDS)
Enclosed herewith for the Bureau a~ five 8xlO

glossy photographs depicting scenes from the "Free HUEY
NEWTON" rally sponsored by the Seattle, Was ington, BPP
thapter at Seattle, May I, 1969.
(See sea'tt{:LH~~da~;d~y 6,1969 and June 18, .aT•
1969, captioned, "DEMONSTRAT ION IN SUPPORT OF HUEY P. ,~
NEWTON, BPP mNISTER OF DEFENSE, U. S. COURT HOUSE, SEATTLE,
( WASHINGTON, 5/1/69; RMi. IS-SDS, STAG.) .
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100- __ S006) DATE: 7/25/69
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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DETROIT DIVISION .
Re Detroit letter, dated 7/1_/69 Bubmittin, a

proposed anonymous letter.
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that would suggest the inadvisability of mailing su,-
gested letter.
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TO : ~:IRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 7/16/69
FROM. : f~ SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-4054) (p)
SUBJECT: QOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACIACIN'l'ELLIGENCE . 0 · 0 ·
Re Bureau letter 7/14/69 and Los Angeles letter

to Bureau 6/26/69.
Enclosed for the Bureau is enclosure mentioned in
referenced communication.
, COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS IN
,. EFFECT AGAINST THE BPP
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No new counterintelligence operations have been placed
in effect against the BPP since the date of referenced letter.
Members of the BPP are continuing to be interviewed
(. in the hope that this program will cause some concern and
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Referenced communication awaiting Bureau approval.

All arrests of members of the BPP continue to be
followed, looking for violations of Anti-Riot and gun control
laws to determine if any of these individuals might be
prosecuted u\\e;~deral and state laws.
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There have been no react10ns to the operat1ons
now in effect reported by sources in the Los Angeles
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In o.~r to establish good
working relationships with lohe BP!' em to ool'rect obvious
""'--~1c1ent1es, the 1'ollow1ng rules ot oonduct should bel- . . ,

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cli led Blec~ Under no c1rcumstances should any racial slur
be used or derogator;y comment be made.
2. The nord "bo7" PII13t never be used retering to the
llegro tor obvious reasons.
3. All i<leasorcinat1~from tho Negro should
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and praised. even it they have no value. The -Dorise
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be overd:me, but is useful in wilding confidr,nce and trust.
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to insure no thine is overlooked. Finn fri endly £lU1 dence is
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should be sholom and the proper action taken.
6. The?SP Bool, as 1"'1' as the PanthersjJC are concernd
1& to 1'or-lord i;he Revolution. Tho Panthers must never become
aware \.,hos e revolutIon is being consIdered'
Remember I In order to iasure our success, we must be ble
to control the Blaclt mass. After this melllo is read, it s:l.;ud
be destroyed.
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BLACK: PCATIONALIST - BATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCB
BLACK: PAlIITBER PART! (BW)
ae.rlet '/26/8', Balet 7/14/89, aDd LAlet 7/18/8••

Autborlty 18 ,raDted to . . II tbe co.aualcatloD
enclos.d wltb LAlet 7/16/69. Tbl. communlcatloD abould b.
prepared OD fro. a post office
.ear tb. res toe AD,el.. .bould laaure
tbat tbe Bureau a. tb. 80Urc. of tll18
ooe.uD1catloa. result. of tb. . . Ill...
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Loa Angeles h.. auggested an aooDr-ous . . Illng to
tbe office of the Black Panther Party ID Lo.
tlon Is written
or'eo,ared saae.
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D~""A Panther Party and bas white aembers. This aellOnndua
I. addressed to white ...bers only and 11&ts .Ix things tbat
tbe white aeabers should reaeaber when dealing with Black .
Panthers. Such Instructions .. the fact that the word, "boT"
auat Dever be used by the white aember. and "all Ide .. orlglnatln,
.froa the Negro ahould be welcoaed and praised" are example.
of these Instructions. The ...orandum ends with the atate.eDt
that "In order to Insure our success, we aust be able to coDtrol
the black ...s." We are authorizing Lo.Angel •• to . . II thl.
~.eaoraDdua. There Is DO chance that the Bureau could be divulged
I~ .. the aource. The Meaorandum will create a rift between the
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concerning white
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hate type groups, such as the Knights of
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J: each organization is striving for quasi respectability by
-- crying the tenets of similar organizations, such as
:£ Minutemen or National states Rights party (NSRP). llembers,
~ regardless of stature within their organization, are
.., vocal in denouncing their like or competing group for_
advocating or practicing violent methods to achieve their
means.
It has been observed that a suggestion to members
of the KKK that their organization and goals are synomous
to those of the Minutemen or NSRP, brings a ready denial
and the stated belief that such association, true or
supposed, could drastically reduce their membership and
hamper recruiting efforts, inasmuch as beliefs of the
competing organization, quite opposite to theirs, desired to
change the existing laws and const}-,.W1;ion., by m~3P~ other tban.
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1 - 91-5089 (ROBERT DE PUGH)
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COUNTERI!n'ELLIGENCE PROeM.
BLACK NATIONALIST • BATE GROUPS
RACIAL I!n'ELLIGENCB
BLACK PA!n'BER PARTY (BW)
Reurairtel 7.7-69.
The suggestion proposed by Indianapolis in
has merit and will be given further consideration
rece of additional information. Indianapolis
as to the specific items wbicb
In addition, India~
In··-Uon concernin~
and further com.ent concerning his trustworthiness.
Indianapolis .ust insure that the Bureau will never be
diyulged as the source of inforaation furnished. Bandle
pro.pUy.
Indianapolis suggests
with public source information concer I'
~tions in ~he IndianapOlis DiYision.
contacted the office in antic
sue n or~ation and was told that the Bureau files are
confidential. We are calling for additional information
prior to conSidering the IndianapOlis request.
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TO I DIRECTOR, FBI (100-~48006)
FROM I SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601)
SUBJECT: C60UNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST .....JIATE GROUPS
RACIAL-INTELLIGENCE -
Re Bureau letter to San Francisco, dated 7/10/6 •

San Francisco has reported that with the close of
the school year the Breakfast for Children Progr ... (~!:)
has seized operations in the area but has been(.(urplan~
in some degree by the BPP Liberation Schools. 'B~er.
have also indicated intentions of re-institutinsthe BCP .
program in the future. :
Inquiries in the San Francisco Division have in-
dicated that the BPP Coloring Book received very limited
distribution but due to the partioular1y vicious nature of
this publication, it is believed that it can still be
I utilized in above captioned pros ram.
Bureau authority .is therefore requested to furnish
a xeroxed copy of the BPP Coloring Book to the addressee.
hereinafter set forth. In the same letter it is also re-
quested that authority be sranted to forward the addressees
a copy of "The Black Panther", weekly newspaper of the BPP,
dated 7/5/69. Page 3 of this publication describes in part
the aims of the BPP in teachins the younS people the ,/ /0 .
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BLACK PANllUl{ PARTY (BPP) ,
ReSrairtel 7/25/69 pertaining to the "BPP

Liberation Schools."
Authority is granted to mail the anonymous
communications to the persons and companies mentioned in
referenced airtel. The letter which will accompany the
BPP Coloring Book and the copy of "The Black Panther"
should be typed on commercially purchased paper. Strict
security must be maintained so that the Bureau is not
divulged as the source of the mailings. Adviae of any
results received from this endeavor.
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Some months ago the BPP started feeding children In

what they called a Breakfast for Children Program. ,They also
instructed them to hate all police and all white men. When
school ended in the summer they stopped the Breakfasts and
r--..o:.l'Arted "BPP Liberation Schools." These schools are run so
the antiwhite propaganda can be continued during the
ere These children are also fed at the so-called Li~eration
ools. San Francisco has recommended that we anonymously
il,a copy of the BPP Coloring Book which tells children to
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read the publication and the coloring book prior to granting
aid to this group.
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ae Indianapoli. lett~ to Bureau, 1/14/88.
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A coalition ot the various black grpaps in
Indianapolis initiated a breakfast prograa tor~Bderprivileged
children. The coallUon call tbellselves "Tb~lack Coal1tion."·
The breakfast prograa b~s been beld now tor about two weeks at·
st. Jobn's lIisaionarT Baptist Churcb. 17tb and lIartindale 1n
Indianapolis. The breaktast prograa is tunded priaarily bT st.
Jobn'. lIiBsionarT Baptist Churcb and otber cburcbes with Boas .
support IrolD tbe black ailitant groups in Indianapolis. ".bers
ot these groups are responsible tor li.ing and servingtbe
breakfast to the cbildren. Included in tbe.e group. i. tbe
Black Pantber PartT.
On 1/19/69, a photograpb appeared in "The Indianapoli.
Recorder," a local Begro owned and operated weeklT newspaper.ti \
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The pbotograpb wa. ot several Black panther partT (BPP) ...ber. \.:
•.c. ," • serving breaktast to sOlDe cbildren. The caption to tbe
photograph stated the BPP had initiated tbe prorra. and gave
tbe BPP in Indianapolis credit tor tbe II, without
aentioning the other local black ~rl~u.~
a. the art in tbe neyap ell-

tor tbe breakfast program, and be was qu te upset bT it.
stated that the idea lor the prograa was put lortb bT a er
local black grouP. not the BPP, and a coalition ot the groups was
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t tbea 8tralgbtln tbe fact tbat the B lltion, no the
P, was responslble for ~he program. i ised that t e BP.P
was not allowed to put up posters or concerning the BPP,
altbougb tbey bad requested to do so. Also tbey were not allowed
to speak to the cbildren witb any political or black'batred talk.
The cbildren were fed and several aember8 of the BPP were belpinc
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to fia tbe.8erve and clean up after tbe breakfast eacb
aornin;. tated tbis did not .ive tbe BPP a chance to talk
to tbe youngs ers. Immediately followlng tbe breakfast, the
are taugbt Blble 8torles througb fl1. strlps~
be stated he was not

golng to tbe for the breakfast prograa
@ ruseitfortbepurposeofindoctrinationbytbeBPP.
felt that since the only thlngBPP aembers were doing was
or Ing fixing food and cleaning dishes of whicb be was 8ure
they would 800n. t. tired, be expected the BPP to soon quit
participating, indicated he would like to bave tbe
program biaself n felt that it would 800n probably be bie.
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Memorael,um
TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 7/28/69
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URJEGT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

letter to Baltimore, 11/25/68, the following information
is furnished:
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None.
None.
III. Tru~GIBLE RESULTS
The enclosed Xerox copy of an editorial appeared
in "The Seattle Times" newspaper on Thursday, July 17, 1969.
This editorial is a direct result of operations outlined
under the above caption dated May 12, 1969.
IV. DEVELOPl1ENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST
None.
The next bi-weekly letter will be submitted
August 11, 1969 •
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Is 0:. co;,JHioll ,·:ili, o;:lcr rO!dicaJ
fllOTr(i·••:, J'e\'r:1!II~~. no (~OI.lbt, in Us c!':!~:r; goal (if tll~ O~J:Jand COIWc o1:ioll Is to
nation this wcrt- t,y J. Ecl:tar Ho~·II':" ?!: ~::t~b!h ~ 8 "united front 8z~insl ("S-
n'prc';r-ntin:,! "the fTC:,tc:-.t lhl'~C\l tOJ :hc eisin"
intern,,1 fCCl1rU)' c-f th~ CClt1lliJ),9t ~mon~ 1';t~ Pantl'er5 bave been working
black c):fn!iilist 1;f01l9 S. ,,1:h gr(;!Ip~ 5\:ch "S Ihe SI, t1dzr.l~ for a
The Tcco.d Sllprjr:s the F. E.I. D~n'Jcralit' Soci~ ty" orgr.llizktiClt1S to
ellid's sl:"lt::illC'oI1 tlH":l memt·::: n ~r the which th~i refer as "",hile wOi'J;'!r alii·
Blac1~ l'?.1lt.:'!c.rs }::1\"~ '·p.:rf::i.r~'.~~ "n· anc.o:"s:" .
nlC'rous ,;S$::ll!t!: on peJlit:e oi!it.'!l"s ?I~d At )rnst, amo.,~ th~ whHe extrtmi::t
ha\'~ cn~;:~~d in "jdrnl cr.!1~ro:1tatiolls .1:1"(0\1;15, Ih~ D!"d; l',mthcrs h.. vr found
with )K,lilr. in cities thrutl~!IO\;t Ih,~ their natu.;1 ani'!;;.
comllry." In the post h~ir yenr alol1~, But Ih~:I will fill:! re'.', (.ther citizmr.
score!' or P~n!~cr:;: h,l\'e ~t(:n f.rrc~tcd -bkc;' or ,·..hite-who ,.,i11
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In "'Ct.ricu:; cifi~s ~n'lJ:~d the J1rtti(·n 0:1 a d('::::";n(: "r
ar::Oll, rob!J:ry or cdl~r
c.h(!rt;~s nmgin:t from p('ls~eSSioil of toa.. viol~nt (lets l1nd~r tlla C:;'(tUS! of (:Jl:I1-
ccal~d we"l'0ns 10 ar.on "ntl armc r! terbz u':a::ri~m," Vi(lIenc!!, artcr 1\11,
rob\Jery. Is a ba~ic WC"Jlon of la~ci~I:l. /
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MemOr~idum
DIRBCTOR, FBI (100-448006) / DATE: .
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BLACK RATIONALIST - BlTB GROUPS
RACIAL INTBLLIGENCE
BLACK PAlrl'HBR PARTT (aPP)
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As Doted iD referenced letter, tbe BPP in,Des
Moines, Iowa, is attempt1ng to secuJespace for use as Its
headquarters, its former headquarters hav1ng been condeaoed
by the City of Des Moines because of the extensive damage
to it caused by an explosion la.April, 1969. SourcEBcoa-
t!nu •.• to adviu that the BPP ia Des .01nes has aU but
• disiategrated duriag the past few .oaths and has heft'
1nvolved ia DO activity.
On 7/22/69, It was deter-iaed that the BPP 1n
Omaba had beea evicted from the buildiag housiag its head-
quarters siace the organizatioa had paid ao reat oa this
space siace September, 1968, bowever, the BPP moved back
iato this buildiag oa the same date. At prsseat, this
.atter is la the haads of the o.&ha City Attorne, who will
. !, decide further actioa to be takea 1n this utter. .," ,,
Tbe Omaha BPP has Dot beea 1nvolved ia aay
orgaaizatioaal activity s1nce 5/18/69, whea it held a rally
ia aa Omaha city park, Recently received iaformatioa iadicates
that there are oaly between six aad tea members of this
organizatioa and they .are Involved 1n ao~rgaaized·actlvlty.
Ro counterinteiligeace accomplishments bave beea
obtaiaed under captioned program s1nce submission of refereaced
Omaha letter.
J Tbis matter will contiaue to receive close atteatioa

aad suggestioas for counteriatelligence activities against
tbe BPP and Its leadership at a luturedate will be submitted
by separate communication. JO_O._~ 'I If /"'(J(., _. /I("~
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Memora'ftaUm
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SAC, IfElfARK (100-49854) (P)
( COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAJ(
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BPP)
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He Newark letter to Bureau 7/14/69.
During the past two weeks the anonymous communication
authorized by Bureau letter dated 7/14/89 was aalled.
Ko accomplishments were obtained during the previous
two-week period UDder captioned prograa. I )
The Bureau will be advised ot the results ot the

anonyaous aailing It any becOJle known.
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Re Bureau letter to San Francisco,

By airtel this date, San Francisco requested per-
mission to anonymously furnish copies of BPP Coloring Book,
7/5/69 edition "The Black Panther W to seven addressees In
the San Francisco area in an attempt to disrupt BPP Liber-
ation Schools and to make it more difficult for the BPP to
re-institute a Breakfast for Children Program in the futu~
The Bureau has previously been advised of the
fact that the BPP has utilized picketing and boycott in a
attempt to harass the Safeway stores because of failure t
donate to the organization's Breakfast for Children Prograa
(BCP) in order that the harassing tactics of the BPP are
clearly brought to the attention of individuals who have
aided the Breakfast for Children Program and the Liberation
Schools. ~ureau authority is requested to.anonymously for-
ward photostat of Black Panther leaflet attached hereto, to
the following addre eell
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./ ReSFairtel 7/25/69 pertaining to • counter-
intelligence proposal concerning the boycott of Safeway
stores.
Authority is not being granted at this time for
the anonymous mailing recommended in relet. It is believed
that the mailing could frighten the recipients into
aSSisting t.he BPP through fear of a boycott. In addition.
consideration is being given toward an anonymous mailing to
the same reCipients 8S a result of another counter- .
intelligence proposal submitted by San Francisco. It 1.
believed that this is sufficient for the time being.
If the BPP starts the "Breakfast for Children
Program" in the fall. San Francisco may wish to resubmit
this suggestion to the Bureau for consideration.
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of a BPP leaflet advocating the boycott of Safeway st.ores
because they do not donate to the "Breakfast· for Children
Program." Sever 1 of the recipients are companies which
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believes the leaflet may cause them to get angry and
stop the contributions. Ve are turning this
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frighten th~se persons into continuing to contribute
and, therefore, have the opposite effect than what
we desire. Ve are also calling San Francisco'S
att'ention to the fact that we are considering a
counterintelligence proposal on the same recipients
on another matter.
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To: DIRBCTOR, FBI (100-448006)
FROM: SAC, SA5 DIRGO (100-14192)(P)
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RACIAL INTBLLIGENCB
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Division i. conducting requested investigation to review the
Articles of Incorporation. for all 'pertinent infor-ation.
an1 corpora tion

req 0 referred to as a Fora 1120 eacb
,ear. Tbis for• • u.t be flied whetber or not tbe corporation haa
bad an, income.
Upon coapletion of the investigation
by Los Angeles, Bureau permisslon 18 requested to
pertinent inforaation contained withi~B of
of US. Per.isslon 18 also requested deter.lne If
US has filed a For. 1120 witb an end award a possible complaint
in tbe event DO filing ha. been recorded.
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COij~f~RItrri::LLIGJ~11CE
BLI\~ ~1.\TICllI\LIST
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BLACK PAlrrlLll PAnTY (BPP)
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) He Burc;au letter to Los Anb eleS dated 7/ 5/ •
COUIITRRU;TL1,LIGENCE OPERATI,_llS IN }o;l''FE.CT
AG_U 115'£ TW-;ii!..ACK PAll'l'H~-:R pA.QTY
CounterintelliGence operati')n T~cntioned in
rcferenced c')l'1Tr.unication he.s been placed in effect aGainst
the Black Panther Party. ;
1-\er,!bers of the BPP continue' to be intervic"Acd in
the h:>pe that this proc;rarn \/ill couse some concern and
disruption aTo1onG the ;:embers of the BPP.
COUNTER! ::TFU, IG ,,:lICE OPER_\TIO}lS

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All arrests of I~e:nbers
of the Brp continue to be
follo~/ed la~ls
control
lookin~ fo!' violations of the anti-riot E\nd [;Un
to deterlnine if eny of these individuals r.lizht
be prosecuted under Federal and State la'IS. Lor;ical
sp')rtinG goods st')res and firearr.l9 outlets have been contacted
and 1ia15')n i9 bc.ing maintained to e'.,tcnpt to determine
which m(;~bers of the BPP· are bU_1in~ fi rearm9.
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Memora.tum
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SACRAMENTO (l00-894)(P)
BLAL~ NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Re Sacramento letter to the Bureau, 7/17/69.
Sacramento has no accomplishments to report during

the past two week period.
This office is at present working out the details
of a counterintel sure directed against the Sac-
npy"p are indications
ramento BPP Captain,
that he may have left possibly taken some
Party funds.
It is contemplated that some form of anonymous
mailing will be recommended linking pparent de-
fection with his romance with a white girl. The details of
the measure will be furnished to the Bureau for consideration
as soon as this office is certain of sufficient details to
make the mailing credible.
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TO: DIHECTOR, FBI (J. ~o-}III;'')::lG) DATE: 7/3J./69
n~ 'fS~r~AC' liS,! YORK (100-1611110) (P)
SUBJECT: • COUJITERIIlTELLIGEUCE PHOOIlAt.!

nLflCK WITIOrr.\LIST-HJ\TE GROUP:::;
W,CIflT, IIITELI.IGEIICE
BLACK PJ\JiTI!r.r. PIIHTY (nI'P)
RelrYll?t, 7/J.6/69; Bulct, 7/28/6,).

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the lnfornnt:l cm ect forth :I.n rcllYlct
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COUNTERINTELLIGENCEPROGRAH
BlACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL IlITELLIGENCE
BlACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
ReNYlets 7/16/69 and 7/31/69.

Authority is granted for New York to furnish
copies of the items mentioned in referenced communication
7/16/69. The dissemination should be msde to one of the
three Monsignors mentioned in referenced letter 7/31/69.
The person to whom this dissemination Is made must be
advised that the Bureau is not to be divulged as the source
of this information. Strict security must be maintained.
Based on available information Buflles tive concerning
New York has proposed the dissemination of four ,-

~--~ifferent public source items pertaining to notorious Black,
Panther Party to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nev York. ,--
These items all pertain to the BPP "Breakfast for Children
IProgram" and consist of articles appearing in the Panther

newspaper and a copy of the Panther coloring book. To the
average person these items are horrendous. New York is of
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r.l_ ,assisting this breakfast program if they are madel'aware of
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things such as the coloring book and these articles. New York I
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~:~:~--rd vUI':keep the dissemination confidential. We are ctUthorizfng
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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 7/31/89
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BLACK NaTIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re: New Baven letter 8/20/69.
1. Operations Under Consideration
None
2. Operations Being Effected
Public source information regarding tbe BPP remains

to be furnisJaed to Bureau:_ approved news media contacts.
3. Tangible Results
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4. Developments of CI Interest
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By letter dated 6/3

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"Bloomington Tribune" article dated 5/13/68,
captioned, "IV Negroes Win Fight With Frats."
"Daily Herald Telephone" article dated 11/26/68,
captioned, "White Man lIust Change Negro's
World: Taylor."
"Indiana Daily Student" article dated 11/26/68,
captioned "ORLANDO TAYLOR blames racism in
America on white population."
Indianapolis news article dated 12/2/68, captioned,
"Battler For Equality at I.V. Wins Grant."
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"Indiana Daily Student" article dated 6/19/69,
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The/necessary precaution should be taken to insure that the
Bureau will not be disclosed as the source of this pubUc source
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SUBJECT: oJ COUNTFRIllTELLIGFNCE PR~RAM
RACIAL IllTELLIGENCE
RE Baltimore letter to Director, FBI, dated 7/14/69
and Bureau's leUerto San Francisco, dated 7/11/69.
Durin~ the hlO-~leek period 7/23/69 - 8/4/69, there
were n~ specific counterintelliGence measures taken aGainst
the Black Panther Party (BPP).
It is to be noted that the Baltimore Chapter of
the BPP is currently undergoinG a chance of leadership and
the members are uncertain as to the status of the Baltimore
Chapter. The activities of the Baltimore Chapter are
presently at a minimum and meetings are not being held On a
regular basis.
In vie~1 of the above, no specific recommendations
are beinG directed aGainst the BPP at this time.
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COOKIERIRTELLIGEWCB PROGRAI 1
BLACK RATIONALIST - BATE GROUPS
RACIAL JITELLJGElfCB
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black extremist group.
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to let the owner of the property know the nature of the group
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by telling him of the activities at the hall, including the
recent shooting out of windows there .. The caller will say
he lives near the building and is fearful for his family. If
OS is forced to move, the group will be neutralized until
re-established in a new location. Since the caller is
fictitious, there is DO possibility ofesbarrassment to the'
Bureau.
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Via . A I' R TEL A I R MA I L - REG 1ST E lED
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-~~8006)
rROM: SAC,- SAN FRANCISCO (157-60U

~OUN~~~~T~LLIGEN9~_PROGRAM .. ,
BlACK NATIONALIST - HATE_GRQU,.o;cPS,"-_
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ReSFairtel entitled ·COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM,
BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS, RACIAL INTELLIGENCE", 7/l~/69.
San Francisco has the pending following project.
requested by airtels 7/25/69:
(1) Reproduction and anonymous mailing of BPP Coloring
Book and 7/5169 issue of "The Black Panther". .
(2) Reproduction and anonymous mailing of BPP Boycott
leaflet. ", .
The BPP sponsored National Conference for a United ~. '1
Front Against Fascism was held in Oakland, California,
7/18-20/69. The majority of the sessions of the conference
were held in the Oakland Auditorium. All attendants were
given a close personal body search and members of the BPP
observed all distribution of leaflets in the immediate vicinity
of the meeting p~ace. .
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Consideration was given for possible counterintelligence use
of the incident at. the Bureau's suggestion and it was felt
it could not be so utilized to advantage.
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Farty Br~at time. In Ju~e,
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as a BPP member. IT;n,pr
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Mem0 ru"dum
TO : DIRE~' FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/4/69
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Re Jackson letter to Bureau 5/27/69.
The following items of counter-intelligence interest
are forwarded for info of the Bureau and receiving offices:
The Jackson Division on 7/30-31/69, conducted a
Police-Community Relations Two-Day Seminar at the Jackson
Police Academy under the sponsorship of the Jackson. Hiss ••
Police Department. Among topics discussed by FBI instructors
with the crowd of over 65 officers in attendance. were Black
Nationalist groups and the fact that police officers should
be alert to any criminal activities or acts of violence
perpetrated by Negroes affiliated with black extremist groups.
In the early morning hours. 7/31/69. two of the
officers who attended the .session on 7/30/69 were on duty
in the vicinity of a Negro ghetto area of Jackson. They
observed a 1960 Chevrolet with three bearded militant looking
Negro occupants cruising suspiciously in the vicinity of a
large gun shop in the ghetto area. The officers stopped this
car on a traffic violation. Subsequent inquiry by the officers
with the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) revealed
that the car was stolen from New Orleans. La •• on 7/29/69.
Officers in searching the car found a fully loaded .30 caliber
sem1~automatic M-l carbine and a bolt action rifle as well as
burglary tools. The three were booked on possession of burglary.
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::t:'j~,,~~ack Nationalist fI....... li~.t!?n~.
o· is known to the New Orleans
Division a Republic of New Africa (RNA) activist
from New Orleans. La •• who is on the Security Index and the
Agitator Index of that office.
. The Jackson Division confirmed from contact with
the New Orleans Division that""""'was a convicted felon.
Additionally. the New Orleans ~ advised tha~
had been arrested and convicted on criminal trespass ng
charges recently in New Orleans stemming from his participation
in the presentation of the "Black Manifesto" at the First
Presbyterian Church in New Orleans in May. 1969.
Based on the above info and. interview by Bureau
Agents of the three individuals arrested. Federal complaints
were authorized and warrants issued on 8/2/69. charging
IIIII!IIwith ITSMV and with a violation of the Gun Control
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U. S. Commissioner. Hattiesburg, Hiss •• on 8/2/69. and were
remanded to the Forrest County Hiss. Jail. Hattiesburg. on
Federal charges in lieu of $5.000 bond on each charge. After
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heanng, a press release was issued by the SAC, Jackson "
~egarding the matter. Newsmen who had heard the
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Black Nationalist affiliations concerning inquired'
of the FBI regarding these affiliations; , were --•. "-
referred to local officials and their own sources in New
,Orleans to detennine these affiliations.and to~
determine any prior c the part of~
The newsmen had heard that had Black Nationalist
affiliations from talking e officers ,who had talked
with the threesome following their arrest. Subsequently,
several representatives of the news media issued news articles,
and TV and radio reports regarding the arrest of the threesome,
including in this report intormation from their sources in
New Orleans who confirmed prior arrests part and
other information regarding Black Nationalist affiliations of
As a result of the above news cast and news

Jnr'anle state publicity was obtained
his companions, and the Black Nationalist
affiliated with. The Associated Press and
n~~TnR~ 1 also ran stories on the threesome's
1/69, to
check into the threesome.' When she
heard that the local charges would probably be replaced by
Federal charges, she decided to leave Jackson immedbtely and
return to New Orleans. This information is being used by -
JaCkSOn Agents to discredit RNA leadership through Jackson
sources by showing this leadership "deserting their
/ compatriots when the going gets rough". -
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·Chicago as 00 in the
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sAc, DENVER (157-199)
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Re Denver letter to. Bureau 7/16/69.

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COUNTERINTfi.LIGENCE PROGRA.
SLACK NATIONALIST - BATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
SLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
ReDNlet 8/1/69.
BG'.fil~
member, . . I ~ i~cation disclosed that BPP
iii has been expelled from the
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group. true 0 is temper other BPP members are terrified
of him and as a result BPP activities have come to •
standstill.
, The above information presents an interesting

" Situation which could be the sUbject of a counterintelligence
proposal. - should c . e r IOgica.1 means of continuing
and expand~ fear of by BPP members and submit
a specific counterintellige e proposal concerning this.
Take DO action without specific Bureau authority.
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DPP activities in the DN Division ha~almost

ceased because 'of the violent temper possessed by an expelled
member. The present members are afraid of conducting any
activity because ot this fear. We are instructing' DN- to
consider logical means of expanding this.
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AUG21 1969
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MemorUivdum
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FROM 74'" SAC, SAH DIEGO (100-14l92)(P)
SUBJECT: ( COUNTER INTELLIGDCB PROGRAM

RACIAL IHTELLIGEJfCB
(BPP)
Re Saa Diego letter to tbe Bureau 7/16/69,

Saa Diego alrtel to the Bureau 7/14/69, Saa Diego airtel
to the Bureau 7/16/69, Bureau letter to San Diego 7/22/69,
aad Bureau alrtel to Saa Diego 7/23/69.
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still being considered
as a target for gence Progra. when the
appropriate opportunity preseats itself.
Atte.pts are presently being ande to identify
tbe owners of tbe new beadquarters building of US, Incorporated.
When sucb a dete~ination is .ade, appropriate counterintelligence
action will be requested.
Interviews ot the BPP aembers aad selected, suspected
US .embers are coatinuing.
Inforaaat reports concerning Hational Revolutionary
Conference Against Fascis. beld at oakland, California, oa
7/18-21/69, are beiag reviewed tor aaypotential
counterintelligence activity.
Upon completion of requested investigation being
conducted by tbe Los Angeles Division concerning the
incorporation and possible filing of Interaal Revenue Service
toraa, appropriate counterintelligeace action will be requested.
Q - Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) REC.3Z II t'} 1.

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An intensive interview prograa directed at BPP
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i the ~ailing of the anonymous letter tdllllllll
~concerni It 18 not anticipated at
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regard in the near future.
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The following day
It is assumed that the above~phone
bad a great deal to do witb 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIB
that the
for another firearas tra ing session. This
information was immediately disse.inated to the San Diego
Poliee Department, San Diego County Sheriff's Office, and
California Highway Patrol. Crisscross patrols were established
to effect arrests in tbe vicinity of tbe Laguna Mountains.
The plans for the training session, bowever, did not aaterialize.

The racial situation in San Diego. bas returned to
near normal after the riot situation of 1/13/69. Post mortem
analysis of the riot indicates that it was spontaneous in nature
and was not promulgated by any particular group.
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d;( BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
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KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Re Bureau letter, 7/2/69, with enclosures, to

San Francisco and various offices, Kansas City ietter,
7/22/69, to Bureau, and Bureau letter, 7/25/69, to Kansas -.
City. .-
Due to widespread national pUblicity given the
BPP Coloring Book, a careful study for some weeks in depth ,.
:i. of factors and personalities in Kansas City, Missouri,
r (site of the only Kansas City Division BPP Chapter and a
;:, past local Breakfast Program) suggests v~ry limited, if
not questionable or detrimental, effects from a counter-
intelligence distribution now of the BPP Coloring Book
and related national and local news items critical of the
BPP Breakfast Program.
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The above conclusion is based on data, available ~
to the Kansas City Office, namely (1) no local or national
distribution of the Coloring Book, or of BPP propaganda for
chi~ren in connection with the Breakfast Program, is known .
or f>cumentable as proven; in fact, San Francisco report~ ~/"' .
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publication or distribution of the Coloring Book or
such propaganda with approval and support of the national
BPP; (2) widespread national pUblicity as to the Coloring
Book and Breakfast Program are now "old hat" locally. An
anonymous attempt to couple the Coloring Book with the
discontj.Ilued Breakfast Program in Kansas City, Missouri,
-,i'S a counterintelligence action to educate key "naive"
Negro ministers who supported the Breakfast Program in
Kansas City, Missouri, based on the lack of proof mentioned
above, could backfire with defensive pUblicity.
Such types of defensive publicity are exemplified
by the attached copies of news items in the Kansas City
Times, 8/2 and 8/4/69, and'the Kansas City Star, 8/3/69,
daily Kansas City, Missouri newspapers.'
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The Kansas City Division will be alert to recommend
counterintelligence action in future developing situations,
should the BPP "Breakfast Program", "Liberation Schools",
and "Health Clinics" resume, start or get underway.
With reference to Bureau letter 7/15/69, relative
to a counterintelligence proposal for utilizing a previously
submitted cartoon for anonymous distribution in the Kansas
City area, no recommendation is being made for such dis-
tribution at this time due to the summer cessation of the
Breakfast Program and the widespread sensational type of
pUblicity, attached, which should depict for intelligent
readers the true character of the BPPs. A recommendation as
to possible future distribution of such cartoons will be
made when it is considered timely.
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2. Operations being effected o
3. Tangible results o
4. Developments of counterintelligence
interest:
(See Biweekly letter above)
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Pertinent data has previously been furnished in
Kansas City communications dated 5/12. 16. 26,; 6/9. 23. 30;
7/3 and 22. all 1969. That data is not repeated herein.
pursuant to Bureau letter 4/25/69. to Baltimore and various
offices.
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~~:~:f~-: 'i· !wilh l\elley's s.lalemtnl. Chief.

!KeJ!cy j~ II pf"r."l)n W"ith po1itical:
,- '- ~ }" land militar. PO~Pr. Hf' hil~ an I
'~'.,. :' :army, wC'ftpnr... and th~ l('~all
ri:;:hl In d('chlrf" wilr. rete 0'./
KC:l ha ... none oflhat." I
Alu-ay .. th .. \'ktiJUJO
Mr. 1..3\-:500 ~ilid that in the
pa~! hlac:'; pE'c;Jl~ htl\'e h~!'n the-
:principal \'iclirr:~ DC ...·'ol("n('t'.:
·lln(hjJ"l';~. rat:'p ri'J~!: and pOlice:
bealin;~. H.. l'l'Iicl thi:'i m"kl"~ to-:
d.w's vil')lcnt talk b,' blacks.
m~rf' undl!:-sl~nrl<'lhlp. ·,,\·pn if it'
docs nul t':-,:cu:,>e p!ac;r.::; t!uili (r)r;
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P2St wre."g... en an jnr.i\·jr1ualj
suC'h J:; Patrolman Ddcy. I
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Dr hltn 1hf' same l;irut or ba;::s ui
the: ,,."1 ftr u .. :' :\11'. I.aw""'n rf"'!
mar'a",L ·'1 don'~ hIamf' OHirtr i
na{"\' ar.\'m(lff' thar. J bl.Jmrd'
!hI': 'Jnt'li 'who hrlrl ur thp filore'
,for all tb, "'ron:::o. ni lOrirt~·, ~
IH~'~ a prodnct n[ nur ~irt~· the:
,umt alii thty .rPo.'· ~
l1H" Re\'_ A. J.. ,lohnson. pa!l-.
ltor or Zion Gron £2p:jSt church'
;and president 01 !.b~ CO:.Jncil tor f
'United Actjor~, said th~ impact:
o~ the irtide on Patrolman-!
Dary'~ {ami:\- conccrn~ him. I
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tn the man'S f?mily," Mr. JC'hn-:
Ion $.aid. "but J t:op~ U:('y would;
realize' il lfas not thp: m;ss tK'l
b1ack folks ~rcakUig. Thf'rf' Itre,
ithosfi' "'ho still ha\p hoJlf'~ "'-t 1
jean Ji\'(~ in thi~ ~ocietj" a!: human!
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'mo-,t. bl,,!"k youn;:: ~ople art ~
;hr>i.!1,b' IItirilct('.~ to the Panther;
:phtlosrhy. b1J! mo.;! hlac!;; ~ople.
'do no! ('('r.(b:1~ \"jnI!:ncr_ !
·'Thrrr'J, Il '1'11 nt inj<JlOtkr, and;
J 1m TrAdy tft fi;::ht it. btl( n1y ~
,lJ'Irlhnrfo; 111,1', diirrrt'!lt:'lir $;tid.!
I ':Lots ~[ ~li(c~t'n h~\'t bad i
jattltUGCS. but th:s My.\ flCimej
;dicb'( re.;ister \\'ith me. H: v.a!t I
:within his rig~l!:. H~ \~·2~ tr:~'inz;
'to d" h.i.~ duty in pre\·~"!ir.~ <:'
holdup," _ ~
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i· i lhers ,,"ere presen~. but did DOt'
I",.r.firm the repuled show of sup-'I
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ire~~on to bclie\'c that a)u~·eni!(
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; the Dac'\" ::.hootin::! hGd run to the
bOlll>c \'.:hen he tied police. The;
)'out}l wa~ thought to asso.:'iate:
r.ith P('n~h('rs. i
Wait OD E\"idc~l.t r ~
Chie~ KeHe\" s3id the patroV
. mell conlilcted superiors CO!,·.
cerr.!llg i: sca,n:h \\3rrant. but
W";':
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; a warrant. -..,
The ,"outh turi1rd himself in at
police· t.e"rlquarters the ne~1
da\', and is on'! of two juverj}es
: beir-g held in th£' :,t,.';)Jti!lg. '_hie!
: Kellf':: said. He said :he youth
. ,i,as no~ & Pantb::r.
An adult abo bedn: held bas
bttn thargtd with first-degree:
n\l'rJer and Tobbl'ry.
O';\eal said \",0 policemen
nlade thrcats "hen l~ey "'erc
Dol admi:,ed to the hou;." add-
:ing tha~ thesc t\\"o '"could be
; next:' Both orricc."S art ~e-
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A~ked j{ the PClnlher~ ~ere en·
do:":si':1g holdups in the article.
O':Xcal nplicd that rob~lng a
plil~e such as Jo-Arr~ for a
sm"l\ amount c,~ mClne\" was a
tri\"i:;l thing to do .. "bu~ we un·
dcr~!apd bbcl-; people reactir.g
to oH~rf'~;;\"f ('cmcitil)ll:!i."
, "If yo~fre t(l!llg: to liberate
.5(Jmel~ir.~ frc)~l1 the oP!l;c~scr,·'·
:he said. "it should be- from!
,somethinr- li;:£" Cil~' ~2riQWJ...or· .
Commerce Tr~.it."
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UNITED STATE8"t"-G :RNMEN¥
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__. DlRECTOR' FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/6/69
FJI.~.' i\\ - SAC, CHARLOTTE (157-6109)
SUBJEcr:
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Re Charlotte letter to Bureau dated 6/24/69.
furnished
information for assistance Bureau
approval. Bureau is requ 157-9-8
captioned, "COUNrERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, DISRUPTION OF HATE
GROUPS, UNITED KLANS OF AMERICA' (UKA) INC., KKKK," Charlotte
which contains results ot
connection with the UKA in
conce
na wl~h specific emphasis
Agitator Index subject of Charlotte Offi
that he wants the article or articles to
either before, during, or after various
violence throughout North Carolina, and also in connection, it
any, between groups who are anti-wh and
encouragement from white groups.
a number of people
however noting the assistance rendered by FBI in
is time requesting assistance from the FBI.
he is well aware of the fact the FBI can
'nT'm:t1t1 of a general or public source nature,
cannot be disclosed as source.
ed to authorize the
as it is an excellent
ble light. It is noted
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BUJ u.s. Savings Bonds RrgularJ.y on 'hi PaJroll Savings PI,."

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however. this is an u~'Y~" press in the past.
of unfavorable YUU~'L~'. major portions
a verY,bad light. and show him in
Charlotte will await Bureau instructions before

taking further action in this matter.
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NOTE:
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:orlcE!rning black extr~
activities • an extremist Agitator Index
subject of the Charlotte and has requested information
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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CONFERENCE (NBEDC) ...
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Ph1ladelph1a feels that the orIgInal
meetIng there was a fIght between and""", and
between and the orIgInal of the grouP.
\o.,c, ,a rumor be' spread that and spoke., :_~~"'_"
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Ph1ladelphla po11celearned of the meet1ng~tl'JtL
so ~ 1nformants wIll be protected :.u!tI.)' '- :
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NATIONAL BLACK lCONO.IC DB,ILOPKERT
CONFIRXPlCl (NBEDC)
leurlet 8-8-69.
Relet recommended atartlng a rumor campaign to
take advantage of • situation with counterintelligonce
potential, however, no plan for starting a rumor campaign
w.. set forth.
Philadelphia sbould resubmit Its recommendation.
At the sa.. time JOu should comment specificallJ on wbetber
tbis rumor campaign would affect court actton In tbis case.
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dispute between leaders of tbe National Black Bconomic
Development Conference as the reason police learned of
these leaders' violation of an injunction issued against
the group.
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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI
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SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAtf
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP);
NATIONAL REVOLUTIONARY CONFERENCE FOR
A UNITED FRONT AGAINST FASCIStf
SPONSORED BY THE BPP, 7/18-21/69
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Re San Diego teletype 6/25/69.
Information available San Francisco Division would
indicate that the following individuals connected with the
new left and/or Communist Party will attend from
this area:
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Date: July 29. 1969
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ReBU airiel to Milwaukee 7/18/69.
Captain
Sergeant of Security;
tenant of Education;
Lieutenant o(\lnfoFmation
a DPO nted l{ini ster of DeC •

taking money from the people and lib-
erties with women. in violation of BPP principles. ,
Hilwaukec will ,advise Bureau upon receipt of ,.) jf£\
information as to statu of Beloit group. it being -, (J
noted that publications ued out of Milwaukee now
refer to the Deloit the "proposed" chapter
Bureau (AM-lUt)
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rry word "acting" Lieutenant
nB" Lieutenant of Education.
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SUBJECT: / ) COUHTERINTBLLIGENCli:
PROGRAM
' SUCK NATIONALIST _ BATI: GROUPs
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE CBW) ,
Be X_ark letter to Bureau 7/28/69.

During the past two weeks no counterintelligence
lIe&Bures were abled against the BLACK: PAlfl'IIER PARTY (BPP).
Xo accomplishments Were. obtained during previous

two-week period UDder captioned progr_.
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copy eacb of interoffice 8emo fro. tbe 0l1n-llatbesoD CoIIpan:i"'~.'~~;;;:'::;':;,'
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eDced letter advised tbe Bureau tbat on lIarcb 21, 1969, a ,,' f,.~,,~::·,:t.,:~
gbetto iDformaDt of tbe SpriDgfield Division 8ade avanable ,=:i';::,'.'\ >
for inspecUoD a 8ajority of the 1 ofSpr1DI-"\::.~"::;;,
field Agitator IDde:a:subj ect ·"2:.'"n:;;;':i",J
.~, ' . bad been:'\1:~:~~~
. ~ ty were severa~}~ of. couDterinter~~::, "~Pi

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Of tbe three pellets sbowo 10 tbe pbotograpb, ,. ; .
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rUDolDg 1eogtbwlse. The secood has beeo
brokeo ID half sbowiog tbe core'of tbe pellet
aod ls pbotograpbed from above. The tbird ~ .
ls also. pbotograpbed from above but ls IDtact~)(J
YOlu~teere!t t:a!a::ra d;!~!fWro ~. ~J!!'

he bad seeD several boxes of wbat he termed "compressed CUD-
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exactly flt the pellets aeotioDed above 10 12. .}~'
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At tbat tiae, tbrough aD establisbed cootact of tbe
'&ltoD, Ill1001s, RA, a test was ruo OD tbe pellet at the 011D-:'
lIatbesoD Plaot ID "ltoD, a copy of the results of whlcb 18,:'
. eoclosed for eacb office.
It is tbe oplDloo of the Sprlogfleld Dlvisioo, after
19Ditiog several of tbe above-aeotlooed cuopowder pellets, that
tbey are blghlyflamaable aod would aake excelleDt priaers or
fuses for bomemade type explosives. Because of tbeirflaa.. bl1lty,
tbe gbetto source meDtloDed above, who furDisbed tbe pellets,
requested tbey be takeD froll bls premlses, wbicb tley were, 'aDd >-
bave beeD 8tored ID aD appropriate 8tor~g,vault at tbe IIIIDol•
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of black ailitaDts 1D otber Field Divislo08.
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SUBJECT: ~OUNTJ::RINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST HATE· GROUPS
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letter to Baltimore, November 25, 1968, the following
information is furnished:
None.
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BLAC~ NhTIONhLIST - RATE GROUPS
RhCIAL INTELLIc:ENCE . - ,
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r.e Indianapolis letter to Bureau 7/28/69.
pos i t ion as' ,

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Chicago letter, approved in Bureau letter, July 31, 1969, has been
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Attached letter would be typed on a non-Bureau typewriter OD

Yale University stationary.
It is believed that upon receipt of this letter
will cause sufficient inquiries of the Yale
to be made which would cause that administration to be
willing to provide facilities for the use of the BPP.
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I am sorry for not having written sooner, however, I

have expended considerable time and effort in gathering
facts concerning a matter which is of interest to all of
us who are alumni of Yale. Frankly, 1 am extremely alarmed
with our administration in allowing the BlackPanthers
to openly operate on campus.
A series of events have taken place in recent months
involving this organization which are repugnant to me;
however, because of my sensitive position, I am unable to
identify myself, and must remain anonymous.
Earlier this year, officials of our lledical School
invited representatives of the Black Panther organization
to participate in a lecture at Winslow Auditorium concerning
the Black Panthers a~, American health. During a dissertation
by two Panthers, a Mr. Gonzal vez and Mrs. Joh~ugg ins, those
in attendance were enco aged to support a Black Panther .
sponsored free medical clinic for colored people. In its
own right this would on the surface appear to be a generous
undertaking to the community by Yale. However, recent events
would indicate that this was merely a ploy by the Panthers
to cajole Yale into providing financial assistance to a
clinic which in the event of armed revolution would provide
secret medical care for wounded members of the Black Panther
Party. I feel this is well documented based on the following
informa tion.
On May 17th, a Black Panther all-day retreat was held
on the campus in Linsly-Chittenden Hall. It was attended
by approximately fifty persons from throughout the State
and was presided over by national leaders of the Black
Panther Party from California. RorY"l.Iithe gave a speec/t
f on the discipline and assassination ol'Black Panther inrormers.
Mrs.Huggins was also present. You will recall that her
former husband, Joh~uggins, Jr.,' was murdered in a racial
dispute at UCLA in Ja~y of this year. You will also
recall that Huggins' father is the Manager of the Fence Club.
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During the evening of May 19th, with the permission of our
administration, Mr. Bobb~-seale, National Panther leader from
California, appeared atB~tel Chapel for a speech. He .
received several thousand dollars for this appearance. Men
and women who attended were searched for weapons at the door.
Throughout the speech, persons in the audience smoked, and
the speech by Mr. Seale was punctuated with numerous vulgarities
and obscenities of the worst sort. Among those in attendance
was our "Chaplain" Bil1'<.Coffin who appeared not to be the
least bit concerned by Seale's foul language.
I feel it is a sad day in America when an individual is
not allowed to enter a house of worship until searched and
a speaker is allowed to flagrantly use obscenities and four-
letter words before the altar of God. I am also distressed
to think that Yale would allow individuals of his calibre
on our campus. Certainly the administration was aware of
the past reputation of Mr.· Seale as well as known acts of
violence committed by the organization he represents.
On May 22nd, three days after Mr. Seale's appearance here,
the New Haven Police Department raided the Black Panther
headquarters in New lIaven and arrested three Panthers in
connection with the torture and murder of a reported Panther
from New York City. Subsequently, additional Panthers were
arrested and according to the local press the victim had been
held captive and tortured for several days prior to. his death.
Undoubtedly, Mr. Seale was in town at the time he was held
captive and possibly when he was murdered. Is it possible he
knew about this situation? I cannot help but wonder if he gave
the orders for execution.
I fail to understand the purpose of bringing these people
to our institution. Are they teaching or setting an example
for our youth who are very easily influenced at this age? Are
they here for .educational purposes? It appears Mr. Scale's
qualifications for teaching relate only to revolution and
violence. At one point in his speech he stated that the "kids"
have to be taught how to use guns so they can "kill the raclst
digs" when they come into their neighborhoods. Was .Ir. ·Seale
~ere to give guidance concerning poverty programs? During,
~is speech he did not present one single suggestion aimed at
overcoming our national or local poverty problems. In short,
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he contributed nothing toward our educational processes.
No one in our community benefited from his appearance.
Most disappointing of all was the fact that the reputation
of Yale was tarnished by. this and other events. This reputation
was achieved through the efforts of great men like Hale,
Vanderbilt, Calhoun, Pierson and others and not the likes of
Mr. Seale.
I contend that the above events have brought immeasurable
notoriety to our institution. My advanced age and conservative
image leave me helpless - but the above events call for action
on the part of each and every thinking alumni. I feel great
damage has been done and unless appropriate steps are taken in
high places to prevent recurrences of similar situations, Yale's
reputation may be further tarnished. Of additional concern is
the fact that appearances of persons like Mr. Seale and the
offering of Yale facilities to militant groups such as his
could lead to violence and destruction not only in the community
but also on the Yale campus.
I submit this letter for your consideration. Yale is not
the first school to have been duped by these people. Possibly
you can help prevent further disasterous mistakes - poor and
weak decisions and "fuzzy" thinking by college administrators
throughout the country.
. Again my apologies for finding it necessary to remain
anonymous.
As always, "For God, For Country and For Yale," I remain,
Sincerely,
A Fellow Alumnus
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BLACK NATIONALIST- HATE GR)UPS
RACIAL MATTERS - BLACK PANniER PARTY (BPP)
ReNHlet 8/13/69.
Authorlty is granted to Nev Haven for the
an anonymous cOlllJlunlcatlon to
Thls letter should be typed
on II statlonery molt to be used by II member of
the Yale University Alumni. The communlcatlon should be
maUed from New Haven.
Bobby Seale, National Leader of the Black Panther
Party (BPP) has recently been arrested by Bureau Agents based
on warrants by New Haven authorities for his actlvlty in the
murder of II New York City Black Panther. It is believed that
this should be added to the anonymous communication
mai New Haven should add a postscript to
the ion pointlng out Seale's arrest and
r-----~clear involvement in the murder of Alex Rackley. together
wlth New Haven newspaper cllppings pertaining to the murder
and the arrest.
New Haven must insure that this matter ls handled
the Bureau is never dlvUlged 8S the source of
~01~1Jnllc:.! Ion,' Advlae of any results recelved.
New Haven has forwarded a communication

IrDor't .. ,n from a disgusted member sl
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'm, ___ Communlcat{on written on.a hIgh level and glves specific ;.{It Ct.
'~=t~tb has extended the name of the Universlty
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ridou. nature of this thelr propendt, fur' . • •.

violence. The ano authorized in view "~
of the fact it could definitely
have an effect on coopera given the BPP by not only
,, Yale University but other institutions. We have ~ended the
"." anonymous communication and are instructing New Haven to add
information concerning the murder of the
arrest of
chance that
for embarrassment
to Bureau in this endeavor nor there any chance that the
Bureau will be divulged as the source of the anonymous letter •
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DIHECTOH. FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/12/69
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'UBJE~COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST _. HA'l'EGROUPS
HACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re Richmond letter to Bureau, 5/14/69.

No information has been developed to date
indicating the existence of any blac!; militant
or(~anria tion within the Richmond territory.
Richmond's efforts to identify militant

black organ17.ations ~l1thln its territol"y are
continuing and should positive results be achieved,
aopronrla te counterintelligence measures will be
pronosed for Bureau apfJroval.
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As noted in relet, the BPP was attempting to secure
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National Black Panther Party •. Berlte ley, CaUfor.nia - hereby ".,1, t'
declares the fo11owin,1 "
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"'There is no longer an official chaPt~, of the Black
Panther Party In Omaha, Nebraska, Further, Eddi olden, c-
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,l so-called leader of the Party here, was expelled om the Party
i in March and was not to function in any capacit), 1& thl nua'
of the Black Panther Party. '
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'Bolden was expelled for his oounter-revolutionary
activities and his working and assisting with gOTIPament-----
sponsored programs, which alslead the peaple moving them
deeper into oppression and despair, and his reluctance to
follow Party Une and relate totally to serving the "needs"
of the people. Eddie Bolden has been propagating lies In
reference to receiving specific direction from National Head-
quarters concerning the ~o-called Party in Omaha. He has
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nterested in serving the people
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Omaha BPP chapter, EDDIE BOLDER.
In view of the above, Omaha feels that concrete
recommendations cannot be aade at the present t~e regardine
':;'. counterintelligence lIIeasurea aiJlled at crippUne tbe BPP •
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This .atter will be followed closely and suggestions
for counterintelligence action against the forming of a Dew
BPP or its leaders will be aubmitted by separate letter.
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BLACK-NATIONAL - BAT! GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACJL: PAlfI'HER PARTY (BPP)
RePHairtel 7-25-89 captioned "Black Panther Party;

Racial Matter."
_ Enclosed are various newspaper articles concerning
the 8PP and one copy of the DPP coloring book.
Referenced airtel points out that the 8PP Breakfast
for Children Program (DCP) is continuing to function in
Philadelphia. In addition, efforts are being made to expand
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this progr~. Philadolphia should iMmediatel, review all
pertinent files and submit specific counterintelligence proposals
in an effort to noutralize the efforts of the 8PP to spread
its insidious poison to children.
In your submissions, consider but do not limit
yourself to anonymous mailings, dissemiDation to friendly press
contacts and other logical counterintelligence techniques.
Take no specific action without prior Bureau authority.
Enclosures - 7 REC. 5l /~G- t7"~"~O('('_ /11;
10 AUG '/' 1969
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The Breakfast for Children Program is gaining ~.
strength in Philadelphia. We are calling for a counter-
intelligence program to neutralize and otherwise Degate this
activity. The BPP uses these breakfasts to teach small ghetto
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children to hate all white people, speci~ically policemen.
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
-aU.cr1'ANTHER-ti ART y:ZI\PP)_
ReSFairtel 7/28/69.
San Francisco is presently preparing photostats of
copies of the BPP Coloring Book for children that was dis-
tributed at some sessions of the Breakfast for Children Program
(BCP). Copies of this book, accompanied by a 7/5/69 edition •
of "The Black Panther" and anonymous letter, will be forwarded~
to a list ofaddressess set forth in SFairtel 7/25/69. This '
project has been approved by the Bureau.
San Francisco is also requesting Bureau authority'
to forward a copy of a column, without comment, of WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY, JR., "Is Anyone for Coloring?", that appeared in the
"San Francisco Examiner" on 8/7169, copy enclosed.
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-Ism Conr~rE'nce, hrM In Oakland create db.unlty within the white Therefore. we too have become·
asl weekend, I IC3nct was clr- community, and Is also a direct • threat to the Power Structure. _
ulatcd, VSclously attacking Pro" .s~au1t on the Dla~" Panther I)arf,. ~anets will conUnue to be cir-
essor Don Freed, orClntzerofthe It Is yer)' Important lor the poco- CUlated In a vain attempt to de.....
~.A.rrlends of the Panthers. The pie to understand that once you troy the Bhck Panlhers by dts-
~anet. headrd "Don rr~t"d Is A . start,15 lbcsr. men have, to be- credUlnc men wbo. like these pro... _
"Ie:- lna1tclousl1 accust"d him of come a moYln, force .,atnst Incl .. fea:~ora. have orcan1udand raised
JiClne .rt Inform .. r lor 11K' PiC plttnt fascism Sn AmE'rlcI. you are the level 01 consclousnes.'" 01 while
I'ower Structurt". Similar attacks an Immediate 'h,.~at to tbe I'ower 1>"01'1. In 'order 10 joIn In \be
'lIVe betn .. aced ilealnst 5uchpt'o- Structure. These mcn arc~ exer ... atrul:cle for lIb@raUou.
ule as P rolessor Leon ~ower, head' ctslne their democratic ,tchta to The rHctlonar, rorera will •
')( the San Vicco .·rlends of the expose and OItpOse th,. OIlpresstve make a last drSJl'f'rate tdrUl:cle to
Panther., and Prolrssor P3U) aystt'm th3t exists In our countr,. malnllin the status quo and sup...
1.lIsel, of Cll"vel:lnd. who also I. In forming the f·rlends of the pr.ss III procresslve movemenls .BT,AC:{ J'AIITHj':il
orcanl!.ln, In support 01 the Black Pantht>rs. theS(!' prolessors have In our countr,. But they cannot
Panther Party. succePded In creating a link be ... Irlc:hten us awa, with leanets,
Who are theSE' l>eople? And why tween the poor and oppressed white threats or terrorists tadici. for
have they 5uddC'nly become the to· people, and the Black Panther 1\ I. 1/1. mere .. Isience 0111",.., illn l"ranc 1::; co
~al poln ot such vJ1Hylng act'usa. Parly. We recognb..@ the Panthfors laclles lhal e_se. lhelr Inner 'nGc /1 19
tiona? These men are Indicative IS the vanc-uard In .the revolu .. weaknes •• whUe at the time, ace..
of the ,rowing masses of white- tlonary strugclp agalnstfuclsmin I. • furce to unify the masses
mlddle-dass people who are America. 10 oppose these reacllonarylorees 8/2/69
attempting 10 expose the true bI- We sUPfIOrt the ranthrr Ten .. I.d pul and end 10 \be power aI '
tUre of our decadent 5OCIet)'. Point Program and are attemptlne FlniUlCe Caplla.. _, i/oe 1c1:r,
Don freed has been a strong to work In a parallel 'ashlon wlUl
supporter of Ihe Black Panthen. them In lhelr "ChI agatnst raclsm All Power To The People·'
Plnlber Power 10 the Vancuant" 3l(J.r1 d!;t'
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was Instrumental In formlne and ImperlaJlsm. We a1500 .UPport
t e fiewton .. Cleaver Defense lully their program 01 DeeehtraJ-
f nd, and more recently. the L.A lzatton Of Pollee and Will work Friends of the Panther. "
Judi 5baJlle, CommunlcaUons
F. e_.ollbe Panther •• Analtaek alon, wllb them 10 Implemenl W.
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE:
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SUBJECT: 0 COUNTER INTELLIGENCE, PROeRA.

BLACK JlATIONALIST - BATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BW)
Be: New Baven letter dated 7/31/69.
By separate coamunication Jlew Baven Office has requested
permission to mail anonomously a letter setting fortb
, BPP activity on the campus of Yale University whic
by the administration of Yale, to
Effected
Public Source information regarding the BPP remains to
be furnisbed to Bureau-approved news media contacts.
3. Tangible Results
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4. Developments of eI Interest I '
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.. During the eveing of August 6
automobiles with Field
of four
other BPP mnmbers
I were observed by FBI Agents demonstration
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t·, "" beld on the Green in Jlew Baven. A telephonic check witb tbe
I Seattle Oft1ceduring the'night and early morning of August 6-7,
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'I. .'I . 1969, revealed that one of the automobiles, a black
1969 Pontiac bearing Washington
occupied by UFAP-Forgery Fugitive
had been r~Seattle', Washi
resemblin~on ~une 13,
This automobile was observed in front of a New Haven

member's residence on the morning of August 7, 1969,
before surveillance could be established contact was
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't.... :' .~ .. the oar w.. obsened prooeedl ... Horth .OD Route 84.:.. · . : .1
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the, had learDed that with the
, other indiYidual. were in tbe "traiDiDg
Rnl.~"'" Chapter of the BPP.
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the word., "We're gOing to he back and we're gOing to let
eyer,bod,."
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n e additional charge of Intimidating a witDess
~ and ,tbe warrant was 18sued on August 8, 1969 •
. . . . . was required to post $1 000 bond on
charees and $6,500 on the int .... " .. a
was reqUltir t~t • $15,000
bond, and $5,000 bond.
Searoh of the autoaobl1e lelded the taped conversatloD of
what i8 believed meetine held In New Haven OD
. . August 6, 1969, b, ..mbers of the Rew HaveD
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. Also recovered was wbat i. beUeyed to be the lIeabership U.t '.
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UNITil.U·STAT~G7 ,.,RNMENT
,Memorl.-·jdum
fROM {SAC, PORTLAND (157-347)(P)
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SUBJECT: (/COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
(VISUAL AIDS)
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,.",cIJlrity, BPP, ,
of the A~sociated Students,
Eugene. , C J."
EUI~ellle ,
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ded them
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following the ther~confrontation th two
Eugene police ~69. It was during this
confrontation that the tlllllllJbrothers threatened the
police officers with firearms.
".~ Dur.ing June, 1969, - along with~

were convicted for in~ing w1th th~
o the Selective Service tem af' a result of their mock
tr Is held at the Service Boards at Eugene and
Roseburg, Oregon. " ting sentence for this
conviction. In ad was involved in an aFsault
against Navy recruiters campus, Eugene, 1/22/69.
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at Eugenrl~!"~flilI1f!P~~erous weapon growing
out of the 3/19/69 incident and is under prosecution for
threatening to commit a felony against an Oregon State
. ~nd a Lane County Deputy Sheriff. Also
is to be prosecuted for assault on U.S.
avy recruiters, UO campus, 1/22/69.
is awaiting prosecution at
Eugene, Oregon, for assault with a dangerous weapon also
growing out of the 3/19/69 incident.
On i~'~iEifents~Tobacco and Firearms

arrested and~as charged with
unlawful possession o~rm by convicted felon and
beld on $5,000 ball. lIIIIIIIwas charged with making a
false statement in connection with the acquisition of a
firearm with bail Fet at $2,500.
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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI UOO-~~8006)· DATE: 8/18/69

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&1~ AC,KANSAS CiTY (100-12~~8 ).' p'

SUBJECT COUNT£RINTJ:LLIGElICE r~nGP.AM
BLi\CK N~flOIlAL:t§'f·-:". iiAfE~~OtJpS
RACIAL HITr;LLIr.ENCr.··· .'. -_ .• -
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/iifJY· BI-WEEKLY LETTER
N~AIIIST IlPP CHAPTER
Y.AII.:<;!-S_CJ..:~..!1.ISSOUP'.:.:,I~_ __
Re Kansas City letter 8/~/69 to Bureau.

No new developments of interest as to corcent
potential tar~ets for counterintelligence action have . \
appeared in the ~ast two weeks except for the fOllowing: ~
e nsas ,
a second floor space at ~200 E.
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• 31st Street, Kansas City, Missouri, for proposed operation
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tributed by the BPP chapter recently to Kansas City. tHssouri,
hospital5, name the clinic as "The New Dobh~ Hutton Community
Free He'ilth Clinic." to be servic'?d p.ratis hy nrofessionals
(doctors)" Those re'luirinp, clinic c<lre were asked to contact
BPP charter head'luarters a~ 2905 Prospect, Ka~5as City,
Mi ssour)..
The "I~ilnsas C;tv Times" ne~lspaper of S/IS/6!)
cnntained an article captioned "Panther Clinic ret~.n
Accordin~ to the article the Kansas City chapter of the BPP
were oneninr. the Hutton free Health Center at ~200 r.. 31st
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~/Strcet· and were holdinr. open house from 1~:00 a.m. to 1:00
~ ~ n.M. on 8/18 a~d 19/69.
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fron the medical T'rofetlflion accordinrr. to
Oenutv Health Minister of the chant~r.
~ ..., The Kansas City Division is alert to exploring "
.';:;;> :.~' .. anrt recommending possible counterintelligence action as to
subh clinic and other possible BPP chapter activi.tyinc1uding
possible resumption of a breakfast program in September •
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Mem0 ra!dum
TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
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.~ n:;')1·1.1 SAC, nw HAVEN (157-785) (P)
SUBJECT: (COtnrl'ERINTELLIGEHCB PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST'_ BATE GROUPS
RACIAL IlfI'ELLIGEHCI
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BpP)
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Hartford BPP,
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Connecticut, on May I, 1969.
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stated the film can be kept
.~ '-l ~ . '.: done, it must be available
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if it so wishes and the original returned. ~
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Rt.C I Ill, INTELLIG}<;NCR

PROGP.Ill1
BL/,Cl( NATlON.,~],J.!;T - nATE GROUPS r
Re BUlf!aU air'tcl 3/11/(,8.
TIle Bureau is ad'.'i"e~ that

has b:~n dC!!:ignated to c(Jordil1(ltc thr: cc;,It.iC..l:·d r·.;:i;t~::, :1.11
t~l~ IIJC.':!ll1(lr·i.n O[fJ.c~. VuiJ)· C:0ntacts '~if·i·: thf; ·\'''~.'.o.,;s
law enf()rccJn'~nt ag~JJd.c::; tTl t\l.:, tloT th~'l'll -.'1 rgini.u !lu·r,. lI,vl
the clc)sc cOlltacts with c~:t,'bJ.i~·hc:d s{'m·,x.-, bl,'/;.> d'~tCl1ill1>N~
that tho::re ale at this ti.lr:;· no kno~m Bl<.:d: P;1fioru'·1 st-
nate: Groups )(lcated hi thi." dIvision. C~lIl.i{l'.l(>1.''i e.ttl?ntl.c'"
:I.n bei n.:; nfforded thin vrcgl'ft:11 [.nd shc'l'lci lIlly l>lilck 1~i1U C;!l~lll.<;l
H(:tc Groul's el~('rgc, fl r:~o8rnm for. c[[ecU.vd.y d';;11inr, \-:·lth
sl!(;h r,roup" \:i.ll. be init1..,tc::r1 and t.h·, B~l".nl \,lilJ b,~ kq,t
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TO : Ur~...,!l' C. SUlli,)~,!/
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SUBJEC1:: C~NTERIHTELLIGEtICE PRuGRAr1
BLACK NATIUNALIST - HATE GROUPS
RI,cIAL INTI,J"LIGE.NCE
(BLACK PANTHLR PARTY)
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This is to recommend attached item concerning
Leroy Eldridge Cl.~~~'~r tive leader of the extremis
Panther Party (BPP)
on a confidential
Cleaver, l1inister of Information of the BPP, is a
fugitive from justice, having jumped bond in California. Cleaver
'has appeared in Algeria, stating he resided in Cuba prior to
coming to Algeria. We have received information that Cleaver
I is unable to return to Cuba because of a rape charge against

him there. In addition, Cleaver appears to a source to be
mentally ill; his long history of sex crimes would certainly
indicate this, and this may be another reason why he cannot
) return to Cuba. .
.urnishing the above information

4111111'0n a confidential basis would not jeopardize any Bureau
sources and, if verified by the news media source, would expose
this B~P leader as a degenerate who has continued his criminal '
behavior after his involvement in the ~xvlutionary, black '/;.(/
extremist,BPP. , .L-10 a
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That attached(ltem exposing Cleaver be
by the Crime Hecords Division
for verification through his contacts in the
might have access to data in ~ba. .
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BLACK PANTHER
Leroy Eldridge Cleaver, Hinister of Information

of the extrem1et. revolutionary. Black Panther Party. baa
surfa~ed in Algeria. Cleaver. as reported by Reuters.
said he had previously been living in Cuba.
Yhat Cleaver did not say was that he cannot

return to Cuba. Cleaver is a convicted rapist, and now
there is reportedly a rape charge outstanding against him
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Besides continuing his degenerate activities
after taking a leadership position in the Panthers.
sources close to Cleaver indicate he is mentally ill.
Which is certainly borne out by the nature of his crimes.
This lIIlly be another reason wby Cleaver has become persona
. non grata to Castro.
NOTE:
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dated 8/13/69. captioned "Counterintelligence Program,
Black Nationalist - Hate Groups. Ra~ligence,
(Black Panther Party)," prepared b y . . -
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, Leroy Eldridge Cleaver, Hinhter ot Information' :

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INrfaoed In Algeria. Cleaver, es reported br Reuters,
saId be bad previously been living In CUba.
~,hQt Cleaver did not SkY Wus thl1t he ~Ulot

ret~rn to Cuba. l:lec.ver Is n convicted rapist. aJld now
there Is reportedly a rape charge outstanding aaainat h1lll
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Besid.es continuing his degenerate scttvi Ues

after taking a leadership pOSition In the Pantbers,
sources close to Clenver indicate he Is mentally Ill.
Which is certainly borne out by the nature or bis crimes.
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nOD arata to Castro. .
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Memora'lum , ,
TO : D~ECTOR, FBI (lOO-44nOO9)- DATE: 8/15/69

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S'JJEc:r: F COUtITERnITET,LIGEIlCE PROGRAf1
BLIICK IMTIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL I1frELLIGENCE
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Reairtel enclooed a copy of a film made

RACIAL f.IATTERS, _ _
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by the Boston Police Department on 8/10/69 on Boston
( Common, Boston, l-Iassachuoetts at a rally participated
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the Department of Justice and the
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!. in Connecticut on 8/8/69.
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:DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
JSACr SACRAMENTO (100-894) (P)

DATE: 8/19/69
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BLACK NAnONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PAlllllER PARlY (BPP)
ReSClet to the Bureau, dated 8/1/69.
Sacramento has no counter-intelligence measure

contemplated at present. Referenced letter reflects that
attempts were b . made to work out a count Ugence
measure against fomer BPP in
. Sacramento who had recently left the Party. It was felt
that anonymous mailing directed to dissident Panther
members would possibly have the result of hel~
disrupt the BPP. However, an interview withllilllllwas
published in the local Negro newspaper which indicated
that he left the Party in their good graces and that there
is no dissension as a result.
Sacramento has no accomplistvnents to report

during the past two-week period •
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BLACICllf.'nQ1!.aLis.t - HATE GROUPS
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With Bureau authority, San Francisco is presently

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mailing photostat copies of the BPP Coloring Book along wi

the 7/5/69 edition of "The Black Panther" to the following
seven addressees in the San Francisco area in an attempt to
•,. to. disrupt BPP Liberation Schools and to make it more
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• difficult to reinstitute a Breakfast for Children Program (BCP)
in the future: ",
Bureau (Enc.l)(RH)A
Francis<J2. .vy
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Enclosed is a
UCKLEY. JR •• entitled s Anyone for Coloring". that
appeared in the "San Francisco Examiner" on 8/7/69. Bureau
authority is requested to mail a copy of this column in a
plain envelope. unmarked. to the above addressees •
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rW~gf!gll F. Buckley, Jr."~"!1 - .,
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A1FEW WEEKS ago It got out that a 'The little children learn quickly. The next
pu ,III e a II 0 n exi,led called the "Blaet . C.bleau lha'wl a' pig policeman his handl
Panther Coloring Book." Ordinarily, when ·held high at the beckoning 01 a pbtol
the word spreads that an in~rest.ing book. which I. almost as big a. the litUe bo)'
exi.Is, the publishers ru.h to make It who levels It at his head.
available to the ,eneraJ public.' There: are another half dozen pictW'u,
But in this case the re'ponse was to all of them drawn in the Ityle 01 primitive
.uppress the publicalion; Indecd, 10 reluse prolelarlan art, all 01 them to the sam.
to make It available to anyone at all. So purpo.e: all 01 them dcpicting heroism al
luecessful was the .uppression 01 the the act 01 killing policemen.
, Black Panther Coloring Book that even In-
Now there appears to be SOme conlu·
~ dus!rious journalisls were unable to put
'.slon concerning the exact provenance of
their hands on a copy, 10 that, ver)' quiet.
!,y, It moved out 01 the news. the pamphlet. A Catholic priest In ~an
.'rancisco, where It was first distrlbu d,
AN AJI.'TI·LEI·'T newsleller called Com. . rushed to aver that 'It was not an orr; lal .
'bat la subsidiary or Nalion.1 Reviewl got . publication 01 the Parly, that it had en'
hold of a copy of lhe Coloring Book and dislribu~d only for lhe sake 01 "evalua. S.F.Examiner
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"oduced It on the assumption that the. 'tion," whalever thai means. Bllt a defee.
nlenls of the Coloring Book are 01 .nor· lor lrom the Black Panthers teslified that
ous public inlerest. as indeed they are. Ihe bnok was aulhenlic, Ihal he himself San Franclsco,Call1
ey bear on the question of "'hal is Ihe had worked' In the print shop where It WII'
proper allitude or Ihe public. and of Ih. produced.
governmenl, towards the Black Panlher ,.
Party. Ollght il to be an allilude 01 toJer~. P. 34
.tlon, or 01 palience. or of - what? AT TillS POIJI.'T the leadership of the
. Panlhers, who ha"e been loliciting reo
There are 22 lull page drawing., with .peclability, denounced not only the pam· Da'., 8-7-69
eaplions. One show. a jackhooled pig, phlet, but the. deleclor, Insisting that h. 1:"'''0''' Home
dressed in the full paraphernalia of the '. had become an scenl provocaleur: I.e., A.'ho·~1111am F. Buck
I policeman. The c.ption i" "This is a pig. . that he had been planled Inside the Black
. lie tries to contl1l1 black I"'opl .... The Panlhers in order to di,credil them. And
• pi:.JlOliceman ri.es up taller than the sW'. back and forth and lorlh and back, reel·
C411"'E<!mund J.DooiP.}
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rou.oding skyscrapers in anolher pielure, a • Ing the mind.
pistol in one h,md. the oU,er .Irelchcd out.
to rere;'·. a bri"". A while bUSinessman,
al.o a pig. I. "acuumlng mono,. out of the
When Bobby Kennedy was assassi~'
ed. h. appeared in the official' BI k
Panther newspaper lying in his own bl , ..
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Ck area 01 lhe city. Caplion: "Th. pig . bJs fealures drawn over into Ihe shape 01 a caG ........... .
.. es to prolect the ... hile slores in btack pIg. The good priest in San Francisco will a.beaUu•• Ollie.' SF
mmunilies that rob black people." have a dillicult time ohriYing the Black
Next Is a Black Panther IIhe human . Panlhers. Those who wi.h to sc. whal it i.
o a•••• I •••• U' ••••
being) followed by a lillie boy and liltle .' all aboul will be •• nt a Iree copy of thl
girl. His pistol is ablaze, and one sees that reproduction of the Colorin~ Book. Ad·
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the slug h.. entered the Ihroat 01 the pig dress Communicalions Di.tributinn Inc.,
r-liu~n, aad blood Is spa tiering out - Box 182, Murray Bilt..Slal~.n, New York.
"Black brour ra prolect black ehUdr,e,,:"),::!~IS. and dr.w your own conclusions. .
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.SAC....SaD Francisco (157-601)
fDi;ector, FBI (100_448006) - I:J!J 1

REC-68 .
BLACK RATIONALIST - BATE GRO~~.
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE ~' ,
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) ...<~.
ReSP airte1 8_11_69.

Authority is granted to anonymously mail the photostat
of a column by Wil11am F. Buckley, Jr. as requested in referenced
i airtel to those persons mentioned in referenced communication.
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Your reproduction of this article must contain no identifying
!L data. San Francisco must ineure that strict security 9i11
! be maintained, and the Bureau not divulged as the source.
Advise of results received.
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We have previously authorized San Francisco to
anonymously mail copies of the BPP Coloring Book along 9ith a
particularly obnox10us issue of a Panther publication to
seven persons in the San Francisco area. These persons were
priests, ministers, and businessmen who bad cooperated with
tbe Black Panthers in the Panther "Breakfast for Children
Program." This was an attanpt to disrupt the Breakfast
Program and to prevent the formation of Panther "Liberation
Schools" wh1ch were being planned. As a continuing disruptive
technique permission is requested now to anonymously mail
cop1es of an article printed in a San Francisco newspaper by
. conservative writer 'llliam F. Buckley, 'Jr. This article
. points out the vicious nature of the Panthers and the
ridiculousness of the BPP Coloring Book. We are authorizing
this proposal. There is not a chance that the Bureau will be
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divulged as the source with resultant embarrassmeDt.
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POSSIBLE RACIAL VIOLENCE , MAJOR URBAN AREAS • RM
JUNTA OF MILITANT ORGANIZATION (JOMO) HAVE DECIDED TO FORM

A PRIVATE LABOR UNION CONSISTING OF WAITERS AND BUSBOYS IN
THE ST. PETERSBURG, flORIDA AREA .• THE IDEA IS IN DISCUSSION
STAGE AND NO DEFINITE PLANS FORMULATED •
TAMPA KLAVERN OF
THE UNITED FLORIDA KU KLUX KLAN (UFKKK) IS MAKING PLANS TO BE
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MORE ACTIVE IN THE FUTURE. ACTIVITIES WILL CONSIST OF
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DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE, STENCILING LETTERS KKK ON BUILDINGS I
AND THE OCCASIONAL BURNING OF CROSSES •
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[ORIIIED RIF'LE CLUB ANDJ!!~.I!I>"~-HAY.U.wEl.Y..E_P.lEJLI"__
THE GROUP • COMPETITIVE SHOOTING PRACTICE WILL TAKE PLACE ONCE

A PlONTH.
ON AUGUST TEN ,SIXTYNINE ,
THAT A NEGRO MALE WAS ARRESTED AT 1'1 I illS , F'LORIDA
F'OR RDSISTING ARREST F'OLLOWING A TRAF'F'IC VIOLATION. WHILE
EF'F'ECTING THE ARREST, A SMALL CROWD OF' NEGROS GATHERED
AND BEGAN THROWING ROCKS AND ~OTTLES AT DEPUTIES. IN F'OLLOWING
MELEE SEVERAL SHOTS IIERD F'IRED AND ONE NEGRO WOUNDED •
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HE MELBOURNE KLAVERN OF' THE UNITED KLANS OF'
AIIIERICA (UKA) HAD BEEN SURVEILLING A RESTAURANT IN ~ELBOURNE ,
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F'LORIDA WHICH HAD BEEN SERVING NEGROES • THIS KLAVERN IS
F'ORIIIULATING PLANS ON HOW BEST TO HANDLE THE SITUATION.
HE UNITED KLANS OF' AMERICA (UKA) KLAVERN AT

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SEBR ING , nOR IDA HAD REQUESTED A PARADE. PERm T TO ALLOW ROBED
XLA NSMEN TO PARADE THROUGH SEBRI NG J.N... A.PPROXIt'IATELY
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THREE WEEKS • fORTY KLANS~EN WERE EXPECTED TO PARTICIPATE
TO SUP,OR!.. A RECRUIt~ENT DRIVE •
I THE NEXT TWO WEEKS A
RALLY WAS TO BE HELD AT. AUBURNDALE , flORIDA MADE UP Of MEMBERS
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Of THE AUBURNDALE KLAVERN Of THE UNITED fLORIDA KU KLUX KLAN
(UfKKK) AND MEMBERS Of THE LAKE VALES KLAVERN Of THE UNITED
XLANS OF A~ERICA (UKA) •
ON THE NIGHT OF AUGUST EIGHT , SIXTYNINE ,

A TAMPA POLICE DEPARTMENT PATROL CAR RAN OVER A NEGRO
PEDESTRIAN • SOURCE REPORTED A LARGE CROWD OF NEGROES GATHERED
BUT WERE DISPERSED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WITHOUT
INCIDENT •
SAC EVALUATION. CONTACTS WITH POLICE OFFICIALS, LEADERS
IN THE NEGRO COMMUNITIES, AND SOURCES IN A POSITION TO KNOW
ADVISE THE RACIAL SITUATION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA REMAINS
COMPARATIVELY STABLE AT THE PRESENT, HOWEVER, INCIDENTS COULD
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RESULT FROM ARRESTS OF NEGROES BY POLICE OFFICERS IN GHETTO
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AREAS DUE TO THE HOSTILITY OF MANY NEGROES AGAINST LAW ENFORCE-
MENT OFFICERS •
ADMINISTRATIVE t
THE IDENTITIES OF THE SOURCES MENTIONED ABOVE ARE KNOWN

TO THE BUREAU •
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UNITED FLORIDA ~U KLUX KLAN
RACIAL HATTERS
ReTrte1 dated 8/12/69 captioned "rossible Racial

Violence, Major Urban Areas, RH."
Retel disclosed that 80urces within the Tampa

Division have advised that the Tampa klavern of the UFKKK
is presently making plans to be more active In the future.
These activities will consist of distributing literature,
the stenciling of the letters KKK on buildings and the
burning of crosses. Tampa should review pertinent flles
in an effort to thwart the plans of this group. Consider'
such things'as anonymous mailings, interviews and other
pertinent counterintelligence techniques.
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NOTE:
Ve are ceIling Tampa's attention to a situation

within the UFKKK which may be exploitable.
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"/21/69. ReBuairtel to Cblcaao and othe.r officea, dated
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The flrat plan ia more lImited in acope and ia based

on the aaaumption that It make. no difference whether the Hev
Mobilization Committee to £ncS the Var In VIetnam (NMC) meet.
the Black UnIted Froot'. caW) demand a or not, and on the fact
that the aaUonal Welfare RIghts OrganIzation (NWRO) has already
.~::.. agreed to"lenet ita SUpport to the HK1 without any condit1ona .,
.' . . attached.'·ne WRo la ...enUally. Black organiaatJ. on of
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welfare recipienta. It would 8eem sufficient to arrange for
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1 the twRO to receive copies of the actual BUF demand8 Upon the
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,,i'. me, either anonymoualy or otherviae, to atart NWRO people to
thinkina, '~y ahould we poor a.al.t the NMC for nothing when
i the 'fat cata' at BUF are gettIng paid for the promise of their
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aupport'l" Logically. the H\lRO ahould COllIe to ,the conclu.ion
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I-Cleve and (1M) (1- -1292)
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... that lllaDy of Its memben 'will be reaentful of Bur and the lOC.
i' On the other hand, BUr ahould resent the HWRO demanding ita
'.' '. ahare of the "loot". Thh.coulel al" aUenate other Blac:Jt
:~;'f.~~'·:"lroupa~.~y . . 'plannlng 'to,,-!Npport. the mc.:~.. ~;.,.;;·,(:- i;.2:'~:··~S. :~C::~~1.)i
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~:t'" either meeting the elemanda, whic:h would obviously weaken the
• -. organization financially and otherwiae, or if it refuaes,
lose the Black support which It aeeks. It Is conceivable
~, that the resulting ai tuation lIIight force the Hlt: to cancel
';:., . ' . ita .... rally on .,..h1n&ton, .D. C •• 11/15/69.., 0,..
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!-~.\.~...:. ," "". !~l' In order to f.JIplement ,the'· foregoing,' lIlO youl. ,,~,~...~, ';: '.~ ' .
.• 7(.," utilize aources and other lReans to agitate rithlD the Bur,'
o insisting Its demands arerea80nable and due the Black com-
munity; therefore, theNMC lllUat lIIeet theJII. Within HWRO it
would be argued that "we" poor people need help much more 80
. than does Bur, 'that the Nl'£ IIWIt help us, too, if It wants
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':.;"7~ ....1~' ..:;~:- ,.;t;;i. rlelel offices having .me'repruentatiori would utll·:'~'" ...,'..
,~;•...,.: ... Ize their Sourc:ea In epllttlng the NMC. Some sources would '
I~',; L' be directed to argue that to .eet the demands 18 "pure
..,,,, extortion". Others should take the poal tion that it Is the
..... duty of white llberals everywhere to 8upport the needs of
the Black community. that thia is one of the paramount goal.
of liberals, to fight for the eradication of racism, ghettos,
poverty and·inequal~tie. between Blacks and whitea, wherever
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they exiat. Through IllUtual reapect~ and cooperation, both can
be more effective In their struggles againat The Establishment.
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This diviaion of opinion 8hould create serious
8chlama wlthin the NMC Steer1na Committee and between the
o anization8 which it representa.
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,;.:S;:~;:;:'i IDa wltb whicb be could write a ape<:ial feature .'\F~~·:'
~~::t(~!.(::;"expose" of tbe"1»lacball"' of ~·.IM:·1J1'tbe Black .1l1~t~;'~.L·r:,:;
~~r.,. Even it the mt: refuses to meet eny part of the demand.. it . . "
''-' would .eem tbat a newswortby .tory could be written eoncernina
the attempted "extortion" •
., Assuming that tbe "expo.e" la written and picked up .. : "

,f,,<~~\:~ . on one of the wire services. " It would aerve th. purpo •• of"',, .,~ , ...
.I~!t";,,,. >. alerUna Black militant group. In other dUe. to the po.- .,':.t:~.' . :" .
. /r:;:~' if sibiHty of lIilking white liberals In their CoamlDf ty. For .
, example, the Black Panthers in Chicago lIight get the idea
that they could demand and get !Doney for their support of
tbe October 11. 1969. demonstration. in connection witb the
,;.,~..~",; aw:h a.
conspiracy trial.. This could be repeated in other areaS
New York. Lo. Angeles, at cetera •. The result1aa .•
" : ;:~ 'j , bickering, resentment and dlatruat could be fQCeuted by . . ;.,. ~; . ":/i', ; .:
':'o:iJ~~:. sourcn with tbehope that the Hew Left and the Blackall.-~~:'-':·:~~: ~'~,::
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and energy defending themselve.. At the very lea.t, It
should turn around the tendency for group. such as the
Student. for a Democratic Society and the Black Panthers
to unite for common goal ••
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~C. BAL~,,!O;' (15?-2~) P
SUBJECT: qOUNTERINTELLIGENCE P~OGAAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE 'GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re Baltimore letter to Director. FBI. 8/4/69.

During the two-week period 8/4-15/69. Baltimore did not take
any specific counterintelligence measures against the Black
Panther Party (BPP). •
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For the information of the Bureau, the Baltimore Chapter of
b1~the BPP rimains without significant leadership
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, ~ It has been ,brought to the attention of the Baltimore Office
~ ~ that the BPP headquarters has been playing a record by ,
1~ ',Q ELDRIDGE CLEAVER very loudly and disturbing the neighbOrhood'j
A private citizen made an anonymous phone call to the .
~ l~ Baltimore Police Department complaining about the noise. '
" . As a result of this complaint, Baltimore Police Officers
~, we~e dispatched to BPP Headquarters and attempted to gain
" ' entrance peacefully to tell the residents to turn down the
~ :.:; volume of the record player. The officers were not admitted
V] ...::s and they left the area.
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c I t is being suggested by Baltimore that when it is know that

~" the BPP members are playing their various propaganda records
~~ or attempting to broadcast to the neighborhood the BPP ,
~ a II: message. that an anonymous phone call be mad~ to, ~h~Pol1ce 1""0.
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' .Department complaining of the nOise.~()~l.U~« ~
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COUNTBRINTBLLIGENCI PROGIWI
BLACK RATIONALIST - BATB GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PAN'l'HER PARTY (BPP)
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Autbority is granted
anonymous pbone cal18 or to L _ •• ~.
our nprmal liaison contacts
i~ ~9i'~ inasmucb as excessive DO

!o! ~n of • local ordinance.
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Baltimore advised tbat tbe Baltimore BPP headquarters
bas been playing a record by Eldridge Cleaver, a BPP official,
very loudly and disturbing tbe neighborhood. Baltimore requested
authority for future purposes to make an anonymous phone call
to tbe police department complaining of the noise wben tbis
type record is aga in played in a loud manner. . This autborizes
same and suggest the same result can be obtained tbrougb
their liaison contacts witb tbe police department.
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UNITED STATES C.,\RNMENT
Memorandum
TO :f~R86ToR' FBI (100-448006) DATE:
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: SAC, ALBANY (157-231) (P*)
SUBJECT: RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re Albany letter to Bureau, 6/2/69.
The Albany Division presently has no additional
counterintelligence operations under consideration at this
\ time. The United Black Brothers of Syracuse, New York,
which is the only active black extremist organization in
the division during this reporting period, is being presently
affected by the operations set forth in referenced Albany
letter.
with
rding the ac 0
s 0 frflCUlse to keep them abreast of
extremist attitudes in an attempt to block all efforts <.J.', ,
to obtain funds for this organization.
3. Tangible Results
4. Developments of Cou~terintelligence Interests /
.he
contacts with the aforemention,e~
cont~nued
,:·j,t;.?; ~ ,~ ~~~;j has
created a continuing interost on the part
these individuals to expose the UBB for the militant b~G\;~1
organization that it is. _ _ •. _'11.
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SUBJECT: .. !.- CcoUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BPP)
Be Newark letter to Bureau 8/11/69.

During the past two weeks no counterintelligence
measures were aimed against the BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP).
No accomplishments were obtained during previous
two-week period under captioned program.
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SUBJECT: COUlfiERIlfiELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PAI'DIER PARTY (BPP)
Re Indianapolis letter to Bureau, 8/11/69.
On 8/I~i~an attempt to intervie.

former Minister of ~f the BPP in Indianapolis, .as
made after locating 1m on-Indiana AvenMndianapolis
.hile he .as .alking do.n the street. ho.ever,
refused to be intervle.ed or to talk.l agents, .as
!otallY agents to~
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.ith uncooperatlveness and hostility.
Bureau (RM)
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The Indianapolis Division plans to continue
to attempt to interviaa members of the BPP, as the BPP
in Indianapolis is having internal troubles and conflict
among officers and members and talking .ith members or
attempting to do so keeps them suspicious of each other •
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DATE:
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SUBJECT: . C)COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) .
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As noted in referenced letter, a press release

was made in Omaha on August 4, 1969, by Assistant
Chief of Staff JUNE HILLIARD, National Dlack Panther
Party, statinc that there no longer was Rn official
, .- . chapter of the Black Panther Party in 'Omaha.!. " and
't'll"' .. EDJ)lrBOLDEN had been expelled from the party and was
.~. .~.. '.: no longer connect~~~ !,1th the BW.
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information bas been
that HILLIARD, wbile in Omaha, gave instructions tbat two
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"brothers" should be sent to Oakland, California, for
training however, tbese instructions were later changed
to send two ''brothers'' to Kansas City for training.
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Altbough the BPP in Omaba is considered defunct . '.:;,':'
by National Headquarters,it appears that tbis cbapter at .'
a future will be rei~iivated possibly under the leader-.
sbip of iii Ii ill!twho, according to Kansas
City, I ~ ~as City, Missouri, to attend
a BPP training school.
In view of the foregoing Omaha does not feel tbat
concrete recommendations could be made at the time re
counterintelligence measures aimed at crippling tbe
BW. .
This matter will continue to be closely followed
and suggestions for counterintelligence action against
the new BPP chapter, if formed, and its leade.rshi p , will J' '1
be submitted by separate communication. . r'
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UNITED STATE~C( 'RNMENT
Mem0 ra.lum
TO Director, rBI 100-448006 DATE: August 27, 1969
nOM ~(i~. C1....... '.7-1189 (p)
SUBJECT: (lboUNTERINTELLIGENCE" PROGRAM

"BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
He Cleveland letter, June 2, 1969.
1. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION
Cleveland previously was

counterlntellil~erlce nn"~Ar'~
JUnister ot
New Atrica
misappropriation ot tunds
nte igence measures should he
be calls cl to aake an accounting ot the tunds 1111 ich were
placed in his custody.
SUbSeqUent~receiPt ot the above intormation
it was learned that had become disenchanted with the
RNA and was thinking 0 severing his affiliation with tlis
group. It was further learned that the July 23rd )lovement"
lOSing its identity.
be called to
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There are no counterinteilleence operations now
being effected at this ti.e. Cleveland continues to remain
alert for any activity which .ieht logically lend itself to
counterintelligence operations.
3. TANGIBLE RESULTS
Cleveland has no.t achieved any tangible results

under this progra. since the of referenced letter.
Forty-five photographs nd agent personnel
of the Cleveland Off by black extremist
elements were submitted under the general counterintelligence
program captioned COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, BLACK NATIONALIST -
HATE GROUPS ~ RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (VISUAL AIDS).
4. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST
Informants have advised that local

followers and sympathizers are
being iaplemented under the direction
and many mistrust ber. This mistrust
caused many extremists to become~ to ally tbemselves
with any movement which Involve This situation Is
being followed closely so that a y eve opments of counter~
intelligence interest will be developed and should any appear
to bave productive possibilities the Bureau will be contacted.
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BJECT "COUIITERHITELLIGENCE PROGRAM

.~LAG~ . NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
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RACIAL InTELLIGEUCE
particul e(;roes,
to exploit s circumstance by dropping this
casually to people whom it is believed w1.1l
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Throu~h informants it has been learned that the

Republic of II e \'1 Africa tlas contemplating what action it
could tal~c ar,ains t the tilli te community feeline: any actton
tlould be blamed on the Dlack Panthers and app'arcntly being (
q~lte wi1l1nc; to have the Panthers blamed. No concrete
plans were made anel the tlhole thine; is still completely ,.
nebulous. The oi tuation is being tlatched and consideration '1L.
is beine: c;1.vcn I'f; to how this situation may bee:ploited to Vl~
build enmity bettleen the tl'IO groups. ..,'
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To: Director, FBI (100-448006)

From: SAC, Miami (157-2414) (P)
C: '.
Subject: . COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
(NATION OF ISLAM)
For
Bureau authority
preparation of a
South Florida area.
they are
Their principal objective apparent
for the monies taken from the black
for Which they receive nothing
they anticipate completing wn~k,
some time in September. They
in finding NOI members willi
They are also diff
wh
The Bureau and Chicago

Miami expeditiously any photographs or films concerning NOI
meetings, conventions or other affairs that might be of
assistance in the preparation of this exposer- - -
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q - Chicago (RM)
Sent _ _ _ _ _ _ M Per ____________-."'"

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To: SACs, Mlami (157-2414)

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From: Director, FBI (100-448006) /(7 ~
COUNTERINTELLIGElICE PROGRAM
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
(NATION OF. ISLAM)
ReMHairtel 8/22/69 captioned as above.

For the information of Miami and Chicago, the
Bureau is not currently in possession of visual aid material
which would prove of value in of
the Nation of Islam being prepared
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Islam newspaper "Muhammad SPE!akS," which have appeared subse-
quent to those authorized by Bulet dated 2/27/69, captioned
as above.
Chicago should expedi te Miami's request and forward
any data it may have to the Bureau for review. ~I~f~~~~~
the data will be fn ...~n .....
that the information
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AUG281969
COMM·FBI
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The Nation of Islam (NOI) is a black extremist

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furnish any the Nation of
Islam which might be
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Memora!Jum
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/25/69
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re5eattle letter to Bureau, 8/11/69.

I letter to Baltimore, November 25, 1968, the following
information is furnished:
In accordance with suggestions contained in Bureau
airtel, August 20, 1969, entitled "Cointelpro - New Left", a
survey is being made to determine possibility of Cointelpro
action utilizing potential split between the BPP and SDS on
a local level.
None.
None.
IV •. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST
The Seattle BPP Chapter is currently undergoing a
change in leadership and strategy. Informants report that
activities of the Seattle BPP Chapter are being directed more
toward political operations and are turning i M P a violent
and disruptive tactics. Seattle BPP leader has
recently made a trip to Oakland, California, were s new
change of strategy was discussed with fOBBY SEALE, national
BPP leader. Tv 1 / /
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UNITED STAT£S-eO'( '.NMENT
Memora;·flum
TO : DIRECTOR. FBI (100-448006) 8/25/69
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Re Bureau letter to Los Angeles dated 7/30/69.

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS IN EFFECT
AGAINST THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Counterintelligence operation mentioned in
referenced communicaton has been placed in effect'a~ainst
the Black Panther Party (BPP). I.
Members of the BPP continue to be interviewed in
the hope that thi::; pro,!ram will cause some concern and
disruption among the members of the BPP.
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE OPERATIOIlS
UNDER CONSIDERATION
All arrests of members of the BPP continue to be
followed looking for violations of the anti-riot and gun
control laws to determine if any of the::;e individuals might
be prosec\lt~rI under Federal and State laws. Logical
::;portin~ goods store3 ;md fl.rearms outlets have been contacted
and liaison i3 being maintained to attempt to determine
which members of the BPP are buying firearm::;.
ACCOI~PLISHMENTS OBTAIIIED
Sources have reported no overt reaction::; due to
operations now in effect in the Los Aneeles area.
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To date. there has been no activation of any Dlack

Nationalist_type hate groups in the Twin Cities area. Minneapolis
has mentioned before it docs have a Nation of Islam group
which membership is constant and-which group bas not been
involved in any 'racially-oriented disturbances.
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the Negro community and through these sources will continue
to follow activities of the few Negro militants in this
Division that might possibly be involved in organizing a
Black Nationalist_type hate group,
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Memorandum
FBI (100-448006) DATE:
8/26/69
(100-980) (P) f
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SUBJECT, .
(/COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELL]:GE1~CE
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Re Jackson letter to Bureau dated 8/4/69. '
The following information of counterintelligence
interest is forwarded for the information of the Bureau and
receiving offices:
is' a Negro
Student nating Committee
present activity in Mississippi includes
liberation school in the Jackson area
the Black Nationalist newspaper called' "
These activities are conducted under the auspices of his
e: elf-st led group ca lled "The Jackson Human Rights Proj ect."
is on the Jackson Division Security Index and
glta tor Index~
isa ,
moved to the
Mississ ippi he
since his departure
from Mississippi, he has reading the
Black I-Ianifesto in several Pennsylvania churches. He is
on the Jackson D~vision Agitator Index, .
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associate ot
Tougaloo
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SNCC affiliate~
He is on the Agitator Index. .
In the Spring of 1969.~eceived .a.grant

of $6,000 from the Episcopal Chu~nance his Jackson
Human Rights Project in the Georgetown ghetto area of
~ Only about $2,200 in funds have been provided
_ _ so far from this initial grant.
t,P:Lscopa a t Jackson rega

ts Project, as the church had received information
leaders of this group are possibly not the
Is that should be receiving church funds.
the Episcopal Church had only
grante about one-thir~ of the total' funds
authorize would possibly discontinue all funds
i f investi
in the communit. who are

rmation regarding and associates.
He was provided infonnation regarding where he

OUld tain copies of various publications produced by
and distributed p.ubllcly in the Georgetown ghetto
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guidance and said he would provide the FBI with the results
j('~!: lnv"'iR"ion when they were completed on a confidential
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based on intormation
the FBI.
developed
felt this wo have a detrimental effect on
f the·Jackson Human Rights Project.
ld be 8 decision of the Episcopal Church
i will be directed to the local Episcopal Board
85 well 8S their national board in New York.
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UNITED STATES"'C""'r 'MENT
Memora':1um (.
TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE:

8/27/69
FROM : SAC, MIAMI (157-2414) (P)

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SUBJECT: . COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Be Miami letter, 5/20/69.

Since re letter, information has been developed
concerning. attempts to establish a Black Panther Party
(BPP) group in the Miami area. These attempts have been
unsuccessful to date and there are no other significant ~
changes in the over-all Black Nationalist activities within ( ,i
the Miami Division.
The only addition to Miami's
volved in Black Nationalist activity
President of the United Black Students
University of Miami.
ity
furnishing public source
of an expose-type documentary
on the Nation of Is am. This program is aimed mainly at
exposing the financial benefits reaped by NOI officials.
It is expected this program will be shown during late
September of 1969.
has also
furnis
'f-h .. n,n",h
ce , pr ation of an expose-type
article on NOI and other Black Na ti ona 115 t groups in the
South Florida area.
~u~nting out the

evils of the , organization
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The Miami'Office continues to utilize interviews

with persons connected with the Black Nationalist movement
as counterintelligence measures.
Interviews with persons known to be interested

in the establishment of a BPP group in the Miami area
no doubt has hampered efforts to organize this group.
Regular meetings of some of these people have ceased and
some have refused ~o have anything to do with the BPP
since being interviewed.
IV. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTERESTS
Some interviews with teen-agers of good families

who are interested in the Black Panther Party were conducted
in such a way so that their parents became aware of the teen-
a~crs interest in and sympathy towards the BPP. Their
parents have brought pressure against the teen-agers
making them cease any further BPP activity.
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Memora~"dum
TO VIRECTOR, Fill (100-448006) DATE: 8/29/69
~OM : SAe, JACKSONVILLE (157-1523) (P)

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ilLACK NATIOIIALIST - HATl: GROUPS
RACIAL IllTLLLIGEIICE
Re Jacksonville letter to Bureau, dated 6/4/69.

PROGRESS LETTLR
By separate letter, Jacksonville is
/
ish certain information to
enable him to expose
an their source of income as coming from
Goverrunental sponsored organizations by whom they are
employed.
2. Operations Heine Affected
/lone.
3. Tangible Results
Iione.
4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interests
Vurinr, the two the
Florida Black Front, and
~lere arres ted and locally wit ext
charge stemmed from hed to the States
Attorney's Office., along with a large
group of lIegro males, d and uninvited
at a weekly meeting of Baptjst Brotherhood, consisnng
of about sixty Negro Baptist pastors. 'fhe group made a
demand for $1000. as an immediate grant for !-1elfare Hother's
Organizational Efforts. Pastors'were not permitted to
leave until they agreed to this d~mand.
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Mem0 ra'ium
TO DIRECTOR, FBI (IOO-448006) DATE: 8/28/69
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FROM ~ SAC, MOBILE (157-2578) (P)
IUBJEcr: \ COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

l, RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
Re .Mobile letter to Bureau 6/17/69.

1) Operations Under Consideration
None. No Black Nationalist Groups are currently
known to be active in the Mobile Division. Representatives of
Southern Christian· Leadership Conference are located within thefl
Mobile Division, but no operations have been considered againstll,,(,
them as of this time.
2) Operations Being Effected
None.
3) Tangible Results
Interviews with members of the Youth Progressive
Committee, which was formerly active in Montgomery, Alabama,
served as a disruptive factor of this group and contributed
materially to the break up of'the group. It is felt that these
interviews prevented members of this group from.engaging in
a planned business venture in Montgomery.
4) Developments of Counterintelligence Interest
None
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I; SUJlllARY OF CHANGES SINCE REFERENCED LEnER . ,: ··c - ".C. .:.'::::' .'c',> ;.•.• , ..:, ....
There have been no changes with regard to the types

and/or the number of Black Nationalist groups within the
J' Columbia Division.ince referenced letter. .
f,,.- The' following are the known Black Nationalist
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of Islam, all are campus groups and all have been inactive
during the Bummer vacation .ontha: .
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OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION
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educational organization setting up an English curriculu.
tor a preparatory school tor drop-outs and attempting to
deterllline what education should provide students with in
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lIatter and since there is sOllIe indication that
an extremely .llitant • .. y not yet be en at JIIIIt
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bility of,having bf.trom this program if he does not'
lIeet the full requirellents. EstabUshed sources at lISC haye.
stated that it is their understanding a person IIUSt be a tull-, :
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regarding the activitles of the Black .illtants at scse to
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4. ColUllbla 1& pres devel
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stated they want to work wlth the FBI durlng the comlng
school year and to furnlsh the FBI wlth pertlnent lnforaatiOD
regardlng these groups' actlvltles. A. soon as the proper
background lIlformatlon is obtalned, Bureau authorlty wll1
be requested to develop these~tabl1shed sources as approved
Bureau confldential sources. ~~ ~
IV. TANGIBLE RESULTS
Slnce referenced letter, the actlvltles of the
Black Natlonallst - Bate Groups In South Carollna have been
practlcally non-ex1stent 81nce regular school has been .
closed for the 8U1D111er hollday .ontha. There have been no' -.-
tanglble results effectlve durlllg these past three .ontha.
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Memorandum
: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-QQa006) DATE: a/29/69
TO
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i, SUBJECT:~OUHTERWTELLIGr:NCE PROGRAH
BLACK IlfITIOIlALIST - HATE GROUPS
RACIAL IlITELLIGEIICE
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I Re Jacksonville letter to Bureau, dated a/29/69,
As a counterintelligence measurej it is desired
that certain self-appointed leaders of the black militant
group in the community be discredited before reaching any prominent
stature. In this regard, the followinG suggestion is being
set forth for consideration and approval:
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appeared at 11:00 Mi, 7/20/69, at the
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Baptist Brotherhood, consisting of JOegro Baptist pastors
from Jacksonville and adjacent counties. The group made
. .'. a demand of $1000. as an immediate grant for \/elfare
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the paymentd~manJ,
Arrest warrants were initially issued for fourteen ,
individuals, the majority of whorn are employed with or in
c6nj unction w~ th Gr-;ater Jacksonv~lle Econol?ic Opportur;li ty
(GJEO), a proJect f~nanced by Off~ce Econoluc Opportun~ ty ,', ,
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group and a wi11ing-

s related groups. He
w:Juld poin kground and black militancy ·of many
of their ~mploy~es and their active piJrticipation in the FBF.
I t is intend"Hl that~ill disclose the

r~del'al dm! l'Jca1 Government i~ supp1yine the
funds necessaI~1 to fini!nce the rBr by ~mp1oying its laembers.
in this vein could be timely for

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1. liuch publicity is riven to thOSe arrested

for extortion.
2. j!um~I'ous articles tlere recently published in
re&ard to cr;r maki~' r. t~ to il college
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busk~tb.::tl1 player, . Jeing paId

$75.00 per day dS aconsu tdn for under-'
priviledeed children at playgrounds.
"'ould ne~d public source infonnation·
ctJncernine Is referred to above, their activi ties
in conn .. ction \lith th~ FBF and pendi~ action
as leads for infonnation conc~rning , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.~ I t is believed he can be trusted ~xp1icit1y

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UNI'DINIlitIG~CE PROGRAH
BLACK NATIONALIST '.• HATE GROUPS
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Reur1et 8/29/69.
ource type material con-

Drl,UA Black Front. and activitiel.
Insure ~derstands thle material is

being furnished o~al balis and advise the Bureau
of any results of thil counterintelligence action. For your
information les contain no unfavorable data regarding
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a Black Front
U' 8 an type group which c ims to be nonviolent but
(\Jl,..\ t often features speakers at its functions who advocate violence.
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, ;~' ' , ~ictaents are being sought against them. '
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these activities and needs background information for
lead purposes. He is also interested in exposing Office
of Economic Opportunity (OEO) funding of many indiVidual
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TO ~ : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/29/69
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PRO~AC,~AMPA (157-3213) (P)
IUBJ~CT:JOUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
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ReTPlet, 6/2/69.
1. OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION
Tampa does not have any counterintelligence operations
presently under consideration. On a continuing basiS, Tampa
remains alert for the possibility of counterintelligence
action against Dlack Nat nalis e
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information concerning posseSSion of weapons and/or
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may be brought to the attention of local autho~
Efforts are being made to~
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who are aware of the day-to-day activities
of gator Index Subjects, the primary target of the
Counterintelligence Program.
2. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED
None at present.
3. TANGIBLE RESULTS
No tangible results since submission of relet,
6/2/69.
4. DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST
A new black militant organization, UMOJA, was
recently formed in Clearwater" Fla. In addition, the
Justice For All People (JAP), has become active in Sarasota,
Fla. During the continuing investigation of these organizations,
the possibility of counterintelligence measures will be closely
ffllowed. .\ .. / •
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A succinct summary of Black Nationalist Movement in

the Indianapolis Division follows:
A. Nation of Islam (NOI)
The NOI in tbe Indianapolis Division presently bas
approximately 160 members, whicb is a slight increase since
the date of the last letter. Temple Number 31 in South Bend,
Indiana, continues to be the largest having about 70 to 80
members. Mosque Number 33 at Gary, Indiana, is the second .
largest with 40 members, and Muhammad's Mosque in Indianapolis
is third largest with 27 members. Muhammad's Temple, East
Chicago, Indiana, has six members; Muhammad's Temple in
Evansville, Indiana, has five to six members; Muhammad's
Mosque of Islam in Fort Wayne, Indiana, bas five to six members,
while Muhammad's Mosque in Muncie, Indiana, is no longer meeting
for lack of a meeting place. The exact number of members
presently in Muncie, Indiana is unknown. Each of the mosques
or temples averages from four to seven visitors in addition
to the members at their meetings.
There are only two designated temples in the State
of Indiana those being Temple No. 31 in South Bend, and Mosque
No. 33 in Gary, Indiana. Known Muslim businesses now operate
at Muncie, and Indianapolis, Indiana. All of the leaders of
the temples and mosques in the Indianapolis Division continue
to adhere to the teachings of ELIJAH MUHAM~~D, their leader and
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preach according to the following: the white race has upset

the peace of the Aboriginal People by exploitation, robber"
uraer and death, inasmuch. as it is the nature in which tbe,
tere Madej that the only white people who are allowed to use
ne of the names of AJ.LAB (GOD) are those who have accepted
Islamj that under Christianity 'the black brothers and sisters
will not go to heaven, but under Allab, you will bave beaven
right bere on earth.
No known or proposed violence or problems have been
caused by the NOI in the Indianapolis Division and their
potential does not seem a threat at this time. There is always
a possibility however that the NOI might change due to some
incident and cause trouble although not eXpected.
B. Radical Action Project (RAP)
. The Radical Action Project (RAP), also known as the
Black Radical Action Project, is located at 2264 North Meridian
Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. The RAP is presently without
funds, and the organization as
efune
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operate the Afro-American
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Bookstore which.is owned by RAP. The bookstore is kept open
by them and occupies most of their time even though the bookstore
is not making money. Both individuals .are in a bad w~ for
funds f and !lm i
. IIIIIIIIIIIhas been speaking at various rallies, etc.,

and bas b~ for unity among the black groups and their
white allies, but bas been unsuccessful in uniting the groups.
RAP has operated within the existing legal structure and to
date has posed no real threat of violence. It presently
appears RAP will fold in the near future without funds.
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The BPP in Indianapolis operates from its headquarters

113 West 30th Street, and persists in being the most active
the black extremist ig at leas
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removed in Indianapolis
has approximately
The BPP has had problems financially since their
inception in Indianapolis and they presently have a conflict
in the Chapter over misuse of funds, violation of BPP rules
by members, and personality conflicts among leaders. As a
result, the Indianapolis Chapter is in a state of confusion
and members show distrust towards each other. The Chapter
has requested assistance from National BPP Headquarters and
two individuals from the Chicago Chapter of the BPP have been
sent to Indianapolis to help with settling disputes and
problems and to report to National Headquarters.
The BPP in Indianapolis, along witb a coalition of
the black groups in Indianapolis, has started a Breakfast for
School Cbildren Program, however the BPP has not been allowed
to teach BPP ideas and doctrine to the children and are not
allowed to put up posters, etc. by the other groups.
The BPP have not been responsible for any trouble
in Indianapolis to date; bowever, it is still felt that they
possess the most potential for violence of any of tbe black
groups. The BPP is followed regularly in a bi-weekly intelligence
letter.
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ctive and inactive members alike, will be continued, as l~ Is
cIt that this is the most productive method of producing '_
possible informants as well as a way of learning information
of value for intelligence purposes. While the BPP as a rule
will not talk to agents ~nd little success has been recognized
in recent attempts to interview BPP members, it does keep
the leaders of the' BPP worried and unsure if someone is talking
to the FBI and they do not know about it. Interview. of the
members also serves as a way to help determine the feeling in
the black community and to hclp evaluate individuals potential
for violence.
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Refinancing of RAP by the Episcopal Church was
discouraged and any sources of funds for RAP are being
discouraged causing RAP to continue in their financial troubles.
Anonymous mailings of several articles on the BPP breakfast
program and organization along with the BPP Coloring Book
were made to several ministers in the black community near
,., . BPP Headquarters to help discourage their support of a
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Breakfast for School Children Program run by the SPP.
In addition In all interviews attempts to intensify
the jealousy among various organizations and members are played
upon. This is serving to keep the black groups from uniting
whereby they might pose a more serious'threat to the peace
i, . and safety of the community.
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be folding in the near future. The BPP, along with the black
coalition, which is a group of black organizations, have
. started a Breakfast Program, however the BPP has heen allowed
only to help fix food and to clean up after the breakfast,' and
can not teach the children or display any posters, etc.,
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addition, the Chairman of the BPP,4IIIit

expressed concern that attempts to interview;
of the BPP are continually being made, and a distr~t
nd conflict has arisen among members of the BPP. I
4. Developments of Counterintelligence Interest
Same as those listed immediately above.
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UN •• t~D
Memora/~tum
STATES ,Si.Oy~NMENT ----------.. ~
TO DIRl!:ClOR, FbI (100-448006) DATE: 8/28/69
SAC, S,\t.:RAH~NTO (100-894) (l.)

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c.;OUN'fEl<INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM v.\~'\..
BL';~CK NATIONALIST - HATE GroUPS \\' ,.... "'.\ .
RACIAL INTELLIG~CJ:;
~e Sacramento letter to the Bureau, 4/11/69.
The overall Black Nationalist Hovement remains

unchanged from the situation at the time of referenced letter.
1) 01'l:RJUIONS UNDER CuNSII.l.,;RA·J ION
flo specific operation is now under con-

sideration. I-:fforts are being made to exploit <lis-
agreement be~ween the Black Panther Party and a
group of young negroes in the neighborhood of the
Black Panther Party Headquarters. Since both are
essentially hoodlum gangs, discretion must be used
to insure that violence 1s not the result of' the
rrogram.
,j) lANt,;IbLr. R;':SULTS
fj()NE
4) UEVEWFl1ENTS UF UlUI'ITt;RINTELLIGE~TC£ IN'r:~R&:iT
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Date: 8/26/69
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OBJECT:, • ~OYNttl!J.~~']!kIg!'=NC£ PROGRAM .
, B~~~.H~XI~~~L~py - RATEIe~~npS
- RACIAL INTELLIGENCE •
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Re San Francisco airtel, 8/11/69.
Since submission of referenced airtel, San Francisco,
with Bureau authority, has mailed anonymously to seven
addressees, photostats of BPP Coloring Book along with an
anonymous letter. No information has been received as yet ~
concerning results. \
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Since submission of referenced airtel, San Francisco
has suggested the further anonymous mailing of column of I I
WILLIAH F. BUCKLEY, JR. to the sarne addressees and the h \'1 ,
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furnishing of information concerning BPP bank accounts
anonymously to the mother of a young boy who was killed by ,
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a truck u~ed by BPP in the distribution of their newspaper.
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has suggested further thought and inquiries concerning the i
second suggestion and this instruction will be followed. j
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UNITED STATESe; £RNMENT
MemOrafidum
ro : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DAn: 8/29/69 _ --.
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PROM :1 f'JkC, NEWARK (100-49654) (P)
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SUBJECT: ( COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGR.Ul_ /"
_ lJLACK NATIONALIST~.-ilATE_ GRO~ ..
RACIAL INTELLIGENCB-
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I Be Newark letter to Bureau 5/29/69.
Newark has no operations under consideration at

this time.
By airtel dated 7/14/69 the Bureau authorized the

mailing of an anonymous communication aimed at compromising
a BPP leader in Jersey City, N.J. The communication was
sent on 7/23/69.
Tangible results cannot be directly attributed to

any specific counterintelligence operations based on informa-
tion presently available.
The BPP recently announced that the Jersey City,

N.J., chapter is the only official chapter currently operating
in the State of New Jersey.
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UNITEIJ STATES"CQ/\NMENT
Memorafjium
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Director, rBI (100-~~8006 Sill 18)

DATE: Aug. 29. 1969
-SAC, Denver (157-199) (P) '"
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~OUNTERINTELLIGENCE'PROGRAH
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
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(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)
ReBuairtel
Bulet 8/22/69. 3/~/68, Denver letter 5/27/69, and
1. Operations under consideration

(See Denver letter 5/2/69, and 1
Bulet 6/12/69.)
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2. Operations being affected
/ (See Denver letter 6/2/69, and 1
// Bureau reply 6/18/69.)
3 •. Tangible results
None
~. Development of counterintelligence None 1
ReBulet 8/22/69 desired Denver to submit a SP~I
proposal because of the BPP fear Of~
Since that time, all Denver BPP members have .
en expe ,Suspended or resigned. The BPP i s _
being operated by a group from the west coast and n has
tl Y
not been in contact with any of this group.
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REC- 94/"-:" . --h<~d:·:"::'-I" .
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TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)
~~OJ;NI%
DATE: 8/29/69
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'UBJ£CTJ~OONTF.R IN'Ir.LLIGENCE PROGRAM

r BLACK NATIONALIST _ HATE GROUPS
Ij RACIAL INTELLIGF.NCE
I. r. ReBuairtel to Albany, 3/4/68.
In set
following is connection
'forth: with above-captioned program, the
1. Operation Under Consideration

Hone.
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3. Tangible Results
Hone.
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None. \
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No outstanding development of a counterintelligence
,'interest has been realized in the Houston Divisionj however,
this matter is continually evaluated through well placed in-
formants and any possibility of counterintelligence action ,
against any black nationalist which appears to have merit will '"
immediately be considered and the ~reau will be so advised. ~ u.,
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Memora~lum
8/29/69
DATE:
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ReWFOlet dated 6/2/69 and UFO airtel dated 8/22/69

to Bureau captioned "COINTELPRO - NEW LEF}".
In accordance with instructions set forth in Bulet

dated 3/4/68,·the following data is submitted:
/ As the Bureau is aware,"

of the Black United Front (BUF) in Uashington, D.
recently sent a letter to a representative of the New
Mobilization Camnittee against the \-Tar in Vietnam (NMC)
demanding tha t the Nt-IC maf.e a good fai th payment of
$25,000 to the BUF to obtain the support of the BUF for the
anti-war demonstration being planned by the NtIC for 11/15/69.
This demand of the BUF has caused considerable confusion in
the IlNC which is now divided into factions, one which opposes
any payment, the other which supports the idea of the :
payment. The Nt1C is further confused by the fact that it is
already in debt for previous anti-war demonstrations and
has no money readily available to make any payment to the " .
BUF. Fur~bers of the BUF Central Committee, who
supported_proposal to demand the money from If1C,
have privately agree~,according to UFO sources, to provide
only token assistance i f the money is paid by Nt·IC and to
oppose and work against the 11/15/69 demonstration if payment
is not made. ~I
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wro 157-1292
• Two plans to exploit this situation in
. furtherance of the aims· of the counterintelligence program
were set out in re WFO airtel 8/22/69. In the event that
the plans as set forth do not meet the approval of the
Bureau, it is felt that a laissez faire approach will accomplish
the same result because there is certain to be ill will
between the various factions involved regardless of whether
payment is made or not. .
II. OPERATIOnS BEING EFFECTED
WFO is not currently effecting any operation under

the counterintelligence program.
III. TA..~GIBLE RESULTS
As the Bureau is aware, ,~O was closely followirg

the activi Ues of the Uni ted Black Brotherhood (UBB), an
organization originally formed b to be the i
Washington Chapter of the BPP but which fai
e~he BPP National Office.
~ subsequently took over group
that the UBB would be a front for the Black Guard (BG) of
the tiona or. Hovement (RAI1) •.
that UBB members were gOln~ond,
tEinfa to part in a demonstration there. ~
• tall b that some Breams would be taken by the group.
Cooperation bebleen the FBI and local authoriUes brought
about the arrest of thi.s group in Petersburg, Virginia, at
which time, four long guns were seized from the group.
Although charges against the group were subsequently dropped,
the fireams seized Were not returned.
IV. DEVELOPt-tCNTS OF A COUNTERINIT.LLIGENCE INTEREST
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, : Because of the arrests noted above and intensive
'interviews
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~rrest, fhe UBB bas ceased to function as an organization tn
WOC. Their office has closed and various members indicated
a dissatisfaction with the group and its aims.
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From l~fl ~AC, :PITTSBURGH (100-15780) (P)
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Sutiject: COUNTER- INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
I BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS
ReBulet to Pittsburgh dated 4/23/69, and Bureau

, Form 0~1 dated 8/20/69.
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i On 8/25/69, lIIIIIIItwas contacted and advised that'l)

to date no appropriate opportunity has ~o espose
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a member of a violent group, advised that
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mater I furnished to him by Pittsburgh for this purpose.
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BLACK I~TIONALIST - HATE GROUPS
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ttsburgh should Insure

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should be advised of tangible results in
Cop)' of tills communication Is being furnished WFO_

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used previously in tbe cOiJnterintelligence program, and it
appeadllll!tconsideration for employmont at the University
of PltlBbUtib affords an excellent opportunity to exploit
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!DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) DATE: 8/29/69
FROM
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SUBJECT: COUNtER J~J'ELPGE~CE PROGRAM
BLACK NATIONALIST ~'HATE'GROUPS
RACIAL INTELLIGENCE ... . .
(BPP)
IRe San Diego letter to the Bureau 8/4/69.

,
I. IOPh~TIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION
I
,
iA complete review of activities concerning the BPP
is being conducted at the present time due to the numerous
changes which have been inherent in BPP activities in the
San Diegolarea. This review is being conducted to determine
specifically where the BPP is presently most vulnerable.
I
_ formerly of Los Angeles, h a s "
___ • the Han Diego BPP and information
~.~m.is being reviewed to determine how he can most
effective be attacked.
I ports received concerning the National Revolutionary

Conf~r~npA Against Fascism at Oakland on 7/18-21/69, are
being rev~ewea to determine if any potential exists for
counterin: lligence activity related to this conference.
n n open
ogram" and the BPP
general. He has additionally provided
members and allowed them to utilize his
t lodging. Requests aimed at neutralizing
nd the "Breakfast Program" are being prepared
ted promptly.
Q- Bureau' (AM) (REGISTERED)

REC-i.
2 - San Di'ego
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11.-..... _. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED
, The only operation presently being effected in
~an Diego Division is the continuance of the intensive.
ntervie~ program of BPP !"embers.
~II. I TANGIBLE RESULTS
I
I No tangible results have been noted since the
date of referenced letter.
I
IV. ! ::.D=-EV.:. :E:::,:LO::.::..:P.:;.M:::E::.;N.:.TS=-O;::F:.. . . .;C::.;O:..:UN::.• ;.:.T=E~R.::;IN:.:.T:.:E=L:::L:..:I~G=E::.N=CE=-I:.:N:.:T:..:E:::R:::E:::S..:.T
jConflicts between the BPP and rival US Organization
in the San Diego area continue and appear to be increasing.
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fL/14/69
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~i!;m;.ding to a BPP
IIF were shot at
bulletin, members
by US members.
On 8/15/69,~ a member of the ·DPP,
was shot nd killed i~area allegedly by members
of the US Organ iza tion.
In addition, there have been other unverified
ngs, including a beating of
the San Oiego DPP. The beating
, the hands of other BPP members
a s result of to
as unacceptable conduct on the pa No additional
information concerning this beati ived.
INumerous efforts on the part of leading Negro
businessmen in treSan Diego area to effect a reconciliation
between the two factions have been unsuccessful to date.
Whenever ilt appears that a reconciliation is imminent, another
beating, shooting, or killing erupts to nullify all efforts
in th is re'gard.
,
~ll of the above mentioned activities are being
closely fO'llowed for any potential counterintelligence
activity. I In the event any instance occurs which would lend
,
itself to this program, the appropriate counterintelligence
action will be requested.
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DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

I ' DATE:
FROM
SAb, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)
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RACIAL INTELLIGENCE
(90-DAY
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Relsan Diego letter to the Bureau 7/1/69,

San Diego ai~tel to the Bureau 7/14/69, San Diego airtel
to the Bureau 7/16/69, Bureau letter to San Diego 7/22/69,
and Bureau ailrtel to San Diego 7/23/69.
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Fori the informa tion of the Bureau, the fOllowing
information does not pertain to counterintelligence action
concerning theI BPP.
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Attempts are presently being made to identify
a young 14 year old female member of the US Organization
in San Diego iho has allegedly become pregnant as the
f result of the,' us cultural activities. When this individual
is identified and;'"provided the information can be
verified thus 'protecting the informant, appropriate requests
for counterintelligence
. I action
. will be submitted.
A
ing prepared concerning
and will be submitted
I
ation concerning the incorporation of the
US Organizat has just been received from the "Los Angeles
Division. Uponievaluation· of the information contained within
the Articles ' Incorporation, appropriate counterintelligence
action will 're'luested as it may relate to the Internal
Revenue Serv and the filing of incumbent tax forms.
Bureau
San Diego'
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--. OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED
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During
telephone call past 9°M~"
wastheplaced to ~ jJ"'i~'ld.!1
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protesting the occupancy of t e building a mper aI I
by the US Organiza,tion. Results of this phone call. appear
in the Tangible Results section of this letter.
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On 7/24/69, a Bureau-approved fictitious name
call was Pla~' as mentioned above. Upon receipt of the
information, ppearedMtii Ld." d li~.1 b 11.......0 er its
content and re a ed that II ~ I ~ere quite
elderly and could not susta n. any financia oss inherent
f .• from their buIlding being occupied by a militant group.
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Although it cannot be specifically determined that
the telephonel call was responsible, the following day the US
.., Organization was furnished with an eviction notice ordering
them to vacate the premises at 6181 Imperial •
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US has now obtained new quarters and moved into
a building located at 4183 Market.
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As mentioned above, a 14 year old girl who is a
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member of the US Organization has become pregnant. A source,
who has furnished reliable information in the past, has stated'
that the US members utilize the female members of the organization
as community property and it was the result of this type of .
activity which
, was culminated in the girl's pregnancy.
this regard
assistance to
San Diego Police Department Intelligence Unit
has of the alleged threat agains
conflict between the US Organization and the
BPP cont to widen at the present time and in the·.
Los Angeles-~an Diego area ~as thus far resulted in the murder
~f four BPP , all allegedly at the hands of members
1f the US ization. There continue to be numerous :
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un~Jfied reports or shootings and/or beatings

throughout the area and it would appear that activities
dmonths,
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FOIPA COVER SHEET

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

THE BEST COpy

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He Bureau airtel to Albany, dated 4/24/69; and

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Inasnruch as th'3yhave contacted at least one church,

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SAC, SEATTLE (157-721) (P)

Re Seattle letter to Bureau, 6/30/69.

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IUlIJECT: , CCoUMTERINTELLIGEHCE PROGRAII

, Be Newark letter to Bureau 6/30/69.

"Let's not only ask ourselves these ..

.~ r ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, leader of the Nation of Islam,

It is anticipated that the wide dissemination of

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By Elijah Muhammad in these wurds, that the l:.4,.'ahl is unsanitlry. Pc~p)e

SAC St. Louis (157-5818) 7/23/69

Recommendation in relet that an article by Elijah

You have indicated that dissemination of this

Suggestion submitted by reSLlet is not being

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

BIlY U.S. Sa"inf,1 &nJI R'f,lIlarly on the Payroll Sa"inf,1 Plan

! .. The NYO feels that said proposal can be presented in

New York has recommended that public source information

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h~ 'f!" DATE: 7/16/89

I: Re SaD D1elO letter to tbe Bureau 7/1/69, aDd

At tbe present ttae tbere are tbree request.

as a tarlet . 8tUI beinl considered

InterYiews of BPP aeabers and select, suspected

II. OPERATIONS BEING EFFBCI'KD

An intensive interview progr. . directed at BPP

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