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  • -!EWY.Q._~ For tbs past few months, the NOI has been attempting ~ stimulate suffic1.3nt interest in th-~:!.rgroup in Syracuse, _ N. Y., to form a salf-sustaining mosqu~. A dalegation of five to six men has been traveling to Syracuss from Buffalo, N. Y
  • Workers Party (SWP), 1702 East 4th Street, Los Angeles, California. • 'l'his pamphlet reads as follows: 11 The members of the Black. Liberation Front composed of Afro-Americans who traveled. to Cuba feel compelled to issue a stater.:ent as to why
  • Rabbi Leonard Zion, Aaeoo. Dean ~at:' Stu4en4' Allaire, Drandeie Univ. P,--u~.Jooe ph I>ro'l. Howard Zinn, Boston Univeral ty Af:tilio.tions S~ tho eimiero o~ 'thia atn>eal. are ~or 'th• 'D\lr'DO&e o~ ST~EMTS TRAVELING TO MISSISSIPPI "'ROM
  • a3aigned workshops tor the length of the conference~ .• Workshop number three lfajS·entitled~ "BiackFQ'M'er a.n1 11a.z led· b7 Ron lCarenga.~· The work.shop opened w1 th a. p.~per ·by nr·. •Adela.ids Hill of •• Boston University. In he1· paper Dr. n11
  • orderly and no definite plans were fonnulated. Our source stated that he ~ows of no immediate plans for further activities by this organ~zation: STOKELYCARMICHAEL Previous information received indicated that Stokely Carmichael· was traveling to Boston
  • to show that funds are coming from China, Algeria, Cuba, the USSR, or in fact any foreign government to any Black Nationalist organization, except for travel purposes. Queries were recently put to the CIA on this point. 2. Similarly, while Robert Williams
  • (SCOTTY)STONEof Washington, D. C., an acknowledged leader in the Black Power movement, which he says is world wide, stated that he and the other principles on the program besides those in North Carolina, travel all over the country putting on similar
  • cisions on the boyco tt; t hey were not prepared for a concrete give- and- take at this time, a s explai ne d in today's memo regarding my co nve r sation with Reverend Andrew Young in Boston, Friday. "We will have to continue our program a s planned
  • in Boston, Chicago and Baltimore. BOUTELLE stated that in NewYork he was. supported by JESSE GRAY,among others. HYT-4 April 1$, 1966 On May 24, 1966, WILLIAMEPl'0N *, Vice President of the Progreaaive Labor Party (PLP), 3.36 Lenox Avenue, New York City
  • of looters from Hospital, FAO. with 14th butt of gun (by unkn) Prect. Only infor­ \ - 8 - to the head To DGH (CB). (self-inflicted) - sprained left hand 4565 Boston. To Ford 99. 6:00 PM 7/24 (B&E) GEORG~ MURPHY, JR., 36/N. Lace~dtion to head after
  • \l•:)IU,I l•"rod.c ... pui,t,,b, .. d lfl ~ .. ,,. p,a,1 OU••U•l' eo,..,1 ~ .,...:: •d,ro,,ol ,1,,,.h Sept. 8, 1%7 P.\CI•: 1711 Violer: :e • 6 Boston, Mass., Juul' 2-.; -- l\.lon· than 1,000 ~m>ns in a pre- ✓ dominantly Nq;ro n
  • .~tablish a PL club and approximately 15 people WE~e rr~sent. EPTONand LEMANSKY were travelling in a Ford stationwagon owned by LARRY PHELPS. • NYT-1 April 3, 1964 The May, 1964, issue ot "Progressive Labor" 1..etlee.ts in its masthead
  • YOLAllDEJACOBS. The latter publishes newspaper. Information was received in Deceaber, 1967, to the effect tia..t LAURENWATSON planned to travel to Cuba in the early Other detailed part of January, 1968, for soae unknown reason. information concerning
  • There cannot be anyone alive who knows the names of aJJthe children who carried us and Mr. Johnson to the place where he stood last night. There was a little boy named James Gonio n, who lived right by Clay, Ky., and travele d 20 miles to school because Clay
  • Lansing Mitchell in New Orleans, Louisiam. No date or time has been set for the demonstration. Judge Mitchell presided at H. Rap Brown's hearing in New Orleans on February 21, 1968, for violation of travel restrictions set by the court. Brown has been
  • been traveling abroad since last July, arrived in.Paris, France, yesterday. He is scheduled to·make a speech in Paris tonight before an anti-Vietnam war group. Carmichael, who reportedly is without funds, was temporarily restr.i~ted by French
  • in the city were tired, having traveled 200 miles on trucks from their summer encampment. For some, the city- was un­ familiar territory occupied by an unfamiliar people . . With­ out training in· their role as auxiliary law enforcement personnel
  • of 86] ­ City of Conmerce, and Orange County. If a resident of South Los Angeles is to pursue such industrial opportunities, assuming that he has or can obtain the skills to compete for the available jobs, he must travel a considerable distance
  • to the streets to urge order . He himself traveled about in a car with a bullhorn. Nevertheless, ~ many white citizens reacted unfavorably to the fact that police had permitted Negro community leaders to ~id in the dispersal of the crowd on the first night
  • only a short distance to be traveled on Thursday to the capital. This is the last report fo r today . 1000 , March 24 , 1965 . The next report will be as of [1 of 8] ­ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHI N GTON, D.C. 20301 March 23 , 1965
  • , PLAINFIELD @ Ai>.D 6:00 p.m. az Saturday At approximaCely the Mayor and Police Hj Chief of Plainfield ~wart"Armory th& a.a I were sent into that szxx staff the Governor's his staff to travel in dealing ~lice with officers
  • advanced. These can take some o{ the strain off air and road travel. Just slowing do"'.V'n pollution from the automobile, however, will not clean the atmosphere. to smog and bad air. Industrial waste is also a major contributor And here again, our
  • TO HANOI, ALTHOUGH DOUBTED THAT TRIP WOULD ACTUALLY MATERIALIZE. WAS THINKING ALSO OF TRAVELING TO OIHER._ASIAN COuNTRIES, BUT WAS NOT SURE OF DETAILS OR Tir1ING. MOVEMENT WILL ALSO TRAIN CADRES AND DISPATCH THEM THROUGHOUT COUNTRY lO EXPLAIN PROGRAM