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  • , ill 1u I . cwoaty•f~th ot. Jul1 ~· ~ th• day ninot40Q . of t2:'• United .. "fCAl: of our tord . 1wac:roc1.aiid a:lxt:7•1w.i=, •~ tha ~dcp•nc?cce . ! '- I I •· II I '· · -~_:::_ __:.-~Stat08 of Amorl.c4 tb.. OM ll=d:Gd azi4 D$,Aaty
  • said that only four or five businessmen out of 100 contacted oppose the tax increase. Most of the others advised going ahead. The President said he hopes that the administration also can cut departmental spending. II. Crime Control Congressman Albert
  • &"""" - 1-6.sl"i 1nY1oceot.' · boa~ ~rcJi"l1s1.~e-- "Laskey Freedom---F-\:1J¾h A . II After warning him se~eral times about his activities, police arrestad ..._ ·. Frakes · on a charge of violating the city's °(f'""s\-- . a~4 ereiir1eHQQ
  • . ~Rapid industrialization following World War II, coupled with annexations that quadrupled the area of the city, ._,made Atlanta a vigorous and booming community. '--~ ~ ~ klM 1it3 tl matic business and political leadersj . ~ Prag- ~ CL
  • ■ent 4, Dallas, residence of MARION ERNESTMCMILLAN,II, SNCCField Secretary, who has one known assistant. These organizations to date have not been known to plan acts of racial violence nor have their M■bers participated in any racial violence. Synope
  • two policrllll'n when· tl1e~-arrcsti:.1 a Nl'gm dri\·cr for speeding and hitting purkrd cars. Bogalusa, La., May 29 •• White pt>rsons fought with Negrv dcmonslrators: Bogalusa, La., July Ii •· White persons altackl•d Nl•gro dcmonslnalors. Danbury, Conn
  • of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) January·3, 1967 C. Bank Account As of April, 1966, PAULBOUTELLE maintained a special checking account at the First National City Bank, 42nd Street Branch, New York City. NYT-1 April 20, 1966 -2- ' NY 100-146275 II
  • . II ' 'l In the Twentieth Century, it has I ' .J I I I controlled explosion. tak~n on the aspects of a Barbara Ward, the British social commentator and economist, noted that in the four years of the Second World War, "the ~ericans equ
  • cable IAtelligenseoai,le C 1 10USlSZ A 3~b eable Ii Itelllge11cecable C j 1Q/18/fiZ A II 1telligeI,ce cable C 1 10118{67 A RGI 1 10(18'6? A C 1 1nI1zI5z A PCI 1 1Q{18{67 A 34a 3-Se eeble eable Ii ,telllgence cable
  • (F. T.) ( ) A city informant II The team advised would be generally David Satz, u. s. since Attorney was mentioned Friday that another from Newark. team that it was not for us to see Brendon Byrne, Newark City Prosecuter, the team has
  • conclusions are not to be dtstributed outside i . :1 ------ of the F"Ol. your agency. II Is !he property of the F"Ul and is loaned to NY 100-138651 B. Employment Progress·1ve Subject Laom." i~ emolo~ed as Vice President of the Party (PLP
  • Prem Automatic DECLASSIFIBD / Downgrading And Au,hemyfSl AvroV«!Att!:4', sh,s Ii Declassitication a, t!-1} • KUA. O. ....,rm__'l,/JfJ_ Thta docu-nt your a9ency7 contain■ neither recommendation■ nor conclu ■ lon ■ of the FBI. it and it ■ content
  • of the demonstration "the warmaters" nd "shut om the Pentagon.." The ation 1 1 ob liza ·ion Committee to End the f P.r in Vietnam is n or~anization w1:lch includes Com.m nist Party, USA, "n oc a ist Worke1·s Par y mem.bexs ,ii thin its sponsors ip. otb the Co11nnu1ist
  • and II and tre Korean War concerning the information problem. He pointed out that we have not dealt with censorship at all. "Perhaps we should send three good editors out there to take a look at the situation and make some recommendations on how we can
  • appeal bond for DAWKINS and THOMAS. - RUC . DETAILS: AT JACKSONVILLE,FLORIDA' I, EXTREMISTBLACKNATIONALISTORGANIZATIONS There are no known Extremist Black Nationalist Q~ganiza~ions in the area of Florida covered by the Jacksonville Division. II
  • be- sup~1ir.:d ·~ c.a ~r,'!-l~'I;: ':.y ?l!.a.f% ~•-"'h • ~··.....:. ii..·•Att!~ ;..~~ fulfi!lwlct occu:.:"&;Q •~• u:::t-1...~.::!r.:..:::.11.t:.7....:«;"'': ~-~1.1. • .,.: • •• J -r..• .:.! ~. ._,r_:;.~~ lt.".S i-._ T'b ie i~ t ru.o i :') ,.t..t. ..u.1
  • Elcel:ed ccOffiaiels, May 2e-2s, "me1,r:os iet11geles, eJIC 21c 1epo1t CUiiIii IOIIISl II tfiltratiel'IIf Set1tl'lerP'I Ol'lfliD.iBl'I Leede:sl lip ec::Fe, e,.oe 21f r;epoct 6e:,,:,,t1111i&* IRfilt.atlotI or ~cn:itl,eflfll611!11ie,iefll ..L
  • is set forth in Part II of this memorandum. From photographs taken by n~ws photoeraphers at the time the Neero boy was beaten and kicked, police were able to identify six youths and subsequently arrested them in connection with this incident
  • A. Membership...................................... 16a 1. 16a Leaders .... ..... .. ... ...... .. .. ... . .. .. .. . .. 2b i •• -- - ./ 'PAGE 2. B. Estimated Terrorist 1. 2. Number of Members ............. or Revolutionary II
  • a Negro female student who allegedly refused to salute the Aruerican flag. . :' By~ DECLASSIFIED E.O. 13526,Sec. 3.S NU/HA c II>• 30 v NARA,Date~,-4. ~ GOHPif>l!:NIIAL - GROUP1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification V
  • . - 22 - ATLANTA As ''Rap" Brown arrived in Cincinnati on Thursday, June 15, to attempt to exploit the riot situation there, SNCC's home base of Atlanta, Georgia, was beginning to ferment. Rapid industrialization following World War II, coupled