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  • , Edith Henry, P. Bennett with Mayor of Cambridge, first 1967. county 6lerk for Dorchester- and D. Phillips, November telephone 14 and 16, 1967 j Newspaper clip Newspaper clip, Washington 8. Newspaper clip, (July 9. Calvin
  • in the audience but his candidacy was endorsed at the meeting. ANONYMOUS REPORTOF PLANTO ASSASSINATE MAYOR OF CLEVELAND, OHIO The Cleveland, Ohio, Office of this Bureau received an anonymous telephone call yesterday that six members of the Hell's Angels motorcycle
  • pe1;'S• mov~ against· the poli~~.vanished_th.rough the alleys. •of candidates in 1!JG.1. they can depend upon .the co-. By nmlmght, Monday~ they The Revcrcind Cle~gue was· : had set up a telephone squad the pal'ty"s canclid~itefor go\·cr-· whose job
  • in Columbia.ci he received se~eral long-distance telephone calls from •his wife who kept h:im abreast of the s1 tua tion j_n Peter•sburg, Virgi.n:1.a~ concer~ning the subject I s relations with a woman by the name of M!:So VIRGINIA WELLSo 12 RH 157-1240
  • ~ that on that date, FR.Ai~OUSER received a telephone c~ll inviting him to speak: at Klan r~ailies· •in Ohio., August 20..,.22., 1966. FRANKHOUSER promised to be there~ .• ' . . . Confide1:1t;t;al Infortri.8.nt PH ·T-1, on August 12, 1966,, advised FF..Alf.trnOUSER
  • . measures," ad~ising members telephone codes _ahead of time why t~ey were doing it." most selectiv in their memberf ll thee . . around the contamers. Tl:ey first umt as well as the prmc1pal orgamzation entitled On Target' These mclude a letter signed to "use
  • , bearing 1967 .A labanta lleense 63~3490, VIN·- Y253177624. · Lice,n.s e for this vehicle obtain:e"d by · · MELVIN ·SEXTON 9 Imperial Kligrap1i; This vehicle is equipped wit"b a monttor radio . capable of monitoring all _poltce fr,eque:n ctes and telephon-e
  • was preseµt at the headquarters building of.. the NSWJ?P on Movembe1· 3, .1966. He was eng2ged in a telephonic conversation with GF.ORGE LINCOJ;N ROCK'rTELL, Commander of the NSWPP ·1n Arlington, Virginia. · VIDNJEVICI-l w~s heard to say :that he had just
  • ~e.r . _ o b · e .t i :e.& / This terrorism runs t e gamu rom telephoned threats or intimidatory oross-burning to various forms of physical violEance. Kla!½? ~ ovement 1.n kidnappings an beatinss, arso?\.& l bombin s~ and out'rlgnt '"murder
  • , telephone directory lists J.B. STONER, Attorney, Marion Building, with telephone number 724-0752. the NSRP. This directory lists the same telephone number for The September, . 1966, · issue of'The ·Thunderbolt", self~ described as "the official White
  • cities used public buses, patrol wagons and other police vehicles. V. Communications and Supplies A. When a command post is established in a major riot situation additional trunk lines should be installed to insure ready accessibility by telephone, B
  • for the first time by telephone this morning that they had scheduled a meeting for tomorrow (Wednesday, January 3, 1968) in Washington, n.c., to be attended by the undersigned, Stanford Research, Hill and Knowlton, and the Presidents of Winchester and Remingtono
  • , Linden, New Jersey I Police .D epartment, advised on biarch lZ, 1966 1 tnat on i1Iarch 14 1 !966, a Mrs. Tr:or1IhS DDFFY, 900 Washington Avenue, Linden, · Mew Jersey, telephonically contacted that department to advise that an unknown White male had been
  • CORR, R6 SYMBOL TELEPHONE * GPO : 1967 0 - 252-512 (296) R7 RB R9 RIO BUILDING,ROOM,ETC. DATE ----· ------ea--, ...... UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum M. TO n.011 : c. Miskovsky DATE: January 2., 1968 M. J. Connell SUBJECT
  • . 14. Infiltrate local organizations such as gun clubs, civic clubs, etc. and gain voting control if possible. 15. Harass meetings of opposition. 16. Picket and give out literature in front of churches of left-·wing ministers. 17. Obtain a telephone
  • in the American Legion Building adjacent to the Venice Public School. At 9:25 a.m. yesterday the Superintendent of the.Venice Public Schools received an anonymous telephone call indicating that a bomb had been placed in the school building~ The school
  • to attacking a town or village, all facts availalile should be collected and evaluated before the actual attack. We should know the following: 1. whether the objective has lines of communication sucb as telegraph and telephone lines; PLl1CE TIIESE 14'- 2
  • troop movements remainder of concerning support . rt Mon., 31 July 1200: Telephone discussion with Rep. Nedzi concerning support plans and seneral situation. 1230: Lunch at Detroit Detroit News. 1440: Discussion with Sen. Hart concerning
  • towards oth~r Negro enclaves in northern New Jersey, a web of tension formed. Wherever Negro ghettos existed-~ Elizabeth, Englewood, J~rsey City, Plainfield, New Bruns­ wick~- people had friends and relatives living in Newark. Everywhere the telephone
  • heard several shots fired ·from ._the roof of .the motel., followed by more shooting and windows breaking. • • Cleveland Reed w~s :on tie telephone talking t~ his girlfriend, Glenda Tucker, 15/.F, when someone f'orcedthe apartment door and two or three
  • the state's Commissioner a za phone call received Boczner night. At abourti-"dawn on Sunday, Community Affairs ~nee ~ a result, the city ,J v-N~~ telephoned to request ·~ation. night requesting to Plainfield of from a member of him
  • , but I had to leave for another interview. He said that he would be happy to see me at another time, but I have not had the opportunity to follow-up. His telephone number is 313-963-9550. The City of Detroit Commission on Community Relations is located
  • of .calls in Michigan cities experie_ncing disorders rose from six to thirty-one per cent over the previous week, despite delays , many incompleted calls , and high telephone company personnel absences . This is not to say that the calls themsel_v es were
  • , referred to above was attended by seven or eight of whom were Negroes. . -JK T-2 also advised that it was suggested at the ~•eti~g to jam telephone lines to the police station and to the home and office of Circuit Judge J.C. ADKINS; and to have a peaceful