Cointelpro Black Extremist Part 15

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"We don't control our own minds and we don't control the mechanisms of force and violence." "Blacks cannot receive an education at a white school." "The university is the Devil's 'workshop'." "All education in America is white supremists. You are not responsible for these buildings, therefore, you can destroy them." Additional statements in a similar vein are included in the Portland LHM. The above is furnished to the Bureau for further information in connection with consideration of any COINTELPRO action which may be deemed desirable, as suggested in re WFO airtel. 2- 250 DOUTE IN ENVELOPE SAC, San Diego (100-14192) PA REC 44 57 Director, FBI (100-448006) 4/7/69 8/8 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLACK PANTHER PARTY) Reurairtel 3/28/69. 1 You are authorized to confidentiely advice the that the Black Panther Party (BPP) has rented the Rhodesian Club, 2907 Imperial Avenue, San Diego, California, as a meeting hell. You should not suggest any particular course of action to the police department, however, if you are in receipt of information indicating that the Rhodesian Club is in violation of any local laws or ordinances, you may bring these violations to the attention of local authorities providing the disclosure of this information does not jeopardize any Bureau informant or source. Keep the Bureau advised concerning any action the police department may take based on information you furnish them. WDN:ra (9) MAILED 21 APR 7-1969 COMM-FBI NOTE: In reairtel San Diego advised that the Black Panther Party has rented a meeting hall known as the "Rhodesian Club" The page is a typed document with a header at the top containing the text "WFO 157-1292" and some circular symbols. The majority of the page is filled with typed text describing an article and statements related to "Black Separatism" and "COINTELPRO." There are no photographs, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, or operational charts visible. There are no obvious handwritten annotations or field agent notes present. There are no stamps indicating security classifications such as CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET. There are no visible redactions. The document does not provide visual evidence of surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives. The document is a declassified FBI report with multiple handwritten annotations. It features official stamps including a "MAILED 21 APR 7 - 1969" stamp and "COMM-FBI". There are also several redactions in black ink obscuring parts of the text. Handwritten marginalia includes a date "4/7/69", a signature or initials atop the text, and other scribbled notes. The document's content appears to be communications and directives related to intelligence gathering, specifically concerning the "Black Panther Party" and "Rhodesian Club." Bureau informant or source. Keep the Bureau advised concerning any action the police department may take based on information you furnish them. WDN:ra (9) MAILED 21 APR 7-1969 COMM-FBI NOTE: In reairtel San Diego advised that the Black Panther Party has rented a meeting hall known as the "Rhodesian Club" located at 2907 Imperial Avenue, S n Diego. San Diego states Tel so n Delosch Mohr Bishop Casper Ceftahan Coared Fett Gale Roses Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes that a possibility exists that the Rhodesian Club does not meet the minimum health and safety standards; therefore, San Diego requests authority to suggest to the [REDACTED] building examined by the [REDACTED] of the and [REDACTED] the Since it is without the scope of Bureau jurisdiction to make suggestions of this nature to [REDACTED] San Diego is being instructed as above. authorities, 98 APR 10 1969 TELETYPE UNIT [REDACTED] 257 FBI Date: 3/28/69 Transmit the following in Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL - REGISTERED (Type in plainlest or code) (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P) COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (BLACK PANTHER PARTY) For the information of the Bureau, the Black Panther Party (BPP) has finally been able to rent the Rhodesian Club, 2907 Imperial Avenue, San Diego, as a meeting hall. The possibility exists that this "club" does not meet the minimum health and safety standards. Bureau permission is requested to suggest to the might wish to have the building examined by the Absolutely no reference would be made indicating that the FBI was in any way responsible for the examination of the building and the suggestion would be made during a casual conversation through normal liaison contacts with that department. (3) - Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED) - San Diego RLB:bof (S) REC 44 100-14192-818 MAR 31 1969 /v/95H/W.SC/L (i.) 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Scimitar Moprotein 2-24-69 Invaders vs. the Law Box Score to Daie EDITOR'S NOTE: Testimony in Shcling Crim- inal Court last weel: revealed This document is a typed FBI memo with several handwritten annotations and stamps. The memo itself is from SAC, San Diego to the Director of the FBI, concerning the Black Panther Party renting a meeting hall. There are no photographs of individuals or events. Handwritten marginalia includes a checkmark on the right side, and a signature marked "Neva" with "RACIAL SECT" underneath it at the bottom right. Official stamps are present, including "REC 44 100-____-818" and "MAR 31 1969". There's also a routing code or identifier on the left side in a vertical handwritten format, and a seal-like stamp near the "Approved" line. Some areas of text are redacted by black bars, obscuring specific details about who might have examined the building. Savings Plan\n"}, {"box_2d": [915, 846, 953, 939], "text_content": "253\n"} ] ``` --- OCR Start --- 心 -35 Black Militants in Trouble Since Last Summer- Tavaders Page 14 Press. Scimitar Moprotein 2-24-69 Invaders vs. the Law Box Score to Daie EDITOR'S NOTE: Testimony in Shcling Crim- inal Court last weel: revealed that the Invadere, young Nemphis black militants, last summer cr planned the ambush shooting of a policeman in their headquarters- then a Neighborhood Organizing Project office financed by the War on Poverty program. Birs. Black WOPC considered the NOP project a "bold and imaginative" program to keep militants out of troubic. With the conviction of three In- eaders on the policeman ambush charge this twock, The Press-Scimi- far assigned Koy Pittman Black, who has reported Invaders' activitics since they first attracted pub- lic attention, to summarize how the black militants have fared with the low in their various activities. Law enforcemcat officers assigned to check the Invaders now compare them to the Black Panthers in California and the Blackstone Rangers in Chicago. They say the Invaders program in Memphis was patterned from 10 points in the Black Panthers platform. Ly KAY PITTMAN DLACK Press-Scimitar Steff Wriler La themer of 1968, the Invaders came into public view as a black raitant youth organization In Memphis. Today 20 known members are in Shelby County Jall, six arrested yesterday are in city jail, six more are out on bond awaiting trial on various criminal charges and four others already are serving Jall sentences. The 35 individuals involved: Orcecazie, 19, executive secretary of the Invad- ra, found guilty of arsault to murder in the first degree in the ambush fris of Patrolman Robert James Waddell, sentenced to pot less than three and not more than 10 years. McKenzie was convicted in Criminal Court three weeks ago of participating in a riot at Carver High School and given sentences totaliax years. The two sentences will be served concurrently. Inzic was an arca coordinator for the War on Poverty's mer of 1957. His causia, John Gary Williams, 23, was found Thursday • Wemax Speedy) Stevenson, 18, found guilty in the Waddcil ambush of assault to murder in the second degree and given sentence of three to 10 years. Stevensc's was a volunteer worker with the NOP, a $20,000 programs. • Jian llenry Ferguson, 20, whose prank of pointing a toy rifle at passing cars led to This document is a declassified FBI memorandum written in 1969. The page includes various handwritten annotations, including a date stamp of "APR 7 1969" and what appears to be a file number "1-806D". There are also several official stamps and markings, such as "ENCLOSURE REC 29" and "RACIAL INSECT," which indicate the memo's content and handling. Several sections of the document are heavily redacted, obscuring specific information or names. A faded photograph of a person in uniform is visible at the bottom left corner. Overall, the page shows a typical COINTELPRO document with official handling marks and sections of censored information. The image provided is a newspaper clipping, likely from the "Press-Scimitar" based on the text. It features a large headline "Invaders vs. the Law" with a sub-headline "Box Score to Date." The clipping contains a small, silhouetted drawing of a person's head on the left side and is filled with dense text detailing criminal charges and convictions against individuals. There are no official stamps, handwritten annotations, or evidence of surveillance methods visible on this particular clipping. found guilty in the Waddcil ambush of assault to murder in the second degree and given sentence of three to 10 years. Stevensc's was a volunteer worker with the NOP, a $20,000 programs. • Jian llenry Ferguson, 20, whose prank of pointing a toy rifle at passing cars led to his arrest and to the ambush, is under sentence for more than six years for inciting a riot at Carver High School last spring, and awaits trial on five other charges, mostly misdemeanors. He is one of the origi- nal leaders. He took part in the Poor People's March on Washington. Den Heard Eerry III, 18, charged with assault to murder in the ambush of Patrolman Waddell. Turned state's evidence against three others accused with him in the case. His trial will come soon. In County Jail, • John Currell Smith, 25, sentenced to six years for inciting a riot at Carver. Faces charges on possession of marijuana and illegal possession of legend drags, dating from a raid on Aug. 2, 1963 by the vice squad on his apart- ment at 1644 Hanauer, Apt. 2. Other militants, including McKenzie, were also arrested in the raid, most were charged with disorderly conduct but the case was dis missed. McKenzie and Charles Ballard were censured by the WOPC, as both were NOP workers. Sriith first made news in the summer of 1957 when he and another militant were members of the Black Organizing Project, a krerunner of the invaders, and were charged by Memphis Area-Project South board members with preaching black power while on the poverty payroll. The other was Charles Cabbage. Charles Lavern Cabbage, 24, one of the original leaders of the militants, under federal indictment for refusal to report for induction. Also faces trial on charges of burgla- ry and carrying a loaded pistol. Police said he was found with a quantity of blank checks taken in burglary of the CME Publishing Co., 531 S. Parkway E. Several thousand dollars of the checks were cashed in Memplis. The CME. company and church were horts for the Southern Christira Leadership Conference Convention in Memphis, what, the Invaders were accused of raping by SCIC vice pt widem Andy Young. The late Dr. Martin Jailer King was lead of SCLC. 's Niborhood Organizing Project in the sum-1010 400.0 guilty, in the Wadcell case, of intent to commit ilmmary ENCLOSURE manslaughter and ordered to The page contains a black and white newspaper clipping with several columns of text detailing arrests and criminal activity. There are no photographs, official stamps, handwritten annotations, or surveillance-related visuals present. However, there are several small, circular black ink markings scattered across the top of the page, and a vertical numerical annotation of "255" in the bottom right corner, which may represent an internal document identifier. Additionally, there are several instances of redaction, indicated by black boxes, primarily obscuring names and specific details within the text. Convention in Memphis, what, the Invaders were accused of raping by SCIC vice pt widem Andy Young. The late Dr. Martin Jailer King was lead of SCLC. 's Niborhood Organizing Project in the sum-1010 400.0 guilty, in the Wadcell case, of intent to commit ilmmary ENCLOSURE manslaughter and ordered to serve up to two years. 254 --- OCR End --- ```json [ {"box_2d": [0, 44, 969, 977], "text_content": "--- OCR Start ---\nEdwina Harrell, 19, who police say is Cabingo's girl\nfriend, arrested-with hira in the CME Publishing Co. case,\nwas also charged with burglary and faces trial. She and\nCabbage were arrested on Aug. 27, 1965 at the Downtowner\nMotel. Miss Harrell has been sentenced on other charges to\ndays at the Penal Farm for defrauding an innkeeper, one\nyear at the Penal Farm for unlawful possession of marijua-\nna seed, and one year jail sentence for robbery with a\ndeadly weapon, the sentences to run concurrently. On Nov.\n10, 1965 she was arrested at the Holiday-Inn Rivermont,\nwhere a guest reported she was roaming the hallways, and\npaid a $50 fine on a prostitution charge. She was a research-\ner, for the War on Poverty summer program in 1956, a\nformer student at Memphis State University and a leader in\n\"the Black Student Association there. Miss Harrell was a\nfemale leader of the Invaderettes - the auxiliary to the\nmilitant croup.\n• Charles Stevea Ballard, 21, director of Last summer's\nNOP, faces charges ranging from first-degree murder to\ncarrying a pistol, in the fatal sirting of another Invader.\nAnthony Warrea, on the night of Jan. 23, 1560. Warren's body\nwas found the morning of Jan. 23 dumped off Weaver Road\nbetween Harahan and Cypress Creek. Arrested in vice squad\nraid on John Smith's apartment in August, charged with\ndisorderly conduct, but these charges were dismissed.\n• Albert Frison, 20, charged along with Ballard, in the\nmurder of Warren.\n• Charles Harrington, 20, also present during marijuana\nrald on Smith's apartment in August, but charges were dis-\nmissed. Charged along with Ballard in Warren murder.\n•• Cliliord Lewis Taylor, 22, charged with shooting of\nLomus Payne, who Taylor said was paying attention to his\nwife. The three accused of the murder of Warren, police\nsaid, had been at Taylor's house the night of the murder and\nan argument developed. Warren was shot in a car going\nsouth on Highway 51 near the Whitehaven Shopping Center.\nA caliber bullet, police said, pierced his heart. Warren,\nalso known as Roosevelt Howard, also known as Red, was\narrested, along witl. Clifford L. Taylor, on Nov. 7, 1958 by\nMetro Police in Nashville the murder and\nan argument developed. Warren was shot in a car going\nsouth on Highway 51 near the Whitehaven Shopping Center.\nA caliber bullet, police said, pierced his heart. Warren,\nalso known as Roosevelt Howard, also known as Red, was\narrested, along witl. Clifford L. Taylor, on Nov. 7, 1958 by\nMetro Police in Nashville and charged with carrying a\npistol, possession d a stolen automobile and possession of\nturglary tcois...e was arrested under the name of Roosevelt\nHoward, butuce say he and Warren were the same per-\nson. He and Lovis were out on bond on those charges.\nRobert Lee (Corabread) Wilson, 19, arrested and\ncharged on. J. 31. 1969, with robbery of a male Negro,\ncarring ol, bery with a deadly weapon-a shotgun\n- and carry a pisici. He was one of the Invaders who\nwent to the muting of the National Council of Churches in\nMemphis in for funding for the Invaders.\nRubert SuperCool) Webster, 19, arrested on Nov. 20,\n1908, charged with carrying a dangerous weapon, fined $50\nin City Court for the carrying of the weapon, a razor, and\nheld to state a $500 bond. On Dec. 20, 1968, he was again\narrested ad rharged with carrying a dangerous weapon, a\nsicigun, and with disorderly conduct, bound to state with\ntand set. Now he is also under $1,000 peace bond in\na disturbance at Jump & Grab Drive-In\nGrocery.L. Crump. Witnesses at the store to the Nov.\n27.id Webster and other members of the Invad-\ners, made Lirats, used abusive language and waved guns\nand the s\nonar.ec\n१.\nنه\n, 13, also charged in the Jump & Grab\nIncident. L. Marable, night manager of the store,\nsaid liall waved a pistol and threatened in\nbeak and bura us to the parand.\"\ncarrying a pistol and diorly\ncharge Hall was already in کشتون لأمر make i\nbund on prior charges of assault with intent to murder and\nsimpic assault growing out of an incident in which ke\nchallenged police to take the shol\"ua Irum hic. He is\nawaiting trial on both counts.\nLance (Sweet Willie Wine) Watson, 30, first in the news\nduring the Poor People's March on Washington. He grat\nnational attention while living in Resurrection City as the\nleader of the Memphis group of the Invaders there who\nmarched on three Washington, D.C., schon's and disrupted\nclasses in an effort to address student assemblies. He\nreturned to Memphis and said that he was setting up a Black\nUnited Front, patterned after the militant Black Panther\norganization in California, and that the DUF would serve as\nthe umbrella organization for all of the militant groups in\nMemphis, the leading promp bring the Invaders. Says he This page is a black and white photocopy of a document, likely a newspaper clipping based on the layout and font. The content is a list of individuals arrested or involved with a group called "Invaders," detailing their alleged crimes and organizational affiliations. There are no photographs, official stamps, or handwritten annotations visible on the page, nor are there any redations. The document appears to be primarily text-based, with no visual elements beyond the printed words. effort to address student assemblies. He\nreturned to Memphis and said that he was setting up a Black\nUnited Front, patterned after the militant Black Panther\norganization in California, and that the DUF would serve as\nthe umbrella organization for all of the militant groups in\nMemphis, the leading promp bring the Invaders. Says he is\nthe chairman of the BUI and that his associate, Roy Torks.\nwho has no record, is the director. The Bil operates out of\nthe Invader headquarters, 271 Vance, Watson was also held\nto the state on charges of carrying a pistol and disorderly\nconduct out of the Jump & Grab incident and has been\nunable to make bond. At the time of the Jump & Grab\nbearing Watson had been free under a $250 bord set on a\nstate charge of carrying a pistol. Watson has three children,\ntwo of whom live with their mother in Milwaukee and Lance\nJr., who lives with Watson's grandmother in Memphis.\nPolice records show Watson was released from the stre\npenitentiary at Nashville in 1967 after serving a three-year\nterm on a burglary conviction. Police said he was first\nconvicted la October 1950 at age 17, on a charge of Barceny.\nHe received a suspended sentence. He was later arrested on\nmischief and shoplifting charges. In May, 1961, officers seid\nWatson was sentenced to five years in prison for grand\nlarceny and was paroled after three years. Watson, a high\nschool drop-out, was one of the leaders in the take-over o\nLedione-Owen College.\n• Richard Laverne Caborce, 19, president of the Invad-\ners. Younger brother of Charles Cabbage. He was bound to\nstate on $250 bond on Aug. 29, 1967 on charges of carrying &\npistol in an incident that grew out of a fight at Gilley's Drive\nIn on South Third. On Dec. 20, 1963 he was charged with\nattempt to commit robbery in connection with the hold up of\nKansas Street Package Store. The robbers were shot at and\nCabbage fled the score, police said. His brother, Van Cab-\nbage, is minister of Ir.formation for the Invaders. Van Cab-\nbbage has no arres; record.\n• Arthur James (Big Doc) Norwood, 19. injured in the\nKansas Street Package Store attempted hold-up. He was\nshct by Abraham Coffee, 77, who came from the rear of the\nliquor store with a loaded shotgun while thire robbers were\nin the process of holding up the place. He is held on a\ncharge of attempted armed.\n• Larry Larve Davis, 10, sentenced to six years for\nInciting a riot at Carver High School Last spring. of the\nOriginal Invaders, he was also an of those store with a loaded shotgun while thire robbers were\nin the process of holding up the place. He is held on a\ncharge of attempted armed.\n• Larry Larve Davis, 10, sentenced to six years for\nInciting a riot at Carver High School Last spring. of the\nOriginal Invaders, he was also an of those arrested in the\nvice squad raid of John Smith's apartment last samar\ncharged with disorderly conduct with the charges dismissed.\n• Robert Lewis Taylor, Jr. 22, a figure in the shutdown\nof Leliayne-Owen College. On Dec. 7, 1958, following ar\nrests for disorderly conduct, one of which was in front of\nthe Neighborhood Organizing Project headquarters-he was\ncharged with assault to murder. He attempace in kill one\nof his relatives, police said, and is held to the state.\n255\n--- OCR End --- - James Elmore Phillips, 24, treasurer of the Black Organizing Project, last arrested on Dec