Cointelpro Black Extremist Part 16

This page is a cover sheet from an FBI document. It features a stylized circular seal with the words "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" inside, superimposed over an American flag design. The seal and flag imagery are black and white. The document title and subject lines are presented in bold, black text. There are no photographs of individuals, surveillance targets, facilities, or events visible on this page. There are also no handwritten annotations, field agent notes, marginalia, official stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, operational charts, or visual evidence of surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives. There are no redacting on this page. FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) BLACK EXTREMIST 100-448006 SECTION 10 FREEDOM INFORMATION FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION THE BEST COPY OBTAINABLE IS INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THESE DOCUMENTS. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT, OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT. NO BETTER COPY CAN BE REPRODUCED. FBI Date: 5/19/69 Transmit the following in AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) AIRMAIL (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601)(P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) Re Bureau letter to Houston, dated 5/12/69. Attached for the Bureau are 3 copies of letterhead paper used by the BPP. Although the letterhead paper still carries the Emeryville address, which is no longer existant, no other letterhead has been noted as being used by the BPP and it is believed the attached is still in current usage. There is no need to return the specimens. For possible reproduction of signatures of letters. Houston is requested to send original expulsion letter to Bureau, as requested in referenced Bureau letter. It is believed the material furnished may then be sufficient for the laboratory to make a suitable reproduction of the paper in order to use it in the "expulsion" of STOKELY CARMICHAEL and associates from BPP. REC. 83 PP 100-448006-1025 San Francisco is awaiting opinions of New York, WFO, and Atlanta as to where to send expulsion letter to CARMICHAEL, and if should be included with him. [REDACTED] 2 - Bureau (RM)(Enc. 3) 1 - Houston (157-1210)(RM) 2 - San Francisco WAC:bfr. (5) ENCLOSURE Approved: Special Agent In Charge 98 JUN 18 1969 Sent [REDACTED] [REDACTED] M [REDACTED] Per [REDACTED] RACRYL SECT. SF 157-601 WAC:bfr The BPP does not regularly use any particular type and model typewriter. They use any one that is available and operative at the time they wish to type something. Thus it is expected that the Bureau Laboratory can use any old typewriter to type up the letter or expulsion which will be written by San Francisco Office. ROUTE [ILLEGIBLE] ENVELOPE Memorandum TO: [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] FROM: G. C. Moor [ILLEGIBLE] SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST--HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) This is to recommend that attached letterhead paper of the Black Panther Party (BPP), including signatures of officials of the ROUTE [ILLEGIBLE] ENVELOPE Memorandum TO: [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] [REDACTED] FROM: G. C. Moor [ILLEGIBLE] SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST--HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) This is to recommend that attached letterhead paper of the Black Panther Party (BPP), including signatures of officials of the BPP, be forwarded to the FBI Laboratory for reproduction. The BPP is a notorious black extremist organization with headquarters in Oakland, California, which advocates use of guns and guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end "oppression of the black man." The group advocates the killing of policemen and follows the doctrines of the Chinese communists. We have conducted a continuing counterintelligence program against this notorious group and have recently come into possession of copies of BPP letterhead, printed at national headquarters in Oakland, California. In addition, one page of this letterhead contains the signatures of the "Central Committee" of this group. At this time, several CIP proposals are being considered which necedssitiate the use of BPP letterhead. Prior to making recommendations concerning these proposals, it will be necessary to produce a supply of blank letterhead, including some copies with the signatures of these leaders. This has been coordinated with the Document Section of the Laboratory and the reproduction of the letterhead is feasible. RECOMMENDATION: [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] If approved, that attached samples of letterhead paper be forwarded to the Laboratory for reproduction by that division. When completed, specific counterintelligence proposals will be recommended using the letterhead mentioned above. Enclosures [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] 100-448006 JAM: sck (9) REC 88 [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] JN 16 1969 [ILLEGIBLE] 3 98 JUN 18 1969 FD-JS (Rev. 5-22-66) FBI Date: 5/22/69 Transmit the following in AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) (Priority) Via WOK VK TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, NEW HAVEN (157-785) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM RACIAL INTELLIGENCE (VISUAL AIDS) (Buded 5/23/69) S. Forwarded herewith is a series of photographs depicting members of the BPP during the "Free HUEY" demonstration held at Hartford and New Haven, Conn., on 5/1/69. Enclosed are: 1) 2 rolls of color movie film of BPP rally in New Haven; 2) 1 set of thirty-five 5"x7" black and white photographs of "Free HUEY" demonstration held at Hartford; 3) 1 set of seventeen 4"x5" black and white photographs developed from above movie sequence (item #1). New Haven will continue to forward items of similar nature in connection with This declassified FBI document page contains only text, presented in a large, bold font. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible. The text itself describes the limitations of the reproduction of the document, stating that the best possible copy is included and that any "blurred, light, or otherwise difficult to read" pages are a result of the original document's condition. The document is a typed FBI memo, dated May 19, 1969, concerning the Black Panther Party. It includes several handwritten annotations, including a large "R" with a slash through it near the top right, possibly indicating a routing or review mark. There is also a handwritten note in the bottom right corner with "Endures GenD5" and a signature, alongside a stamp that reads "MAY 21 1969 RACRYL SECT." Another handwritten annotation on the right side indicates "REC. 83". A red stamp at the bottom reads "98 JUN 18 1969" and "Approved: Special Agent in Charge". A rubber stamp marks "ENCLOSURE" diagonally across a section of the page. There are no photographs, surveillance logs, or operational charts visible. in New Haven; 2) 1 set of thirty-five 5"x7" black and white photographs of "Free HUEY" demonstration held at Hartford; 3) 1 set of seventeen 4"x5" black and white photographs developed from above movie sequence (item #1). New Haven will continue to forward items of similar nature in connection with captioned program. Bureau (RM) (Enc.3) 1 New Haven LWH/mnf (3) 1-800D EX-116 REC-6 5-TDD JUN 1969 60JUN201956 Approved: Sent M Per 4 Special Agent in Charge UNITED STATES GONMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM : SAC, HOUSTON (157-1210) DATE: 6/11/69 Option SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE ReHolet, 2/28/69. I. Operations Under Consideration By communication dated 2/26/69 the Houston Division proposed counterintelligence measure directed against the Black Panther Party (BPP) which proposal dealt with directing a communication to the various BPP chapters requesting $500 be sent to a rented P.O. Box in Oakland, California. This proposal which required the obtaining and duplication of BPP letterhead stationery as well as other details is currently under consideration by the Bureau. II. Operations Being Effected No specific counterintelligence operation is currently being directed against the black nationalists-hate groups in the Houston Division. It is noted, however, that with the handling of well placed informants in the Houston Division, efforts to get any black nationalist organization of any sub- stance in the Houston Division has been controlled. In this regard, it is noted that the only black nationalist group currently operating in the Houston Division is the Nation of Islam and because of the number of informants currently utilized against this group they continue to have difficulties as regards finances and membership. III. Tangible Results Results of counterintelligence action in the Houston Division as pointed out above has resulted in considerable friction developing among Nation of Islam members and leaders and also a significant result is the fact that the BPP, SNCC and other black nationalist groups have not been able to organize or function to this point in the Houston Division. function to 1-206) 2 - Bureau (RM) 1 - Houston DCS/sjm (3) REC 12/90 ///2 -103 22 JUN 13 1969 RACIAL RACIALIT Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan HO 157-1210 IV. Development of Counterintelligence Interest No outstanding development of a counterintelligence interest has developed in the Houston Division; however, this matter is continually evaluated through well placed informants and any possibility of The document is a scanned page with a predominantly white background and black text. There are several visual artifacts consistent with a photocopied or scanned document, including speckling, faint lines, and some smudges. At the top of the page, there are three circular shapes, two of which appear to be stylized ovals with darker centers, possibly representing pen or ink stains from the original document or the scanning process. In the top left corner, there is some handwritten text that reads "SF 157-601" and "WAC:bfr", along with some dots that may indicate the presence of a rubber stamp or handwritten mark. Further down the page, there is a horizontal line that obscures some text, suggesting a redaction or a damaged section of the original document. At the bottom center of the page, there is a section that appears to be a pagination indicator, reading "-2-1-". Finally, in the lower right corner, there is a stylized, handwritten notation that resembles a cursive "J". 22 JUN 13 1969 RACIAL RACIALIT Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan HO 157-1210 IV. Development of Counterintelligence Interest No outstanding development of a counterintelligence interest has developed in the Houston Division; however, this matter is continually evaluated through well placed informants and any possibility of counterintelligence action against the black nationalist groups which appears to have merit will immediately be considered and the Bureau will be so advised. 2. .6 ROUTE IN ENVELOPE SAC, Denver (157-199) Director, FBI (100-448006) COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY ReDNlet 5/2/69. 1 6/12/69 The suggestions mentioned in referenced letter are appreciated and are being considered in relation to a mass media dissemination concerning the demands of Negro students on college campuses. JAM:rs (5) NOTE: Denver has suggested that consideration be given to preparing a throwaway to be mailed anonymously to college administrators that have capitulated to the demands of Negro students on campuses. We are acknowledging the Denver communication and advising them that this idea is being considered in a possible forthcoming mass media dissemination. MARED EN JUN 12 1969 COMM-FBI [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] [ILLEGIBLE] 54 JUN 17 1969 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT REC 29 100-44 [REDACTED] -10JI 25 JUN 13 1969 [REDACTED] 7 C DIRECTOR, FBI (157-8045) SAC, KANSAS CITY (157-864). P 6/10/69 FM-BPP OO LA Re Kansas letter to Bureau dated 4/17/69, and Bureau case entitled Counter-Intelligence Program, Black Nationalist Hate Groups; Racial Intelligence, Bufile 100-448006." Re Kansas City letter to Burgan 5/9/69, case entitled Re Los Angeles letter to Kansas City dated 5/12/69 (ter- office). Kansas City. Missouri, on 5/28/69, advised that his department has had no additional credits in- dicating has used his credit card since 1/25/69. continues to be very cooperative and advised that should any charges against this credit card be received, he will make this information known to the FBI. In reference to Los Angeles letter, it was in- dicated there was possibly information is now residing in Europe and therefore Kansas City has maintained this case in a pending status that should where- abouts be established, this information can be furnished on an anonymous basis to an appropriate representative at - Bureau (RM) (2-157-8045) (2-100-448006) 2 - Los Angeles (157-1907) (RM) 4 - Kansas City (2-100-12448) (2-157-864) JRG:dcw (10) KO JUN13:969 NOT RECORDED 40 12 case in a pending status that should where- abouts be established, this information can be furnished on an anonymous basis to an appropriate representative at - Bureau (RM) (2-157-8045) (2-100-448006) 2 - Los Angeles (157-1907) (RM) 4 - Kansas City (2-100-12448) (2-157-864) JRG:dcw (10) KO JUN13:969 NOT RECORDED 40 12 1969 FBI Date: 6/5/69 Transmit the following in AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) AIR MAIL Via (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (157-601) COUNTERINTELLIGENCE_PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) ReBuairtel 5/27/69. The comments in reairtel have been studied and Bureau instructions will be followed. In connection with the Breakfast For Children Program (BCP) every effort is being made by this office to obtain material suitable for dissemination outside official channels to prove the program is being utilized by BPP to indoctrinate the youngsters in hate and violence. San Francisco informants and sources have been requested to obtain copies of BPP Coloring Book. To date we are aware of only one original copy of Coloring Book prepared by [REDACTED] being obtained in this area. It would appear that the book has been prepared by mimeograph and could be easily duplicated. In the event we are able to ascertain that the Coloring Book is being distributed in connection with BCP, Bureau authority will be requested to forward anonymously, copies of the publication to officials of the churches where the BCP is being held. 2- Bureau (RM) 2- San Francisco LB/jmp (4) 100810910 Approved: 112 BIJUN 181969 R A gent in Charge J. PEC-19] JUN 6 1969 Sent Per BACLAVE SECT. SF 157-601 LB/jap The possibility of disrupting BCP through health authorities being advised of fact that BPP leaders at National Headquarters are probably infected with venereal disease has been explored. However, it has been ascertained that food handling permits are no longer required by San Francisco for individual handlers and Health Department permits are not necessary for non-commercial institutions serving food. A further check will be made in other cities where the BCP is active. The importance of this matter has been brought to the attention of each Agent on the San Francisco Racial Squad and every effort will be made to improve the record of the San Francisco Division in this matter. Agents have also been alerted to our responsibility as Office of Origin in instant case to furnish guidance in This page is a memorandum with official routing information at the top. There are several handwritten signatures and notations throughout, as well as a rubber-stamped date. Black ink redactions are present in several locations, obscuring names and potentially specific details of the counterintelligence program. The document also contains typed text detailing a recommendation for forwarding letterhead paper of the Black Panther Party (BPP) to the FBI laboratory for reproduction. A specific enclosure number and a handwritten itemization are also visible. brought to the attention of each Agent on the San Francisco Racial Squad and every effort will be made to improve the record of the San Francisco Division in this matter. Agents have also been alerted to our responsibility as Office of Origin in instant case to furnish guidance in the CIP program to the entire field. -2- D COUT E IN ENGLOPE SAC, Boston (157-654) Director, FBI (100-448006) COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) 6/12/69 1 - [REDACTED] ReWFOairtel and IHM dated 6/3/69 captioned Racial Matters." Referenced communication pointed out that attended BPP meetings in Boston in May, 1969. He was chastised for neglecting BPP business while [REDACTED] MAILED & JUN 11 1969 COMM-FBI Telma DeLeach Maher Bishop Compor Caliber Conrel Fat Gale Room Jovel- Trattor Tele. Room 4 This situation presents interesting questions of counterintelligence. Boston should consider this and [REDACTED] and forward other available information concerning a specific counterintelligence proposal designed toward bringing disrepute to the BPP Chapter in Boston. Consider the possibility of obtaining a photograph of [REDACTED] 1 - San Francisco (157-601) JAM:ra NOTE: (5) 100-44×506-119 REC 27 JUN 12 1969 Massachusetts. He has been criticized for his unorthodox activities. We are instructing Boston to submit a specific counterintelligence proposal concerning [REDACTED] 102 JUN 12 1969 [REDACTED] 67 JUN 17 1969 TELETYPE UNIT UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN 1) OPTIONAL FORM NO. 2 MAY 1919 Edition GSA FPR (8 CPR) GN-ALS UNITED STATES CANMENT Memorandum TO FROM SUBJECT: TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) SAC, KANSAS CITY (100-12448) -P- 6/9/69 DATE: Jatra COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) Re Kansas City letter 5/26/69 to Bureau and Bureau letter 5/28/69 to Kansas City. Bureau instructions in referenced Bureau letter will be closely followed. BI-WEEKLY LETTER PROPOSED COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AGAINST BLACK PANTHER PARTY CHAPTER, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI No timely counterintelligence action, other than previously recommended, is suggested against the Kansas City, Missouri (KCMO) BPP Chapter, particularly in connection with its Breakfast Program and involving possible serving of food in that program by venereally infected persons, for the following reasons: 1. According to previously reported reliable sources, KCMO BP Chapter's Breakfast Program recently ceased, prior to Memorial Day 5/30/69, probably anticipatory to closing, for summer recess, of KCMO public schools on 6/2-4/69. 2. Though recently admitted Gonorrhea (for which possibly he is receiving treatment) the above The document is a declassified FBI memorandum, likely originating from the New Haven field office, dated May 22, 1969. It details the transmission of photographic and film evidence related to a "Free Huey" demonstration. Several handwritten annotations are present, including signatures and what appear to be internal routing or file numbers like "EX.116" and "REC-6." There are also official stamps, though many are difficult to decipher due to image quality. The document includes a formal report section and a section for enclosures, listing specific items like film rolls and photographs. No photographs of individuals or surveillance targets are directly visible on this page, only text and annotations. for the following reasons: 1. According to previously reported reliable sources, KCMO BP Chapter's Breakfast Program recently ceased, prior to Memorial Day 5/30/69, probably anticipatory to closing, for summer recess, of KCMO public schools on 6/2-4/69. 2. Though recently admitted Gonorrhea (for which possibly he is receiving treatment) the above indicated discontinuance of the Breakfast Program and public inapplicability of local health regulations suggest no counterintelligence action. 1836 X-Bureau (2-100-448006) (2-105-165706) (AMMJ)/8 3-San Francisco (2-157-601) (1-157-801) (OAHM) 2-Kansas City HKJ:J1b JUN 11 1969 (9) 67 0.01/25 19.8. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan RACIAL Sect; 12 DW.RECORDED COPY FILED IN KC 100-12448 The Bureau is being advised by separate communication, captioned BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) RACIAL MATTER (BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM), as to local health regulations applying to commercial service of food by infected persons. 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In your\ncontact of these persons, you should refrain from any comment\nconcerning the killing of Alex Rackley."}, {"box_2d": [542, 138, 778, 934], "text_content": "In addition to the 5/25/69 issue of \"The Black Panther,\"\nNew Haven should take notice of the 5/11/69 issue of this\nnewspaper which contained an article captioned \"Breakfast for\nSchool Children.\" This article concerns the pressure exerted on\nbusinessmen This document is a memorandum from the FBI, dated June 11, 1969, concerning counterintelligence operations against Black Nationalists and Hate Groups. It features official stamps, handwritten annotations, and a signature that appears to be that of the author. The text discusses operations under consideration and being effected, as well as tangible results of counterintelligence actions. There are no photographs or visual evidence of surveillance methods present on this page. The page is a typed document with several circular holes punched along the top edge, suggesting it was part of a binder. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or filled-in forms. The text includes a typed header with a document number, "HO 157-1210", and a section title, "IV. Development of Counterintelligence Interest." The main body of text discusses counterintelligence efforts related to black nationalist groups. There is a page number "-2-" at the bottom center and a handwritten number ".6" in the bottom right corner. There are no visible redactions on this page. refrain from any comment\nconcerning the killing of Alex Rackley."}, {"box_2d": [542, 138, 778, 934], "text_content": "In addition to the 5/25/69 issue of \"The Black Panther,\"\nNew Haven should take notice of the 5/11/69 issue of this\nnewspaper which contained an article captioned \"Breakfast for\nSchool Children.\" This article concerns the pressure exerted on\nbusinessmen by the BPP to obtain food for use in providing\nbreakfast for ghetto children in several cities throughout the\ncountry. The same issue contains an article which points out\nthat a BPP wedding had been held in one of the churches used in\nthe breakfast program. Instead of a Bible, the ceremony was\nconducted with MAO Tse-tsung's \"Little Red Book.\" After the\nceremony the \"wedded couple\" were serenaded by the children with\na song \"we want a porkchop, off the pig.\" New Haven should\nreview this issue and if appropriate furnish this to", "text_content": ""}, {"box_2d": [599, 78, 696, 99], "text_content": "JUN 9-1969"}, {"box_2d": [611, 49, 692, 71], "text_content": "MAILED 24"}, {"box_2d": [612, 122, 680, 140], "text_content": "COMM-FBI"}, {"box_2d": [759, 811, 851, 953], "text_content": "Tib is"}, {"box_2d": [761, 139, 938, 776], "text_content": "under the same circumstances. 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The SAC contact is [REDACTED] and is on the special correspondence list. The [REDACTED] We have previously approved dissemination of public source data to [REDACTED]. Bufiles fail to disclose any derogatory information concerning either of these persons. We are authorizing This page shows a declassified FBI document with significant handwritten notations and official stamps. At the top, the routing stamp "ROUTE IN ENVELOPE" is prominent, along with the date "6/12/69". The main body contains typewritten text related to counterintelligence programs targeting the Black Panther Party. There are several official stamps including "MARED EN JUN 12 1969 COMM-FBI" and other date stamps such as "25 JUN 13 1969". Handwritten notes, including "JAM: 50 (5)" and "NOTE:", are present, along with a signature. A large black redaction is clearly visible on the right side of the page. The document also includes a list of coded entries on the left side, common in FBI internal communications. contact of that office and a friendly television station employee. The SAC contact is [REDACTED] and is on the special correspondence list. The [REDACTED] We have previously approved dissemination of public source data to [REDACTED]. Bufiles fail to disclose any derogatory information concerning either of these persons. We are authorizing the request of the New Haven Office to furnish a copy of the BPP publication and are instructing them to review another edition of this publication and if pertinent furnish this one to these people also. - 2 - 1.5 WP-36 (Rev. 5-29-64) Transmit the following in AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) Vic (Priority) FBI Date: 6/3/69 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, NEW HAVEN (157-785) (P) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE BLACK PANTHER PARTY - (BPP) Jim Bland Re: Bureau letter dated 5/28/69. In connection with captioned program, Bureau authority is requested to disseminate one copy each of Sunday, On page two of the "Black Panther" is an article, obscene in nature dealing with ERICKA HUGGINS' feelings about the incarceration of HUEY P. NEWTON. On page three of the same newspaper is a poem entitled "ERICKA's Poem" which is inflammatory. In view o in connection with the homicide o ALEX RACKLEY, it is felt that both [REDACTED] could editoritize regarding the BPP and its revolutionary philosophies. [REDACTED] is an SAC contact and is felt to be both reliable and discreet and would not attribute any information that he received in this matter to the FBI. Bureau authority has previously been requested and approved to disseminate public source data to [REDACTED] Expeditious handling is requested by Bureau in order that, if approved, action will have the most effect. 100948006-10' Bureau (RM) New Haven REC-100 10 JUN 2 1969 L/WH/gjr (3) MN 2 - 850320 [REDACTED] FBI Date: 5/26/69 Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL (Priority) W W M:. surad Mr. VK Mr. Gr Mr. Cera Nr. Evisiran Mr. Tavid Mr. Fruiter Tele. Room Miss IIImes Miss Gandy TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006) FROM: SAC, SACRAMENTO (100-894) (P) COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM BLACK NATIONALIST-HATE GROUPS RACIAL INTELLIGENCE - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) Re Kansas City air