Cointelpro New Left Atlanta Part 01 Final

This page is a cover sheet for an FBI document. It features bold, capitalized text indicating the subject matter: "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS," with a specific subject "COINTELPRO" and designation "NEW LEFT ATLANTA DIVISION." A case number, "100-449698-2," is also prominently displayed. Beneath this text is a circular emblem containing the words "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT" set against a background of stars and stripes, symbolizing the American flag. The bottom of the page bears the heading "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." There are no photographs, handwritten notes, stamps, or redactions visible on this page. FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT ATLANTA DIVISION 100-449698-2 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. SAC, Atlanta (100-7461) REC 85 Director, FBI (100-449698)-2-19 10-28-70 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT (LINDA JENNESS) Reurlet 10-20-70. Relet enclosed a proposed anonymous letter to be sent to Political Editor of the "Atlanta Journal" regarding the transfer of Linda Jenness, Socialist Workers Party (SWP) candidate for Governor of Georgia. Review of your proposal indicates that it will have no disruptive effect upon the growth or influence of the SWP. Accordingly, authority to send this letter is denied. The Bureau appreciates the thought which went into the preparation of this letter. RCP:djw (5) NOTE: Atlanta proposed to send letter indicating that Jenness had been transferred to New York, effective after the elections 11-3-70. The letter is "pitched" in a way which would attempt to have people "on the fence" not vote for Jenness. Such letter would have little effect on the number of votes Jenness would receive and it is not deemed advisable to interferewith the an election where the candidate is legally, on the ballot and there is no way that this proposed action could cause disruption within the SWP. Tolson Sullivan Mohr Bishop Brennan, C.D. Callahan Casper Concad Felt Gale Konen Tavel Walters Sovara Candy MAILED 12 OCT 28 1970 COMM-FBI NOV 2 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT OSA FPME 141 CPD 101-11.4 UNITED STATES GRNMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: SC, ATLANTA (100-7461) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO- NEW LEFT (LINDA JENNESS) DATE: 10/20/70 [SIGNATURE] JILHTo Re Bureau letter to Atlanta dated 19/13/70. Enclosed herewith is a sample of an anonymous letter which Atlanta proposes to send to [REDACTED] Atlanta Journal and the Atlanta Constitution, regarding the SWP transfer of LINDA JENNESS, SWP candidate for Governor of Georgia. For the Bureau's information, sources of the Atlanta Division advised that JENNESS is only remaining in Georgia to fulfill her obligation as a candidate under the SWP ticket for Governor of Georgia. She is to join him at the conclusion of the General Election. In addition, sources of the Atlanta Division have advised that LINDA JENNESS' trans- fer The provided image is a full-page document, entirely composed of text. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible. The text is centered on the page and appears to be a standard notice, formatted in all capital letters. The entire visual content consists of this block of text. Division advised that JENNESS is only remaining in Georgia to fulfill her obligation as a candidate under the SWP ticket for Governor of Georgia. She is to join him at the conclusion of the General Election. In addition, sources of the Atlanta Division have advised that LINDA JENNESS' trans- fer by the SWP is known to the general membership of the SWP/YSA, Atlanta, Georgia. The disclosure of JENNESS' transfer will not affect the security of source of the Atlanta Division. The Bureau is requested to review the enclosed anonymous letter for approval of its being sent to [REDACTED] It is noted that this letter should be made available prior to the November 3, 1970, election if it is to have any effect. DOH ILL'ET REC.5 [STAMP] 100-44[ILLEGIBLE] [STAMP] 2-Bureau (Enc. 1) C.C (RM) 2-Atlanta RWT:caw (4) [STAMP] ENCLOSURE ATTACHED /ENCLOSURE [STAMP] [SIGNATURE] INT/SEC [STAMP] 23 OCT 21 1970 [STAMP] ORIGINAL FILED IN Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution Atlanta, Georgia Dear [REDACTED] You and your readers will be interested to know that Linda Jenness, candidate for Governor for the State of Georgia on the Socialist Workers Party ticket, has been transferred by the Socialist Workers Party to work in their New York office. They are keeping her here just long enough for her to complete her election campaign. Evidentially, the Socialist Workers Party does not think much of her chances of being elected Governor if they have already transferred her to New York City. Perhaps if your readers knew of this, those who are hovering on the fence will come back to the right side. A Patriotic American FBI Date: 10-27-70 Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) AIRTEL Via AIRMAIL (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, ATLANTA SUBJECT: STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (SDS) WORKER STUDENT ALLIANCE (WSA) IS - SDS Bufile 100-439048 ATfile 100-8017 COINTELPRO NEW LEFT Bufile 10-449698 ATfile 100-7461 Buded 10-28-70 Re Boston airtel 10-16-70 and Buairtel 10-23-70, captioned as above. Atlanta has no sources available to travel to San Jose, California, or Detroit, Michigan, for meetings and demonstrations during the period 11-2-70 to 11-3-70. (4) - Bureau (RM) 3 - Boston (100-35472) (100-38580) (RM) 3 - Detroit (100-30057) (100-35108) (RM) 3 - San Francisco (100-52152) (100-60968) (RM) 3 - Atlanta TCD/bjs (16) ORIGINAL FILED IN 103-751018-2-67 100-1149698-2- NOT RECORDED OCT 30 1970 44 Approved: 31 51NOV 5 1970 Special Agent in Charge CARBON COPI (4) - Bureau (RM) 3 - Boston (100-35472) (100-38580) (RM) 3 - Detroit (100-30057) (100-35108) (RM) 3 - San Francisco (100-52152) (100-60968) (RM) 3 - Atlanta TCD/bjs (16) ORIGINAL FILED IN 103-751018-2-67 100-1149698-2- NOT RECORDED OCT 30 1970 44 Approved: 31 51NOV 5 1970 Special Agent in Charge CARBON COPI Sent M Per U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1948 0-346-000 (11) SAC, Atlanta (100-7461) Director, FBI (100-449698)-20-18 REC-23 EX-113 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT (LINDA JENNESS) 10/13/70 Reurlet, 10/6/70, which enclosed a proposed anonymous letter to be sent to of the "Atlanta Constitution." Your letter 8/31/70 indicated this action could cause considerable embarrassment to Linda Jenness and the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) since Jenness could not be a candidate for a political office in the State of Georgia if she were not a resident. Your proposed letter states she will remain in Georgia until after the election, thus much of the effect of this proposal is lost. In addition, no statement is made as to how widely the proposed transfer of Jenness and her husband to New York City has been discussed within the SWP in Atlanta, nor is there any indication as to how the publishing of this information will effect the security of your source. It would appear that a proposed anonymous letter along these lines should hinge upon the fact that Jenness and her husband had been transferred to New York prior to the election, thus indicating that the SWP believes she has no chance of winning. Resubmit a new letter along these lines. In your cover communication answer the questions set forth above. MAILED 20 OCT 13 1970 COMM-FBI 105-101357 (Jenness) RCP:1mj (6) NOTE: ) " Sullivan Mohr Bishop Brennan. (D. Callahas Camper Conrad Fell Gale Rumen Tavel Walters Sovat Tele Gandy Linda Jenness is SWP candidate for the office of Governor of the State of Georgia. AT proposed anonymous letter be sent to of the "Atlanta Constitution" in order to embarrass Jenness and the SWP. 70 OCT 22 1970 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT 3 00110 PAPER COFFLED IN OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1963 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPD 181-11.4 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 10/6/70 FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO NEW LEFT 9/9/70. Re Atlanta letter, 8/31/70 and Bureau reply, Enclosed herewith is an anonymous letter which the Atlanta Office proposes to send to [REDACTED] of the Atlanta Constitution, This document is a scanned page from an FBI file, likely a memorandum or report. It features several official stamps, including "REC 85" and "MAILED 12 OCT 28 1970 COMM-FBI". There are also handwritten annotations in blue ink, most notably a series of numbers and symbols near the top right, as well as a wiggly line on the left side. Several sections of the document are blacked out with redactions, particularly in the upper right quadrant, obscuring some of the printed text. The bottom of the page also contains a dotted line pattern, characteristic of older document formatting or stapled pages. No photographs or charts are present. The image is a scanned document, likely a memorandum, with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. At the top, "Memorandum" is clearly visible, followed by "TO," "FROM," "SUBJECT," and "DATE" fields, with some handwritten entries. There are several black redactions, obscuring portions of text, particularly in the body of the memo and at the bottom. Official stamps, such as "ORIGINAL FILED IN" and a date stamp "OCT 21 1970," are present. There are also handwritten notes and symbols integrated into the text, implying marginalia or specific instructions. The overall appearance suggests a formal internal communication, with elements of redaction indicating sensitive information. FPMR (41 CPD 181-11.4 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 10/6/70 FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO NEW LEFT 9/9/70. Re Atlanta letter, 8/31/70 and Bureau reply, Enclosed herewith is an anonymous letter which the Atlanta Office proposes to send to [REDACTED] of the Atlanta Constitution, an Atlanta daily newspaper, which letter points out the fact that LINDA JENNESS, SWP candidate, for position of Governor of Georgia, has been transferred to New York City. The Bureau is requested to review this anonymous letter and if Bureau permission granted to furnish this to [REDACTED] it will be typed on unwatermarked bond paper. X-117 REC-39 10-4-10-2-18 II OCT 7 1970 (2) 1 - 906 D Bureau (Enc. 1) (RM) 2 - Atlanta RWT:pab (4) 'ENCLOSURE ATTACHED' THUCTE DIN INT-SEC. 10/13/70 RCP/Umi Atlanta Journal & Constitution Atlanta, Georgia Dear [REDACTED] You and your readers will probably be interested to know that the Socialist Workers Party doesn't think much of the chances of its candidate, Linda Jenness, ever being elected as Governor of the State of Georgia. Rumor has it that the Socialist Workers Party is moving Mrs. Jenness to New York City to work for them up there and that her husband has already left for New York City, and she is only staying here until after the elections. Perhaps if information like this is made known to your readers, those who are hovering on the fence will come back to the right side. OPTIONAL FORM NO. 18 MAY 1943 EDITION GSA DEN. RO. NO. 17 Memorandun UNITED STATES GOVERNM TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM: [REDACTED] SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 7/13/70 [REDACTED] Re Atlanta letter 6/25/70 and Bureau letter 7/2/70. Since the recommendation as contained in re Atlanta letter was submitted andarticle appeared in the Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia daily newspapers. This article appeared in the July 5, 1970 edition on page 7A and set forth an interview with EMALINDA JANE WETTER, aka Linda Jenness, by [REDACTED] Atlanta Constitution [REDACTED] In this article, JENNESS admitted that she had been married but divorced and claims she is now married to DOUGLAS JENNESS, Chairman of Socialist Worker's Party in Georgia. She also stated that she doubts the necessity of legal weddings and that a legal marriage should be totally up to the individual and she said, "I don't think it is necessary." In view The visually-rich document displays a typewritten letter dated "Atlanta, Georgia," addressed "Dear," and signed "A Patriotic American." The letter discusses Linda Jenness, a candidate for Governor of Georgia, and her transfer to a New York office by the Socialist Workers Party. Notably, a significant portion of the text, including parts of the sender's name and the greeting, is heavily redacted with black ink, suggesting an attempt to obscure sensitive information. The presence of this redaction implies a deliberate effort to conceal the identity of the writer or recipient, common in documents related to surveillance or intelligence operations, hinting at the document's covert nature. The overall visual presentation, with its typewritten text and strategic redactions, reinforces the context of an internal communication potentially related to political surveillance. and claims she is now married to DOUGLAS JENNESS, Chairman of Socialist Worker's Party in Georgia. She also stated that she doubts the necessity of legal weddings and that a legal marriage should be totally up to the individual and she said, "I don't think it is necessary." In view of the admission by JENNESS as set forth above, it is not felt that the suggestion as set forth in Atlanta letter would be effective and therefore no further action is being taken in this matter. Atlanta will continue to be alert for situations which could warrant consideration in connection with this program. [REDACTED] (2-Bureau (RM) 2-Atlanta RWT:th (4) REC-59 /:: EX-109 [REDACTED] 8 JUL 14 1970 JUL 20 1970 RESEARCH SECTION SAC, Atlanta (100-7461) REC- 124 Director, FBI (100-449698) EX-116 7-2-70 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 1 1 1 Reurlet 6-25-70. The Bureau concurs with your observation that the possibility exists that Emalinda Wetter could be neutralized by placing adverse intelligence concerning her in the hands of a political opposite such as J. B. Stoner, the National Secretary for the National States Rights Party. It may be possible to do this through the anonymous letter you have suggested. Prior to authorizing this, however, you should submit a proposed letter for Bureau approval. RHH:plm (6) NOTE: Wetter is a candidate for the Governor of the State of Georgia running on the Socialist Workers Party ticket. J. B. Stoner is also a candidate running on the National States Rights ticket Atlanta advised that a Security Index subject. It is suggested that this information be made available by anonymous letter to Stoner with the prospect that Stoner will use it publicly against Jenness, thus neutralizing her. BW Al Ilon Lolich Iltera Ibr Bishop jisper Callahan Conrad alt ale Poren llivan avel byors Tele. Romm Holmes Gandy MAILED 8 JUL.2 1970 COMM-FBI ele 56 JUL 8 1970 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT Ja ure. Jk OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 MAY 1943 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) : DATE: 6/25/70 FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Re Bureau letter, 2/6/70 As has been previously reported, EMALINDA JANE WETTER, aka Linda Jenness, who is on the Security Index list of the Atlanta Office, Priority III, recently became a candidate for the position of Governor of the State of Georgia running under the SWP. The The document is a memorandum from the FBI's Atlanta field office to the Director. It contains handwritten annotations and official stamps, including a routing code on the right margin and an "Approved" stamp with a signature at the bottom left. The text details subject information, including "Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)" and "Worker Student Alliance (WSA)", along with file numbers. A portion of the text is circled, and there are other handwritten notes and numbers scattered throughout the page. There is also a handwritten addition in the margin: "CARBON COPY". - NEW LEFT Re Bureau letter, 2/6/70 As has been previously reported, EMALINDA JANE WETTER, aka Linda Jenness, who is on the Security Index list of the Atlanta Office, Priority III, recently became a candidate for the position of Governor of the State of Georgia running under the SWP. The files of the Atlanta Office contain information that subject is [REDACTED] also a Security Index subject of the Atlanta Office, Priority: III. J. B. STONER, National Secretary of the National States Rights Party, is also a candidate for the position of Governor of Georgia, running on the Democratic ticket. On the evening of 6/15/70, STONER and JENNESS appeared on a local television show with other candidates for the Office of Governor of the State of Georgia. During this television show STONER and JENNESS showed animosity towards each other. It is felt that if an anonymous letter is directed to STONER informing him of JENNESS [REDACTED] that he would exploit this publicly and thereby bring discredit to JENNESS and the SWP. If the Bureau concurs with the above suggestion, a sample anonymous letter will be prepared as above and furnished the Bureau for approval. 1-712 AF 2- Bureau (RM) 2 - Atlanta RWT:pab .(4) 24H;ァンド ク・コ-70 REC-24 MIEFF DIA JUN 29 1970 RESEARCH SECTION OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAT 1963 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFD 101-11.4 UNITED STATES DEPARTME\NT OF JUSTIC\ --F BR\ _._..OF INTEL\ - _ . _ _ _..._ Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 4/23/70 FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT - ReBulets 2/6/70. The anonymous letter mentioned in referenced letter was mailed on 2/11/70; however, there has been no indication that receipt of same by addressee has resulted in any change of relationship or policy between Revolutionary Youth Movement and Socialist Workers Party-Young Socialist Alliance. Circumstances, however, indicate that RYM in Atlanta has so few active followers and such limited resources that they have no choice but to cooperate with the Atlanta coalition of anti-war anti-administrative groups (this cooperation effected through Atlanta Mobilization Committee to End the War in Viet Nam) to receive their share of any "credit" done for harassment of "the establishment" through demonstrations and other type activities which they could not promote on their own. This matter will be closely followed and further recommendations will be made as circumstances warrant. (2)- Bureau (RM) WIC.G.OO, 1;01 1JIG. DIA ,- 2 Atlanta their share of any "credit" done for harassment of "the establishment" through demonstrations and other type activities which they could not promote on their own. This matter will be closely followed and further recommendations will be made as circumstances warrant. (2)- Bureau (RM) WIC.G.OO, 1;01 1JIG. DIA ,- 2 Atlanta GMR/els (4) 56 APR 30 1970 3 APR 27 1970 RESEARCH SECTION DELETED COPY S USA, NTO, FOR RELEASE TO PLAINTIFFS IN SAP CIVIL SUIT EY LETTER DATED_ JUN 6 1975 IN 100-16 (SWP MAIN FILE).in/ SAC, Atlanta (100-7461) REG-124 Director, FBI (100-449698)-2-14 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 2/6/70 Reurlet 1/21/70. The Bureau concurs with your evaluation that it would be advantageous to continue the non-cooperation which exists between the SWP/YSA and RYM. You should continue to direct your attention toward this end. You are authorized to mail the anonymous letter as suggested in relet. Assure that all necessary steps are taken to protect the identity of the Bureau as its source. Promptly advise of any results noted. Your interest in this program is appreciated. You should continue to give it close attention. RHH:rag/sef (4) NOTE: Atlanta has advised that in the past a SWP/YSA-SDS/ RYM II coalition to carry on protest activities has resulted in bickering to the point that little has been done. Since SDS/RYM II has now become the Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM) Atlanta advises there is a new spirit of cooperation. Atlanta suggests an anonymous letter be sent to the leader of RYM pointing out the Trotskyite domination of the coalition. Such a letter might serve to alienate these groups and frustrate their agitational activity. Tolson DeLLoach Walters Mohr Bishop Casper Callahan Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel MAILED 24 FEB 5-1970 COMM-FBI 346 Soyars Tele. Room Holmes Gandy MAIL ROOM☐ TELETYPE UNIT☐ D weis r ```json [ {"box_2d": [13, 167, 23, 281], "text_content": "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10"}, {"box_2d": [20, 171, 31, 276], "text_content": "MAY 1962 EDITION"}, {"box_2d": [28, 167, 38, 300], "text_content": "OSA PR (41 CPD 101-114"}, {"box_2d": [47, 170, 61, 445], "text_content": "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT"}, {"box_2d": [59, 169, 95, 441], "text_content": "Memorandum"}, {"box_2d": [116, 678, 135, 844], "text_content": "DATE: 1/21/70"}, {"box_2d": [117, 248, 137, 560], "text_content": "DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)"}, {"box_2d": [121, 73, 131, 102], "text_content": "TO"}, {"box_2d": [159, 683, 253, 827], "text_content": "WPB"}, {"box_2d": [162, 243, 187, 576], "text_content": "SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P)"}, {"box_2d": [171, 78, 183, 135], "text_content": "FROM :"}, {"box_2d": [204, 202, 241, The document is a typed letter from SAC, Atlanta, to the Director, FBI, dated October 13, 1970, regarding COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT and Linda Jenness. A handwritten date "20-18" appears near the recipient line, and another handwritten note with a date "10/13/70" is in the top right. There is a stamp "MAILED 20 OCT 13 1970 COMM-FBI" on the left margin. Underneath the main text, there is a list of names with checkboxes and a "MAIL ROOM" stamp with the date "OCT 22 1970" and "TELETYPE UNIT" checkbox. There are also several handwritten signatures with what appear to be initials within the handwritten date near the bottom. A large redacted area covers some text in the middle of the page. A stamp on the right margin reads "COLD COPIED IN". This page shows a standard FBI memorandum form with typewritten content and several handwritten additions. The form details a communication from the SAC, Atlanta to the Director, FBI, concerning a subject identified as "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT." There are multiple official stamps, including "REC-39, X-117," "11 OCT 7 1970," and "INT-SEC." Handwritten notes appear in the margins, including what appear to be routing instructions such as "1-906 D" and "RCP/Umy 10/13/70." There are also a few small, dark circles, possibly representing redactions or ink spills. No photographs or surveillance logs are visible. 135, 844], "text_content": "DATE: 1/21/70"}, {"box_2d": [117, 248, 137, 560], "text_content": "DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698)"}, {"box_2d": [121, 73, 131, 102], "text_content": "TO"}, {"box_2d": [159, 683, 253, 827], "text_content": "WPB"}, {"box_2d": [162, 243, 187, 576], "text_content": "SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P)"}, {"box_2d": [171, 78, 183, 135], "text_content": "FROM :"}, {"box_2d": [204, 202, 241, 368], "text_content": "FNRM\nCOINTELPRO"}, {"box_2d": [214, 404, 227, 503], "text_content": "NEW LEFT"}, {"box_2d": [218, 75, 232, 150], "text_content": "SUBJECT:"}, {"box_2d": [234, 248, 247, 272], "text_content": "IS"}, {"box_2d": [274, 124, 614, 870], "text_content": "During the past several months, Socialist Workers\nParty/Young Socialist Alliance and Atlanta Revolutionary\nYouth Movement/Students for a Democratic Society have been\nso uncooperative as the two largest factions in a \"coalition\"\nof Atlanta New Left and pacifist groups banded together\nto make a bigger and better local showing in anti-war\ndemonstrations, that most of the demonstrations have been\nunsuccessful and disappointing to participants. \"The\nGreat Speckled Bird\", Atlanta's New Left newspaper, has\nrun several articles during the past six months which\nreferred to \"coalition\" meetings as \"pitiful meetings,\"\npointing out that the\"stupid bickering \"between the two\nfactions made the group\" a\"paper coalition \" of \"extremely\nlimited usefulness.\" This situation was instrumental in\nkeeping the morale in Atlanta's anti-war movement at a low\nebb, as evidenced by the fact that an estimated 125 persons\nfrom the entire area participated in the anti-war demonstration\nin Washington, D. C., on 11/15/69, after much effort by\nthe \"coalition\", which had originally chartered nine buses\nto carry participants and was talking about having as\nmany as 1000 people in Washington.\n", {"box_2d": [478, 864, 509, 916], "text_content": "CL"}, {"box_2d": [623, 127, 787, 880], "text_content": "However, since ARYM/SDS allegedly dropped their\naffiliation with SDS in late November, 1969, and became merely\n\"RYM\", they have allegedly apologized to the \"coalition\"\nfor their uncooperative attitude in the past and have\nindicated a willingness to cooperate with the \"coalition\"\nin local anti-war activities. This was apparently evidenced\nin an Atlanta anti-war conference held on 1/17/70, at\nof the\nwhich RYM was well represented, and\nRYM leaders, was appointed as Co-coordinator of a forthcoming\nanti-war type demonstration to be held in Atlanta during\n", {"box_2d": [785, 431, 836, 863], "text_content": "REC-72 100-149698-//"}, {"box_2d": [801, 127, 835, 289], "text_content": "17120\n(2-Bureau (RM)"}, {"box_2d": [832, 642, 856, 785], "text_content": "1 JAN 23 1970"}, {"box_2d": [833, 130, 847, 249], "text_content": "2-Atlanta"}, {"box_2d": [842, 404, 920, 507], "text_content": "EXDOILAL"}, {"box_2d": [847, 131, 863, 223], "text_content": "GRM:bjc"}, {"box_2d": [867, 133, 882, 164], "text_content": "(4)"}, {"box_2d": [870, 641, 926, 812], "text_content": "ffio"}, {"box_2d": [889, 198, 907, 519], "text_content": "DELETED COY SUP USA. NYC."}, {"box_2d": [905, 196, 924, 239], The image is a scanned document. At the top, there are three circular black ink marks, possibly from a hole punch or stamp. A portion of the text near the top, "Atlanta Journal & Constitution," is obscured by a wide, black redaction. Below this, the text "Atlanta, Georgia" is visible, followed by "Dear" and another black redaction of a name. The majority of the page consists of typed text, providing a personal communication from the "Atlanta Journal & Constitution" to an unspecified recipient. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, stamps, forms, wiretap logs, surveillance schedules, or targeting directives visible. The primary visual elements are the redactions and the circulated black marks. 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NYC."}, {"box_2d": [905, 196, 924, 239], "text_content": "FOR"}, {"box_2d": [914, 279, 937, 532], "text_content": "FVS..IN FILED"}, {"box_2d": [916, 196, 936, 253], "text_content": "BATED"}, {"box_2d": [917, 558, 939, 603], "text_content": "115"}, {"box_2d": [932, 196, 951, 243], "text_content": "IN 190"}, {"box_2d": [941, 272, 967, 786], "text_content": "Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan"}, {"box_2d": [958, 84, 974, 167], "text_content": "5010-100-02"}, {"box_2d": [961, 471, 971, 547], "text_content": ""} ] ``` AT 100-7641 the anticipated visit of Vice President SPIRO AGNEW on 2/21/70, after [REDACTED] had been defeated by a YSA member in an election for the position, his appointment as Co-coordinator being then suggested by a local SWP/YSA leader. It would appear that it would be greatly to the Bureau's advantage not. to let these two major factions in the Atlanta anti-war movement become overly friendly and cooperative. It is, therefore, suggested that the Bureau authorize the mailing of the following anonymous letter to [REDACTED] "Dear [REDACTED] "How can you RYM people be so naive and gullible as to continue to let the Trots run the whole show their way as they did again at the anti-war conference at Emory. It looks like you could see that they have the whole thing figured out, and have all the answers before these so-called "conferences" even start. "As a communist, which they say you are, you sure don't show any knowledge of communist tactics. Why don't you check out your Trot friends on the night before your "conference," and you might find that they are together, busy with plans as to how they will manipulate the coalition to their own specifications -- being gracious enough to throw you a few scraps to keep you happy. "Our revolution is a long way off if we have to wait for them to do it their way-- they've been carrying the ball for years, now it should be someone else's turn. 2 "A Friend " AT 100-7641 In connection with the above, it should be noted that local members of SWP/YSA are referred to as "Trots" by local New Left personalities, and [REDACTED] has publicly stated at a "coalition" meeting that ball for years, now it should be someone else's turn. 2 "A Friend " AT 100-7641 In connection with the above, it should be noted that local members of SWP/YSA are referred to as "Trots" by local New Left personalities, and [REDACTED] has publicly stated at a "coalition" meeting that he is a communist. 3 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 MAY 1962 EDITION OSA PPMR 141 CHO 101-11.4 UNITED STATES VERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 11/25/69 FROM SAC, ATLANTA (100-7461) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT IS Re Atlanta letter, 9/17/69, Bureau airtel, 9/30/69, and New York airtel, 10/1/69. Following the publication of the article in the 9/17/69 issue of The Atlanta Constitution, as mentioned in re Atlanta letter, which article quoted LINDA JENNESS as indicating that she would consult her lawyers as to further legal action con- cerning the residency requirement for qualifying to run for the Office of Mayor of Atlanta, Mrs. JENNESS took no action in this regard and quietly dropp