Cointelpro New Left Newark Part 01 Final

This page is the cover sheet for an FBI file related to COINTELPRO. It features the "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS" header, the subject "(COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT NEWARK," and a case number "100-449698-31." Dominating the center is a circular emblem with the words "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" superimposed on a background of stars and stripes. The bottom of the page displays "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." Notably, there are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or official stamps visible on this particular page. FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) NEW LEFT NEWARK 100-449698-31 FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION --- OCR Start --- 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. 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SEC."}, {"box_2d": [906, 758, 936, 870], "text_content": "5'm"}, {"box_2d": This page contains a standard disclaimer, typical of declassified documents, stating that the quality of the reproductions is dependent on the condition of the originals. There are no photographs, handwritten notes, official stamps, filled-in forms, or wiretap logs visible. The page is monochromatic and primarily consists of text formatted as a notice. There is no visual evidence of surveillance methods, informant communications, or targeting directives. 846], "text_content": "• JAI. 4 8/1"}, {"box_2d": [826, 152, 841, 248], "text_content": "DDO:rac"}, {"box_2d": [840, 155, 854, 197], "text_content": "(4)"}, {"box_2d": [849, 793, 867, 821], "text_content": "I"}, {"box_2d": [854, 154, 922, 231], "text_content": "4"}, {"box_2d": [882, 680, 903, 878], "text_content": "INT. SEC."}, {"box_2d": [906, 758, 936, 870], "text_content": "5'm"}, {"box_2d": [924, 122, 958, 260], "text_content": "AN8 197"}, {"box_2d": [937, 267, 959, 753], "text_content": "Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan"} ] ``` SAC, Newark (100-50163) REQ 36 Director, FBI (100-449598)-31-33 1 - Mr. 1 - Mr. 1 - Mr. COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT EX-103 HCNKairtel 10/16/70. 10/23/70 UNRECORDED COPY FILED IN // Bureau appreciates your efforts under the Counterintelligence Program. However, Newark should consider something different from the suggested item submitted in referenced airtel. Your submission by airtel captioned "Counterintelligence Program, Black Nationalist - Hate Groups, Racial Intelligence, Black Panther Party (BPP)," is quite similar and more applicable for use in the BPP Counterintelligence Program. Bureau airtel 10/20/70 approved Newark's proposal set out in airtel 10/13/70. Newark report dated 9/18/70 captioned "Students for a Democratic Society, IS - SDS; Sedition" stated that no SDS activity is reported in the Newark, New Jersey, area. However, your submission in referenced airtel indicated that the handwritten letter to be sent to the BPP would be signed by "Newark SDS." Bureau feels that this would have little impact or cause no disruption in BPP headquarters, Jersey City, New Jersey, particularly since on October 15, 1970, Alan Spector, Education Secretary of the SDS/Worker Student Alliance, emphasized that his group no longer was connected with the Weatherman faction and that the Weatherman faction had split off from SDS. Spector also claimed that his group was opposed to recent bombings. Review of SDS support mentioned above from your office indicates that only Worker Student Alliance chapters are present in the State of New Jersey. Newark should reconsider a submission under Cointelpro aimed at disrupting present main chapters of SDS/ USA in the State of New Jersey. Tolson Sullivan Bishop Breeans, C.D. Caltaban Camper Conrad Fell Gale Moore Tavel Walters Soyars Tele. Ro Holmes Gandy Newark (100-49654) 1 - 100-448006 COPIES RECEIVED JEM:lub AR209-JUNE 1971 (9) 3 Som 6GNOV 3 1970 SEE NOTE PAGE TWO MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT C Jen Letter to Newark Re Cointelpro - New Left 100-449698 NOTE: Newark submitted Cointelpro suggestion which was based upon a cartoon in "The Black Panther." This page is a memorandum from the FBI's COINTELPRO program. It features official letterhead with the heading "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" and "Memorandum." Handwritten annotations appear in the "FROM" line and as a signature at the bottom right, along with a stamp indicating receipt on "APR 2 1971". There are also several routing codes and numerical identifiers visible such as "REC-83" and "EZ-117". The document is a standard typed form. No photographs or explicit descriptions of surveillance methods are present. Newark (100-49654) 1 - 100-448006 COPIES RECEIVED JEM:lub AR209-JUNE 1971 (9) 3 Som 6GNOV 3 1970 SEE NOTE PAGE TWO MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT C Jen Letter to Newark Re Cointelpro - New Left 100-449698 NOTE: Newark submitted Cointelpro suggestion which was based upon a cartoon in "The Black Panther." Previously under Cointelpro of the Black Panther Party, Newark submitted • similar suggestion. However, it was to be sent from Jersey City, BPP headquarters to national BPP headquarters, Oakland, California. Suggestion submitted under Cointelpro- New Left most likely would be discarded by BPP and have little disruptive force against SDS, 1 C FD-38 (P.ev. 5-22-64) FBI Date: 10/16/70 Transmit the following in AIRTEL (Type in plaintext or code) Via (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) ✓ FROM: SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Re Newark letter, 9/28/70. In the 10/10/70 issue of, "The Black Panther", there are cartoons on pages 3, 4, and 5, depicting a woman holding a gun, a boy holding a gun and a "molotov cocktail" and an elderly man holding a gun. *It is suggested the following letter, handwritten on "5 & 10" store-type paper, be sent to the BPP at 93 Summit Ave., Jersey City, NJ, BPP Headquarters: "Dear Pussycats: "I just read the 10/10/70 issue of your paper, particularly pages 3, 4 and 5 and was much im- pressed with the people's Army. A woman, a boy and an old man. Man, you sure are tough. You're a joke man. You're some vanguard of the oppressed black. "With your leaders fleeing the country and "Huey the Homo" afraid to raise his voice for fear he'll get busted again, I guess all you got left are the women, kids and old men. The rest are so dumb they can't be trusted with a weapon because they keep forgetting which end the bullet comes out of. 2- Bureau (RM) 3- Newark (1-100-49194) (BPP) DIO/JG REC 36 15417678 31- EX-103 3. OCT 1970 23 Approved: Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1963 0-888-000 (11) NK 100-50166 "So go ahead, get high on wine and dream your alcoholic dreams of conquest. About the only successful conquest you can accomplish is over your modest and proper (what a joke) mattress back ladies auxiliary. "If you'd have joined us last year you'd have been a lot, better off. You have had some This declassified FBI document is a memorandum form, with a header indicating it's an "OPTIONAL FORM NO. 15". The form includes fields for "TO", "FROM", "SUBJECT", and "DATE", all filled with typewritten information and handwritten annotations. A significant portion of the page is taken up by the typed memorandum text discussing "POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION" and "TANGIBLE RESULTS." There are also handwritten numbers and initials, possibly indicating routing or review. Notably, there is a seal or stamp with "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" at the top. get high on wine and dream your alcoholic dreams of conquest. About the only successful conquest you can accomplish is over your modest and proper (what a joke) mattress back ladies auxiliary. "If you'd have joined us last year you'd have been a lot, better off. You have had some brainpower behind you, but now? Big Zero, with a revolving door leadership. Newark SDS" Full precaution will be taken to protect the Bureau as the source of the letter, which will be written by a Special Agent and mailed in Newark, NJ 2 BAC, Newark (100-50166) Director, FBI (100-449698).31 COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT 10/23/70 1- Mr. 1- Mr. 1 - Mr. RoMKairtel 10/16/70. Bureau appreciates your efforts under the Counterintelligence Progran. However, Newark should consider something different from the suggested item subuitted in referenced airtel. Your subuisaion by airtel captioned "Counterintelligence Program, Black Nationalist - Hate Groups, Racial Intelligence, Black Panther Party (BPP)," is quite similar and more applicable for use is the BPP Counterintelligence Program. Bureau airtel 10/20/70 approved Newark's proposal set out in airtel 10/13/70. Newark report dated 9/18/70 captioned "Students for a Democratic Society, 1S - EDS; Sedition" stated that no SDS activity is reported in the Newark, New Jersey, area. However, your sebeission in referenced airtel indicated that the handwritten letter to be sent to the BPP would be signed by "Newark SDS." Bureau feels that this would have little impact or cause no disruption in BPP headquarters, Jersey City, New Jersey, particularly since on October 15, 1970, f the SDS/Worker Student AIRCO, vertroup no longer vas connected with the Weatherman faction and that the Weatherman faction had split off from EDS. Spector also claimed that his group was opposed to recent bombings. Review of EDS report mentioned above from your office indicates that only Worker Student Alliance chapters are present in the State of New Jersey. Newark should reconsider a subuission under Cointelpre aimed at disrupting present mein chapters of EDS/ USA in the State of New Jersey. 4 Newark (100-49554) - 100-448006 JEN:lab (9) CATE VELLOW SEE NOTE PAGE TWO Letter to Newark Ref Cointelpro - New Left 100-449698: NOTE: E... Newark submitted Cointelpro suggestion which was based upon a cartoon in "The Black Panther." Previously under Cointelpro of the Black Panther Party, Newark submitted a similar suggestion. However, it was to be sent from Jersey City, BPP headquarters to national BPP headquarters, Oakland, The document is a typed FBI report with handwritten annotations. It includes official stamps such as "MAILED 25" and "OCT 2 1970" on the left side, and a handwritten date "10/23/70" at the top right. There are also several handwritten notes and markings throughout the text, including a red "C" in the bottom right quadrant and a signature or abbreviation at the bottom. Additionally, there are some small, circular markings at the top center, consistent with a rubber stamp or seal. The text itself mentions individuals and organizations, indicating the nature of the report. The document also shows some redactions, particularly in the upper right portion, obscuring specific names or information. Cointelpro - New Left 100-449698: NOTE: E... Newark submitted Cointelpro suggestion which was based upon a cartoon in "The Black Panther." Previously under Cointelpro of the Black Panther Party, Newark submitted a similar suggestion. However, it was to be sent from Jersey City, BPP headquarters to national BPP headquarters, Oakland, California. Suggestion submitted under Cointelpro- New Left most likely would be discarded by BPP and have little disruptive force against SDS. - 2 - OPTIONAL FORM NO. N MAY 196 EDITION GSA FPMR (A) CPR) 81-11.8 UNITED STATES G. DMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449693) FROM : RWBSAC, NEWARK. (100-50166) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT Re Newark letter doted 6/30/70. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION DATE: 9/28/70 When appropriate Newark will anonymously mail Barron's reprint "Campus or Battleground? Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities" to various on-campus organizations that are anti-new left, various officers and trustees of universities where pertinent. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION The last counterintelligence action token involved the mailing of the above reprint to the President of Stevens Institute of Technology. III. TANGIBLE RESULTS to date. There has been no known tangible results of mailings (2 Bureau 2 Newark DDO/djd (4) 1/30 REC 19 ST-111 1970 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan SAC Newark (100-50166) 6/5/70 REC-124 Director, FBI (100-449698) 1 - Mr. [REDACTED] COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT ST. 114 Reurlet 5/26/70. Authority is granted to anonymously mail copies of the Barron's reprint entitled "Campus or Battleground? Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities" to President Jess H. Davis of Steven's Institute of Technology as proposed in relet. In preparing these reprints for mailing, all necessary steps are to be taken to protect the identity of the Bureau as their source. RHH:jes (4) Advise the Bureau of any results noted. Folson Looch Saliers Johr Hishop Casper Callahan Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan Tovel Toyars Tele. Room Holmes Gandy NOTE: During the past academic year, Steven's Institute of Technology was the scene of a sit-in by a small group which agitated for a pass-fail examination system and a full time draft counselor. This engineering school has not been politically oriented in the past. Newark suggests that the President might be encouraged to take a strong stand against this type of activity if he was to receive copies of the above document which analyzes the riots that occurred.in Columbia in April, The original image is a scanned document page with printed text and several visual elements that are typical of FBI COINTELPRO documents. At the top center, there are three circles, two of which are filled in black, suggesting a possible mark or classification stamp, though not clearly decipherable. The document contains printed text, including a subject line "Letter to Newark" and "Re Cointelpro - New Left," followed by a reference number. Below this, a "NOTE:" is visible, indicating a specific directive or observation. The text describes a COINTELPRO suggestion submitted by Newark based on a cartoon and its potential handling by the Black Panther Party (BPP). There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, or specific forms visible. The document includes some smudges and ink blots indicative of the scanning or original document's condition, and a large "C" shape is present towards the right side of the page, potentially a routing mark or an artifact of the document’s handling. draft counselor. This engineering school has not been politically oriented in the past. Newark suggests that the President might be encouraged to take a strong stand against this type of activity if he was to receive copies of the above document which analyzes the riots that occurred.in Columbia in April, 1968. The article points out how a small group of dissident Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) students was able to totally paralyze a great university. As it may help to strengthen the President's stand and since the Bureau will not be identified, it is being approved. MAILED 11 JUN-5 1970 COMM-FBI 60 JUN 10 1970 MAIL ROOM TELETYPE UNIT OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1963 EDITION GSA FPMR (11) CPR) 101-11.5 UNITED STATES GLMENT Memorandum TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 5/26/70 FROM: SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT RE: Newark letter, 3/24/70. It is proposed, with Bureau approval, to send to President JESS H. DAVIS of Steven's Institute of Technology (SIT), Hoboken, NJ, five copies of BARRON's reprint, "Campus or Battleground? Columbia Is A Warning to All American Universities". This proposal is made in view of the recent sit-in at SIT by a very small minority of students, 10 out of 1300 undergraduates, who agitated for a pass-fail examina- tion system and a full-time, SIT paid, draft counselor on campus. SIT is one of the foremost engineering schools in the country and, although there is no SDS Chapter there or SDS activity noted, perhaps the reprint will alert the officials there as to what could happen at SIT if such a situation as the sit-in is given some headway. Newark proposes writing in red ink across the top reprint the phrase, "It begins with 10 like a deadly spore and soon the whole campus is infected with an incurable affliction. Don't give in to a vocal minority that wants agitation for agitation sake". The reprints will be mailed from Union City, N.J., which borders Hoboken, N.J., in a plain, commercially available envelope purchased in an office supply store, holographically addressed by an Agent of the Newark Office. All precautionary measures will be taken to prevent identification of the FBI as the source of the articles. 2 Bureau (RM) 2 Newark DDO:mcm (4) REC 99 2 MAY 27 1970 INT. SEC Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan [ILLEGIBLE] OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY This page is a standard FBI interoffice communication form, indicated by the pre-printed header "FD-38 (Rev. 5-22-64)". The document contains several handwritten annotations, including cursive signatures and what appear to be routing or case file numbers. There are also official stamps, such as "REC 36 15417678 31-37" and "EX-103", along with a date stamp of "3. OCT 1970". The main body of the text details a letter from "COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT" regarding an issue of "The Black Panther" publication, and it includes a transcribed salutation and excerpts of a letter addressed to "Pussycats." There are no photographs or surveillance logs visible on this page. Redactions are not present. Office. All precautionary measures will be taken to prevent identification of the FBI as the source of the articles. 2 Bureau (RM) 2 Newark DDO:mcm (4) REC 99 2 MAY 27 1970 INT. SEC Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan [ILLEGIBLE] OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1966 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) FROM : SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT DATE: 3/24/70 1/21/70 Re Newark letter to Bureau, dated 1/21/70. I. Potential Counter-Intelligence 'Action' When appropriate, Newark will mail anonymously Barron's reprint "Campus or Battleground? Columbia Is A Warning to All American Universities" to on-campus anti-left organizations, trustees and University personnel. II. Pending Counter-Intelligence Action On 1/13/70, Newark mailed an anonymous letter to BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) Headquarters, 384 Pacific Ave.. Jersey City, NJ which indicated by its content that [REDACTED] was pocketing donations for the BPP Breakfast Program. III. Tangible Results There has been no known tangible results as a re- sult of the above mailing. REC-TI 1. /1 (2) 2-Bureau (RM) 1-Newark DDO/mlc ($) 55 APR 2 1970 12 MAR 30 1970 :30 INT SEC Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1958 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8 UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT Memorandum TO DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 1/21/70 FROM SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO-NEW LEFT Re Bureau letter, 1/9/70. On 1/13/70, the letter set forth in Newark letter of 12/22/69, was mailed as suggested using every precaution to protect its source. The letter was mailed in a postal box adjoining the Rutgers Campus in Newark. Tangible results will be immediately forwarded to the Bureau. ST-117 REC 8 JAN 22 1970 -777 -Bureau (RM) -Newark (1-157-3042) DDO/aff 59 JAN 29 1970 325 1-29 INT Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. M - 6.2009 (4) CPR) M1-18 EDITION 'NITED STATES GA MENT Memorandum TO FROM : SUBJECT: : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT DATE: 12/30/69 Re Newark letter 12/22/69. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Newark will continue to consider mailing "Barron's" reprint "Campus or Battleground? Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities" to university officials and/or leaders of on-campus, anti-"new left" organizations. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION BPP. On 9/19/69 Newark mailed an anonymous letter to purportedly from the SDS The image is a scanned document featuring typewritten text with several visual elements that indicate its origin and nature. There are official stamps or markings, including what appears to be a field office identifier "NK" and a number "100-50166". Large black ink strokes resembling closing brackets frame sections of the text, potentially for emphasis or to denote a specific coding within the document's context. Two circular, black ink markings are present near the top, possibly representing bullets or abstract symbols. The text itself is a letter describing an individual or group associated with "Newark SDS" and discusses their actions and organizational leadership. Overall, the visual elements suggest a formal, possibly classified, document related to surveillance or intelligence gathering. This document appears to be a formal FBI memorandum. It includes typed text that seems to discuss the activities of certain organizations, possibly for counterintelligence purposes. There are several handwritten annotations, including a "31-" next to "Director, FBI" and numerical lists with "Mr." entries. A date, "10/23/70," is handwritten at the top right. There are also some unusual visual elements at the top that could be abstract marks or symbols, and a partial stamp or seal is visible. The document has varying degrees of clarity due to its age and likely duplication process. I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Newark will continue to consider mailing "Barron's" reprint "Campus or Battleground? Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities" to university officials and/or leaders of on-campus, anti-"new left" organizations. II. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION BPP. On 9/19/69 Newark mailed an anonymous letter to purportedly from the SDS ridiculing the Depending on Bureau approval, Newark contemplates mailing another letter to BPP headquarters, Jersey City, N.J., setting forth such information to indicate pocketing donations. III. TANGIBLE RESULTS is There has been no known tangible results as a result of counterintelligence action. 2 717 Bureau (RM) 1 Newark DDO: aas (3) REC 85 ST-139/ -31-3-8 21 JAN 2 1370 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 REVISED MARCH 1967 GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT Memorandum TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) DATE: 10/2/69 FROM : SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) SUBJECT: COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT ReBulet dated 9/26/69. Newark felt college administrators in this area unaware of Weatherman document, so considered local distribution only. [REDACTED] St. Peter's College, Jersey City, N.J., which had SDS chapter last semester, unaware of Weatherman statement. Newark of belief same may be true in other local colleges, therefore, consideration for local mailing only. Newark believed Weatherman statement contained enough information to depict the SDS as a dangerous on-campus element and would form the basis for a cooperative atmosphere with college officials who might be somewhat reluctant, under ordinary circumstances, to furnish names and/or other information pertaining to SDS members. 12- Bureau (RM) Newark DDO/tvn (4) [ILLEGIBLE] 50CT 9 1969 EX-103 REC-60 OCT 6 1969 INT. SEC. 27 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan **OFFICIAL FORM NO. 1-72** **MAY 1968 EDITION** **OSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8** **UNITED STATES GO. RNMENT** **Memorandum** **TO :** DIRECTOR, FBI (100-449698) **FROM :** SAC, NEWARK (100-50166) (P) **SUBJECT:** COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT **DATE:** 9/29/69 **RE:** Newark letters 8/25/69 and 9/11/69 **I. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION** When conditions dictate, Newark plans to mail copies of BARRON's reprint, "Campus or Battleground? Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities", to university officials and/or leaders of on-campus anti-"new left" organizations. Newark also contemplates mailing reproductions of the "Weatherman Statement" contained in the 6/18/69 issue of "New Left Notes", to college officials in this area, both to alert them and to forewarn them of SDS inten- tions, and also to lay the groundwork The document is a typed letter with an official header referencing "Letter to Newark" and a subject line related to "Cointelpro - New Left." There is a handwritten note labeled "NOTE:"