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c 0 010 1 8,12 1 k I Centers is located) has been critical of San Francisco police. his statement to tHc press this clergyman accuses the police of reproducing and distributing more copies of the coloring book than the Panthers. "It is obvious, I' he said, "that the San Fran- cisco po1ic.e intelligence squad does not understand the black man -- if they are making such a big thing out of this. In What the clergy- man overlooks is that although the police-may have reproduced and distributed the Coloring Book as a propaganda device to mus- ter public support in its escalating war against a purely criminal element, the diabolical and hateful creation of the Coloring Book i s Panther in origin and execution. It is not the quantity &at measures the mi~creance but the concept. In 6 (In addition to the two examples on the first cartoon page there'is a picture in the twenty-three page book captioned "The Only Good Pig is a Dead Pig. I' The book concluded with a famous quote from Chairman Mao's little red book "Power Comes Through the Barrel of a Gun. @I) ' -A c The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) held a national staff meeting at New York on the 16th and 17th of June. It is reported that the entire two days embraced nothing but personality conflicts and arguments and on June 17 became so chaotic that H. Rap Brown, former SNCC National Chairman, walked out saying he was disassociating himself because SNCC was unable to accomplish anything o r relate to anybody. SNCC is $10,000 in debt and reports from various geographical areas indicate that during the past year nothing has been attempted or accomplished. - The national staff meeting will reconvene at Atlanta in July. - Allegedly, One possible cause of SNCC inactivity (as well as CORE) in recent years is the rising popularity of Black Student Union- type organizations on majdr U. s. campuses. Although a typical BSU is not affiliated nationally with other confederations of black collegians, their advantage over national groups like SNCC is in their flexibility to act and react on local issues. As a conse- quence, SNCC and CORE a r e losing their appeal for the Ncgro college stu!ent. Additionally, dynamic leadership of the past is leaving SNCC-type movement either toward bigger and better radical militancy (Stokeley Carmichael to the Panthers) o r into - '8 - . :. ' . ... . 6 >*:. : - - u 3