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. . ? . - .. . e 10 Septenibe?"920. .. . . . 1 0 1 .:- . . .. . . - . . . SITUATION 'INFORMATION REPOR 1 . . . . . . . ' CALENDM OF 'TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES 0 - . . . . .- . . . . Asterieked items a r c ' e i t h e r reborted fGi-_the first time,. o,r .$;. conkin additions or chrnger to p&wiously reported. activities. * -. . . . -. . . -. . . _- .- . . . . . . ' - - . September, Washingtan, D. C. - Reportedly Hncy P. Newton, the Black Panther P a r t y leader recently released from prison and highly articulate black radi'cal, has been invited to speak before freshmen students at Howard Uni- versity dhring the third week in September. . . 4 Although dates have not yet been announccd; it has also been reported that Newton will makc &e or more national television/ - appearances' toward the end of September.+*}<T /hf / L . ~ ~ ~ , > , ~ Septcmbcr, New York IY1)t.y 7 4 .L 5 i -9 T h e Black Acadtmy of A r t s and Letters has announced that three blacksAmericans will be enrolled in thc Acadcmy's ncwiy established Hall of Fame in September. One of those electcd is the late W. E. B. DuBois. It is expected that DuBois' widow, Shirley Graham DuBois, will attend the ceremonies. Tlic 71 year old Mrs. DuBois, a citizen of Ghana presently living in Cairo, has just been issued a visa to travel in America after first being denied the vi8a by theDepartment of Justice. Mrr. DuBois allegedly belongs to some I$, ;,l, -,b * 30 subversive orgarhzations am3 was originally dcerncd i,nadmissibl,c - on this basis. J,**. JJt N a y ' f h K e11 Septcmbcr, Collegd P a r k , Maryland . 11 actical attorney william Xunstler is ~ c - ~ i c t i u ~ w ~ t o ntlclrcss a gathering at'the University of Maryland at 1 1 a. m. on Scptambct 1 I . . w c --a In o r d e r to welcome new.and returning studcnts to thc Cdllege P a r k campus the Stuaent.Government Association is sponsoring a t,--i;.ii,. ."L ~ h * u j ;nb