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pol CE 157-6171 noon, one rental truck bearing a white Thunderbird bearing North Carolina License rea Dodge bearing North Carolina Licenses Carolina CONTE departed the Natlonal Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCE eadguarters at Winston-Salem, apparently en route to WaShington, D. ©. No estimate could be ma‘~ of the exact number of pecple in the group. Records of the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV), as obtained from the Charlotte, North Carolina, Police Department, indicate that North Carolina Licenge is registered to 5s 1960 Ford Sedam te Wynston-Salem, Nertn Carolina; that Nort Py na License “yegistered to 21965 Dodge two-dyor in the name o' , North Carolina; at North Carolina License ered + 1967 Volkswagen Station Wagon to Winston-Salem, North Carolina; and that North Carolina License 2594-H is registered to a 1968 International Truck owned by Truck Leasing Service, 507 Arlington Street, Greermsboro, North Carolina. On November 27, 1970, WR «<2: that LARRY / LITTLE of the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, National Committee to Combat Fascism, Fad made inquiries of a number of bus lines concerning the leasing of 4 a trip to Washington, D. C. LITTLE was offered a bus by : however, he failed to recontact the bus line to 7 us and his method of transportation to Washington, D. ©., iS uot known to rar wha has kroviedge of activities at Chapel Hill and Durham, Forth Carolina, reported that om Wovember 25, 1970, approximately twenty individuals, all white members of the Students for a Democratic Society (SNS), New University Conferente, Young Socialist Alliance (¥S4) or other such group, plan to travel to the Revolutionary People's Constitutiomal Con- vention (RPCC) with this travel toa be made by crersonally owned automobiles. Exact details were not known to information: 5