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FD-35 (Rev, 5-22-64) , FBI Date: Transmit the following in — $$ (Type in plaintext or code) (Priority) I CE 157-6171 . a nn Sn Be eka tae fa _ RABIES CE PRED SCHa Pry WOuw-BPP COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES LEE FAYE MACK, self described as advisor to the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Black Panther Party Chapter, is employed as Neighborhood Coordinator in the Planned Variations Section of Winston-Salem, Nortn Carolina, Model Cities Program. rACK was appointed to this position by the mayor of Winston-Salem, Horth Carolina. The Hodel Cities Program is Federally funded; eel. however, the exact amount of Federal funds available in the Winsten-Salem, North Carolina, area is unknown at the present time “Mrs. HACK does not hold a decision making position regarding how funds are spent within the program, and there is no indication at this time of BPP efforts to subvert the activities of the U Hodel Cities Program or to control its funds. SPEECHES “Ek RRO J None See ag ic’ eMeyty A E ih lec ey py ettyent at od, me . fare 7 1a, 1 + arr on + TW ln ar — mnt ; ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS See Part II FACTLIONALISH U During February, 1973, no information was received other than that the ‘inston-Salen, North Carolina, Black Panther Party ) Chapter, continues to follow HUEY P. ilEVTONN. \ PART LI. The folloving is a summary of the Black Panther Party activities in Charlotte Division: ' Activities of tne Winston-Salem Chapter of the bPP during the month of Warch, 1973, centered around the trial ot three ot its members. LAKKY LLIILE, Uead of the BPP Chapter, JULIUS WIIITE CORNELL, JR., and GRADY FULLER pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor, larceny and assault charges after a plea- bargaining session between the Forsyth County, Winston-Salem, Bee et ceecemccmgcaa cage a igi | Seely att “S ry ia iin Ww ae Approved: 0 Sent LM Per ___ Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 com mee eee te ot Ce a ea cee Lag