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ceeeeeneen retain nage enema peda mrennaeeten palalbdan o eb oe RE: BLACK PANTHER PARTY NELSON JOHNSON mide the statement that he was watching anyone whe happens to crop by because, if anyone comes to him and tries to get ht. involved in any kind cf plot with dynamite before the P.nther Heedquarters gay the time is right, that he will tell thew ii is their thing and they should go aherd and co it because it could be a police trap. ( V) reporied that on op wes held at _ Greensboro, North Carelina. NADINE or NUNDING was the principal speaker and gave a lecture which vas ; : ar < fects ¥ a i MA p present. It appeared that at least five or six se present _wer from Chairman Ms0 TSE-~TURG with about unccubtedly hign school children. Also present were Y Oi: advised that on February 18, 1259, a meeting sponsored by the BPP was held in Hodgin Hall on the A and T State University campus with about 35 or 40 Negro males and females in attendance. — Those in attendance represent recornized were The discussion at t Ine corecernec Menor. ceremory for MALCOLN ¥ on February 22, 1962, where they wanted to remove the fmerican flag et Windsor Community Center and replace it with a black flag witn a rec "X" on it. CY) 6a reported that on the afternoon of emreery = — ebout 250 to S06 Negrocs assembled at the Windsor Community Center where they held ® woworia)] ceremony for M&LCOLN ZX. WALTER BRANE introcuced CLCIiL ROUSON, who gave a spcech concerning MALCOLM ¥; aad Patthers recognized at the ceremony were RULSON JOHNSON, WaitrR BRAWE, NUNDING, CECIL ROUSON, and ROBERT HEeRNES. (Y 2 of \ of et teen om rene eta aan 5 ANS FF sl Ra EN ag i Ge Nba A nr SES ee ee a Y=: Freee et eon i ieeannaeinetianintieteeemetaeate neal J