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Re RR eh SA ow eg ot te RRND ny RAPE Sue cae Pt ORE Te Tne OO CV 'h7-616) Ih connection with BPP newspaper, articles under the following captions have apperred concerning Winston-Salen, Piers th Mey rol The March 28, 1970, issue, Page 2, contained an article under the caption “People of the Community VS the Slumlords and Fascist Pigs of Winston-Salem" by JOHN E, MOORE, NCCF, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. This article concerns the Panther armed opposition to the eviction of a Negro female and their refusal to allow the eviction. The March 28, 1970, issued, Page 13, contained an article under the caption, "To the People of North Carolina" by the Central Staff, NCCF, Winston~Salem, North Carolina, which warned the people of North Carolina of the Southern Vanguard Revoluntionary Party (SVRP), an organization started by JOSE GONZALVEZ, described as an agent provacateur, egotistical fool, etc., who had started a “rent a nigger" organization in Greensboro, North Carolina Tina Trmnm 19 TAFH geen FAD tea adian artinitna ndinp tue vuEio Lee, Livy issue contained an articie unaer the caption “Pigs Harass" by NELSON MALLOY. This article concerns the alleged harassment and physical assault of a Negro male and female at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, due to the fact they had a bumper sticker “support your local BPP" on their automobile. The June 13, 1970,.issue contained an article under the caption "The Murder of Henry 'Dickie' Marrow, Oxford, North Caroslina't by Pisold Lieutenant NELSON MALLOY. Thic ar SVWA Vad wHaWwWw.s 2ilge ay 4 424% 4AM Ai aw SLEW 4teriie Atasevwwit rite e » SF SY eS a2as Aw as refers to the shooting of Negro male by two white males at Oxford, North Carolina, May 11, 1970. er inle we aw The June 20, 1970, issue contained an article under the caption "Too Wrong for Too Long” by NELSON MALLOY refers to the BPP demands on an A and P Store boycotted by the BPP. The A and P was described as a capitalist exploiter of the community. The June 20, 1970, issue contained an article under the caption "Racist Slumlords of Winston-Salem" by RICE refers to the rent increase at the Colony Place Apartments calling the landlord oppressors and"bloodsucking beasts" calling for sacrifice of landJords' blood. It 1s noted that previously set forth was the fact that WILLIAM RANDOLPH RICE resides in the Colony Place Apartments. . r ne pez . a” Ae ow - ~ o>, eer ae ey aa * ~ . ‘ . 5 _ ’ ~ - a oe we He Ot + ma ~~ a wy me, ” ~s Ne lees . , . neti ~ ee Aon a, a ai a ee . aa bal Mn . we Me “ ae . om As 2 : . ~- « . . oer - “ a 2 oTm/ . rf . a ee ae L .7 . he woo Loe ; . ;