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TO FROM SUBJECT: a ca Pratn (at oon) wie UNITED STATES GOV} WNMENT co Memoranaum ! . DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 10/24 /73 A i "SAC, NEW YORK (157-10394) (C) _~ UNITED FARM WORKERS, 19 WEST 3UTH-STREET TELEPHONE NUMBER 594-0694 EM - AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT ReMPairtel to Bureau, dated 7/2/73; captioned, "RAPID CITY WELFARE RIGHTS GROUP; CIR (00: MP}.' The above-captioned name, address and telephone number Was obtained by the Minneapolis Division from a notebook located in the course of the investigation of the Rapid City Welfare Rights Group. This group operated out of the Scott Msllow Commu- nity Hall, Rapid city, South Dakota, which had been used as a >. Ot wn erie nA Po od Fim an movine . Go Oorlraleay area anc star ting point o1 4 supply route dAUrl UlVV bd persons and supplies in and out of Wounded Knee. - = A check of NYO indices reflected that the subject appears to be identical with New York closed file 92- 3694, Bufile i ee -~=< a= = —ems = << = eae = 92-8269, captioned, “POSSIBLE HOODLUM INFLUENCE IN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY." The case file noted that numerous acts, consisting of fire bombings and damage to store windows, were suffered by the A&P Tea Company as a result of the United Farm Workers Union (UFW}) Union receiving nationwide popularity and Support from local political members. The UFW office is located at 172 2@lst Street, Brooklyn, ith branch offices located in Manhattan, Bronx and WwW un tw Ned New York, assat Co ye Nassau Nass New York pending file 100-169939, Bufile 100-45°771, captioned, "PEOPLE'S COALITION FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE (PCPJ)," indicated that the UFW attended a PCPJ meetin: and had asked the PCPJ to endorse their lettuce boycott in the New York area. The PCPJ unanimously endorsed the UFW and agreed by voice to support itsactions. J _ of (2-Bureau (RM) REC. a oe Remon eee - L=Mi slis B New veuk OY OE 7 OCT 291973 RFP :ss = : (5) / at (3) J a ae 7 aa ane nm TT rel Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Pian