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On 1/31/66 Bureau Agents observed picketing at thé Houston Music Hall, Houston; Texas, where Mrs. Martin Luther King was giving a freedom concert, The pickets carried signs that revealed remarks per- taining to King. (Remarks set out.) The 6/1/66 issue of the "Houston Post," a daily newspaper carried an article pertaining to this concert that was entitled. "Klansmen Picket Mrs. King's.Concert For 15 Minutes--Quit," da -6-19-318 enci. p.1,2 ur ¢ ~6-19-315 encl. 17. and ouston, Fo partmen d Press International — advised that Mrs. Martin utner King and some ais of the SCLC (2100-438794) arrived with Martin Luther King on * 3/8/66 in Jackson, to attend an SCLC convention. tain Ralph Willison, Jackson Police Department, advised b2 that on 8/8/66 US Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who addressed this con- 56 vention, was met at the airport by the Kings and. cthers. b7c : : b7D 100~438794-1550 encl. p.2,3 | (15¥ Chesed that during its tenth annual convention held August 8- 1966 in Jackson, Mississippi, phe’ SCLC (100- -438794) dis- tributed a leaflet entitled "This 1s SCLC." Under the caption "of Pundspraising and Finances," it was pointed out that additional income for the SCLC was realized from concerts by Mrs. Martin Luther King. 100-438794-1873 p.16 (eye The 9/21/66 issue of the “Cornell Daily Sun," a student newspaper published at Corneli University, Ithaca, New York, contained an article pertaining to the November 8 Mobilization Committee, a nation-wide Ad Hoc Committee to voice a united protest against the mer iis) (continued } -8-.