◆ SpookStack

\ af PR PRE Mr! Wid. - NY 105-8999 The March 11, 1961, edition of the "Pittsburgh Courier" contained an article which reflected that subject engaged in a debate with HERBERT WRIGHT, National Youth Secretary of the NAACP, at City College, College of the City of New York, New York, New York, on March 2, 1961, The article stated that subject said that the United States government still owes back pay to the Negroes for 310 years of slave labor, and ha rejected the NAACP's contention that a —aSe Sour yew ewe Ween we Vw wee ae integration was working. Instead, according to the article, the subject proposed that the American Negro set up his own natio with land and grants from the federal government, The article quoted subject as saying, “It'll tale more than a@ cup of tea in a white restaurant to make us happy." The March 25, 1°51, morning editions of the "Boston Herald" and the "Boston Globe" » daily newspapers published in BAnetan Messechusetta reflected that the Ve nue neil Tau Gahan) ovwerwisp he pg beh bY MSL VAS LRT as sr Forum presented & progra, at Sanders “Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts, on March 1961, in the nature of a debate between subject and WALTER INGTON, NAACP memSer, The article indicated that CARR ON favored integration while subject favored complete separabion, The "Yale Daily News", a daily newspaper published by undergraduate students at Yale University, New Haven, Marnant 4 out tn fra Annit ¢ 40°51 eaAatian eanteainadA an WEY Vay add YE pe a oy Pier LY dh a ek ee Te) article which reflected that on April 19, 4961, at Yale University, subject would debate with Lov. TAX, FLOMAX — was described as the author of "The Reluc 53 cans" and a former reporter for the "Chicago American," e meeting was sponsored by the Yale chapter of the NAACP, C. Contact With The KKK The KKK has been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450, - 18 -