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ae re er ||| wv! . : “ a Extecs OR ne OR POSER sh Oa { cep sraree EPs ; UR. ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION PoP Patr1 New York, New York b) i , dune 16, 1964 CLASES? Ey 03 RO / SHG. Bureau 100-3-1160 7 ONS EUASE cfrcteces 100- 399321 sf. VE Lae tees Communist Party, United States/74,.4/ "CVS of America - Negro Question Communist Influence In Racial Matters. ng Internal Security - C ened &; g _ SRS Class ee ee OL) 413 > > 2) ee Malcolm X Little Jfoo woe. vic de tg-4 Internal Security - Musl sque, orporated On June 12, 1964, a confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, furnished information that a woman, whom the source could not identify, contacted Clarence Jones on that date. Jones indicated that Martin Luther King would not be able to make the meeting since Fing is still in jail, but Jones mentioned that he has been authorized to neal for King. She mentioned that Wilkins (Roy Wilkins, Eugeutive Secretary of the National Association for the acvancement of Colored People) (NAACP) and Jin (Jares Farmer, National Director of the Congress of Racial Equality) (CORB), are sending representatives, and she said that Young (Whitney Young, Executive Director of the Urban League) and Malcolm (Malcolm X Little) will be there. On June 13, 1964, the same confidential source furnished information that Harry Belafonte contacted Clarence Jones on that date. Belafonte told Jones that he was not going to the meeting that day because Ruby Dee “is too dangerous’, but he said that he wanted Jones to go and to advise him of the proceedings. {( This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FEI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside Exengn fren GOS, ¢ a ; =