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WY 100-7629 "could now contribute morc toward building the nxitionel treds-union movement end strengthening the entire dumocratic conlition.s.... "Dinsily, in the light of developments rcvorled y s anelysis, one must conclude with en over-rll posi- tive cstiuste of the oth Annu tl Convention of the N.A.A.C.P. "re Convention did reve 1 simificsnt werknesses in N.A.A.C.P. policy sne¢ program, csicciolly in its con- tinuing tantieCommunism! end its reluctenee to tackle certein vory important, conercte issues in the fight for puree and fresdom. Noteble slso in this rogpesrd is the /fsaociation's continuing freilure to cuveclop rny program on ths besic lend qucstion in the South. These limitetions rlow ir lerze meccure, from th. rformist idcology which donin: tes the mielveclass lesdership of the Associetion. The necessary corrective iics In developing a stronger bree of retive trade unionists in the orgrnizgction, together with much morc substeantinl sunport of its program by the Jabor-prozrussive movemunte "There ¢en be no doubt that in the context of the chenging volitical scenc, end piven nuch more substantirl support by the lrbor movement-=" tit. for wiich progressives in the unions have = special responsibility--the H.A.A.C.P. will continuc to move forw.rd az en inercs singly poverful fores in the fight for the civil richts of the Necro people, end ciso in the brorder struggle for democrses and nose. The Atlantic City Convention mde import nt contributions to this end." ; Cc bi b70 ed)