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. NY 100-25857 CONFIDENT fl 2. APPENDIX GREATER NEW YORK LABOR PRESS CLUB The first source advised on May 28, 1963, that the GNYPC holds no membership meetings and that the officers had — Mo dee Meee hk da Ma te A thm ema aAMerian dtd +a t Ceaeastu TG Tunctvascn 20 Ul GNYPC. The BPVUULLY GUVaAowY w&sse LOUIS WEINSTOCK was responsible for using the name of the GNYPC in conjunction with the activities of the Readers Conferences at "Worker" functions. The organization of the GNYPC no longer functions. The first source advised on April 21, 1964, that, on March 31, 1964, about 50 members of the CPUSA met at the Hotel Woodstock, 127 West 43rd Street, New York City. At #hfta meat iu TAT hp ATryn the Thistwva Mananran af Whdeh be LIS ee Usa p JOE LD Ud r) white Due Lic ss MGS & wi ‘The Worker," advised that, after consultation with the Editorial Board and other officials of "The Worker,” it was decided to rebuild the GNYPC and to rename it the Greater New York Labor Press Club (GNYLPC). Those present at the meeting, without a dissenting vote, approved this decision. # A third source advised on April 29, 1964, that on the same date ERIC BERT, Managing Editor of "The worker" ea@efA that ¢he AAT DO 42 & frouc mf 4AmAd tA ala wha an Bietw Wise MWibwe WAIL yw 2 &+ Te Ah wr sia A Naheae Fade bb lk Cele OF Wh étd § iw volunteers, help support “The Worker" and aid in its distribution and circulation. Sn, a a an