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Roy Wilkins — Part 11

69 pages · May 11, 2026 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Roy Wilkins · 69 pages OCR'd
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ee os og Be OE re ee ee eB al ee pe ay pa yt a a vue eg Te me a Foe « 4 ‘ mF og hg + = i hat the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM) (100- Wh 125 = considering a program which would foster the RAM philosophy even to the point of assassinating leaders of other organi- zations until the organizations espoused the RAM philosophy. p aye) enarked tha QB the general conversation throughout the Harlem area of NYC was that Martin Luther King, Jr., Roy Wilkins and Whitney M. Young, Jr., were the persons to be assassinated since they were the current leaders of the Negro movement who were considered to be the individuals stifling progress of the Negro masses. These leaders were not opposed because of their non— violent approach but because of their lack of progress. -442684-34-103 p.3 LD bot ae. sed that the Conference on Black Power (62-111166) schedu n Washington, D.C., for 10/15/66 © had been postponed by Congressman Adam Clayton Powell due to some controversy over whether Stokely Carmichael, chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, should appear at this conference. Information was reportedly released over radio (date not given) that Martin Luther King, Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young were going to issue a joint proclamation against Carmichael. (fNo further details) It was noted that the above conference had been postponed until late November, 1966, 62-111166-31 Roy Wilkens was considered prominent among Negroes whose writings frequently appeared in the American public press. (Date and source not given) | ey $i8 a aa 3” sie The above was submitted in a blind memo ) enclosed with a NY airtel dated 10/13/66. 65-71000-3 encl. ~ - . 4 . - ?, . -6- .
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