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Stanley Levison — Part 2
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CONPIDAR- IAL
Re: Sit Ins Fl ‘°
Birmingham, Alabena >
Raciai Metters e
an Nev York end Washinzton could be quite effective. He
reminced Levison that May 16th is the date that Martin
Lucher King and his essociates start their jail sentences.
A third scurce, who has furnished reliable
4nformation in the pest advised thet on May 13, 1963,
Levison, in conversation with an unknown female, stated
that there is no leadership for the SCLC (Southern Christian
Leadership Conrerence) in New York, that what they have in
New York is a worxshop for fund raising. According to
Levison, this (Eirmingham situation) is the one action
that they (SCL2) plannec in advance. Levison stated that
they planned 2% in Januery in Dorchester, Georgia, but they
forgot one thing - money. Levison averred that everything
was plannec, doim to the e:act tactics for each day, but
they forgo: money. Levison mentioned that a recent ad in
the "New York Tires" by the SCLC soliciting funds, was
bringing in ebout $1,000.00 per day. He concluded by
stoting thet the"New York Times” did not want to take the
éd as they alrecdy have a million and half doller judgment:
egainst them due to "our" ads. °
Mertin Luther King is the President ‘of
the SCLC,
Accoraing to the first source, Levison
travelled to Dorchester, Georgia, in January, 1963,
to confer with Martin Luther King and other officials
of the SCLC,
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