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“Ey Seger _ unk sp STATES DEPARTMENT or dstice FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Bu 100~3- ~116 In Reply, Please Refer to New York, New York File No. 7 January 6, 1964 ee ar o> sor RN ATION CONTALEED = - let Dnmt Re: Communist Party, on ey » “- 18 UNCLASS EE” United States of America ~ E..CEPT TE Poe, Negro Question OTHERWISE -—~ a Communist Influence in Racial Mattera Internal Security - C SEP Lu at, ” x 2 Ty Pe on On January 3, 1964, a confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, furnished information which indicated that Clarence Jones contacted Stanley Levison on that date. They made arrangements to meet at Levison's office, & East 39th Street, at 6:00 p.m., on January 3, 1964, for the purpose of discussing the meeting which Jones will have with Martin Luther King on January 5, 1964. Jones mentioned that King is a very sensitive person and was upset by thearticle in "Time" magazine in which he was named man of the year. Levison said he thought it was a poor article, but he said tnat it atill might have a good effect in that it will make a lot of people angry. On January 3, 1964, Agents of the Federal Bureau of Trveatigation (FBI) observed Clarence Jones entering 6 East 39tn Street at 3:01 p.m. Jones was observed departing from 6 East 39th Street at a: 78 p.m. with Stanley Levison. Jones ang Levison returned to East 39th Street at 5:30 p.m. Jones departed from this address at 5:55 p.m. a This document contains neither pif recommendations nor conclusions ee aiatl of the FBI. It 1s the property . of the FBI and 18 loaned to TLIss. & EXT. our agency; it and its contents peasox-FCi¥ TY, yee nee fo. be aAisatréAbuted outside..:=ar nF REVIEW. 1 poageeaeaee ee _ your agency. Jf 3° and ti vd a we Te DITION PR TT EY SA IP PD te He SCRE Ya Ot mre en en s \