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Coe dee OT. re vec wmetin eed ee hana eee Ree ca ae ee We mee a te ne ee ame ad a a le ey ce a re ere ery a Rie. Se Oe eS EE toe MT ot eet Fre Oo . ar MM ‘€ e e) Communist Party, United States of America Con Tia Negro Question fommuniat Tmrflience 4 we ee ee ee ert i) -— ol The "Long Island press" of November 25, 1963, on Page 9, conteins an article written by Rotert S. Allen and Peul Scott captioned “RFK Faces Two Politically Explosive Decisions Involving Negroes" datelined ‘Washington. In this article it was stated that Attorney General Robert Kennedy faces two e::plosive decisions involving important Negro leaders that could have a far-reachinz political impact, According to the article, it was stated that as the government's chief prosecutor, Attorney Genewal Kennedy must decide whether to prosecute one of the highest Necro state officials in the country for failing to file income tax returns, The Internal Revenue Service, according to the article, has forwarded its recommenda- tions to the Justice Department after a six month investigation of this tax case. It was further stated that the Attorney General must soon pass on whether to permit Democratic National Committee ci2acicais to work closely with a Negro leader, who is known by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to be linked with a Soviet agent, in a massive drive to register Negro voters throughout the country, According to the article, this case "which involves evidence obtained by tapping telephones, puts the Attorney General on the spot since the Negro leader has been in close contact with both the shite House and the Justice Department inthe past". It wos suggested that if the Attorney Generel oz eders a break wth this Negro leader, he (the Negro leader) ‘could throw a monkey-wrench into Democratic plans to register more than one million Negro voters by next year's presidential election”, Continuing, the article stated that “if this close assodation isn't ended, the new administration faces public disclosures of this individual's RED ties in the midst of the coming congressional debate on civil xughts legislation." -3- —— pow yuna { Se ee ce Co oe er