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etl ad ee om on . - . . . . wale wee tad ee TA ae! ee ane ham ee a a ee a de ee ne a aa ae, Raa PL eT bei 2 a a: : rconetIQITIN Re: Communist Party, United States of America - Negro Question Communist Influence In Racial Hatters Internal Security - C On December 26, 1963, the first confidential source furnished information which indicated that Clarence Jones contacted Stanley Levison on that date. Levison suggested that the; make some arrangements to meet in crder to discuss things lilte the New York Office’. Jones said that he vould come to Levisonts house on January 3, 1964, at 10:00 4N. With respect to the forecoing information, it is to be noted that it has been determined froi the same source that in the past when Levison aré Jones referred to the New York Office, they were referring to the New York Office of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). On December 26, 1953, a fifth confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, furnished information which indicated that Stanley Levison had a discussion on that date with Toni Hamilton, his secretary. Levison said tnat he did not see Martin Luther King when he was in New York City this time. Levison indicated that he plans to go to Atlanta to see King. Levison mentioned that while in New York, King met with Hermine Popper (ph) and that they discussed the re-arrangements of some of the chapters in the book. On December 27, 1953, the first confidential source furnished information which indicated that Clarence Jones con- tacted Martin Luther King on that date. Jones stated Harry Wachtel was busy working on the case which will be argued by Filijam P. Rosers, the former Attorney General. Jones mentioned that it had been suggested that they all get together in Washington on Sunday 4f King can arrange his schedule to be there at 8:00 or 9:00 PM. King indicated that he was trying to work this out.° It is to be noted that with respect to the foregoing information, the same confidential source furnished information that arcuments before the United States Pal -3- oo By. fo Con nak TE at ee ta ea