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Cpusa-Negro Quest — Part 4
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(an the civil rights movement) for 1963, and the program for
1964, Jones mentioned that King had given him the job of
reorganizing the New York Chapter of the Southern Christian
leadership Conference (SCLC). Jones mentioned that Ruth Bailey,
an employee of the New York Office of the SCLC, "will stay on
but in a limited capacity".
Jones also mentioned that Martin Luther King will be
in the New York area on February 5, 1964, to give a speech at
Drew College in Madison, New Jersey, and he said that King
would be in New York City, on February 6, 1964, for the purpose
of giving a talk at the New York School for Social Research.
The source also furnished information that Harry
Wachtel contacted Jones on January 23, 1964, Wachtel advised
Jones that Martin Luther King plans to have a Gandhi Society
lunch on February 6, 1964 (in New York City). Wachtel stated
that King would be available from noon until 2:30 PM on that .
date. Wachtel also indicated that King would take that
opportunity to discuss the "perspectives of the civil rights
movement in 1964 and evaluate 1963". Wachtel also indicated
that King would be in New York on the 3lst (of January) for
a "unity meeting".
On January 23, 1964, the first confidential source fur-
nished information which indicated that Clarence Jones contacted
Theresa Butcher, an employee of the Gandhi Society Office, on tha
date. Jones instructed Butcher to make reservations for 2
people on February 6, 1964, for lunch at the Dorset Hotel (30
West 54th Street, New York City), and he instructed that the
reservation be made in the name of the Gandhi Society for Human
Rights, Incorporated, by Clarence B, Jones and Harry H. Wachtel,
Jones mentioned that Bill Alexander, who serves as accountant for
the Gandhi Society, was able to arrange a $6,000 loan for the
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