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sEyr2 ame Commnist Perty, United States 3 of America _ ee Negro quertion ae Communist Irv7luence in Racial Matters |= does not like to feel on the defensive and would, therefore, = prefer to ignore the article saying that he only has to satisfy his own conscience. lLevison remarked that if he were to 1 clarify the situation, it would make it a lot easier for ee him. Levison indicated that by not answering cre article, “a it confirmc for any rho were doubtful that he xs guilty of ali of the charges ‘viich were made, The "New York World Telegram and Sun" of April 17, 1964, on page 8, contains an article captioned "Riverdale . Rally to Hear Dr. King". In this article, 4t was stated eae that the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., will address a = civil rights rally sponsored by four Riverdale groups tonight at 8:30 p.m. in the Fieldston School auditorium, Manhattan College Parkway, and Fieldston School, Riverdale. King was scheduled to speak on the national strategy of the SCLC with respect to civil rights legislation, the ie! national party conventions in Atlantic City and San = Francisee and the November election. ‘ = & With respect to Clarence Jones' remarks ae concerning the proposal for direct communization and a request for an = appointment, on April 17, 1964, Clarence ei Jones suggested to Martin Luther King that, = he think about asking for an appointment - with Burke Marshal (of the Justice Department) in order to discuss the article appearing in the "New York Herald Tribune". Clarencs Jones is the General Counsel for the Ganchi Society For Fuman Rights, 15 Edst 40th Street, New York city. Pe ote panting ta ot by | a5 Sage Pa RE Per an ee al i ela at ol Ptertths ; ME TNE . . ? * OR RIN ro 8 ee NE RN TEI SE PE TT A TE a ma ee RR RR Ne EP RE er Rn Toe ee oe cy TENT gil