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bls NY 100-111180 eas #9. (Cont'd) RUTHERFORD also noted that KING had scheduled an SCLC Board meeting on 2/6,7/68, a clergy march (Sier en Concerned About the War in Vietnam) on Monday (2/5/65), and & meeting with Black Power people "to try to neutralize em e CONFIMENTIAL Qn. =, This information was sent to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LHM dated 2/2/68, captioned, "Washington Spring Project - Racial Matters". 2/2/68 On this date, the source learned that ANDREW YOUNG and STANLEY LEVISON were to meet with LEON DAVIS and MOE FONER, officials of Local 1199 of the Drug and Hospital Employees Union, New York City, to discuss MARTIN LUTHER KING's Washington, D.C. spring project and how they could make a4 contribution. On 2/3/68, STANLEY LEVISON and WILLIAM RUTHERFORD discussed talking to a group of the larger contributors to the SCLC to solicit funds from them (for the Washington, D.C. spring project). On 2/4/68, LEVISON again discussed meeting with contributors and LEVISON said he was considering a meeting with those who had given $1,000.00 or more at the home of HARRY BELAFONTE. This information was forwarded to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LHM dated 2/6/68, captioned, "Washington Spring Project - Racial Matters". 2/8/68 On this date, WILLIAM RUTHERFORD told STANLEY LEVISON about meetings held involving MARTIN LUTHER KING and SCLC officials and H, RAP BROWN and STOKELY CARMICHAEL. RUTHERFORD stated that the SCLC ascertained from these meetings that "they" (Black Power leaders) would not support the SCLC campaign in Washington, D.C., but neither will they oppose it. This information was sent to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LHM dated 2/9/68, captioned, "Washington Spring Project - Racial Matters". PRET AR ge eng termina pean, Ue a ne eS ayveran oon