◆ SpookStack

i OY F.3-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) Tr Diet 7] . Five Ku Ring, _Klansmion with Akron ties have been questioned by a Fereral Grand sury i ja Cleveland in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate members of the U.S. Supreme Court. Sources say the reported pit was underinkes because of disenchantment with Hberal rulings by the court. ' Taoush the FDI and U.S. (| Attoiney here refuse to Cotte ment officially on the matior, ‘ the Beacon Jaurnal learned jahat the five Nlansmen were i qiestioned but nat iadicied { spout 8 days ago Dy a Grand - i Jury. \ Tan Pr tts ‘ i} 4 1 i | me aite ————e The five KiMers ar ; Uy Lewis, 1053 ievin dr.; S| hn ‘Jack Crites, €66 | Bridve rd.; Thomas O’Brien, 66 Br ideo ra; and David J. arris Sr., and Donald R. Heath, both former Akron | resideits who now are Hving in Milvaukee. yt | “| Ci sITES, Heath and Harrish, ' = teed sarline this were invelyed earher baw in an internal squahble " | ave. whether the local Klan , ‘ should assume a more mili-: | lant stance. : Heath, a former Chicazo! | paiceman who was a - missed fram the force in 140r ; for Klan activities, advocaicd ‘an -aclivist line, conlending | that the Jocal KKK should Le ~——=; nore than a debating socicty. ) Crites, who serves part-time has minster of tne Church of | Jesus Christ. Christian, 3531 i EK. Waieriog rd., opposed any ial Ge Teli. overt acis 6f racial i gicus proVucaiwaay —~ Named Kull 7 {Mount Clipping in Space Below} ae Op Court _ 4 Cleveland sources say that for unexplained “reasons a Klaninspured plot te throw explosives into the Supreme Courl Building while justices { i) {indicate page, nome ef newspaper, city and state.) were in session was not care | ried omt. The alleged plot was whoduled for last Nov. i —_—, | Federat Myosliva alors ph 4 nariodly atirned tp “rem \Y rams of home-made geen ages” during the course of ~— their probe leading up to the Grand Jury inquiry. ‘The grenades, a source said, were not armed, but “easil 8 could have been chacned = with explosives and fuses," = An earlier report that inves} _ — waators also found otite az kul _ weapons was labeled fnaccu- 1 AKRON BEACON by ben ale by a Federal official, who JOURNAL Hy" refused to say where the Ohio) ao) a “grenade remnants” were un- (Akron > on covered, jy NWATIU and 19-year-old : = (David Harris Jr., son of the in 12-26-68 & tr scnior Harris questioned y” Editions FINAL 2 att he Grand Jury, were pickda.. Author: = =P p by Alcon police last: Sintec Eaters JOHN S. KNIG: ~~ ius er on a suspicion charge. Title: = f& = Police said then that Heath Sc cs had entered the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. plant and Character: was given some plumbing fix- or tures by an unnamed Good- Claasifiaction: year employe. The fixtures, police said, could have been weed tea orale flnntata wench MBLM 1 Aan pera veiidsil- er" hand grenades. Heath and young Harris pleaded no contest to the sus- picion charge and were fined Baa abo fa Ts m fa ATnCi pay Court avai Lewis paid the fines, accord- ing to a Beacon Journal re. porter who witnessed the We ee a transaction. © ~7"> el meres a ee) ENCLOSURE [- # Submitting Office: CLEVELA oO Being Investigated