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Ii. PROOF OF OVERT aCTS The overt acts of interference with Civil Rights activity must be proved through legally admissible evidence. Thus, interference with picketing or other activity would require interviews with the subjects and victims, results of the observations of police officers and observing FBI Agents, interviews with bystanders, store owners and especially through photographs where available, The fore- going investigation would be necessary in connection with each overt act alleged, All of the evidence must be appropriately documented to establish its admissibility. Klan membership of offenders mist be established through appropriate testimony such as informants or admissions of the offenders, III, INJUNCTION TARGETS The targets that would logicall Li 5 Bo Btances where injunctive rs 1. Klan and organizations organizing and/or supporting interference with programs in furtherance of Civil Rights 2. The leaders of the Klan and other organizations interfering with the Civil Rights program 3. Klan and other organization members and other indi- viduals participating in acts of interference or violence against the Civil Rights program or its workers IV. DATA WHICH MUST BE ASSEMBLED To successfully initiate an injunction proceeding, the following categories of data must be assembled and available for use in a hearing, 1. The persons and records which will be necessary to a_i bd eh fee ed Dd antdiann met than A dant td #4 oA : SBSLEVLISH JULABUAV ELV MMO We BUS ee . 2. Official records or certified copies of these records, such as incorporation papers of ‘Elan organizations, must be secured. -3-