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Black Panther Party — Part 1
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CE 157-6171
On November 13, 1970, SF T-16 reported receipt of
information from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that the group
did not get papers the past week, although they sent in $100.
The group desired 3600 papers at a later date.
On November 17, 1970, SP T-16 reported that.
from Winston-Salem, Nerth Carolina, was inquiring about
Black Panther Party newspapers and the financial situation
concerning the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention.
On co-rraseemssae ae recor reported that JAMES Sf
FORD was back in Winsicn-cCalenm from Augusta, Georgia, and
reported that at Augusta the police ksve tee putting Black
Panther newspaper salesmen in jail. ee reported
that RICKY HOCPFR is the Finsuce Chet snd kas been ealling
National Headquarters in Gekland once a week to tell them
about the money situation.
On Noverber 25, 1970, SF T-22 reported that FY
f Winston-Salem) was in New York and
ad reteived 1800 nevepapers the previous week
but had not been able to sell them, so they desired 1000 of
the current issue. SF T-22 also indicated that Leal
from North Carolina hed gone to Atlanta, Georgia, toe chec!
out rs and report on his findings.
On November 25, 1970, SF T-22 reported that five
boxes. of the Black Panther newspaper were shipped to Winston-
Salem, North Carolina.
On Novembor 27, 1970, SF T<-22 reported that informa-
tion had been recaived from Winston-Salem, North Carolina,
that they had received 1048 papers.
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