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seme oe stsingee st LAA CE 157-6171 The editorial stated that the State Elections Board is still considering LITTLE's charges, and they hope that the State Board of Elections gives this matter the careful scrutiny that a, heavily-disputed eight-vote margin seems to require. In the June 14, 1974, issue of The Winston-Salem Journal on Page 1 there appears an article entitled, “Little's Bid for New Vote Is Denied by State Board.” The article reported that LARRY LITTLE, Head of the BPP, was denied his request for a new election in the Democratic Primary for the Winston-Salem North Ward Alderman's Seat. The State Board of Elections has denied LITTLE's request in a vote four to zero with one abstention. The State Board indicated that there were lots of allegations, but no evidence of any voting irregularities. LITTLE reportedly stated, "We-.denounce the decision resolutely, thoroughly, wholly, and “completely,” after hearing the results, and indicated that he would consult with his lawyers to pursue "whatever action is | available" to continue the protest. LARRY LITTLE is, in all probability, going to initiate a write-in campaign for the November elections in an effort to obtain the North Ward Alderman Seat, and is not considering any other legal action in an effort to disavow the previous primary, , vote. E. Travel by BPP Members JULIUS wsrre Worn, JR., Captain of Defense, Winston- Salem, North Carolina, BPP Chapter, is presently in the Oakland, California, area after having visited in the Winston-Salem, North Cardina, area in July and August, 1974. No time has been set for any indicated return of CORNELL to the Winston-Salem area, and it was suspected that CORNELL departed the Winston-Salem area after having quarrels with LARRY LITTLE, present Leader of the BPP, concerning operations in Winston-Salem. w} HAZEL MAE MACK, who had been in Oakland, California, was expelled from the ‘BPP by HUEY NEWTFON after having been physically assaulted by NEWION in the Oakland, California, area and is presently residing in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and has no contact with the BPP. U 13