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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) ~ FBI Date: (Type in plaintext or code) 1 1 ! 1 t 4 t ' 1 1 ' Transmit the following in 4 i t (Priority) 4 CE 157-6171 National Headquarters of the BPP after she was expelled as the result of an incident with HUEY NEWTON, has also failed to give any support to the BPP movement locally. During this period, GRADY FULLER, aka “Papa Doc," one of the first members of the BPP in Winston-Salem, N. C., has also removed himself from membership in the BPP locally stating he was tired of fighting J and not getting anywhere. ~ a Discussions at BPP Headquarters have changed from that of moving local operations to the West Coast but rather to that of maintaining independence of the national movement and continuing the Ambulance Program in Winston-Salem; however, membership continues to dwindle, and the prospects of maintaining any organization or support appear doubtful. uw LARRY LITTLE, who resigned his leadership position within the BPP during this period, now uses the positive aspects of the BPP, that being the Free Ambulance Program, as a public forum and has attempted to obtain community support for himself independently of the Panther movement which gives rise to speculation that LARRY LITTLE has not given up any hopes of obtaining political office in the Winston-Salem area Pn the foreseeable future. LITTLE’s efforts toward a write-in campaign for the November elections of 1974 were completely fruitless and did not affect the general election or the Panther Party. »} The only activity which exists at BPP Headquarters at the present time is that of limited operation of the Free 3 Ambulance Program. Approved: Sent Per — Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574