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CE 157-6171 ° On November 27, 1970, the Southern Section of the ee Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention registered at a the All Saints Unitarian Chureh located at Sixteenth Street and by Harvard Avenue, Washington, D. C. There were approximately seventy five to one hundred persons there at about 9 a.m., sixty per cent of which were white. - Two security guards were observed at each entrance to the church. No one with a camera was permitted to enter and one person who endeavored to do so was bodily thrown out. No fes wes charged for registration, but donations for the Black Panther Party were received and most people gave $5 or more. Upon registration, the normal registration packet was not provided, instead esch person was given a slip of paper reflecting the registration, but containing no instructicas. Those people who registered were told to wait and most did so throughout the morning without receiving any instructions what- soever. . ‘ : Ean %h . Among those observed outside the church were the following: a p.e, va Cars, operated in the area by the thite pergens seeking to atterd the convention, bore license numbers including South Carolina, Tennéssee, and Georgia. ~ ov = - There were persons in the area selling books such as Education and Revolution by ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, The Ideology of the aprieyi | Equals Genicide, and We The People. Also being void in tie urea were neosspapers including Rise U; in Ancer of the Yoren's Liberation, The Quick Silver Times, The Wilitsnt, and the KPP paper. ye