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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) - VIOLENCE was cleared by officers of the North Carolina National Guard using armored personnel carrier. Bottles of sulfuric and hydrochloric acid were tied to limbs of trees as booby traps and four operable weapons were found in Scott Hall. one ~ student was killed and one injured -during the disruption. According to sources ave bragged 0 sturbance at A and T State ptakaam anes ae Aber ea eir participation in the racial ) University. - PLANNED ACTS OF VIOLENCE During January and February, 1969, individuals at Greensboro, North Carolina, who considered themselves. to be members of the BFP, discussed creating a disturbance in a Negro area by rock and bottle throwing to draw a large crowd of police cars. One area mentioned was a dead-end street off Laurel Street in Greensboro. After drawing a crowd of police cars, snipers would then shoot the police officers. It is noted that during the disturbance at A and T State University during March, 1969, five police officers were injured in the area of Laurel Street by some snipers. ee a Sat 8 Scrat ats: OR AIMED DI tin * i NH On February 8, 1969, a white employee of the Thrifty Curb Market, East Market Street, Greensboro, was involved in an altercation with a Neqro male. This information was given to the Black Panthers, who had already discussed the fact that all of the white merchants in the Negro section “had to go." tThe Black Panther group discussed bombing the Thrifty Curb Market on the night of February 10, 1969, but subsequently called this plan off before five ofthe Panthers went to the Thrifty Curb Market in African regalia. This was to make their presence known and shake up the manager of the market. During the last week of May, 1969, | ca gers Goma and other BPP members rode around Greensboro and Winston-Salem, North Carolina, as -:: planning to locate a place in Greensboro in a better class white residential neighborhood ‘ i