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oe ; eR * weer we veported that on sor orrc mmm : - made the statcmen 12 some two hundred people were coming to Greensboro over the weekend and these were militants from all over the country. wt Ga: that the group was going to be carrying weapons .f Te while in Greensboro so they could get accustomed to carryiag guns and feel what it is like to have a rifle or shotgun in their, hands. ly . . reported that on Hay 8, 1969, a group of some 100 to 150 Negro males and females met at Hodgin Nall, A and T State U versity, Greensboro, North Carolina. There were 14 individuals who were introduced to t the crosd as having come from Cornel} University. ‘This was determined to be & of the "Stud a i for Black Unity (SOU)! and a few other 2 Merbers were present at this meeting. X reported that W. E. M. BRYANT's bo Store 18 how the cencer for black militant activity in Greensboro, North Carolina. BRYANT sel)s mainly ° paperback books apd hardback books about MALCOLM X, # “Selis wn Cn Nuslims, and so forth. The only BPP publication he is the Black Panther Newspaper. XY : On yveported that the situation at Dudley High schoos 3s tense and that people sre upset in view of the talk spread by the black militants ac if Ss the police are trying to barass the sympathizers of CLAUDE “ DSaneS, a inkesber of the BPP who was refused permission by school officials to run for a student body office, or reported that A.D. HOPKING , ® reporter for the Grecnsboro Record, a daily Greensboro, Worth garobina newspaper, comtacted CECLL ROUSON and wanted? 40 wrile up something about the BPP. ROUSON talked to 4a Y/ { 8 we *, pat o~, Cee aes neared Re ae LAER SPOONS