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REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION ORGANIZED BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) on November 27, 1970, MMREB reported that rarry/LITTLE of the Winston-Salem, North Carolina, NCCF, had made inquiries of a number of bus lines concerning the leasing of a bus for a tri to washington, D. C. LITTLE was offered a bus however, he failed to recontact the bus line to obtain a bus and his method of transportation to Washington, D. C., is not known to A source, who has knowledge of activities at Chapel Hill and Durham, North Carolina, reported that on November 25, 1970, approximately twenty individuals, all white members of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), New University Conference, Younj Socialist Alliance (YSA) or other such group, plan to travel to the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention (RPC 2) with this travel to be made by personally owned automobiles. Exact details were not known to the source. Qi. reported the following inf<rmation: On November 27, 1970, the Southern Section of the RPCC registered at the All saints Unitarian Church located at Sixteenth Street and Harvard Avenue, Washington, D. C. There were approxi- _Mately seventy-five to one hundred persons there at about 9:00 AM, sixty percent of which were white. Two security guards were observed at each entrance to the ~hurch. No one with a camera was permitted to enter and one person who endeavored to do so was bodily thrown out. No fee was charged for registration, but donations for the BPP were received and most people gave $5 or more. Upon registration, the normal registration packet was not provided, instead each person was given a slip of paper reflicting the registration, but containing no instructions. Those people who registered were told to wait and most did so thrcughout the morning without receiving any instructions whatsoever.