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RE: BLACK PANTHER PARTY - ATTORNEYS wherein a complaint and motion for preliminary injunction was filed on behalf of seventeen plaintiffs, the majority of which were reported to be preparing for membership in the BPP. st city, county, state, and Federal law enforcement agencies at Charlotte, North Carolina, and alk ges violations of the group's civil rights by police harassment requesting $10,000 damage for each of the seventeen plaintiffs. As of October 16, 1970, the suit has not been adjudicated, however, has been dismissed in connection with sixteen of the seventeen plaintiffs. OA PRO SR aN TENGE TIRES iON BN AMMEO AGM DRE HEB RnSy IRAE RROR I On May 9, 1970, DALY, representing the American Civil Liberties Union, was a speaker at a rally held in Freedom park, Charlotte, North Carolina, protesting the death of Ohio College students and the war in Southeast Asia, DALY, during his speech, referred to the Charlotte Police Department as "the enemy" and gave the talk upon the right of peaceful assembly to protest, During August of 1970, DALY was listed on literature of the Southern Legal Action Movement to be a speaker at their annual summer institution on drug defenses. On October 15, 1970, DALY was the speaker at a rally at Freedom park, Charlotte, North Carolina, sponsored by the Progressive Political Union, a New Left type student group at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, protesting United States involvement in Southeast Asia. DALY quoted from the speeches of H. RAP BROWN, a former leader of Student National Coordinating Committee (SNCC), emphasizing that violence was an American trait, A characterization ot BPP and SNCC are attached as appendices to this memorandum. es