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‘ i ke eal FD-36 (Rev. S-27-64) Transmit the following in FBI Date: (Type in plaintext or code . \ (Priority? CE 157-6171 NON-BPP COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES LEE FAYE MACK, self described as advisor to the Winston- Salem, North Carolina, BPP Chapter, is employed as Neighborhood Coordinator in the Planned Variations Section of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Model Cities Program. MACK was appointed to thi position by the mayor of Winston-Salem. The Model Cities Program is Federally funded; however, the exact amount of Federal funds available in the Winston-Salem, N.C., area is unknown at the present time. Mrs. MACK does not hold a decision making position regarding how funds are spent within the program, and there is no indication at this time of BPP efforts to subver the activities of the Model Cities Program or to control its ‘unds. ~ SPEECHES The Winston-Salem BPP Chapter sponsored a Survival Day Rally on 12/17/72 at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. LARRY LITTLE, Head of the BPP, spoke to a crowd of approximately 700 persons about the opposition of the black peo ye to the seemingl growing instances when confrontations with police have resulted. LITTLE spoke of Oppression and obvious, intentional harassment by the local police agencies. LITTLE stated that the BPP has come a long way from guns to shoes and he expects greater things in the days to come. LITTLE further advised that members of the BPP would be running for local office in the Winston-Salem, N.C. area and urged those assembled to assist in the party's efforts i to obtain power for the people. ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS None FACTIONALISM During December, 1972, no information was received. other than that the Winston-Salem, N.C., BPP Chapter ---"~* to follow HUEY P, NEWTON. 4 —-! - 3 “Approved; 2 Sent M Per - Special Agent in Charge 2U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574