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CE 187-6171 B. Publications On March 18, 1969, CE T-6, who has frequent contact with the leadership of the _BPP . in-'dauarters, Berkeley, California, advised that fed the national headquarters in order tha ée might pur quantity of posters and reyspapers. According to CE T-6, eguested 2060 copies of the "Black Panther” newspaper and 2! of two differen posters be shipped to him at 2316 Tate Street, Charlotte, North Carolina. CE T-6 stated that Gy ts gave his telephone number as On April 3, 1969, CE T-7 advised ttat the "Black Panther" newspaner is now being sold at the Yarsity Grtll, Statesville Avenue, in Charlotte. ly On April 23, 1969, JEROME CLIFTON O8KSON was observed by a Spectal Agent of the FBI selling ccpies of the April 20, 1969, issve of the "Black Panther" newspap“r en Fast Trade Street, Charlotte, Porth Carolina {y, c. Fi neces On advised that the Afro-American Unity Organization's finances are not knosn; however, no efforts have been made to gather finances other than the s7:ll amounts donated by the members (ly € D. Acquisition of Feapons and Other Paraphernalia 1969, Gi reported that or the grctp at Charlotte, North Carolina, ession of a small caliber pistol. een observed if p On 1969, Ge <eported that oa and another individual, name unkno#n, were onserved walking on Beatties Far, harlotte, North Carolina, with each carrying a shotgun. ad on a hunting jacket with shotgun shells in the designated slots in the jacket. & dvised that 7 a member of © ro-American Unity Organiz>tion at Charlotte, North CaroJina, was arrested by officers of the Raleigh, North Carolina, Police Department, on a charge of shop]i s This charge dealt with the theft of walkie-talkies ee we es re,