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OQ . O- CE 157-6171 —_— reported that on [i car ERIC BROWN had indicated that three or four members of the B PP at Greensboro were going to Winston-Salem that date to hold a rally. Information was later received from that ERIC BROWN and three others did go to Winston-Saien, ere a rally was held by the BPP, W. E, M. BRYANT, JR. stated that CHICO NEBLETT, tue BPP leader for the East Coast, had been in Greensboro o> fvesday, April 22, 1969, and had given ERIC BROWN permission to uave the rally at Winston-Salem. 7, é B. Asheville, North Carolina On April 26, 1969, CH-P-@ reported that trom Asheville, North Carolina, has indicated a desire to organize a BPP chapter in the Asheville, North Carolina, area. el: contacted the national headquarters of the BPP and has 7 cated a desire to go to California in June, 1969, to receive his indoc- irination and instructions. (v, Cc. Durham, North Carolina On May 12, 1969, EE Foundation for Community Development, jain Street, ‘arojina who acts as iain the foundation, made the arrangements and brought CHICO NEBLETT to teach and speak for one day at the Malcolm X Liberation University during April, 1969; however, he did not hear NEBLETT speak. adviged that he vas not aware of the existence of any BPP in Durham, ‘North Carolina, although, according to his information, CHICO NEBLETT is associated with the BPP,'y On May 20, 1869, a. Foundation For Community Levelopment, Durham, North Carolina, telephonically contacted a Special Agent of the FBI concerning another matter, at which time ke volunteered information that the Malcolm X University intended to expose black people to diverse political ideologies relevant tn black people. Included would be that of the BPP and in fact, CARVER GENE NEBLETT had addressed a group at Durham concerning the program of the BPP./i +, D. Fayetteville, North Carolina On reported that the Afro- American Student Organization at Fayetteville State College, Fayeiteville, North Carolina, was sponsoring a "Black Political Education Program" during the week of April 21-25, 1969. “Listed // -31-