Vol. 6, No. 3

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THE BLACK PANTHER INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE 25cents
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PIG SHOT AFTER ATTACK ON 3 BROTHERS Wounded pig Lawrence Heap arrivingat hospital Patrol car that pig was riding in, The racist dog jx 7 was defend t l t the night into da immediate! © uf rw th ! Ld usiy re f the armed ig awrence Heap vaded the THE DOMESTIC WAR ‘hailed Gregory As we fascist the Amerih tory a
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LOS ANGELES WOMAN ARRESTED FOR GOING TO FREE CLINIC TOO OFTEN sister w and was loria ofte be treated Gloria beft the proceeding to pigs from the vice A. P.D.stopped her that since she w our the clini ber of ¢ after assuming were taking riticulous this is, b OAKLAND, CALIF. DURANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RUN BY FASCISTS Slavery manifests itself in many ways: economically, when greedy businessmen legally and systematically rob and exploit the oppressed; politically, when ly ing -dog politicians fool the people for their own selfish gains; and, Socially when fascist pigs patro our streets ready to brutalize or murder us t ur place But also slavery exists whent Pptople re ucation and have ¢ whims of 4 m Prinicpal keep us relevant ed denied Vern H., emary Sch land, Calif) is s The parents the sche ren i people mun, problems are Last the West and Nort rounity Su; ant Elementary y are unhaz November jpporters &@ petition to get pig Greer There cea that about and which this foul pig has blatantly ignored: M of the in- structors have pro- bationa] status, which me the children a cing taught by instructors who have experience; Classes are disturbed by non-parent visitors snber of problems the people ve complained ag Durant ans that litte of no Oe Ira, of teachers who come ar they please, Yet at thes parents cannot children without a ncipal’s a teacher's appointment; an'ttransfer their child- mit anc Pareats ren to another room, whe is a problem between teac pupil instead they must ta the children to another There are known c beatin from usirg Gereby causing the with wet 5 ; Pare use he 4 ' bel 8; the curr! ered irrelevant as the chiktren ab wor kd thelr ¢ there is cafeteria at So the children are hot lunches The parents first in the with aires > racist 1 their faces breakfast rer ¢ petition toget C hundred-fifry prevended ro support the while xis work traitorous he pay-off 5 t by roor garter needs “Mast ah roor Pp arent’s LOS ANGELES LARRY TOPPS MURDERED BY PIG HENCHMAN Washington, ape St., works 4 his continuous isto] whipping brothe with y g sister at oight. practice 5, flirt ‘ , and arbi- ma peop . the facts gai y murder after siz an” irry Topps. tunan has slalr of the ity, The oppressed peo- ple of the community of Watts, of Los Angeles, throughout the worlds’ communities, rise roommunal vont Oppressed people of the world’s communities rise ub against the intercommunal pig tn- vader, and force himinto the sea of death, TATE/ZIP @ PULASE MAIL CHECK O8 MONEY O8DE8 TO Subscriptions ) Foreign Subscriptions $9.00 $12.00 $5.00 ) $2.50 $5 00 $7.30 OUNTRY MOWESTRY OF INFORMATION, BLACK PANTHER PARTY, Box 27967, Cestom Howse, San Francisce, CA 94126
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-——— REVOLUTIONARY———-\ INTERCOMMUNAL DAY OF ai. SOLIDARITY FOR —Ee a BOBBY SEALE CHAIRMAN OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY Political © Erison | : i 28 . ERICKA HUGGINS Political Prisoner ANGELA DAVIS Political Prisoner RUCHELL MAGEE ——S FRIDAY, MARCH 5TH, 1971 | s | ) And 7:00PM to 11:00 PM POST-BIRTHDAY iH! union teem | j : | | E | | CELEBRATION For OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA HUEY P.NEWTON y MINISTER OF DEFENSE AND SUPREME COMMANDER OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY , SPEAKERS: | Huey P. | | 4 Newton | * - Kathleen | Cleaver COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY BLACK PANTHER PARTY Plus The L LUM PEN ing By Music By Of T th e Lv Li re Ny The Greatety! — backed by THE FREEDOM MESSENGERS *Also THE VANGUARD +
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REVOLUTIONARY INTERCOMMUNAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY FOR BOBBY SEALE e world liberated< Their first move in thi their realization of the the Vanguard of the An tion, the Biack Panther P fore understanding the saving Chairman Bobby electric chair, BOBBY SEALE AWARDED DANISH HIGH SCHOOL PEACE PRIZE The Danish High School Association, an organization of 32,000 students e- lected Bobby Seale, Chairman of the Black Panther Party to receive their Peace Prize for 1970, The reasons given for having chosen Chairman Bobby were both political and humanistic, Having seen and heard Chairman Bobby Seale in Denmark, the Danish students had an opportunity to learn something of the Oppression, exploitation, racism and fascism that exist in the U,S,A, The following are excerpts from their declaration: CREATION OF THE AMERICAN IMPERIALISM, “By demanding the release of the political prisoner, Bobby Seale, we re- fuse accept the way the so-called democratic governments treat the ml- noritieswhose right it is to fight for freedom, and whose lives are supposed- ly guaranteed by independence declara- tions and constitutions, “Bobby Seale is elected because his Situation is typical of who lives in a country whose constitution is sup- posedly ideal for all soc in the “‘free world,’’ He is an example of all ] fighting for their rights to one sieties peoples and BOBBY SEALE a decent life...We fully endorse “‘Free Bobby.’” The money given with this prize should be used by Bobby as he sees fit. We look upon his trial as a that it is im- receive a fair realize him to and possible for trial. We intend to ask the Danish-T.V, in U.S.A, to keep us informed with up- >» information on this case, showcourt Political All INTERCOMMUNAL TRIBUNAL AGAINST FASCISM AND RACISM
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"F | SHOULD RETURN, | SHALL KISS YOU. | SHOULD FALL ON THE WAY, | SHALL ASK YOU 10 DO AS | HAVE IN THE NAME OF THE REVOLUTION.” "EXCERPTS FROM A LETTER FROM ERICKA SOME = M, JUSTICE, A HT IN THE MID- NY BETWEEN WN, I THINK WE \N IT WAS IN INLY ME AND vOW, BUT ALL CATED, BEAUTIFUL MEN F WHICH BOBBY S&S NG EXAMPLE, NEED MUCH I LOVE EAUTY Ss WILL NEVER THEIR MINDS HE STATUE, A
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Uncle Toms, bootlickers, in- h y children atrending hat a story fram | ‘. formers and generally reaction- . f ram, z bul * one use, ver ver ekda ‘ t neces to se ut these ary forces in our ¢ r ity i 1 thr H y : § to the peop reaction f 5 OG destroy Proven to be a more than ade te ‘ a payl meone tk Bla an y c tool to benefir the oppressors 1 their attempts to stifle and hope- fully stop our 450 str freedor
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Power lo the People
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WE WILL CONTINUE OUR REVOLUTIONARY WORK UNTIL WE BRING THE One of many in the of judicial farces (sometimes called “fair tials’’) is rrently going on in Oakland, as four of the brothers involved in the April Oth, (968) shootout (in which Lil Bobby Huet was murdered by the Oakland pig Dept ) stand trial Wendell Wade, Jot I Donnell Cotton are being quietly railroad- to Pp mm because they were Langtord ed surviving victim {f an unpro- oked attack by racist Oaklanc Pigs. Each brother has 2 counts of attempted murder, and 2 counts of assault with a deadly v H each count carries the sentence of one to fifteen years hjority of the ‘‘Witness- > really ore who partici $5assins) pated in udge Is a cerned wit im for all the obvio 4 smile d the pig witnesses consuk and coach testimony), refuse sary witnesses aml constantly a ‘‘misplace’’ important Statements and evidence The stax of this legal circus is D,A, Vakota who prances around the courtroom Like fry Mason (T.V. lawyer) and mumbles legal language when be is ur of himself, He dramatically pre- DOWN — -< 1 “evidence “evidence t c PRISON WALLS sents so-called David, who | ti irticular trial ) lawyer present create certain effect upon the regardirg jury. He refers to weapons al- volved loged to belong to the defendants and wh as ‘'Viet-nam gun He r the jury rninds to dispute © statements which (@ every opportunity are duced into the David's trial > therefore, these brothers mus s mes a ble are be ¢ the same “‘justic G . this is where they wil continues to try and set the 4 ¢ their revolurl for his pre-planned railroad of ut can bring the Chief of Sxaff, David Hi (also for the April 6th case) who is to be tried next (no date set as of yet). He does this by in- ALL POWER TO THE “TODAY IS ALL THOSE DAYS TO ME” RAYFIELD RENE JOHNSON — — — FRAMED FOR BEING ST. LOUS, MO, (LNS)-- One morning in September, 1969 Ray- field Rene Johnson, 22, years old, was on his way to work. He was stopped suddenly by a woman who pointed him out to a policeman stationed nearby. Johnsoa,Black, a drummer and 4 poet, was arrest- ed without further ado and charged with a rape which at least a month earlier in the summer of 1969, A day or two later, Rayfield johnson was released on $2,500 bail, $250 of which he was re- quired to post in cash. He hired a lawyer and ‘awaited his first trial. Johnson was taken totally by surprise by the charges brought against him, nd according to friends felt that the prosecution caused the postponements due toa lack of evidence. The time stretched to the spring 1970, Johnson 0 stopped paying his lawyei On June 4, Jc yon was stand- ing in from of his about 1:00 a.m. Apoli r pulled up, questi ned 5 and od arrested Johnson on a charge burglary of the premises, where curred ad occurred artmment at no burglary had He was placed in a police line-up at the precinct station that night, picked ut by Mrs. Nancy P, Stock and arge wit rape whic the 1, 197 BLAC were with him at No definite date son spent that morning at home. be ¢: trial for the sec Bond was set at $20,000 this time, the $2,000 necessary has not bee yet raised. at time, charge of rape, The period psychiatric examinagion has to yield a judgement on Jol “sanity.” MW he is found si Soned several times from the multaneously insane and guilty, he vious fall was led for the will have to serve his sentence following day. © trial which had been fx ison cou] c in mental institutions. He main- appear, as he was still being tains that he is th innocent and held in the City | if burglary night before, k wa fter being moved to the City jall the night r find himself in, { June 14 that Rayfield Johnson st. Louis or elsewhere, Ir is un- lilfor the charges Sane, nd rape leveiledthe This is neither a surpel sual situation for was beaten and received a bead at 4 white man would have wound which required { appearing in cour for burglary been subjected t& stitches. By o the nest day, he forfeited the bon which he had posted in ¢ hold Johnson. 1%9. Due to a lack “evidence was assigned urt appointed ohnson This morning in the Electric ¢ lawyer who has done litte other than implement a transfer of John- son fromm the ( il to the Stage Hospical at f to undergo a period of psychiatric evaluation, writes from Fulton that it is cleaner it fox t t doing tcorm ILACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, FE RARY 13, 1971 PAGE 9 JUAN FARINAS DEFENSE COMMITTEE PRESS RELEASE t charges imerferi vervice 5S report t the rime of thet Farinas duction. nber of the Progressive w supporter of the Workers League. wis at I abor Party. He is In US. Federal Courthouse in Manhattan on jam y 29, Juan Farinas was sentenced to two years in jail and bail was set at $5,000, At the sentencing the nature of the government's attack was once nore belong clearly expressed in the. courts » Fart * atror- ey, Sanford Karz, began by ex- plaining that the defendant haden- 4 conduct protected bythe First Amendment. He raged 1 ad soughe and explain his op- the war. Had this to express taker lace outside of the in duction center he would have at charged with d given most beer derly conduct a pended sertence or 15 day asked the court to suspended sentence defendant wermment’s x statement showex scious nature of thon. US \ttorney Inted out tiat Farinas Cuba ational wh ad ‘*bit the hand thar fed him." He said that the defendam hadnot shown prot er. gratitude towards the govern- mem, that he s§ ld not be paroled but should be held with- £ appeal.‘ speaking Indiv . said Truebner. Intheeyes vernment this made the untrustworthy 4 Spanis! and dangerous. The defendant had applied for permissi to travel to other parts of the country, c r y friends, he might disappear, peech to the at be coukd be C ity.” reed with rention to ct i's Statement Court : 1 for passing out a leaflet against the war in Vi nar Your governme action, which was legal anc nal, whi was a clear and punish thi: complete! constir r of my con- freedom of practical stitutiona] ve some with the trial Tt THE CENTI LVED IN . belng senten- ‘ Timinal’’ oz avior but for my polit- ical vie for my opposition to the war in Vietnam, for my being a socialist andfor standing up and fighting for those principles. 1 say that I'm innocent of the char- ges on which | was convicted and that you had to twist your own laws, you had to take off your pretenses of ‘*impartia- liry,"’ you had to charge the jury the way you did so as to be able to convict me, $0 a8 to be able to justify the criminal war in Vietnam. You and your government may brand me as a ‘‘eriminal’’, bet let me tell you this right now no matter how much you may try to do it, In my eyes and in the eyes of millions of working peo- ple and youth in this country and around the world, YOU ARE THE CRIMINALS! kk is your government, not me, has dropped millions of mbs over Vietnam. It is your government, not me, which dur- ing the last fifteen years has waged a murderous war against the workers and peasants in Viet- am. It is your government, xt me, ch right now is break- ing all international laws sending “civilians” in ‘’private helicopters over to Cambodia, I is your government, not me, which has unjeashed a barbaric, illegal and criminal wave of ter- ror against the Black Panthers, milita like Angela Davis and all those w fight against this system. And last but not least, i is your gover: which right now 1 which preparing t Laur the greatest attack ever seen against the living standards and comitions of workers and youth in this country. But Nix nd Agnew to find it easy ire not going Already there is Wemendous and growing the part f A- workers and youth 4- t the econor attucks al. launched against them, it t growing mover ft uxt youth that wel en <l on inte to contique 1 appeal this con- er courts Br et b= oe i, LC eOS 6 te oe Sy ee ane te
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= Wan ¥ mai ey z ES Government ) in Paris has today issued an W A R IN marc) LAOS appeal to the students and youth conference d in Ann Arbor,Michigan and to peace loving people throughout the world to initiate firm, broad and immediate action including mas- sive street demonstrations to condemn U.S. aggression in Laos and to check new plans to invade Cambodia, Laos, and North Vietnam. The PRG confirms that as of February 4, 1971 tens of thousands of Saigon, Thai and American troops have crossed into Laos with motorized vehicles. More than 20,000 Saigon paratroopers, Marines and rangers are iny- olved. At least two regiments of the 3rd in- fantry division of the puppet Thai army have gone into Laos, in coordination with the pup- pet army of Laos. The PRG asserts that U.S. ground troops, and not just American advi- sors are involved and that round the clock bombing to support the ground troops is being carried out by the U.S. Air Force in Laos. This military aggression is the first stage of a still larger aggression being f planned. The PRG says that the apparent U.S. plan is to invade all of Indo-China, in- cluding Laos, Cambodia and North Vietnam and that 10,000 U.S. troops are now massed on the Laotian border. The PRG urgently calls on the people of the world to condemn this new escalation of the war and to take actions now that could check the plans for even greater escalation about to occur. The PRG states that there is a world wide news black out on this military escalation and that the American people must bring this news to their communities —" through every available channel. A hospital in the Uberated rome, An elem ary education school class being held ina cave. The Statement below was received in a wire on February 6th, 1971: \LERT YOUWLAOS INVASION BY TENS OF THOU- SANDS U.S.-SAIGON-THAL TROOPS/ACTION IN- TENSE - U.S. AIRFORCE/ERNESTLY CALL YOU MOBILIZE PEACE FORCE YOUR COUNTRYCHECK U.S. DANGEROUS VENTURE INDOCHINA. MADAME NGUYEN THI BINH, FOREIGN MINISTER OF THI PROVISIONAL REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH VIETNAM “Central School for Teachers in a cave.
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ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE MICHAEL CETEWAYO TABOR The Black Panther Party denounces the actions of jackanapes Connie Tabor, her husband, Michael Cetewayo Tabor and Richard Dharuba Moore, which have jeopardized the lives of the Minister of Defense and Commander of the Black Panther Par- ty, Huey P, Newton and Chief of Staff, David Hilliard, dealt a serious blow to Revolutionary Intercommunal Solidarity Day for caused Joan Byrd and Afeni Shakur to be thrown back into maximum se- curity, jeopardizing the entire outcome of the New York 21 trial. Connie Matthews Tabor was the pri- mary person responsible for coordina- ting Huey P, Newrton’s current East speaking tour to mobilize sup- I for Bobby Seale and Ericka Hug- gins, currently on trial for their lives in New Haven, The day before she left, Bobby personally asked testify in his behalf, On Friday, February 5th, Huey spoke to a group of Black Student Unions at New Haven College, After the meeting, he left for Boston, At thispo Matthews counter-revolutionary Matthews supreme Connie to Connie labor slipped away with her husband, Michael Cetewayo Tabor, and Eddie Jamal Josephs. Connie Matthews Tabor never com David Hilliard or took with unicated again with cetaus her Commander's speakin and stole the Euro nec for essary munal Bobby Seale, and * CONNIE MATTHEWS TABOR inal Soli- strategy ionary Intercomr y Day are key parts ofthe eat the government’s plant Bobby and Ericka in the electric chair The Black Panther Party urges intercommunal friends and solic committees to contact directly P, Newton put Huey Eldridge Cleaver so that Revolutionary Intercommunal Soli- darity Day will be the plans of Connie Matthews sabotage it, If Connie audacity friends or solidarity committees, con- tact Black Panther Party Minister of Information, Eldridge Cleaver, imme- diately, and a success despite Tabor to Matthews Tabor has the to contact our intercommunal On Monday, February 8th, Michael Tabor and Richard Dharuba Moore failed to for another session of ; ong OY. Cetewayo appear Murtagh’s ‘‘c Rave their comrades, : the an excuse to Joan Byrd and Afeni Shakur, months pregnant, back into maximum t deserting throw four- gave pigs Security, They jeopardized the chances of the other brothers getting bail they propped up the dying case of pig Phillips against the New York 21, They fled just at time that the cution w finishing parading its witmes the st and, showing t and the prose. » the were per] trating ~» the brothers i the flimsiness of this RICHARD DHARUBA MOORE rhe fact that the incarcerated mem- the New York 21 were ex- from the Black Panther Party their att on the Party in their letter to the Weatherman* can in no way justify the dirty actions of these dogs, Moore and Tabor,toward their This vicious, back- stabbing act of Moore and Tabor dwarfs the differences between the New York 21 and the Black Panther Party, The lowest circle of Hell is reserved for those who betray their comrades, icks ‘‘comrades’’, The fact that Connie Matthews Tabor left the Black Panther Party without regard for the importance of the mo- bilization campaign and that Michael Cetewayo Tabor and Richard Dharuba Moore joined her at this > without regard for the fate of their comrades in New York, shows the low-natured individualism, insensitivity and scheming minds of these jackanapes, The fact that Michael Cetewayo and Connie Matthews Tabor executed their plan of disappearing immediately after a public appearance of Huey and David gravely jeopardized the our Supreme Commander and Chief of Staff, Bes this act of napery, their disappearance also endangered the of all Party members by giving the pigs an excuse if they lives of ides extreme homes offices and eed one) to vamp, ‘\emember the case of GeorgeSams, pearance and the immediate, e raids on Black Panther Par- w clear haphaz: 1 next
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ENEMIES OF Fitba ittackec Richaz kill tt verificati 0p ‘ put on ten individuali her t Party meml sent to Algiers the Intercomm transterre ters in owing persons are e) Black Panther Party and Marcia Roberson Both of then , workin; in the Connectict te Chapter (Neu Haven Branch) of the Black Panther Party, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Central Committe Black Panther Party LAS VEGAS COMMUNITY *The counts evolutionary statement entitled ‘‘An Open Letter to the Wea- herman Underground from the F her l’’ in the East Village Other News INFORMATION CENTER
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MATHLEEN CLEAVER DENIED FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN WEST GERMANY BLACK G,I,.’S PARTICIPATING IN DEMONSTRATION IN FRANKFURT, GERMANY erma the br et ire ed Ne t t eto the j the w TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REVOLUTION IN ANGOLA LED BY MPLA MILITANTS AGAINST PORTUGESE COLONIALISM alt INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
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LAOS AND THE LAO PROBLEM THE SOLEDAD SEVEN atively March 2% During the course the rother ting for their r at they te Soledad 3, Pleeta echette, in addict named T assaulting t the Soledad
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4. We want decent housing. fit for shelter of human be ings October 1966 Black Panther Party Platform and Program i ove want edith iene passe Wasbepacens aa Ne decadent American society. We want education that teaches us our true history and our role in the present-day society ationa Pir at will give to our people a knowl ition yihing i to fight in the mifi t that does not protect us. We in the world who, like black racist government of America e and violence of the racist police ver means necessary 7. We want an immediate end to POLICE BRUTALITY and MURDER of black people ommunity by or tefe S a right to be rm themselves f-defense 8. We want freedom for all black men held in federal, state, county and city prisons and jails from the many mpartial tria 9. We want all black people when brought to trial to be tried in court by a jury of their peer group or people from their black communities, as defined by the Constitution of the United States ed States Constitution Amendment of the peer group. A peer geographical, er HUEY P. NEWTON, vironmséntal, bibiicicel and vacial batik posta. Tate his the court will be MINISTER OF DEFENSE, lefendant came. We bere bees, aud ara Ealue lad iy GPa BLACK PANTHER PARTY that have no understanding of the “average reasoning ran" of the black 10. We want land, bread housing, education, clothing justice and peace And as our major political objective, a United Nations supervised plebis- cite to be held throughout the black colony in which only black colonial subjects will be allowed to participate, for the purpose of determining the a e will of black people as to their national destiny e h, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people t e the political bands which t“o connected them with hat We Believe another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth. the separate and ‘qual yf to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle them, a respect to tt lions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes wh r ¢m to the separation 1. We want freedom. We want power to determine the destiny of our We hold the . sell-evident ax all mer ah — re that they are Creator with certain unalienable nights Black Community that among these z t y. and the pursuit of happiness. That, to We believe that bl: ovie wil . ; ue able t el secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their dest just powers from the consent of the governed; that, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall scem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Pru Jeed. wil that governments long established should not nine our ransient Causes; and. accordingly, all experience mankind are more disposed to suffer. \ evus are lo unt themselve Oy abolishing the forms to which they r Bul. when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pur suing invariably the same object, evinces a de sign to reduce them under ab. wilte despotivm, it ix their right, it is their duty. to throw off such govern- ment, and to provide new guards for their future security 3. We want an end to the robbery by the CAPITALIST of our Black Community dbelleve t dir u
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REVOLUTIONARY debts TION POSTERS 1L BUMS OBBY MUST BESET FREE and NO MORE AE Recor e LUMPEN Black Panther Party rs EACH BOOKS HUEY B NEWTON ane ee cvaeres | bb uh bes on ad} — | 4 ef THE GENIPS Of J 2o00eeSeeeee sees OTY TEM OTAL : eee en | EERE TOR eee I a ‘alk ak at a a ad a Oa a
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THE LUMPEN “A BLACK PANTHER PARTY THE FREEDOM MESSENGERS ALSO THE VANGUARD WILL APPEAR AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM PALO ALTO, CALIF. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1971 8:00 P.M. ---- UNTIL ae. HARDING THEATRE DIVISADERO between HAYES and GROVE SAN FRANCISCO 21 FEBRUARY 1971 ¥ 9:30 P.M. UNTIL 2:00 A.M. PROGRAM: THE SOUL SENSATION FILM: MALCOLM X; STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM lim PRESENTED BY THE COLD STEEL DRAWING CO.
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