Vol. 2, No. 19

Ba PANTHER OFTHE (MoeSTNY OF RCRA jee Peet Cone woud San reason ce Che er et Oe Oe es 8 > Se ee ee i i, i ee hi ee SAN FRANCISCO STATE STRIKE Letters To The Editor Dear Brother Raymord Tams GL satleeed In Goan xt to the ways of the i. t ples whew I endl 4 your Organite- ts ry ha a! brome her . | have Been lethig Ph re it aod reall them bret Jove mate 1 bro ts, tn o : Franctece at ~ ts $ wt gt y Com! time ith x tess fa tr whset . [ et crown to Mstor portions. Yow tn ths spe e : mtether vietory ft riking st V ? ¥ : s 4 - oe ad the Third! Word Prov 4 Meanwhile, reititant st de act , t amet Oe Colin a Mat At or ‘ ‘ wrewen i aaa and brown stedents angrily stalked cat of ae 4 ying to ev Smashed windwes on the campus, miditents w Ty betauee ona eee they said that the college pr t loud th alla eetieg to disce taewes rads ty & strike af State, As tt tu: od cut, bower was lice 4 to two hours, Dows the peninsela a San Sateo, tack and brows students for Py the school to close on Dec. 13. The militar Stor a stedent strike and staged 2 rally which attracted ap t stedeats, TD é rally was totlowed by a march wh aded with windows being shat- L . Black Brothe se ewicaatia tered tm five campus be " } y letter ’ Sam Mateo presidert Robert £ hreatened to expel all refi ’ hehe ar ne tote Lis ts allegrd to have bee the action and to seek Setane = n sy , erimtnal proseeution. People ined at the number of whe aug suspeesions, expulsions and arrests’ fanter college, he Ge- Al the moment f have agent this clared, The closing of State ame SL Mavakawa, He bod planned to & cays to make wp for cle o However, mounting prears and tastes’ close the » > On Dee, 14, partiowlar Disck Parth the (x Nigeria # e » be read on our radio + $0 thot my peogte penerally would $< hime pome hankies had been pote ting up some thes to be etving wroeg pécture o¢ the situation of acting preside f bao the holl- Mf the strike, rie himerl? ristmas vacation Me bad oely Kimself to beam kawa ts a hartliner who bas Nigeria to foreigners in order to turned State into an armed actien-bringirg Nurvtrets of win some sympathy which they do police on campes, bs whic pot deserve, tas beat and arrested larg : keep me informed and headers ~ polarized the the strike alone could cot haves the continaing escalating themselves necessitated that the school Hayakawa seemed to be cajoying himself, th Pelice clubbed studerts he cushed is tas “rit m for we still have s for yoo & Nigeria <= one S we are arrancing for one of pour militant leaders te visit Nie gerta and eet us to love for us i» this oor of our ational tritalstions. S log, “Veero Meast" forever Yours Blackty, « Alfred tacties aloeg with by the strikers st ewriting day since my 10th birthday, when I rode a roller «Saster for the first time, The influential Acader mate, which represrets the whode fowlty, also began makise threatening nolses. First it ev Pwhelring- ly voted for 9 resolution ordering a speed-up seareh for permanent Preshival to mecceed iayakaws, RM condemned Miyakewa's “pe of cosfrontation'* «it stederts and sald that [ft ‘ran only lead to further violence with inevitable fatalities,’ * MORE LEFT-WING CATHOLICS HOME -- Young Catholic radi- & FP. Student Demands ne 1. That Georer Murray maintain bas teaching position oe campes for 1968-69 academic year. That all Diack staties courses teire taucht Arough variqus other cepariments be immedisteby part of the black studies partment als are caw trogbles for the aed that all instrectors in this department reeetre full <ti Pay rf ant the Church hierarchy. 3. That Dr. Nathar tare, chairman of the block stedi 4 depart= few weeks ago, as the Pope Fecetve a full professorship asd » comparable salary accordice warned scat ‘near subwersive™ te his qualification activities within the cherch, a 4. That there be a department of black studies which will er TOSD Of students stood mea rt: with a bachelor’s degree in black studios; that the biack st GEORGE MURRAY ] placards charging that the Vatican parttoent, chairman, faculty und statt have sole power to hf MINISTER OF EDUCATION, BPP is im collusion with capitaliea facabty and control and determine the destiny of tts . Third Weetd me of the steleats retemed S. That af} waused slots tor black students froen tall Taird World Liberation Frou belt wp sd 1 wepport of special admissions program be filled in spring 196% > Mazel, who was teunedl G. That afl black studeats wishing 50, be odmitied tn fall Ay aad amy other fxeulty person chose by non= thie Plorenen cal ish post T. That 20 full-time teaching positions be allocated to the Of eaNC noeten Ba ens ta thekr ponte | SO nei a ail against eat ar aaah beeen a5 Pi etaae studies tor the ethnic erowps tnvetved tn | {0F Publishing 3 arebbdshen, Ths & Thal Dr. Beken Bedeoem bo replaced rors the peatiion of Meascial t! tired wortd be set ug wath stedents tn each particular ethate Se rears of bis relate ald officer ant that 4 black person be hired te direet it, that third neearen oe having the sutberity and control of the str fender of ¢ 7 rather than & world poeple have tbe power to dilecuine bee cnn : ation of any fecult mer, director and adminivtrater, as = : e ew Ya te Mialstered. as the curriculum in specific ar« - po et ip te 9. That no disciplinary action will be administered in acy way tx That sculty positions be appropri. school of ethnic | Ossocts eet perk! ‘ i tudes, 20 of which would b ' des orcervam ence ate rebel parishiosers Mudents, workers, teachers, or efmbuletraters during and afte “be aoe b le support Marri and defied Mrike anacunequence of thelr gartieipation in the strike, tee nthe SBFINg semester, the ecliege fulfill its commstment authorit Ming an irregebr W.That the Californis state collece trustees not be allowed to Don-while sudeets te admitting those that apply, bly cf. prayer" be fae V hgeate or ait Gam'Weemine Collen fs in the fall of 1969, all applications of non-white students yo pant” = oe compas. fed, Mextear tan = {NGS at Bast Lae AsiBudes College reptaced inthe beast of the ee Americas fag wie the banner 4 the striking APL-cto United WT Diack, hada Farm Workers ganizieg Comm ities afer a Mecting with the College president, #ho refused te *i@ors« the grage boycott. Gebse~ face, ly, the U.S, California, Paros Workstx, and school Macs were lance. flown side by side tomrun an ve demonstration by more than 20 st Les Amectos City semnion Moers ted Colle ‘lowed @ meeting >. tween Mexican American militants, mat Melton acting principal at led by Presidegl Alejandro Murguta of Mexic American Students from his previous post as Asen., an Collage President George Gocder, Aceceding to Murguta, - Gooter a¢ that “"som- of our demands woU te Cakee care af? ; Mt Oe University of Soutsern California the BST apd the Watted Mexitan America® Studerts fatally announced that long 5. cottations vith the administrations failed 66 produce results -. ari mare feronstradive meant are pew in order, Valley State c) oper of the American Feder at i procress T is reporte appointment to the catis and a walkow, The r failure t evelt with stedemts, re tives. . of Teachers ¥ 8 phe arscenced it ts seeking Strike sainetion t6 DSC its demands, which i ; y Comer feelude ar tor studests IPredted te COeoeciion with Now. 4 pro= th > Int stration tests on the es = fay morning only half of the At Fromeet Ifigh a werk long series of Gemonstratices resatted classes, Afer a BSU noe in the restenation of the white principal, Robert Malecim, set pie lows than Gee fourth. me day replacement the White assistant principal, ‘Itichard 7 of Premeet . Brow tt Malcolm had ‘"escantitionally* reinstated ity control of the se fou ects waspented during earlier demonstrat the pas wm, bo one degre momentum of « vement for community central swept om pants fosbon schools aad ¢ Monday, the Fremont teachers, most of whom are white, called ; bs ch apoolet a black principal, one ecpors | CceMera rations were held at Hamilton High Schookin the cenfidens t ts, faculty amd Community, "by 133" ¢ Ge sudeat bedy is tlack, «= The_teachers BS joined in the bellet that Mire. Ia the first 5 malice came an — Harriretoa, the black View principal tor girls at Fremont, would All band reere a black studies ibe choot board appedsted Belton, of black Bistory, 3 tthe realities aS favs of 2 principal responsive tothe students, teat was Students for af castration and is bet one demand of the Fremoat RSU, bas, for Tht Americas ff whe fend ew 8 pee : AH » become the most dee tton, in Ms attempt to re than 3% s at pre ~ _ l operation T fay, tec that comavanity Con. we Heh Seb site at Fremeet, 5 THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. & Dee FT. HOOD THREE POLITICIAN ON SPEAKING TOUR & GIRL FRIEND vv | INDICTED FOR ¥ YORK «- Th ro Howe m first 0 refuse Ws ASHENE N orders to Viewmn = SMUGGLING erate a . ntiomn ape three MEW YORE << A Pedera) Grand is ge mmm, Pris. Deanis Mors, Jame Jury tas indbcted a Mary tind Sate Johnson, ant David Sumas, serv- ed two and & half pears te the UL discipliary barrack anges of sive ish into the f Tht men Rave come home opti- : mastic and With a desire to involve * prank J, MeCeart selves in the mowenent. The shirtens. £ ED, Dales Clute hnerikca ¢ the nations l*rar of | ated detailed * This incecte allege dol e Ger smugclers “packed ar- schedele and speaking arrange- z setbeal : - meats can be oltaierd from Caro- | fee tyn Black aod Sarat at | comme < ey knew Ue Dultors 2a th, ~~ BLACK POWER TEACHER FOR NEW ALTERNATIVES — ORRKELZY, CALIF, + Come co munity ceetrol, rectam and job security were among the topic aired in a panel discussden of th | New York teachers’ strike, tOil- hers green, “The New York Scho emma," spossorced for New Alternatives, was held at — Lincols Elementary Sctoul bo Ber = — keley. Mnéag the participarcs was Remperts wriver Sol Scere, eho, i & recete article, criticized the strike for its racist overtones, Supporting the New York teachers” =— union was Miles Meyers, vice- presi of the Califorais Fece eration of Teachers Teachers for New Ahernatives ts * recemly organized grap of elementary, ligh school sd col- —fege teachers interested in im Proving the quality of edecatios through basic changes in cur ed- tational system, (Editor's Note: This Open Letter’ by Karen Wald is being published in response bo Julius Lester's comnter-revohstionary cobuinm, which appeared im several reactionary mewspapers a few weeks ago; which was, in fact, nothing more than a sell-out, slander- ous attack on Stokely Carmichacl, Eldridge Cleaver, amd the BLACK PANTHER PARTY.) Dear Juthus: Although oar acteal comtact has beem infrequent, I have felt very chise to you since we first met, and our shared experiences, bnc fadieg writing for the same papers, added to this, Bast in recent months your columns have puzzled and confused me. Idow't know Joe any mores Idon't know w here yow're at; Lean't imagine why you are saying (writing) the things you are, fn & recent column in the Guardian, you utinck your former brother-ie-aren Car. michael; you attack Pldridge Cleavers you attack the Black Panther Party. Criticioum is essential ty the health of any revobationary movement or onganication, if it is valid ¢ com, Bat bn surpasses comprehension to understumd ¥ by, instead of toretiog and talking with these brothers, you have chosen to use the media fer the Purpose of condemning them for imappropriate tse of the mediat Some of your points surprise me. You accuse Carmichael of ‘ote limes seeming to say “whatever was necessary fo get the desired Frespomse, instead of saying what was necessary to build revolutionary conscloasmess.” Are soe saying that flee responve tee was seeking was counter to building revolutionary conscinesness? H so, why didn't vou Speak out and stop him then? Why sow, when in your next paragraph you say he has ceased to perform this function? Your accenations against Curmichael, im fact, seen to be only for the purpere of in- troducieg your critics mot the Mick Panther ‘arty and ome of its mont articubate spokes mam, Pldridge Cleaver. Aside fromthe incredibly impolitic timing of your attack just when the tetal forces of the state were gathering to put him back behind bars — the level of your criticivms is hardly that of a revoletionary aed an imteliectual, Do you really believe that Cheaver's influence in the bhvck and radical white com- mumitics in the U.S. and abroad comes solely from his status as an revebutionary Julies, that’s THEIR (the Par) game! Cleaver has reached thotmands of pe ‘ople and iv desy ght for aemibilation by the Putablintheeend because be has something to SAY! The ets sommetiie black poople, and fo revolutionary white people. He is valuable w. Ht became ef hix gory past, bud became of bis articulate espousal of the poals and program of the Hack Panther Party. Ned jot a it is not Cleaver’s joilbind past that signals his Mpertance, ocither isl the black jackets and berets of the Mack Panther Party that Makes them a vital organization today. It is the platform and program of the Black Paether Panty which Huey Newton and Hebby Seale drew up nearty three years apo, und with which the Panthers havebeem organizing end educating the black communaty The Block Panther Party has built and org, comme tried and tested before among radical blacks, some revoletionsry iumevations, Yes they taughe the bhack mat bo ari heimewell for vell-delfeme. ts that so startling a concept? Is rebuikfing black dignity and sell -respectnew? na pprepriate to teuch the black man tostand upagainet the bane'= memes of thane who would colowice him onty because they HAVE the poner? WknCUMn Viet rapist A hurts to see you playing it tmately v« ined im many way Sometimes — the Pigs Catch Pigs : . > ‘ } = they can help the local pigs to mie , prctect the whate business in the 4 ee ‘ ek « ties in the east bay, / ecember Ith. The pro- =— : Diack Communities tp ric, The 5 To me this is just another gorm The Dips’ Notebook The 4 lack, "how a) other cont workers bave to ge through . : is order t she it at this work- - at Nath the 7 Lo d tr t this racist ; Ped tttce th PL k suc «Counery, Jem resigning because re Des ARTY and we da pretty rice | feel Gat 1 con mo eget cone oda Bel : omversuion, The thing that b trite te this commry’s crimes = % ressed me the most, owewer, °f aggression against the viet « an announcement! war the reason he ga _. Barese people and other peaples Department, Oe | ving ‘ of cole thr “ win. rere tte Wy é ’ wank I feet it's my dety now to ded icate my life for my people DESTRUCTION OF THE NEW PIGS by “the Deyr* leoged country the | - phice in, | Chtef of Pigs Gains tas got some brand new pigs, Cukland Derect Actions I received eotative of the cor the Dest Guk- oa abcet this organizatica, derstood that the Chief 2 im Caktand, “Chied Pig and these people had a session Cinewting) last week, the being tat these punks owed to carry guns and : usiiorm that the power siructere gave Gem. Why? So Comamittee, oateows are of pags against the people tet for Ube pusk power strecture. hey could clve me one of those Seokey Suits And & gun, but they'd be ear fools to think | would ese Mt be aay way aguinst my own people. if things got out eoatro)- for one, would have art i being & comtrolling t to ah! in oppreasing my people. | jest Gon't believe they have 2 pig sty that f coud fa. Ard to the punks that are so weak to fall for much everypiny hogefed brasrwash, they mast be expected to be treated as all other ples. lk is always better to be the peoetrater than the target.”’ q OPEN LETTER Is de-sanctify ing the image of the Policeman, the bocul und national administratoe by calling him “pig” unbealthy? M vou teally believe it is only rhetoric to use words, why © i you, Julius, are carrying out your part in the revolution through the eve of the writ. tem word? Ivm't it because you think the written or spokem word has value, can change people, cam move them to action? Arc your words revolutionary, and Eldridge Cleaver’s “just for entertainment?” You use the exumple of the Vietnamese not “uneouncing™ Dien Itien Phu in condemn: ing the Black Panther Party for anmouncimg to the work! their intent to Free Huey. Aside from the fact that I never saw the Panthers lay dows the Muepriet of their battle plan in front of the emcmy (and ves. the Vietnamese DID tell ibe Fre nchthatthey intended to drive them out ef their country), your example is particularly inappropriate, For the Vietnamese spore than any other people have taught as the valuable vtrategy of fighting the battle om many fronts. You say “the Victnamese didn't even bother speuking to the French” before they defeated them at Dien Bien Phu, But they WOULD herwe if it had seemed wise tactically, just as they are speaking to the American government mow. The Vieteamese fight on the military frond, the political fremt,and the mmatic frowt shimul- fancousty. It is the hey te their ability 10 enduredaand the weasom wiry they willl win, Aved thee lack Panther Party isdodng just that, Yes, why are YOU so preoccupied with thone ? Guns aren't steumge to the gheitos What is far tore onfenesting about the Black Panther Party bs thelr door-to-door approach to ghetto res adcets. Theis political cans- Palens For bocal office. Their petitions fee police contrgl beuirnds and re-stemctu ring of the police departments, Their commmalty meetiogs, Their potitecu chasses. Before the Blick Panthers marched om Sacramento, they foaxtt for, and obtained a Street light pcroas interecthon near a ghetto school, Huey asked do Jou thank ghotle residents aeca't amare of what dhe Bauch Pietbay bs doing fer thee” Do you thank is just the quae sind jackotd that are endsiny (Steck Pusther chap- ters to speb up all over the countey? Was it Hwey Newton's blick beret that made prople — and comtinues fo nuke people Siiliing fo bay, their tives for him? Hhefore the Black Panther Party comcalong. SNOC and ati wt black organien. tions wore dobng valuable work in organi ying the black Ou y But it was Eldrictge Cleaver’s cloquent expression of the pring iptes of Huey Newton dad the Hack Panther Party that rakved the level of struggle, Por Cleaver Wat the first to create # meaningfel vorkngatliance betwcenrevolutionarics — black, brown and white. The Black Posther Party — sure of itself, of its strength, of its goals, of its Programs and of its independcace — was ned alnakd to tell whites, 9 ly you CAN be revotethonaries, we EXPECT you te be re Hionuries. OUR fot és to liberate the colony, YOU K job is to create revodu- thon im the mother country. Hf we both de oar jobs eflectively, we ny siche I be working side Mokely took the firt vital step when he told whites, “Your job & te eliminate racisan where it exists — in the white commeanity,” The Black Pantier Party took it itienurabte step further kn saying, “Racism is only the beginning. Vour job is te: climimate capitativen und imperialism. And that will become eur job. too, becaaeve now of wy can sarvive unless we climimate all theve.” Jelion, I Camnot belicve that you have really atteeapted to knew and mnderstamd (tee P&rnomens that by the Bleck Panther Party, or the sea —- Newton, Che aver, Seule, Carmichact- done een td awed bre attach iene heave fo sea bn Croan tee We should wateh for him, mv who are its besth now spokesmen. Hyon hy ihe en in the raanner you mre Sommetiones the enemy thoes" rear be comers cul of cur owe mow | . re rs a) i ad He tye Ike this chump comes alone; KATHLEEN CLEAVER (FROM NEW YORK RADIO ADDRESS) The mout outstanding problems that the black community and ts Particular Oh Mack Parther Party as 2 vanguard of the Literation Brecede «ill have to deal with tm the coring months af 19¢9 will tx Be lack bovtlicker, the peppet Placed on Diack people by the white Dig power structure te sepperens us. [t hax become very clear to me that the tactics that will havete be used ta the future will be examina- bon of that of withdrawal of white force that [s exed to suppress biased Preple and an even beavier alliance om highly sophisticated, artie > edecated, Mp brother boxhickers. There are many new Little prap Bean devices coming out Uhat polat thear people out. “1 Spr” ls Gown; We Got the + Med Squad," and what's this other one: ** Julia’ No, the one you were telling me shout, The Name of the Game.’ Se 1 thiek what we seed to do is begin to discuss toe the bemefit of People who have to deal with this the various aspects and rotes of the tocllicker, from the present; the bootlicker, the pig in the Dtsch Panther Party im the Bhack leather jacked and the beret wit? Be Ballet aroun! the acck, to the hoctlickers all the way back te Testo, Decasse one of he basse fenctions of the (eapertalist, one of the only ware that be is able to win and malntats and contro! his power over the peopte, he subprets and colonies and exploits is to Givide them and keep them fighting among theesrives. You are this today in Miatra, North Vietnam, South Vietnam , the ward among the Indians to the strugcies among Diack people. The Man will be doing everything, That pig Nixon will be dodoe everything in his Power to perpetrate strugeies, 224 divisions within the black com- mrenity asd the key man fs activity will be the boollicker. We Bare one of Mx clanete examples of a bootlicker ts There Mar- shall, sitting on the supreme court, a black face bawling out mother Country racist justice, And when brother Eldridee Cle s petition fer the stay of the order to send him back to prision was brought before him, be turned It down without commeet. Met, you see, Thur- foot Marshall was not the man aireetty responsible for that, The PeTSEN Feaponsihe foe the Jeridsidtion over Califeesia inthe supreme Conrt is the famed white literal, Justice Douglas, and when the Petition ame to Douglas be unfortunately had aepeaking orga ot that day and he handed the petition, I'm sure, withost comment, to Sootlicker T. Marshall who had no cholee bet to do the white malts bidding, ant he refesed to grant brother Eldritee another second of mother Country time. So what brother Eléridge did was off mother time and wert on tate Bx own time reer. Ileck time. Yeah, revoler time, When [was a little kid f weed to wateh TV, P's ipnorant too, but 1 Used to watch It, you know, and like I used to always tuse In to the Lowe Ranger. Like that cat used to be a ranger, You dir? Like the first setios te the Long Hanger series was like the Lone Ranger wa riding with all theer other rangers amd they c0¢ ambushed by seme Indians. You dig &? And like the fodlans sped them all out bat jest Sounded the Lome Ranger. Se like we played dead and he laid there two days and two sights with no ‘water, Dleeding from the stomach, You understand, The Inctans scalped everybody including the Lowe Manger. That's why you newer sre him without Mx hat if you ever he tast of a whole ‘Bellins, He's the last Bedian i this tribe and he rides along ma paitted horse and he dies an integrated horse, Vou dig it? ‘was white. 1 had back spots ant white and brown spots. Bw ethate holting pot. you dig it* In essence, and be comes riting along horse and he digs Ohe Loce Itanger greveting in the dirt and ". That's all he ever says. So like he fives I think we should stop ant analyze the whole Toste ans Lone Rare ‘cmse Tonto ain't boctlicker sm be ples that arr wiping out his Preeple where the Indians are, ne the oppresecrs of his cur People, assisting Ms cen merder . Med brother senator Brock. He is a classic beot! The 0S ambassador to Ghana af the thee that brother K Nkrumah was depoerd aad theretore the Man fespousible for overseeing everything thet was going < Chass was Fracklin Williams, a black man, a graduate of | “ University, the same Uatvers u Cridested from, a ™ who rod around & Cadillacs in » te with ubite women, Whee Nkremah was deposed, Frantte reternedhome tor a prociction, The number of bectlickers that S create are enorme Uuncourtahtr, Batista was = teetlicker ¢ tro wiped out. Ky } the boollicker that io Chi Min will wipe out. 14 as 2 bootlicker, I mean, their means of creatire boothickers 4 to be inex’ air. They have the brother is the natur te the black eather jacket © wuld join the party ender the fslse prot of belpang Mis people and be reporting to the Thos ax led senate tr ternal securiiy tevest “e * Ps T Party thet’ in progress, the tat then for this imwesti¢stton that handed over to racist “crackers* free: Sississippd { Collected by bee xing brothers, A function of a booflic’ Rations! Merstion stregei+ is t <a trail hers oor punishment that &e can te out to tradtors aed that doer ¥en teed to be discussed, 1 thdsk, thet it must very ¢lear what the bisek fom Y aad the vinevard must do ts t p internally to Protect # strengthen the community <o # «fll na position to éea} with the arms t from the outside thot the wait, rae will Use. The imperialists, the Walle 1 *, 1 Alictos and the Lindseys .. af} . ete bitte attacks sending cut the vancusrd of th - arian eles Me Mirchers, the police, And our comnmenity has to be uptight, w Caneel tolorate infiltrates, ant bowllickers, Like Ciairman BOtOy Seale wz 5, 10 Combat bocélick = chéef-head Negrors is fo extabtish 4 ne titeria of not 50 mitch as to whet as afro, « talking Mack, BUT WHET HE 3 REVO Rists Because ee have revolutionar PAGE 1 THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. 4, Is69 The years of TOM are over churches. We Nave people who will help ws in elementary shoot; we have teachers; we have nurse: have all Kinds of people who took to the eve as so-called typtea! Negroes. The only thing typical about & Necro that you ean typify Mack people with is that we all want freedom. That's the only typical thing abowt as, And boctlickers seen to think that we cet freedom by helping our oppressors. That is o conclusion that will never werk. Sinte they are providing ald, coafort, and assistance to the ecemy they are im fact an enemy Vithin cur mitet. Khas always been sald that before you can straighten up anyore else's backyard you have to get your ovn house clean, Nrothers and sisters, we are going to have to clean hewse and cet all the bovtlickers their proper desert. [ thitk fe main pr these bovtlickers like pou said, cartier, you know wh c Tapping; you said the bostlickers don’t thick that they will have to answer the people for their actions. You tee, what the Mack people have to Go bs make ( understood and very clear that they do have to Telate to the Mack commmity af large for everythiee they dot mean If they draw thetr power -- their so-called power, and we know thal De Bick people tare no T In this country -- if they do draw their power from the people like they claim they thelr ae shosht be made accoertatte to the prople. Fxact You Mack propie ore caseetiaily on pare from slavery +f parete officers watrhing ov 5 to draw ws back into the prison, fas chamber, ints the comrentration eampa, inte the mack of thelr system st any and every cepeetuaity throceh all arvicus means tack capitalism, poverty procrams, f the mais rreruttine er campes, Knowtag that the CLA he pant ten years, we h tools of our of . of tt ore solute holly and comp examine Ristorteal examptes that have t keow that Nat t 4 betrayed ty by al 5 a aut t ” ing a pelic ab Was not af any cheerver oe that scrue, but » at way im the dork, with sun glasses on. TY ack man, rt ussaasinaied Frother Ma hat in 1909 » "i wat ranks, thos » diweu ves our realit acrnt M the porn tsck pigs. Thes | individuals ¥e Created aad 7 hy suste © to do berg te the | revotetion 2 We tet keep ther ~ d-tegted, Shes REVOLUTIONARY LTTE 61 ' 4 " yom the tell the at yrK t $ and te « ce an help, keep t i n hav r ! ma cu t tet, & . * row #, lo Peme the inet . lke a * ' ra , vite & teren, a compen, Sot th . t t a the transpoctaty ‘ date, terget to megetiate, don't wait De Gavile or Kirk t ‘ won't, yeu are rat abate tiehts : t t aint denon euphiey oF t : ree to your & : | Chrome false PHOTO EXHIBIT ON BLACK PANTHERS AT DE YOUNG MUSEUM TILL JAN. 19, 1969 The Paice James —— Ruah ta. rech photegraphic exhibit om The Black Panther bs likely be thee most favarabbe Commmnumica= liee between the hourpewive and the vanguard this year. The photes ace of excelent quality amd give # real feeleg for the Bay Aree Res obetionartes Ret) Berech aed Pirkle Jowes conver theit enthesiavm with the events they uttcaded, with the people they met, There are some romarkable phd of Huey New- fon, Bothy Scake, David Hilliard, Kuthtocn Cleaver, Ehdiridge Clheay- ef, Emory Dougie: amd Kay mond Lewis. The show came clave to being barred by City Hall. Since succes of this exhibit. hews ever, fequesty for showing. have me if frome aff aver the comme DENVER PIGS The Lecwr Pig Departsent had atcngte t4 give many t:umped up Clu rges to members ef the Iilack Paster Patty Bere ip Denver trate tekets ant trumped Up as tats, They alse stop- bed meubwrs o2che party ater lea v. rt of as trbed through | Mass meta mews te clear up the da- tage tat Was dese upon the Pas thers and 00 confuse the Diack people © the cocuentty, On December 30, stout 10 a.m,, Moward Phillips, cers of safety, also attemp hours bf im Ais position, to write a tise cou upon the Black Panther Party to close the betiding down, but because e stand opposed to kaw and order as it is presemed by the elty edftetals and the pte dew partmer they did not accomplish his atte: They held Brother Johny Martin, a memter of the New Jer= Sey chapter, im jail oo a trumged up charge of possession of marijuana, ant a federal fugitive warren trom his home chapter, Depety Minister of Information Hommel) Stewart es —— 4s PAGE 5 THE BLACK PANTIE SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1907 McCLYMONDS — oroerense NEW PRINCIPAL Me 1 ‘rom what the ighteous black mar, His na Fremont With School, Th are # © mw oldes, af] are bisek. cnxts have t the subjet r J ik. T tgs a ‘t haw t the t her their education, became some ‘ devil told them to take uaneecessar ass. T wor't have to list t h rom t t . . rort tier with your hand than r brain.’ For foer years straight my sc t mnselors have 1 awd lived with Hs wetting I cart better rd ¢ t. ’ & student Ih PIG RONALD REAGAN SAN FRANCISCO - aden ind strat ' Vocus Wragan, havinge! {tut t ork aancty, appear a cont t Migr system. wn o Uy ’ al me J The ¢ Weges <= with 188,00 and un stentert t facult enber ‘ th Erpest system of higher education in the Western emasphere, SYORMA TION ‘The Cale labor Federation, APi- which (ht age crew sion, ibn than Pederat is affeliat Es the angest sta fatten of lnber ks & V Pre NeMMin more Gana millive ereiatced worker re t 8 chairman nad te ‘Thr cradet! transéor mation o¢ what started cutas at herr chairmen, iifew three stedents #1 Gis Francisco Stale into forma} Bebor disgate involving the eetir » this committee, And oe « and Colters! Committ ame coal em Was ft stout complet week as state which three at tion, # net least 9 Newspaper college officials tor the fire irMieces iru we dn spite of the discuss ‘ " Mil a Wey teal possibilty - 6 --the sehedul ting | Of the Christmas vacation -- rofis around, be AFT will ke formaity | te he 1 e MeChymonds te eoting when th ete tse papers There er articles raming from: w whe in thelr echool, cher of th eek, hey are also going to tave revolutionary “spaper. {went oats od Uh tate collece ca we portry, black history, acl a complaint aed suerestion colam Ape ling ad San Jos, headet APT's Sate Colleen Coumet wo all 1 think the paper bs eoine t Wednevda 1B) that Loacters are becoming rea cout, 1 I know whats ha: 2 at Ore school afso, ant b c SKheuls Aleck Beulty members iat yute rod ays. 7 ‘ © to the st STUDENT TUDENTS Ling THE STUATION IGHT ON! The siteition as talke betw SaaS eens Giese 1D mat ws, NEWS BRIEFS ABOUT WEST lose and San Fernando, a CAmpures =~ San Francisco, so J by APT losis om cles ssdtioant casper v= mrenia. Sen EUROPEAN STUDENT REVOLT ty APT locais om eig anal cacy o- Ramtot . Scramento, Freano, Pay Soma, Pomona and Pulberton, (This 7baeae one wh " : hs - este cal; tie thes PERING NEIUAY Dxccmnber thomrcds of aouiaistraticn an “a ge trustee Spanish students ut Madrid University in December hard line, and the Governor made it clear - protest agaiint the brweal copper revolt by the day that ive targa » | haneint Fe students hung povices om walversity malt ot bulktiogs protesting again the outrages committed by the authoeities Frisriace A denmamding the withdrawal of Armed Pigs enivenity Lead formal at “the CUMpirs. Al the saeee time, 2 grewp of sudeets demonstrated le the Fermuaxds State chapte= has axked the | conter of Madrid, stew 1D reedom! There with The Dk tater Of Labor for ot way at Ge a to the lator areas aftor fF. S&L sbip!. and eater stopuns Hayakawa, act Famine State, closed down that the stadent revolt has continerd 10 mount im Spade in the past few twiragee a Ss vacation a wee rly afera weeks, 50.000 stetents of the architecture und orgie eting schools ally Vee. RE Mt Udent it forts t the Becr over the comntry have begun a strike foe an indefinite preiod. Preeti + ae wre yu “ demeasr = were hekt ome after Unother by students ke har chou, =e waten town are inextricably bowed up » ot Valeecia, Sen Set und ether cittes. The reaction sutheeithes eriewinces, the « a 6 J t action woead be “amin and agen rmtered to the chains of schooh in sMempt to feeininte cise if bet fa hereon crt? Om! Me lnber movement in force the Mudents to kuwckle « but thes only arouved still Bender vp bene in lena ae pao iat Protests amet revolt umeng the students r 10 Lishom, capital af Portugal 3.000 stedents of Lisbon Laivensity this offer ‘ te tet 4 ailemded a rally yestentay te voice thelr ope to the Geet die- wepotsats ply 4 . tatorial rete in Poetezal, The reactionary uutheoridics called owt 150 ' » wae ‘ a Heleweted “riet pie” aroeed with rifles and sob ICRI CHE BY Natio J 1 "- : i t } ale ~~ : en Setere . Press the stediowts, Nut the damnthas audemts Suned a newalute Simggie agatent the beg force. The reactionary police had to reteoat senha die | stioce | a Sembe rights of all xtu Mamtry steele: ~ Awnanniin! Aware!” “Chet! Ont! | ahe th t tue ar, A | , the ee t Hn the punt fee mendtes & ~C stedkents have persisted im Ue) their revolutionary struggle foe pending aed imprevement of wave ° . M Tacihiticn seed wguinst the cosernene 1s fascint tule ever the yok, . vf . seraly ‘ t ‘ trialea — fe Waly, whete the wave of stedent ecvoke has been verging. the . : stedewts are Ierwically poresisting in ie sare, Oscupation of Ry, and stall mstsl the conga hotes sheds hy the Mudcnts comtinucd im four of Males tmajor clthes yes. foray. Leehedoat stulowts inh ted school premives 4 i ot sila thet it protest age thetaty Reaching sistem. In Puborma, Siciby feed ‘ & tera the stantonds marched through the conter ef the lawn Opposing the ww dey = hae aie reaumabiec twachinz syicu, Meumehile, the students ia Milken and ; wevdintion amd ackethe of ev Coca Contiowed their oc cup: of schools ha . ‘ ’ be In France. several hundred studemts of (eremuble University bricthy + . i. rater a t once piod the office of the aniversity recur yesterday On protest wguient hed i wit fer i the reactionary mcasutes adopted ly the walversity autboritios to pers secute the stedborts ~~ © . ‘ i. ‘ ; : ‘ ; Se oe a Se — Fi a onto aman: ra ae ly Aer eee Eye ye * PAOT OTHE BLACK PANTIE SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1908 IN WHITE AMERICA TODAY by Evette Pearson Oe deecendacts of the gud-fraring raciets whocemudlicd practic Opiteat a race of red men (eo Chey can have a place to worship god freely) are;trying to commit genocide against you, black man. Your ‘wile ts feehed ap om berth control pills. Your deughter te bring rates oway appilis. Your san ia tn Viet Nam, bheck mas. i bite americn tetay, cod-fearing racists are buying guns, Diack man, The guns are to Mow you breins out after they pray to the got Gat ordered Bisck Adam cat of the carden of eden, He'll whkaper 9 Prayer, ¢ite your wite a pill; deny pour canehirr medication, put your Son of the front lines, and plowsly blow your trains oul. Die tt, thack man. He bas the grace of god on hs side Our father, (kaye white america) which art in braves bow | leve this came. ‘Of all the Messings yootwe gfren me- this game of pain is closest to my heart. I said 4 pray ard pesy yo pave me the UA, T Jotaed the Trustee Hoard You det me ill the Infers, lord, You Meas with slaves You Messe With foole- Then the aiggves started going to achools. Itegration! Preedom! New it's revoduttion! fet 1 know the ford is good You grace ts suffichent to silence ciggers - Dig it. They lett @ Pigs, punks aed Tricky Dicky Nixes Gesoetde. Dig it, black man. Nt is time to deal with the situation. Rducate your weman to etop taking those pills, You and your woman ~ replentah the ¢ healthy Mack warriors, You a wir woman Can balld the btack Liberation Arty to eed the god ing, God lowing raciet ehite dog Monster who is plousty praying tolls scurvy co! Le WIPE YOu Ot « Panther Power... vette Pearson OFF THE PIGS The Black Panther Party, existing as atrue CENTRAL COMMITTEE, B.P.P. "PRESS CONFERENCE a representative of the most down troddenclass — of poor black and oppressed peoples living — ‘ in the confines of this racist, exploitative, de- cadent America, comes forth to DENOUNCE ~ those PROVOCATEUR AGENTS, KOOKS, and - AVARICIOUS FOOLS who found their way into the membership; and therefore, after finding — their way into the membership of the Black — Panther Party have violated rules, principles and revolutionary tactics of the Black Panther — Party which is struggling to answer the basic political desires and needs of our people. These — A | conspirators and opportunists who violate the rules and principles of the Black Panther Party have acted foolishly and raised confusion by acts | of banditry. These are not members ofthe Black | Panther Party. And the Black Panther Party | wholly denounces their acts. For example, , William Brent, whoeallegedlyepulled an $80.00 | holdup in our “newspaper, distfibution truck | is considered/to be either\a provocateur agent or an insane man, Others lately have also provoked confusion among the masses of the people. The Black Panther Party rules which have been in existence since Huey P, Newton organized the Black Panther Party {including the 3 main ruleseofdiscipline and the 8 points of attention) governed and administered by all leadership levels throughout the nation, functions from our Party’s revolutionary principle of democratic centralism, Therefore, those who violate these rules are denounced as counter- revolutionaries, The Black Panther Party doesn’t advocate roving gangs of bandits robbing service sta< tions and taverns. Any member who violates the rules of the Black Panther Party is subject to summary expulsion, and so it is with those recent violators of Party rules, The rules are tecubations t . . avery inoue of ee of the Dhack Pan Black Panther Paper, ther Party appear ta / 2a) OD 1a bee — a B! q mir d China's eine men ond weman solemnly dechare “The Chinese people will deal the US imperiatuts harrwmer Dhows Mf they leeds Chemo betocue of itt teppert ber Vietamm Mewever rrammy US eggressee trees eneme in the 4 Chine poeple will wien wut avery enue REPARATIONS SPEAKING AT A workshop of the Mortread [lemtspherte Confer- ence to End the War In Vietoam, a mas browgt wpa century-old lesson of history, British shipyards built for the staveowners, which seek or captered well orer bendred American merchaat ves~ sels Caring the Civil War, Por this aad other violations of iH Cotred $15,500,009 In reparat ‘That woult be equivalent te $2 Dillioe tn relation to our present Cross national prodect. Now the United States itervened ers and miltarists, cquivaleet to the southern slaveowners of the rentury. Of course, the U.S mack further than the Mritiss. iy i | through bocal puppets. that tailed, the U. S. tm- Ietnase Grectly on a mas~ ale, U, S. bas offen been on the roparstions, sometimes wojustly. Mut unti! this decade the U. 5S. was always so that it could avold paying Teperalions fer tts own ravages of other people's Lives, land, aad property. Bat Umes are chancing. After the Bay of Pigs tevasioe the U.S. was compelled to pay evbetantial compeasation for damages dene to Cuba. Sortly an official claims commission will decide how much the U, 3, Government mast pay the Seminele Nation for stealing 60% of Florida from the people ina genocidal T-year war during the RFS i cH . a a temee of U.S repara- nas Will arise, What attitude shoult decent people take? ‘The allied power, including the U. 3, screed that Germany was Mable to pay $20 billion lnrepara- tions to the USSR and other victans of German imgertaiiem dering Wortt War 1, althoagh Later the U. & largely ssbotgest ying ae cut that agreement. The U.S has comanitied ualimited destructios, and the whobesale merder of ¢ivil- fans, 9 Vietnam, fast as did the Maxis in the Soviet Union, Poland uf FOR VIETNAM AT LAST A million Vietnamese People have been killed by the Americans ce by peppet forces armed and directed by the U, 5 Precioes human ives caanerer be replaced with money or goods. Yet material compensation mast be created to the survivors, Ustegthe racist stantirds of topertalism, the U, S government has paid $34 per persoe to relatives of persons Killed by its armed forces “by accident’ in so-called **friewdly areas.'* Such token paymests mea were mothing but the depravity of the U, 5, military rates, Here is u suggested standard. The U. & grants each serviceman & $10,009 life inwerance policy, for 2 token premisum of $2 yearly. ‘This may be taken asthe minireum Valve of a burnan life, Apptied to the ‘million plas tilled by U, & Imperiaiiem in Vietsam, & comes to a total of mare than $10 biltion, ‘To this ewt be added the Coles sal property damage. In 1646 I wrote: Never this war has a just settlement, the United States will hate to pay Vietnam, North and | South, ower ten billion dollars, ‘This Will not he a git, but a debt, repermions for the atrocious de- mirection ¢oeunitiod,” ‘There have been two more years of accelerated destruction, Now I would ques that to make economic amends, to pay its ject material dett to Vietnam, the United States would have to pay the amount it ts Sow spewiing im a single year striving cooquer and destroy Vietess: $20 bit THE CORSCIED jortty of the American p helping bring about the & US. agereasion is Vietnam, and the removal of all U, 5 troops from tat contry. Decent Amert- Cans ust also dermand that proper reperations be paid Bt be wot coly a matter of con- selene and morality. Let some of the workers sow Producing napalm and high explo sive bom@s, afroraft and veasels bo RIT] the Vietimese, keopthelr jobs bulldiag the macnin ore ducing the ¢omancnty , Which the Vietnamese peogie need to retretid thelr coumtry, and to wis the good Bife they have careed with their Prolonged heros strugcles. U.S. MONOPOLY CAPITAL RUSHIN 5 TO MALAYA ae iT ef Sot re T' ) . at thes» seeuthon of th falays (incloding Singapore), mprialicm bas te receat years expanded its investments In Malaya, plundering its rich re- oA rothiensty Hire in investments bas followed the signing tn 1939 of a so-called agrerment betwwrn the aad the Malean pap jo *euarantee i, ime The off refining factory built te Port Dickson, Negri Sectbilan, by » US Esso Petrofcum Company ae lxvestrment of 15 militon U.S, dollars has become the big~ gest edustrial enterpeter in Ma- laya. Th 1966 alone, this U.S, pe- company raked a net protit 300,000 U.S. dotlars by selfing petrokeum prodects in Malaya. The United States has even more | ambitiogs plane fer economic ex~ pansion fe Singapore. A spokes= | man of the so-called U.S, ‘Em basey in Singapore’ recently de~ clared that U.S, ‘private Invest~ mete” in Singapore would be tn- ¢reased three or tour times with- in two years. Al present, US Ie~ Yestment im Singapore alone is valued at 185 million Malays: dol- lars, even higher thanthetotal U.S tavestment of (9 milfion U.S, dol- lars (shout 180 million Malayan dollars) in the whole of Malaya by | the end of 1942, | The United States ts doing its | NLFBEGINS NINTH YEAR SSeserSSses cheap manpower and other faror- able conditions of Stagapare to batl4 a base for economic ageres- Oe Dec, 20 the South Vietnam National Liberation Freat (NLF)| stom there. Recently, the US. Exso was eight years off. it was founded to free Seach Vietoam from the | Petroleum Company reached an dietatorhip of the US. puppet regime, which hed been trying te wipe out all spec ied opposition ot revobe komary chements since 1954, By 1960 tees of thouweds of South Vietnamese were ie pally and agreemeet with the suthorities of i i g i coacentretion camps or had brew suumarily evecuted by the Neo| tfinery there, ieceat reports: Dinh Diem regime, whee police and army were traimed by US. aN ee ee tart “advisers.” The only crime of numerous victiam was trying te retmin | psccre s fertilizer packing factory the band they bad received during the resistance war against Freech | and a clock and wateh spare parts: colomiativ (1945-1954), Diem uved his armerd forces to seize land) factory te help damp US, prodects: and collect rent on bebalf of the former landlords Gust as Saigon forces | ts Malaya and other parts of south= still de today). The NILF was formed in reyponse fo spontancems nesis- Asia. tance (o Diem developing throughout South Vietnam. la the fiest moots NLP fighters had few anes except rudimentary handmade weapons, bet whihie sever years # formidable armed force had bres created. Many uséts were supplied entirely with captured American arms, Despite the leadership of US. “advivers,” Saipon’s forces were at the point of defeat by easly 1965. In respome the US. initiated syvtiematic bombardment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DKV) and shortly after began sending an expeditionary army to Seeth Vietnam, where Ht carried out a colonialiype war againsl the people. Roth of these US. efforts have failed. The ale artecks did not breek the will of the people in the North. And with the aid aed improved weaponry provided by the North aed the Socialist commeries, the NUF armed forces have net oaly matched every inorease in US. strength, bat have defeated cach successive US, plan for victory, During the pant year the Tet and sabvequent NLP offensives have forced the US. studeees: to regroup inte enclaves around major cithes and bases. Sn Tie rrmenth NLF veccemes con be obtaterd only by the tremendous energy of 8 tions and strikes last week to whole streggting for Mbersti m under revetetionary beadenhip. The protest the seppression of rouge against the US, tas attracted the support of all chements of the pms aradent revolt by the Gectet Population, inckading perom whe remained aloof from the find fe+|authortier. — sitance oF eves sided the French. This year the revolutionary coalition) A large-scale sistke was held was strengthened by the formation of the Alliance of Natiowal, Demo« |2Y rare thm os | crack sad Peace Forces. Comprising intelectual, profewisaal persons) PP and others, the alliance works in cooperation with the NLF, Ie receet months the NLP hay gained strength im the countryside, vace® suppression of convelidating gaim from the Tet offensive. In seme regiom, a Feval ie stedent demonstration of the tlonary admimitrafive strectere exits from the village to prontncie! | wool, bafece, | bevel, afl democenticully elected. tay | Nee The streggle bm Seeth Vieteum i part of the mational liberation strg~ 5 “ | gle of the whee Vietnamese people. whose country remains divided | At the same tine, wtitents of becauer the US prevented the Genews Agreements of 1954 free re eee, rently being carried out. Thin streggle bezan during the Freach conquest bx peo, tha university the 19th century. The first major victory was the birth of te IRV) 1 in. a cinorttion sind the dispatch derieg the Aagust revolution of 1945 wader the leadership of Ho OM bi bo Fupress the stedent Minh. The resistance agaient France begam before the DV was 2) revolt in the oniversity. More Qan moeth obd 300 stedeots of the medical school Im 1949 the Prench were suffering serious military defeats, and the angrily demonstrated againt the US. began planning to increase its ald to the Preach. which hitherto | closure of the sebeol by the re~ | had been disguined water ech programs as the Marschall plan. actionary maeneee as Sought In onder fe protcu agains the U.S, intervretion » demneastration | Meroscaily with the fascist police which were being moved into the was held it Seigow in March 1950 on the occasion of a vinit by US, echool, The studests pelted the veation, were Nguyem Hew Tho, « Saigon Lawyer, and Newyen Th pestars tes with stones, orer= inh. Roth were arrested and detaieed by the French authoriiies,| tereed teo cars and set one of Today Nguyen Hew Tho heads the presidium of the NUE central com them om fire, As armed-pigs ar mittee and Mime. Bish, a member of the central commision, is rep-| rived is greater camber, the stu- resenting the NLP im Paris, They symbedire the long resintance of the | deats were compelled to retreat } Vietmamese people to US. lmeperkalinns. into the streets, Theyereetedtar- Although negotiations may get underway soon in Paris, this dors mat aoe. ie ene) mean the fighting is over. Washington han recognized the futility of | St Ihe Geist dogs, who adwnnced te sending more Troops, but cannot bring inelf to wtop fighting. Mill dew Over 10 students were reported to Perately hoping to save something. By statcmemts amd acthors the NL) be arrested and brutalized by the has shows that it intends to keep fighting eetil Wanhington perceives! police. Sudents of the law faculty it cannot keep & single soifier on Vietmamese ferritary, K.W,| also belt @ vigorous protest rally, turer, Duilding material, dregs, condensed milk, cleansers, touth paste and baiter less Seles In Revolt Against Fascist Tyranny MADRID (Third-World Press) < lr tat to the { the dismantling iat military bases Pers tererined em ‘Mao tar Tene’s Thouhtr’ Spevehes were made at the ral! by Tehigore feertatives fr om ‘They wasimousty determination to strengiben their US.“ Security Treaty," The rally usardmousty CHAIRMAN MAO’S WORK PUBLISHED IN MEXICO MEXICO CITY (Third Wore 2 on A Spanish edition of “Chairman Mao (se-Tung en Peo. ple's War” wos Publistesd recent) OY Oe Marxint-Leoimiat Mowe of Mexeo, A pretace We the edition writtes by the movement says the main sarial contradictions vow existing Mex aly be settled threugh 2 revedetion of 2 DOW type That revolution wip taldiab OMe guvernment mnder the direciam of Be working lass and et by Oe frase tions for the Uevelpmiens sx ialisen fareefter, 0 ts 2 new demux rte Tevolution, such as that advanced by CMiman Stoo tse-Twe, the grestest crhemporsry Mar asst- Leomest’ Th Contawwes: “This e¥eat move- Meat bas also made plaie the stra~ teEy 00 the Solkowed be the process (Of the bee revolution, deat is, the Reteseay to baald © revectunary lon. However, our strecete for the abrogation of the Japan- UR “Security Treaty” apt for ins indeoendence ts a Ribera - re Mrugete, final victory will @arety telome to us -- by aay reas, meme Abost 2,000 workers of Tokyo and Keto area held a ralty also ‘with the pomsards of Sun- SeewR Token at a square of the town near the U.S, air hase af Tachikewa, The rostram red bas- Leer Live ty Ackil, peasant leader of Smagews, and peasant re Saorizuhka, China peefectare, ant trom Doarakl Brefectere, and workers’ repre. srtmtives from various places. expressed the Uatte choaely and Mrurgie for the dismanthiee of U.S. military bases aed the abrogation of the Japan. adopted a Fesolution strongly denouscing C5. Imperialism’s ageression in Asta, 22d against pecgi> of color. The peeface saye »Chairmes Mao tse-Tung aoe put govt s whole set of miititery theries the seitare uf pemer ty the revo~ | Mutbonasy people aed in wi) be POSSibie to make fevelutaon with Water Shortage INDIAN In India f | oc" insta’s Boyaseeaie aaa a] ' o NEW OBL == The armed | recieny maee De forces of the Nagy peopte, in de- REVISIONISM patty fiance of the armed suppression | [by the reactionary Indus govern- _ | ment, have ie the peat few months Adabed wel wetter sce be Mee, selsed favouratie opportunities ss ae there. India neWspEpET® reported 1 mounting reperied attacks om the enemy bred fought there beroically, | conthy shat beavy cvomghe BME th estire Westers iB " Ka jastham, esper tity tive d borcering o@ Pakistan. (On Gecemibber 12, the Nuge armed | forces im Tengnoupal ares of the ston Terrmory Manipur laeeched & surpeine atick om the wait of ARMED — j i NEW DELHI (Pas. African Press) -- The Indian Merahty “Libera tion’" peblisted ticle in its latest issue condemning the Soviet Revisions renegade cligee for betrayme the road of the Oc- tober revolution, It abo denmunced JAPANESE STUDENTS TOKYO (Third - Work Preas) ~ The patriotic Japanese stedents of Myukye University held a rally milion people, oF one third | Seis SE. were seria | affected. bs Poor peewents were forced | Feactoury Indien police, killing | the Benge renegade clique in India teave Geir villages, aed in Ge) - four armed pole aad wounding |end the Freviskeims of Initia for ber, abowt ese million Sit. Al| the arms and ammunitia | thes counter - revolstiosary | were rousing the cithes and Of the police oni re captures. | crimes, | in search of work. Masy ta early September of this year, | The article sald: “By using the ] especially ebiddren, wore the Niger armed forces iizeam= | State bine, the Soviet Hewiston~ to death. A large sumber of bush and Billed three officers of | ist tenwgade clique, beaded by | died of shortage of water and a | he Indian troops, betuding a cap- | Krusiechew aed Ms surcessors, | der, in some villages, care tain. In the mikdie of October, the 'Kosygin and Iivechaev, has re- | Of ones piled up like hills. 4 Ng Armed forces using subomatic | stored capttaiigm im the Soviet | Main ts the mam scurcect, T aps Opened heavy fire o@ 2 Union and itself practises aeo- supply. Bet all tanks and abd Gemomtration in Naha City, | patrol enit of the tection security The article stated thatthe Soctet Yoirs for coblecting uo water Gnawa prefecture last week to | force near Tungam, Moaigur. Oa | Wolce their stroag Gemand for the | October 23, the Naga armed forces. “ithirawal of the bartit 3-52 | in the vicloily of thts plare egein | bombers of the U.S. armed Pig attacked the reactionary Indian forces now statboning in Chingwa. | police sorces j Fothowing the explosion of a | my Chbet-wd- stat! Kum DS? shortly atter taking off trom m harriediy resked to the Kadena tase in Cktmiea base Mtal of Negalasd, on Feonth which resulted in injuring | Nowssber 7 to meh. Thiges ¢ ots Ja wumber of local Seeks and | 4Or suppeensive mutsures. it wis e Uielr howses, anctheric= | revealed that ta mit-Nuvemier the a place in the same base reactionary iedun pweremnent K ahen cae Of tho B-52 | sent large mumters of tawope te bombers made anemergency Wnd= | Nagaland frum the « Ueary Centers | ing after & takes off, for Aw Mate. Ine reactionary Purtces ower t Tevistonist renegade elique’s Be | Grins up. Under the ruthiess exe vasion of Czechoslovakia conta. tiation by the resetionsry: fi Wvely proves that this elique has | ae the people could net [degenerated ito sockal-ftaseism 10 dig enough wells fy the Sad soc ial= ingwr ta! bom,'* Jaisalmer district, 200,000 ope Te sae This revisiowist rene- Beeled about 100 tetewetis, sate clique is the sworn eeemy | Galy received 10 working © Rot Only ef the Soviet working peo- | They tad t stare their rat) ple, but of ail the workers ad | wah sheer cattle, whieh they orptessed sations of the werid | ceived on iternate Int deding the ledias people.” Food rations for the people ts The artivbe desuunced the knee | the drowght-strickes areas belt remegade clique and the revision far short of demand. The | Mts Of tndts Sor stabboraly opp0e- | princely farmilies, though hadltene ing the seth of the Nazalart aree stocks of foxt-grains and er. ; Bchdeck, aout | Indian government alse 4 DAPd (ed revolution. It xa sd GetaMerthe | o. aig ihe big landiards and: fa. three bendred stedents of Hyukys |10 sttotage the yey te NOCR | ewentsets Fongress of te CPSU, | ory, Wus the Relp ef the lees University held & rally ia front | people, & even prowked srmed iihey Rave openly renounced the Sureauerats they sold foxdgram f US. Civil Administration in | conflict among them i an attempt | path of the October revolution, the ’ Naha City 60 express their de | to @Qenh Ue strugele rwsolutely | armed stivegie, itdrawalod [5-SSbomters | The Nagas hastoor great enm ty | from <2. 4.4 the dismantling [and ttred aesinst the fedisn te jor TAMU TY bases inthe island, | aCtioderses, Pos SOS the re |. High after the rally, the studeses jRetioniry Dede troops anc police (Sage a demonstration, marching [have fre nally eee ned the im high spurite to the ie US, Mage people, compelling em to military base, They shouted such (22 itto the foreses son take up V8, slogans Withdraw [ATMA for sell-defesse. Now tne me [Nace “STe tre their eo- ft ‘Seach the EN-US, Gee |OpeAtiON with the Mittos, Kakis verity Treaty’ ~, Merging with jad other aberotities, ans te | another group of pecote Gemom. | RTRUERNY Giting with the Tevulu- Mating is fromt of the tase, they |ORTY Peasants in Last Wrdia etes comtrened the crimes cotmitied |S4¥0 Fisen at high peices to make flames Of theis protits from the mibery of People. The reuctionsry indian ment forced ihe peopte, ti of bungey people, teclusing tod small children were fo belld military roads, treated cruelly by fo. Were withheld for Diseases were bik Of the starvation 9. ; | The reactionary indian | Provided ao medical facil the | the people, They even | terminstion t gath of violent revelution, sd | for the have town Eryine their etmost to! lead the indisa Tevolilonary pro. | { ble astray byadtvocating the peace ful “par damectary reed’, h sabd that the Dasge renegade aod the revixiomist of India have Openly stood on te site of the | Gementic reactionaries, the Svviet _ Hew ipdonast © «tl and | [tic U.S tmpertahices, 4 | Gepenermtes into the Funning dogs of US. Imperaiiom and Soviet revisionism and lacheys of big Inétian lacdtords pein reactive > anf Dour. j In Seagarh, » Lapel | - ae yj. | SrOtsle. The rising tide of tho h- fected areas, @ vi np gid TA tana place, oe — The Neca ant Yevial tans. | dian pe uben Hl sweep thees | Sas deaper ately looking tor a doce” 10 ote | i“ 5 expan Prcarbage or," jdeots threw the U.S. and Japanese | Sale of their armel struged Sey aye ate. houyrer widety for to cure her sik Sour cay (hey may now fa inst the | old chiki. A goversiment acinar il Hee aces Dies tate 2 panic, |2e0ling iocroasingiy vague | pearan strugaie awd Staleet soe | Telused t let ben bring the child The liter sent out stoct five |230™S Bt the Idan Feactiousries. | esstict China. } near him madred armed pedicemen ti rea- saly sUEpeSS the dem: rs. Rzavi the peew jawpprvss joe, the skudents storaed | the tase several times aed fowghs | bravely with the police, feity guile ty Bao tee Tung’ s Thought, Cottemporary Marvtsm- +] Letinises, the necessity tw fore an watensive wasted frost of ait the | I peceie under the dixection of the [Proletarmt amt the secessity to | Meech & people's war.’ | B gees om: mit is necessar Jestabeish secid tases ot wapport the countryside is order 00 Bat the enemy where itedomsaation isthe | Weakest.’* “it bs necessary tocre- “jate a powerty) poorte's army by [| Telying 00 the reve cheery pea. | Sans, Corry ost am Jere rian rev halos aad untold Cerrilla wartre | & order to cecupy the rural areas | [first eackrese the Cities and then | take Ge cities,”" at adds, The prefice stresses cent eaperioaces «¢ the armed muggic wm cur coustry and i | Many etter Lativ-Amerxta cou- jUdes tave proved Gat a handful j {ss people Whing up arms iy the Th re= | a“ Pais Are not sufficient to | Bchiewe triumph in the ¢ 0m. iS Aetessary to apply such | rxist - Lenwiist princigtes os that the peopde are midive force | i the making of history, Oot wea. | POMS Ofe an important Metor bat the Gecisive factor ix the people, md that the revolt at) or isa WAT Of the i Meaukewaged | Oey OF Mobilizing the masse and | relying on thoes. these theories. Without | = ~ Lenisism, Mao tne | Tiemgit, the never be courary.”" ois tise and | oe im any PAGE 8 THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY. JAN. lnes ZAMBIA VILLAGE GUINNEAN BOMBED BY PRESIDENT Tae ale slivggie we 900 US AIR- CRAFT DOWNED KHANG K “TANZANIA CELEBRATES TTH ANNIVERSARY OF INDEPENDENCE Press) r an poople + m0 er Fir ant Pre : CONGOLESE : PATRIOTS eee IN ARMED = STRUGGLE ~ CAMBODIA PROTESTS ate Le ae THAI RADIO EXPO THAILAND, res w Press) -- Tahoe, o * radio, in am article te December 13, expewed U.S, {m- Pertabist sgeression against the Contre’ of Thailand, ant called Epon the Thal people to persevere te thelr armed strugele to over~ throw the reactiomary rule of the UA-Thasom eliza, ‘The article said that the Wetted Sates Bet coneleded a so-called AgTeetmret on + economic andtreh- nical amsivtance’™ with the reac. thenary efiger of Thadland solety for the purpese of covering up the nature of the ageressors aed trations. As AP. report adudited that 89% of the U5 reconomic and technical aecistames! etren to the trattoreus: Tdancm eleqee + as warmarins for the suppresstoe of the patriotic Thai peopir, The U.S, “economic ald” ts inexeenee & Delp to Me Thanom clique to Mbp res the Ereplr soas to bolder the resetionsry rate of this U.s, lackey, At the same time, Mt was Sites at perpetuating the U.3, oc« Cupstion of Thailand and teraing i into & sew colony, ‘The article comtineet: through the Gapstch of advice, “experts? to Thailand, the U,3, imperialism fas already com. Krolted the affairs of the comury, Puppet “Prime Minister Thancm KittiLackorn reveated that ts toes alone, UA. tpertalivm sent $12 so-called experts to Thailans, The Thanem-Praphes <liwwe forms- bated its polletes in scec With the dictate of " mpptession of tb veloping patrieisc armed strench xe Peo jeive cally lessons a 7 PAGE 0 THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. 4. 1569 ; MOBIL SCHOOL A primary school set up by the POOF And bower -ikhdie pow sarts of ® production brignée deep ip the mountains of Hopei Proviece has [played 2 big role te peomotitg Universal Primary Sehew! Ede Ucation ane in Le ining SOLtAy see Cosmore te the proketarae revole- tomury couse The Tayisgtte protxthe brigece set up a primary eh in 1904, bet within six mocths it Was closed Gown by the cap- }Malis-cveders m the coumy and diatrect om the pretent that it | brregulas. The prodection bragadk in Levaping County consivis of 173 hemeehoids living wm 1) and Other scattered joe | Ma 1966 they wet up & school am eh they Studied 300 applied the OugMs Of Chairman Sao. bet tis | 2S Dot enomgh. This only made it | poseiite for fortyor more stedents of coe team to lear. There were ether Wwams *ho Lived too fr Often OFer mourns who needed [tO te teaght that cowadn'l come to j the setoot, The pie decided to have a | Fevolutiona ry sehoot Schoo! WUEAT Come to the stute inatead of the students coming 4 Ube sctood, Two tenehers tray | from tet to team over mcun= tales, carrying ama)i biack jin the summer and the wi hommes, Cee teacher visits seven vil PEOS aed some scemered t hetds each day, beac en, Aaothet goes tk < tenches 04 Tenth, ponte end terme ptr aad leerr mule prevents of Songs Primary Schon! Yenghes Conny, Unmmning Peteinen, ermmuny the vevinienn! bom om echaation The steal which mom by the femmntr pkey wad wane middle pement. Im shee lay ceebihomed ie 1064 Intend Cheam thes prateteren Ive 9 ebveran b ham ail alan sewed puulenerism palsies and he lene pee mend emer me pete ents ont greta St meet et ae late onl Coon emvnriny gmat pepalety Meet af the Af the am age tnd on Wh tae preduertane mn gads miner the whine! m lenehed here entword the vihaat FRENCH FINANCIAL SITUATION DETERIORATES SHARPLY ~ Mente Redunanene Paling Of the That prog? id deterionari 7 - Reater repert, ii finance term 2 miles Us tecert terrific terce, tn font t f the tr “economic ab?’ civen te Thatlend + bectic i 4 gold fr uct mw ‘ by OR Imperialism tact year ark which is com tabbe bit the enain fi tram © West Cern Wath eutoeded 35 gxlTice dollars | Costees in Weet forope and United Scaves. The fran ! Copimalice ing their etm eh of France ted te bear upon France for 4 devahnaton he franc so as to tid in Were speed on « inthe | Grassically below the bewest cfficiel rate. The > polled teree, it divguae of plageh armgwe of cok ape foretion exchange te buy the the presers stor: of isis. The Preech rulicg circles 4 Supplying money sad weegees, to" prep up ite pestetie te a Bittle mere this a week, the Withstion more caificukr than before, z CA ar kien fovtrocted the a onah perenament: fost about $400 million US, 4oture worth of ls order to calcuable political lostee” that wtll Thanem clique to form ) gold foretgn excbance, ¢eutvalest to 4 quarter of its total geld from devaloatic tht Freack rulieg circles are te “Svillage security force to | and foreign exchange reser s. The crisis cf the truce tes not onty in for more tere ert strogcle with other malar eap massacre the Thal peopte, Local | made the Frenet ruling circles panicky, bur hes ales dere: Oreught Coamerton tr an attempe to sheft the ruthless extortts from thee Omielals of thts clique, from pro- | Sout 4 sew store: of financial crisis 14 the pitelise work’, throw- people, r Hors, Gistrict magise | ing it into winter cocfesion, ie his television speech on the ert trates down to village chieftains, ! ‘The present currency crisis in Prance ip the rence of the farther M,F Tench presie, eh Dee Galle 5 read or have isdercone anti-comermist | deterioration of Ks finan ial sed cconamir « " cf the franc om Nowember Gow the requese of the Unined ion, The sure hy Bris. od West G a . a ‘ Crating CHber in the Uniteastates | Pore than 1Omilen Freachi workers last Mity an? foo, i tastionia’ as that the Gevelonrien tease ac ones pelle tae or wader US, ““advivors”” tn Tht}. | eat. severe Slow at the capitalise ecoromy in Prasce, creatly whe hawe wagered of cur dectire’ At the eecee tinted french band. The US, Central Intett f the Breach fras-, Fres:ieut indicated thit 4 host of meatures woul be adepted to frase Ageecy bas controlled al teat | Ihe past six meaths oe More hat found France's induserial pep- the cétficulties onto the French working le. He alse prechsimed teRigenee intor mation om uction ssagniee, its tuber of unemployed risi . kee commodity Out “oecessary measures” wookd be {ote oe Le 1 ira tclepolted out Dat ster | Prices soaring, its fovetgn trode and firarcial defeaartesniy rece slsuicce of the workers, peasants and sredesrs und rer et ee + ten ranantls ef U.S. tmperial~ | ing and tts gold an foreign exctunge bosing te eve onncen "all agitation’ aad demorstrations, all tomes pn one tpi tem Thailand bas completely lost | wes precisely is these circumetinces trot the confidence of the Whea sutmétring bis “ousterine’ prone, aod precesaions it its © sd sovervignity | western fisancial circies in the French economy ebbed constentn assembly on November 26° pei o inioaar iam $78 and become a new colony of 0.3, | thereby greatly aggravating the crisis of the franc. Murville indicated pn chat the Proech pen aael pil. 5 ster Uists. Ths le a monstrous | ic the past few months. the Preach goverrecae: has resorted to bo underge meee Fie ame rence People wouks be crime committed by the US. = | Overy contereibte means to emricate ire i trom the crave ecenemic x becresse of more than 2 Sco =illioa” treat, Gn Thanom eliqee, dhiticulties, esvecially to improve its foreign exchange, so ss to Mast rattan oe francs. the relat cheoricity and pas rates aed rallway ¢ “| is asd ra y fares and the freezing workers” wages, * ri ange, The That peothe are detere | seabitize the frase, At she endef May, announced a foreipn ex- “ 1 famine of May. mained to respawd to the eall of | excerding 50 pee Lee af Pee Fererves af the As all the impertalist cou ies « 9 ‘s é pp hele Serve bapaanete saat . couneri ire now in a grave crisis, the pe Come ; phelory) oe - wap sah. poe hey muures taken By the French ruling circles ota of desperation can ’ train les, oly further aogeravace France's potiical-cconomic crisis, The war 80 a8 10 drive out the U.S | sivel predicts and aw 1 subsiGire exports deepce ob. wW Pagciee bate OVERTHRG } jecticas fram other ¢ Furapean commries and the Usted Stases, Hebe att pee pets ad palennd out that the series of * th “ ATORIAL, Fitz | Mowever, there was Stil! no iieProvenene ie les foreige trade. Free mouke the picture of 4 er He | oat ee erate wrowld undies ye pg Awe wtsch has wserped May to October, the trade deficit went above $2? millios dollars, Rett and soaring aunast Industial production, hage user Power and brought misery to Meanwhile, the meature to Stimuleie production by more g French peuple. i Prices in Prapge'e se. tt admitted rhag the propie, ami to set up a really | mest investinee hee Sreught about mouting financial de slerm lage they wet ene 3 indepeadert, corsctratic sew Thal | anther spiral of inflation asd soaring prices. Prasce’s fiaaacial M dase May amd Jute land urter oe Of the | Mefice mis year ba aty 0.500 TH Struggle to deal 4 > : wre ZEN MS year has alroatty reached 10: ‘ orn, The rise Menupody capitalise ¢ way ay mney a ARABS PROTEST U.N. PART ITALIANS EXPERIENCE NEW AWAKENING CARO (Pan. African Presa) =< senetetto on th . tee Iraqt sewn agency aed the to tne Partitionlng a _ las a Federation recent. then aoe eae a : Protest inst the rosotut . ROME Otstehea Cor Hen Of the mass movement trices Bodo ioe ot ee ae 3 - ‘ of 30-Called partitioning of Pal er pane Mory- spread to the wis! wcoumtry, Cate Itine termed Chroust the ted wack other, the movemerts of the Jean, Recently fey Inioek 1 < eden a mieed Oe. They bad re “ar to ae § stedvats, worters seifarmirsare new wave f vast sireagle onc hla hee aid Rake. Te WPtO~ represent: 4 is Yai eae: the Arab Lanyere’ Federes ~~ ° sweeping Mike rating waven serass © wore and more asiversiites ant | ful sot ‘ n of ‘oe slans"* which meast ‘oth pe Ar ss =n a a Fleverty’ Magh school ante othe East surremter to thes Shosid tave no (aston the iasue. They s c . ee rialiet r ! . Fe Fecmaing atthe reactionary rulect therasctves into thetigsi. scores, | mats, dace coed ae, that the inal scherong Snduhiesenahtedtne ited Nations, ‘ se nemspely capitist class, This of Malian elites, cuany walv-rsdice ed by the ‘ D peeks. nat €amestors to Wietate ie ee The Arab poeste, the statement lores Chaat thee Ah we Palestinian people of ines be the Live wy . aascontretictions and hich sehool were led by | through an armed liber st . the Palestitian people ans «mt os, were increasingly €er= { Je Wht country ore fast sharpening the striking students te toremter | rte, Mritionsirec. pluader the we althof Palestine” “® {ain from day to doy thot tereet 4 anf that the Ra linc people whoha ve art December. Thousands of sto. A Commentary pebtishe:t The Palestin pan say “yal was using the Uelted Nations and a SB Slerioas etlefascist tradition dents again ast again bid mas- | trax we ateney a th stressed, could son, "* envoy,” Jarring, to susie afr te 8 state of ned awak sive demearsirations aml eeraend | sider the Peseetel — Y Fesotetions of theta; *t# Semandas and to consolidate its F) Progressive Malian ot in blondy battles with the police | seecrit council's unjust tote’ mel Hts secur CUAL ION of Ue Aral Bande haw stood at the foretrose who called oxt te suppres m | tions and Jarrine’. ( ~ rome om deat - Stressing the mecessity to fib ' SEINE Fevolutioasry wars move- The berolc ami stubborn strucgis | sm memes Of the tennions Sor could je pees Fae the oncunded Arab teed, the 7 J mont, Their stracg ainst Of the Nalianstudntshas rendered | conspiracion annie. 'e rtalist Dell red = statement duelared: ¢ The only ' Gecadent captalisteducationniand & streag support to and for arate, Our b A og be te sttafs Nera pg ts sorkal ayet aod ageiowt the tometed the Malisn wx re determined wohl trugele whick the Pale ? j tued to Grow tae ich Ow Palesting peactiomary asthorit aperese farmer's movements. ] wastegeger hate tee Furrrillss are eareying out agai oree the Zhontst aggression and Bsraeth PAGE LL THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN BLACK NIGERIANS WARN PIG rem ce KENNEDY, WHITE CAPITALIST =»: day. This textile centre has bee Dull With Chinese assistance ander (EDITOR'S NOTH: This article ts reg A from the SUNDAY POST the Metory of the current Wigertan crisis will record the name . m qconoense abt ts LAGOS, NIGERIA.) of Rtward Keraedy ax one of the most tragically iroeical ¢ een Stabe ‘ * inthis country’s re wit the United States of smeriee, The Ceremony was attended by Or how «lee Go we expl recent sctivities te ectecetion with ime Minister Uediey Sea- Se ciel war? As a8 Catholic of the misguided school. be | scayske M. Jayewickrems, Min- So Mr. Etward Kesaedy, beother of the monumental John Kerned 5 rallies support for the (CIA) coctrolled International Charitable ster of Public Works, Post ant late President of the USA, plans to visit Uswahia, the last of the Orgiaization CARr: im thetr clattestine promotion of the re- | yeieviske communications: A. bealghted and tottering cftadets of the Nigerian rebels of the Coatral bellion. Karwneratne, Mistsler of Secial i Eastern State (Biafra)? So this youngest ant Only werviving brother porasion ft Nigeria by rallying suppert for an Service £. L, B. Burulle, Min- arotion of America apparently dedicat Of Afrien through active support for ¢ beloved black African brothers ~ shoot every honky that SLACK POWER .... 6 to the dismemberment © Nigerian retels, Trely, friendship between Ge peoples of bina aad Coy? be Integrity of your of Abraham Ltecoly's pro-negro martyr, intends to carry bis fully knowing the impiieations ef such | ister of Commeskathoes HM. M. months Old anti-Nigerian (tlsck) campaien right into Nigerian Federal Military Government. Mr. Kennedy eneages | ¢, R, Beligummans, paritamentary territory? We of the SUNDAY Post Save been hard pet be per~ in these and many other activities ender the cuise of a herual« secretary to the Minkstry of home suading ourselves to disbelieve this tatest Inteliigvece about the tartan concern for the alleged suffertn opie in the rebet attics, and P.M, PB, be Sites, atics of a Keneedy, For the very name of Kenedy bas ta the held areas, fut, lite many nosy Ameri y) capitalist o¢ digector of small tedustries sad last few oars developed into one of the symbols of all that is as type, this Kenaety brother dors mot seom to accept the fact that Furni development. mobbe and edifying t= the cordial and harmonious relations between ity mest begin at hone. High in his own buck yard te the states, ist Veb-shene, charge d’af- She white races of the Western world ant the black peoples of poverty-stricken and politicalty incapacitated blacks are crying | ¢sires ad jeterioy of the CRMES® P Africa, Ro bas beem the boarding om which the U 5, Intermatios Of the heavens for all the charity aed symoathy that the Kemmety's Embassy in Ceylon, was Service ts Nigeria has posted many of its gimmicks of pubticity ant Usts felbows can muster. Iut rather than follow the advice | preseet Sed pablic relations for tts home gowernmert. During this period, of Tooker Washington and east his bucket where he ts, be serena in bis speech, Senmeyake tasked the mage of racist America has been wubstactially enmanced in this more amtious to disble im our civil war by Cying {legally into | the Chinese government for ils country, thanks to the house-hold by word Into which the name rebel held terrilory over the Nigerian skies, against wareing of | pelp in buibding this temtBecentre. Kennedy has crows the Federal Gevernment and the Nigerian Air Force, The SUNDAY | jo said that a cumber of teatil tat we realize thet friends today can be cocms eorrew, Edward will have second thoughts about this; otherwise | centres of the same kind had Lees Gthe devil, honky, pig bast always been the back enemy) de- t % aly run the grave risk of going the way of his late | built in Ceylca with Ceyton-China Petting on the motives and chjecttves of men and nations. And 50 brothers, tet he will have succeeded destroy through afew | frieianig. M Das turned owt that one Keanedy, of all the capitalist famities Ul-advised actions and witerances, af! the gooteill his family Hsi Yeb Sheng said: we would aad tstersational tyocors & that coantry, has become beader of that and couvtry have labored for etld tn biack Nigeria, - - - | make every effort bo strengthen the | NORTH VIETNAMESE Flunkey & Master Will Share Grave SAO ae er men pushed through the area pur- weing North Vietnamese soldiers,” feats a rrecet commaniqe from the US First Cavalry Division, wthey ecovered a bunker com- — wrich was guarded by orv- etal ples.’ tied Smagit| "AS the troops brake thr ose SAYS “PROP ° MATL Y PEKING (Third World Pretm)-- jeranese miliaris forces parere reactionaries have aiso af the same tine The “Poopte’s Dally’ published am ture, the Japanese reactionities teen zealousiy exporting weapeas,. eecasion Of the 0 article by a lighter of the Chinese. actively serve the US.impertalist indestrial & cvol arms peo- reform centesary” to Ulstanthy| O@ Undertrwsh, Qe pigs squeated prople’s liberation army, estitied policy of ager we Asie by duction and various War materiais progugate what A called fhe} Wateing the North Wietsamese “Fieskey Will Only End Up in The compietixg the act neat Of to scuth Korea, Thasland, the Phil- Motheriand’’, ete, this cleanly) S°)4its. At the first mqueal, the Gime Grave Ag iis Master". The Casa. Aer coming oftice and the Chiang KaieShek shows thatthe. oo Uitarits | *Ually surprises Americans article reeds &8 folicws, doer years ago, the Saco govern- rang fe ressing the aro stil) tedelgi , the food | Opemed fire, killing teo pigs, The Under the wig ofS, tmperial- ment Jost £0 time i mapping < ism, the Japanese reactionaries the led Expense Plaa™ which have been putting the ecosomy o d teen made according | of the dreamof “greater bast Asma coe | North Vietaamese soldiers ardine prosperity sptere’* of the past, TeMmaltiing Sigs eecap-y They are tuilofageressive designs) Leaks Uke Uncle Mo's toms ick tempo war footing, thus Jesanese- unit eetk, topeg to re | Meows where it's at as far 1s pies eleratiog that all-round revival the tot) military expends over Aste once agaig | St® Cocerned, Of Jaganese militarism. Thelwar- yvisaged in the third pla amer t per elism. a geols mper “Mainchi Shir to the sum tWotelof Japan's ReLOTY Wild not repeat a x revealed that between Apeil and speatuig is re current of the workd . 4 of Japanese mi jon bad Saete covers . the pecple of & vid are und + pared +k the corresy a: Viet people, & ev acer e in 0 peri est year, This shOWS eager; the US. forces i . ra, the ramgancy of Jaza eactOh of aggression as Viet Nam withall strength th ( the stam lyese 5x the Chae ‘ Hsintus) =~ The repees by Eisaku Satoamdhis aye - armed for Jaye ve people erask are | Great beater Chairman Mao's beile IR and Geserves scrbuus altenth palm bombs, toxb wale ated itarist ta ely f ‘ ll ageresat ant ¥ alton gue rn ot te per * the . tering t a : peri mv iat OL” Was Fecemtly tramnlated tnt evolut war aakea i : tra - periait « aon ar action | Siahade and pw od by the deer tesor LTvOp Chiss the target nt They , * subtisher is Colomte ae ‘ ' 2 t rob . the Jagn - ‘t ‘ = Lariier, another brilliant work wa t,o ‘ ; poy tite heir ' dior Ast y chairmes Mao, “the quese t as ' apa au ] " N ive for the | Of indepe and ikMtive with. tare Jay ‘ gee ame f Y mt t fort i inportahy Mm the © 1 was trans. . Ast, Ue inger ‘Viet Nam, the a ‘ 7 p t lated txt mblished by in tas ' ingest me Tih a _vier =. ve Penn (guoy heres yooese people. d reek Tae SAAR PATE STINE ban A 1A oe Th FAAS RO OOO ome — YEAR OF THE PANTHER 1969 is the year of the Panther. This statement should not be misconstrued to mean that 1969 is the only year that will belong to the Panther, The statement is intended to affirm that 1969 is the year that the Black Panther Party will demonstrate its dominance in the sphere of revolutionary politics The statement is not based on subjective analysis, hut on objective realities The undeniable truth of the statement that "1969 vear of the Panther.” can be best seen by re ving the dynamic rise of the Black Panther { Party despite the despotic attempts of the establish f pt ment to suppress the Party's move to liberate Black re GE REY MAW people. The Black Panther Party cannot be sup- pressed by the establishment and its racist pigs because the Party exists by the will of the peoph id as Huey P. Newton has said, “The will of the people is greater than the man’s technology — Pe ee Oe Oe Sem ) THE GLOCK PROTEER * som mN Ie Remember < Brother = Malcolm & Ootober, 1966 to May, 907 ‘The Mleck Pasther Party started armed patrois in the tack com- munity and, as a reault of weir activities, were subjected te con- tineces Rarassment by the pigs. May 3, 167 Thirty members of the Mtack Pan- ther Party carried firearms tosac- ramento, The brothers carried their weapces into the Capitol to protest the state ansemtiy’ s attempt to pass @ Dell Uefringieg epee ihe Panthers righ to bear arms as guaranteed by the 2nd amendment to the C onstity- the, May 23,1907 Chairman Dotty Sealewas arres- “" ted and charged with an obecere law making NM a crime to possess & weapee in the vicinity of a jail The law Gated tack to the ihoo’s. HUEY October 28, 1987 ory P. Newtoe was wounded and arrested following @ shooting inci- Gent in Caklard, One pig died asa fewslt of the shooting and anther was wounded, January 16, 1908 At 3,30 am, Sam Franctsco pigs broke dows door of Eldridge apartment at 850 Cak @., San Francisco, and searched the ap- artmest--withowt a warrant, Eid- ridge, his wife Kathleen, anc Parther Revobetionary Artist Emory Dowglas Were Srewent, February 5, 1968 At 1:00 am, a Panther aed his girl- frieed were arrested for*disturting the peace,” afier a rally at which Dr, Spock spoke, They were beaten tn jal, February i7, 1968 A *Vree Moey* rally was bebd at the Cakland Avditortem on Huey's Mirthday, The rally was an vst- standing success, altended by over 5,000 Feople. Eldridge Cleaver was the master of ceremceles, Febreary 4, 18 Pasther Jimmy Charley appro- ached a pig eho was in Ge act of assaulting a black persce, and ques- toned the officer, ihe was promptly Arrested and charged with* resisting arrest.” February 25, ses At 3:90 am pigs broke down the Betty and Ms wite, Artie, bed asleep, There was po warrant, ‘The pies salt they were acting on a BOBBY complaint indicating Lothy in & vague ‘conspiracy to commit mur- der* charge, wiich was promptly dropped ter lack of evidence, Shut- Cu toting pigs confiscated weapoes and arrested Mr, ané Mrs. Seale. Four ether Panthers, in & car pear by, were also arrested a short time later, aod charged with misdemess~ ore. Third & fourth weeks of February, ins A rash of arrests of Diack mew, either in the Panthers or identified eh them. One of the incidents teok place in front of the Natural shop c@ Gas Patio &, is Cabland, This incidect happened when the plas mopped the car of a black youth oF a8 alleged traffic vielatian in front Of the shop. The pig pulled the youth from the car, threw him against he car door and teat him brutally. About ten Panthers and their asso- cates gathered aroend toprotest and arrested. Ths rash ofarreste coincided with the visit of Stokely Carmichael to the Day Area, April 3, 1968 The pigs entered Father Neils church in Oakland where the Pas- thers were heiding a merting, A thack youth associated with the Pas- thers (bet not authorized by her to & gun) was, according to , Grusk and waving a ceo the church The ptas surroended the church and entered it, atowt twelve of them, with 12 qauce shotgens held in frost ofthem im a threatening manner. They were arcompanied, inexplicably, by a white Catholic priest and a black clergyman, tcth frdm COukland David Hilitard came out of the sanct UETy and refused to allow police to enter the sanctuary, Upco seeing Hilliard, the pigs lowered their cans and cast thelr eyes aboct, looking for someone ele, The Panthers are convinced they were looking for Bothy Seale. LIL BOBBY MURDERED April 6, 1968 Several Panthers in cars tn weet Oakland on Saturday night, Apetl 6, were approaches by two pigs and menaced with guns, When the Pan- thera tried to Cefend themselves, shooting begat, and the Pambers Tae into a nearby Rowse. After about 90 mieutes of stoxsing by some % members of the Oskland pig de- partment, who set fire to the Bouse ané ‘illed it with tear gas, te Pasthers were forced to surrender, With Soodlights covering the house, Hoty Mette walk ovt with Ais haeds up. Somecne yelled that he had & gum and he was shot, He Was pet armed; mo gun was found anywhere sear Bb Edtridge Cleaver, wounted leg, aad eyes tadly turned by came cut. be total, were arrested, Fr National Captake Davee ny plas Were wounded slightly. April 9, Lea Panther women were Oakland in a car put- sters announcing the ean y Seale for Assem- Peace and Freed Fags with shotguns eee their car and seare it --without rotate cause, Through out the day, patre circled the Newton-Seale camp quarters, Sam Napter Panthers were p by the ples from putting up ca: paign posters. The pics tave bee spotted by Oakland resicents tear- ing Gown Newloe- Seale posters, April 13, 1008 Four members of the Mack Pas~ ther party were returaing from Dobby Wetlce’s funeral “hen they were arrested co suspl ica of rot bery. co Mt was Friday, they were to be hept over the weekend before they could ty arraigned. This is @ typleal procedure means Giree cays cot stead of oversight before a co appearance, The rettery took place on Monday. Ferthermore the rob- bery car was ¢rives by coe persce with one passenger, Four people were arrested Friday. The car was in Ge shop telng repaired at the time of the alleged rottery. On Sutday, after a weekead of work by Attorney Alex Hoffman, the *Sus- pects" were released--they could mt be identifies as having evens remcte commection with the alleged robbery. When arrested they were macet; they were taken In with traen cums. se May 1, 1968 A sixteen year old girl was ar- resteé fer extortion for selling Nosy buttons June §, 1968 jail, Chairman Dotty was sentenced te three years protetion. Jane 12, 1968 Eldriage Cleaver was released from Vacaville prison where te had been held as @ political pris- over. July 13, 1968 BUEY NEWTON was charged with mercer, Judge Friedman dested &@ metion to strike a prior conviction of assault with & deadly weapen afer MULY bad pleaded seltede- femse. WUEY PP. NEWTON'S at 4 Charles KH. Garry, wert to the eae District Court of Appeal for & rigM to dismiss the prior convite thon, It was denied, Jehy 15, 1948 & July 16, iste More than 6,000 peopte care out in support of Heey Newton at Bs trial. There were shouts of FREE HUEY, BLACK & BEAUTIFUL SET OUR WARKION E and me the feelings of the people that HUEY should be set tree. The crowd was so enormous and the chasts so thundering that re shoyees te the bellding found it difMicult to concentrate, July 17, 1968 MUEY P. NEWTON took the stand for the first time tm hts ow deter tet caly to way that be is a pauper. That he has so money and ca afford to haveeegtefiown tre { town to testify at his trial perpose of the testimeay was to make it possttée for Carry to submit two affidavits from eas. tern doctors Gat testified te the fact that certain persote should not be allowed to serve on the jury of brother HUEY P. NEWTON, HUEY took the stand and said that be was 2 pauper that be did not have a biscuit or a dime, that hedid not have access to the HUEY P, NEWTON DEFENSE FUND, that he @id ot know croch about it tat if Gey would perm Mim to be free for a couple of days be could Investigate. Daly 18, 1968 Garry motioned that the jury for NUEV'S trial stoutd be selected from Mis peers. He motioned that the pane] in witch they were going to select HUEY'S jury be dismis- sed, He called a rember of wit- Beases to the stand bo testify. August 16, 18 Yesterday three Black Pambers were Lidtapped by pigs of several nations & Meaieo City as they tried we fly to Cube. The three DAVID were David Militard, National Cap- tain; Ceorge Murray, Minister of Education, etd Lantos Williams, a brother beirg trained tor capeats. Awgust 16, 1968 Chairman Dotty Seale and Capt. ain David Hilliard of the Mack Panther Party were In CBicago speaking to crowds of $,000 across the street from the Democratic Convertion, Awgust 17, 1068 Communications Secretary of the Black Paster Party Kathiees Clea- ver was refused the righ to emer Japaa, - KATHLEEN The fal he pte: mweOts by attorneys tn MUEY'S trial today Attorney Charles Garry sass that the trial of HUEY was a ctarotical at. tempt to put an inrocent man ta the as chamber or jal, September A, 1068 Black Panther Minister of Def- ease MUEY P. NEWTON was con- victed of voluntary manslaughter, Septemte 1908 HUEY PP. ON was sestenced to 2 to 15 years in state prison and removed from Oakland in five mine utes. Judge Friedman refused all 7 7 eranting & mistrial of VEY ELDIMDGE CLEA. VERS parobe was revoked. His pa- role was revoked the day that the Seatence came down on HUEY P, NEWTON as & measure to try and keep him from ongandzing anyore to act against the court's decision, a. PAGE 1S THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. 4, tse8 ’ Our h Minister THER PARTY, in one of his memorable lic addresses stated a ver imple fact, the people of the Black co é Overlooking: “It’s time Black people have bec¢ sme aWare that progre _—- Cetober b, 1968 7 + to use the word loosely--has been made. me ee rn through or by the efforts of the oppressing mo- CLEAVES t ther country 0S Give any lectures on an) and by the ¢« wees, Of Course since the students at UC. made it kmcen tat ¢ ry political groups such amted BLL iix to beet * are - =, wy Sub atthe remarkoaedety ns \NTHER PARTY, ROWALD REAGAN, ELDRIDGE sa thal be would give tre ot Edy ider ver has tox | just to spite teagan ask etter wae caus bearing adea at the cir Dy Becton capes in | time, ¢ t : | te the court H court appears . =) vatwtnonar rea botize is ; ; . t Mice wa ' tod the Nowember 15, 19¢8 Mack Panther Party commence | ite rational retreat fh if sisters trom all ct Berketes to receive and inetructions f Office and to *imtes alll ack Panthers Minister of information KI. « fps DHEIDGE CLEAVER defied the on. a 1 photograph ay by tatidshos ent thelr piggise and RIN hic golf bmp turn to prison Ruth- ¢ Uarion Baruch and Pirkle Hones famber of Diack Paathers, fhe Hemteptertc Conference on Vieteam tm Moetreal, Camada, The participation of the Panthers ie the Conference turned cut to be ‘Whe determining factor in whether or Met the delegates passed a resol- ‘Wiis © support of Mationa) Liber. a - | los Preet (N1.F), CULA deYoung ¢ Ueme Bothy Seale todd the Hemispterte ~ - ‘Conderwece to Ent the War tp Viet Bam tut the BLACK PANTHER ARTY Was formed to resist police in otsy ao ‘an weve. San Francisco .G ali} fornia ‘Bamese people wery rextating U. = riakist aggression--ty violence | Ml cecessary! r WES January F { Ausewnt oor Gate. Paré December 35, 1968-Jareary 1, 1909 Panthers make resolution; To “Settings and intensify the struggle. eview ls the pig attack cn etd Alicty’s re- fury tadtictsent), Is easy to wee that the Mack Pax- — Party Bas withatood peemiag!) Htrestitée harassment from the ea Wah ehrett and has continued ¢ the struggle.” The Mrectire is begining to weaken Ge iMack Pareter y is Shall te comstrained to hewer as, though dead! IME stronger with wach ene Oh, Kiesmen! We mast meet the common fo . We car A be Geniod Thowgh far outnumbered, bet as show we're b earns cating to =a And For tinie theesand Glows deal ene denthbiou! Wf we must die het It not be fike bogs Heated and peraned in an iaglorious spot, While round ws bark the mud and humgry dogs Making their mock ut our accused bot Wf we ent die ob, bet us febly dic, So that our preciogs blood mn met be shed In taim) then even the monsters we dify te return from tas poeed W hat though before as les the epem grave! f exile, The estatlistaem Like men will face the murderous, « ardly peak Gremite before the wrath of the Pressed te the wall, dying bet fighting beck L 1909 Is the Year of th een! iseue of the PL ' Will Gepict the na orable brother, Eldridge Cleaver, of Information of the BLACK PAN- yub- that nunity seem to be to intensify the struggle!” vot CUBA S PEOPLE’S MILITIA THE NATIONS’ DEFENSE 1969: YEAR OF f [= THE PANTHER ae ce we — | PAGE be THE BLACK PANTIVER SATURDAY, JAN, 4, 1989 Breakfast for School Children OAKLAND, Califersta << The § Back Pasther Party ts working Cheren's program: breakfast in the Children tm the bhark commvenity. Cathet to & Eptecopal ol tical Adviwory and for &. Acestine Oakland's ect morning for All chMidres in cramPar sebeols and yeine youne wfelte fr Jeator Iigh Schools can recetye free, FULL AREAKPASTS S Oe mornings before Oey co to 1. The first of here breakfacts iN exist one hear before se hours af St. Apeustine’s Chareh, 27 and West, and t Streets, EVERY SCHOOL The National Advisory Cabinet and cherch members are calling om all mothers and others *ho wast to work with this revolutionary program of making were that cur youne hare fell stomachs before (eta to school, The och aad the Board of Mducation should h ed this program tnetitated a long time age Hew ean our chil teare anything most of their stomachs are empty? Mack pecple fs the Black Comrmuntty-mothers, welfare reeipéents, crand- mothers, cvardians, and others who are trring te raise children tn the Back community where raciets oppress es ~ are asked to come forth te work and sepport this needed procram. Soul fork grits, cers, Dread, and meat foe the stomachs ts where it's at when It comes to property prepericg cur chibéren fer etecation. LET'S DO IT NOW. Seppect this community program. Those who waet to volunteer Geir work every morning or every other meening can come to the LACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS of 3104 Shattuck Aw,, berkeley of contact Father Biel ot these numbers: 624.6684, 893.1016, Interested persons may ales costact Muth Meckferd Smith at £93-8711 or slew ep with other commenity peoples and eitirens for fell stomachs and better educa~ than of black ehildres. We cree as maay mothers aad cther black citinens as possible to write With this COMMUNITY-RLACK PANTHER PROGRAM, We are also asking all businesses throughout Ge black comsnunity to dorate the necessary food and wtensils toprepare the foods for cer Children. Call the Tack Panther Offier at 845-9190 or 45-0104, Everything o Valve donated te AHEAKFAST FOR CHILDREN ts tax dectectatie. Reems or fends meay be sent ¢/o SR. Aurustine Episcopal Cherch. Just bet us know, toth black aad white communtiies and eltieeas, what you can donate Im money, tlme, etc, a Black Comarmnity Center, at 42 when Thark you So ee een ee ee ee ee ree BREAKFAST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN iwe D LIKE TO DOSATE SEND DONATIONS TO ST, AUGUSTINE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 2624 WEST ST,, OAKLAND Omer Enclosed ts 8 Orie OFood or Utenstls-Suate Kind and Quantity Belew W Rasseess tnelote for Four tax exemption Name, Adteess BLACK (and Beautiful) REVOL- UTIONARY POCKET LAWYER OF LEGAL FIRST AID This pocket lowyer is provided os o meons of keeping bloke people up to date on their rights. We ore always the first te be od the racist police forces ore constantly trying to pre rigs ove extended eqvally to of! people Cut this evt brother ond sivters, and corry it with you. Until we arm owrelves © te righteously take core of eur own, the pocket lawyer is what's heppening. 1. H you ore stepped ond/er arrested by the police, you may re- moin silent; you do net have to onswer any questions ebout el- leged cimes, you should provide your mame ond address only if requested (elthough it i not absolutely clear that you must do so.) But then do vo, and ef oll time remember the fifth omendmenr 2. If @ police officer is met in uniform, ask hin te show his iden ticetion. Me hes no awtherty over you unless he properly edent/- fies herself, Beware of persons posing ot police officers, Alwoys get hes badge number and hia nome 2. Police have neo right te search your cor or your home untew they heve @ search worrant, probable couse or your consent. They may conduct ne exploratory search, thot is, one for evidence of crime generally or for evidence ef © crime unconnected with the ene you ore being questioned ehewt. (Thus, o stop fer on avio vielotion dees met give the right te search the eute) You are met required to coment to a wearch, therefore, you should net consent end should state clearly and unequivecelly that yeu do net consent, in front of witmestes Hf possible. If you de mot consent, the police will have the burden in court of showing probably couse. Arrest may be corrected later 4 You may not resist arrest ferably er by going limp, even if you are innocent. To do so is a separate crime of which you con be con- victed even if you ore ocquitted of the original charge. De not re- +41 ores under any crcemMionces. 5. if you are stopped and/or arrested, the police may vearch you by petting yeu on the outside of your clothing. You con be stripped of your penemal potversions. De net corry anything that inchodes the morse of your employer or friends. 7, Do net engage in “Friendly~ conversation with officers on the wey te a ot the station. Once you ore arrested, there is little like- Bhood thar anything you say will get you relecsed. 5. As soon as you have been booked, you have the right to com- plete at least twe phone colli —ome to @ reletive, friend or attorney, the other to @ boil boncdimen. Mf yeu com, coll the Black Panther Party, 654-2003, end the Party will post boil if possible. 9. You must be allowed te hire ond see on attorney immediately 10. You do met have te give eny stetement te the police, nor do you heve to sign ony statement you might give them, and therefore you should met sign anything. Toke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, becouse you cannot be forced te testify egounst yourself TH. Yow must be allowed te pest bail in most coves, but you must be able to pay the bail hondsmen's fee. If you comnet pay the fee, yeu mey ork the judge to release you from custody witheut bail or to lower your bail, but he dees met have to de so. 12. The police must bring you inte court er release you within 48 hours ofter your orrest (unless the time e?di on o week-end owe holiday, ond they must bring you before o judge the first doy court is in vession.) 13. If you de me’ have the meney to hire on attermey, imenedi- ately ask the police te get you an attorney witheut charge. 14. M you howe the money to hire o private atteeney, but do net know ef ene, call the Netionol Lawyers’ Guild er the Alomedo County Bar Aseciotion (er the Bor Association of ydur county) ond = you with the name of on ottermey whe practices crimnel The first againet At namese Oekland Uitant orica’s pecghe took pliest Day Army tase be aghabed indo fight in Asta, Ares, The year ag 1967. For one wee dents and their Tt aed many more are Charles Garry, who defended the streets arcun 3 week they # Newton, Eldridge Cleaver and juetion Center, fale” ety and Warren Wells, together with Attor~ raft beard, cost acists who run (ugh im anyone they can pet thelr bands on, sing Pactey Ballroom on the Berkeley the ety Derestein, Ky They tuilt terrieades o€ cars, trucks and trash ft. the streets | ower $250,000 just to keep Ge ie. duction Center opee that week, That was the week before ieey Newlos was she@ down and arpes. ted, When Itvey was bn the * tal, the leaders of Stop the Drag Week were the first te hold s press conference in support of the Free Hoey campaign. in April, when the cod Stop the Drath Week was thelr slogan was oot just ites Goes,” tut also, *Free * Out of the Chettay ose militant while Dro. ted Se January and charged with “conspiracy,” Theptgs — Gals, Knowland, Reagan aad Coak. ley organized a campaign to pet them in jatl Ly These seven, the Oakland Seven, are Frank Dardacke, Tob an ry Canon, Heese Erlich, Steve milton, Jeft Segal and Mike Snug there's anything that puts the oie pow structure up@ight, it's — the fear that white revolutionaries like the Oakland Seven and the Black — revoletheary vanguard wil! joie to. gether, They've oo & real reasce to tt, The same Covwertor, Mayor a District Attorney are the coos jasd Seven away for trying to shot dows the Oakland Induction Ceeter, Pig Heagan sabt that the Stop the Dram Week demonstrations were cut to ‘destroy the fabric of cor so- — ciety.” Pig Coakley esed the fas. cist radio commentator Pat Mich-— als to drum up public sepport for tedicting the Oakland Seven, Pig Calm had to call ie the ples of 13 Bay Area communtiies to stop, Stop the — Draft Week, and even (hes be wasn't very successful. There are other reasons why the Panthers and the Ouklamd Seven are supporting each other. Toth are op- posed to the impertalist warin Viet~ nam, Poant 6 of the Panther Plat- fore says “We want all Meck mee to be exempt fromm mnilitary service,” ‘The Oakland Seven say *SO ONE bh shoold be in army that is used to pet down the people's revolutions — in the Thiré World,” '? The Mack Panther Party says, “We wart freedom for all hack men held tm feceral, state, coumy and city prisons and jails.” The Oaklasd Sevea say, “We want freedom forall political prisceers now ip fall for cpposing the pollcles of imperialist — America,” ; Doth say, “We want Huey Newton — freed immediatety.* Stop the Draft Week was the first white anti-craft action inthestreets — that sald the stodests bad the right to defend them selves against attacks — by pigs. They broke completely with the pacifists ho wanted to — meet pig violence wit! passive nom. — violence. The Oakland Seven stand — for the right of self-defense and selt- determination, ‘ Stace Stop the Dratt Week, the pigs haven't left the Seven alone. One of the Oakland Seves, Terry Cannon, — was arrested by the San Francisco pigs tast summer takes to ihe pre- cinet station and beaten in a beck | scheol orgasiziag. The drah pigs tried to pot Reese Erlich inthe Army, but then they thought better ‘beCause he'd make too mechtrostle — Cakians Seven are bringing Ap revolutionaries from Aes aod arvesd the country Seto town for 2 Comminsioe of In~ —_— January 36 to 20, These Srothers and sisters will testify pub lely before a panel including Cap- tain David Hillard. They willexpese the forces tehind the war in Viet. Am--whO gets the money from it the businessmen), who pays fer it the people], They sill alsoshew how the pigs of Alameda County are op pressitg both whites amd backs-~ te This commission will te beld ta The lawyers for the Oakland Seven Metard Hedge aad Maleolm . a q 1903-"The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line.” 1953— "I still think today as yesterday, that the color line is'a great problem of this century. But today I see more clearly than yesterday that back of the problem of race and color, lies a greater problem which both obscures and implements it, and that is the fact that so many civilized persons are willing to live in comfort even if the price of this is poverty, ignorance and disease of the majority of their fellow men, that to maintain this privilege men have waged war until today war tends to become universal and continous, and the excuse for this war continues largely to be color and race.” i 8 ee ie W. E. B. DuBois PALESTINE GUERILLAS VS ISRAELI PIGS (Dtnee’s woe Sellowing article was cubextted on bebalf of the Palestine Natforal Liberation Moreswet, 4 AT AI, i order to charity its stared facelst Israeli DP, occepyin country and eal jon a8 tothe present (timers ons Palestine. of ite etree’ The Palestine Revolutionary Leration Move ment (41-¥ stab), bathis first general international commniqae to the worl press, wishes to clarify certain mivonceretantings concerning its oper Mions and th satere of the struggle now being ward by the Arab Palewtinian peop! against the Peraeli invader. The Palestine problem is essentially the problem of am ectire people, the Arab majority of Palestine, aprovied and expelled from thetr homeland te order to permit the ewtablishment of Isrart. As a result, before the June 19¢7 . pearly a milfien anda half Arad to live ax refigers in numerous camps throughout the Arab Wor rviviag on United Nations sub- sistance rations. The remaining 390,00) inside Israel] have teen cronstr discriminated against by that regime and denied Jota and educational cppertenities and every human right. For two dreades Isracl has de- nled the Arabrefagees’ contteea) reqoests toretarnto thelr hometand. At first the expelled, seftering Palestiagan people looked to the Waited Natioes to resolve their tragedy. Mowever tn 20 ywars Obs Stternational erganiration has failed to resolve their prottem, More- over, its many renalutions stating that refugees should be allowed to return to their coustry or recetee compensation never imple ment- od All Ohta time, tsracl continued to elaborate perfect fe ex pansiosiat plans. Those were eased te the 6 Tripartic ag- ression when Isracl occupéed Staal sad the Cara Strip for tear menths in Geflance of the admonitiontowithtraw, They were re- vealed beyosd = doutt ence again afer the Jene agcrossion whee Beract cecupled amd boasted of its uslaetil areexation of the Westere Rank of the Jordas River, the Gaza rip, he scethern portion of Syrts and Ohe Doty city of Jerusabem In ceflasce of all imeraationsl law and in complete contempt of the Charter of the Unites Nations, the Geneva Conventires ad the Declaration of Itvman tights, Today the United Nations has revealed [is faability to impose a jest soletion to the Pabestingan tragedy, by failing toreach am agreement Concersing the withdrawal of the ageressce from the occepted terrttorics. Tt mast be whniited thal over the years several Arab loaders have @Atine. The reason betag that & cid oct spring from the masses them- selves bet was artifctalty Impoved frem adore, ‘The satfering and frestration of the Palestinian people over the years gare rise to » new, truly popular ¢ynambe Palestinian leration move- Movement) to operate Clandestinely in the cocupted land, began ba 1965 to carry ot overt guerilla operations sabotaging fareeli milMary amd strategic tratallations inorder to weaken and uanerve: the oppressor who was threatening cer people's very existence as a nation as “ell as men- ating the entire Arab World, Until, the Jane 1967 aggression, these Operations -- which recetved Immediately the enthastastio support of Palestindan Arabe throughout Ge Arad World ~~ had to be waged He Hitt azpiet hi ise He ny ‘itn iia Mareorver , the tseist-type repression which Israel began to fotancegpovement tend ta thal a VistannerThaspa C ares si! a Thspopular rebel~ Ikon againat Fepcession is Deting adidttedby Israel, Its proportions and Concrete mapifestations can no longer be igeored of demiod by Ieraeti Spokes ire, tmmediately after the aggression, Al-Fatah began clandestinety Organizing the Arab poopie in the newly cccepted as well as formerty occupied territories, and encouraged them to have configence in their own abélity to Bterate their bomelaed, Letby their van- ceard, the Palestine Nations! Liberation Movement (Al-Patan), they are bow resisting a vastly superior militurfly enemy In thetr mitet by every means af thetr disposal) Strikes, non-cooperation, boyectts of Israeli goods, Genunteation of repressive measures and atmexations, etc, Under Al-Futat’s polities] an4 religions perscealities have refused to Implement the enemy's decrees, teachers are refusing to reopen the schools and sehool-childres are staying eway trom classes 50 Jone as their hoereland ts deeninated by this houtile power, are Hy Dett-ageression period, Al-Fatal’s armed wing, has also teen intensifying its military and sabotage Operations against isracti installations tecluting military carps stores, electric power plants and rallways, in order to tn- economy and weaker lis ability to domteate people, Israel's tedestrial plants, printing-preases, admis- istrative certres and paramilitary kihévtrim now being imelarted fe the newly-<ceupied tones are also being attacked by Al-Patal’s Commandos Casing creat damage and casualities ad isereasiog tension in Israel. Our poopie have realined that to other course is open to them if they are not to Live in slavery. The occupation of af Palestine by Lerar! made possidte ore of Al-Fatat’s mest important Jome-racce objectives ~- the trans- ference of all its military bases into the cccepled homeland, This transfereeee tas now been Completed. From these many well- hidden, well-stocked bases, Palestinian commandos «= most of them dedieated peasscts and students -~ are sow operat. ing dorens of times daily throwghout the old aad newly axcepled areas. No part of Esrael, no Israeli instalation, no Israeli target fs out of their reach and that regime may henceforth expect the steadily increasing disruption of its colonialist existence in the works and months to Come, This undermining of the tsracti Ziondst existence will contisor until Palestine has been restored bo its rightfal owners, Qe Palestine Arabs, who tave [ived on this laed alongaite Jewish miner ity walrterruptedly for 4,000 years. Al-Patah, the Palestine National Liberation Movement, wishes to pointcut, however, support of the entire Palestinisn people, -- are in no way at the Jewish people as such «ith whom they lived in harmony fe the past for so many Centuries. Nor does it intend to-‘push them into thesea'*. TMs resistance and the Mteration movement Al-Patah is coordinating, is aimed solely at the Zbonist-mibitary~ FE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY. JAN. 4, Inge FAGE &T ist recime which hae ceurped oor hometant rege rhage : creved cer two mille people, comtemaieg tem to 2 fife of GE beatitution amd misery. ANF seo wi to correct Gnee am § for afl the Zioatet levaath bat this terror ket!” move ‘ Algeria. from oatside by such countries as Syria, J an DAM CUS ( Third « Werte ~~ Palestious cevrifiag billed of wounded - ed th . On officers and peopl i ion movement has aed frourani wi deep aapiretions f seere ' troop i ste 576 ioe ll a ndniatheres bet attacks last month, According oo: m self animes to military com oves its str . suffered mest of | bere by “Al Pasa line Natlowal Liberation Stowe. wat) aed other Palestiogs me (ices list organizations, decades are the that those who ar bedly and ec skiag wp art engage © at tn combating the bratal in querill ‘The area attacked by Palestie- ¢terv, uader the leadership of Al-Paiah, are Palestinian an guerrifiss ineloted fsracii< people, ‘Their reaction to the napalm bombdag afieey, evic~ upled WFriteries + the west thoas, Summary erecutions, plentering, brutality, Impriecement, bank of the Jordan rier, the desecration violations art countless other erimesoffasciet israel | Golan Meighis, the Gara Strip and im recent months hat-bews this spont mas people’s armed tp the Sia) Peatssulacsand teasge merge fs defence of tr dignity and their usurped rights. The israel, movement Al-Fatah is leading is the organtred expression of (hs ‘The Palestinian cuerrillas tage atteched the Israel mdlitary heade quarters of Fatah, Nablas asd Alughwar area and a tok tattale tom te Belsan Valley; mey have shelled a helicopter airport in Alaghwar area and the Al Jimitie Military ALrport on the weet bank of the Jordan river, and set fire tor the second time to Ainport-- the bignest tsraeli aire. port cely 1) miles thom Tel Avi, * They tave twice attacked Eilat Port and the cites of the Beis Shean and Samah with rockets, A toed - up mililary com. munkqer iswued Sy “Al Fatah? people's Mberation streerie whose counterparts are to be focad thromphoet the world, wherever fascist and imperialist ageres- sien it being waged -- in Vietnam, South Africa, Angola, Bottvis ot elsewtere. m cecupted Palestine as in these countries the humbte, ordinary subjegated people are taking o> arma In self- defence and for the eventual liberation of their bomebard, Today, the Arab peopile of Palestine have dechted to take destiny isto thelr own harrds. Today, + are restoring their own lost dignity. Tomo temaclows struggle mM the cost of many martyr struggle which Will undoubtedly have the support of the ev Arab liberation mowe- treat asd the progressive peoples of the world -- they will restore their beloved homeland, Palewtiae, Al-Fatab and the eetire Pales- tinkan people shelly believe In thedr just couse and their eltimate victory. Ami they also keow that on the day the Mag of Palestine is holsted over their freed, democratic, peacedel land,a new era will begin te which the Palestietan Jews will again tive ieharmeny, | declared that the Assifs comman- side by side with the original owners of the land, the Arab Pales- | dos had launched 9} aftecks Jase (isdans, month, Ailtice of wounding about G50 Israeli ageressces. They destroyed 12 enemy and five israchi camps, 22 tanks, G9 miltary vehicles, and 26 Is« reel vital installations, blew one train, four sections of rail- ways and an ammunition damp, and captured two machineguse ang large quantities of ammvextion, The Palestine Liberstics Orga. Rizatson’s Communique sastthat ts | commandos tad Munched 23 ate tacks Lot month, Killing or wound~ ing 214 Israeli troops, They Govtroyed 23 Israel military ve- Ricken, two Esraelt oOservation posts, one ammunition dump, two bridges and a section of railway, -FATAH'S SPOKESMAN BAGHDAD << Yaser Arafat, spokesman of “Al Fatak’® (the Palestine Nethes! Liberation Moversent), has dectared that the Palesinan people have exter stood from their own experience (that in their struggle for the tit erstion of Palestine, final victory surely belomg to them so long they rely on themselves and om the rifles in their hands and per~ severe in thelr armed streggie against US, umperiatism and Is , raehi aggressors. ‘This statement was made in & recest interview with & corres posdent of the Lradqi al pambooriyab™, which it today. P Arafat reiterated he Paletaae people's Getermination t reject mammoth anti-US, rally amd demoestration last week, in Sasebo Port City, strosgly protestiog against the Presence of the U, 5 clear cubmarise ‘pusger’ in the port. The raily beld a6 Matsura Park was attended by patriotic workers anc students trom Kyushu, Kansai andl cher parts of Japes besides thowe Of Sasebo. A Goctaration passed at the dally vobeed the Geter miaation bo smash the Jagan-U_S, ‘‘securtty ineaty’’ and the U.S, impertatists” tatrigue of turniee Jagan iio a nuclear ‘wer basew Most of the workers and shacects participating in the ~ helmets, held placards and tansers and were in mil Some of tem hetd portrasts of Chairman Mac Telus Of the bansers read: *Loag Live Mav Tee-Tung's placards were inserted wich “down with U.S. imper: Soviet Modern Hevistoeism!™ and “down with Vistonied Clique i the Japanese Commurast Partyl'f Representatives from varkous cireles who spokes demacd U.S. imperialism tor us eriminal disp submarine to Japan. They also indignantly Geo smo goverement for hilowing U. 5, imperialism the Japanese people on to the path cet eRsawe wary” pole authorities were strongly condessned for pression Of the herulc struggle of the students and The Miyamote revisionist Clee 2:e0 come under Speakers for its ignomiasous ccadect of mtotging People's anti-U.S. st uggie, After the rally, the workers and Stecents legana vigorous stratios sareh towards the U. & military baseat Saseto, The Us.- Japhaese reactionaries seat some 5,000 police to gvard the U8, base cc all sites. As soon as the demonstration started, the re~ acthoary police fractically attacked those wolkers and stedents aon Ba ant ured many of them, However, the beroic Cane MOLKOFS 2m Mudects, In deharce of the police Wielence, per= hichard Nixes, Sisbed in the struggle amt marched forward ar ‘4 ar . for bes recert conspiratorial tour The Gemonstrators sut ruaded ¢ ly (he U.S. Base. Standing om | Of the middie east. tee of @ STOPMEAnIS Van, A Worker polnted at the yankees Rédang for behis a the barted wire ealangiomest of the tare which #34 feotected wy the police, and showled: “Look at their gale faces. Whatever oe they Way have, they are oot at all guwortal,’ he added, oe hong As the Japanese people bebily rise up ata persist i resolute Manle, detying any vickeuce amd suppression, they will containly be able 0 simish the ‘security treaty’ parialists out af tne y y"" aod drive the U, 8, em~ Aer thelr demon dents marched cawar 69 homel’’ -retere Okina | clapped warmly wo o& faction. ; | | TOKYO == £3,000 patriotic Jaganese worker: j } Arab mation,” be saad Arafat also denounced Willem Mio around the base, ihe workers tod sty shout fepeatediy: “tucker submarine *hhers GO home!” Siseto citérens AMMASI sors i muppOrt Of their gui rictic OK} PANTHER MATURDAY, JAN 4 by moeepoty cork ming to « he decatat formed a revel ine ITALIANS STRIKE AGAINST EXPLOITATION ine the stud 1 Decer the hoods. rin roe tn | th mpert Institute of rv © ull empl ' : 1 ' tude ( Tietl, Late reties , ‘ er " te , F a of t ura ' t t ] _ t t tres “Mt , ‘ r n - rT - red t " c bs at ! the Mati . vee ’ eet the its VIETNAMESE PEOPLE’S ARMIES 24TH ANNIV. PEKING (Madstoa) ~~ The Chtnené sisistry of Waldenel Defrear held » tereting bere today to celebrate the 24th snttersary of the. founding of the Viet Nm People’s army, Nee Minh Loan, ambasseder to Chics of the domadratic republic Viet Nam, ant colowel Tras Van tach, willl PF, Ditech of the Vietnamese embassy in China, attended on tevttation, Military ststhe Trans Van Mash delivered 5 repertemidet waren pLewe. He epake of the brilliag! Bivtory ed the Viet Mate « pes sruty whith grew in strength under the leadership WE the viet nam workers’ party and president He Chi Minhs the Meo meetiqned De military feats performed by the army te fighting geminal Cobeetal= sm aed Lenpertalts nm, : Tie sal] Chat the Vietnamese ple have won and SEB hettlt wientng tremeedous vietorivw. te their war arxiest U5 Amgrerrion and for fational salvetion. Uy fmperiaiiem hee wutieted trromintcas ‘feat in south and merth Viet Nam, Net ee Twactionaty, agrresstve eatare will never change, € 10 Clive upits aggressive dectene in Viet Nam, tt ts atl) Intensitying tts war of segréation aceinst seth Viet Mar wn and clvtit ny in the sort,” Tray Van Ranh de- t Teetitally sepporting the armymen amt civilians tn the ih the resalve to fight and to wie amd be the mpirat of revoletionary offensive. At the same time, we are prepared! at all Imes (0 defeat any sew militery adventere of U5, tiperialiem Inst North Viet Mish's appeal, keep Mm, aed te firm resp to president Ho CM ur hatte aed Sofeat the temiship between the victaamese and Chinese tes, the vietnamese military attache sakd: "the t penple who are lead By ontenn fer orist party of China headed by respected and Beloved Chair- o Me Vietnamese people gigant$e sasistance and oor This aasketenee and supgert fe stil] being tr Meo 1 © statement taued & A, 1969 aed the ¢ sent to President New tw Tho rmx View r Lin Pia an ter x et bee 1 are conerete expres i) ot t Viet Nam, emmbertyting th roe will of th “ Iihon fraternal Chie ple tely t tt f te > rs f : lr b nes t t “ people and the armed fore re pe t Ho Ons. t Ainese people, had browght isto Seid play the pense power of the * had © eorcie aed stubborn fight aguas l = i t t foro ene < the pev , a0 dope inning tre Pe ar Chine tr ber t ting of t st Ine with th an Mao aed ¢ stecly support t rryl war sgainst U.S. areresston and for nations! NEW ITALIANS Past Unites Socialist Party and the ie/ ponies Party. The change wok plaice © tra dhe tina <tween chase were sharpening and the troubles + of the people were sweeping the en unity. Mafeno Humor, Secretary Gen~ era the Christian Democratk head Party, Wes appointed Premier amt eats reacceph<t PeettO Ds cofy Gite Vested Soe talent : 1 them Party i) /velga Mass The 1 the high schools New cove wreat teak x tice os Rs? he Decemt<* 4 é t orem enim Cader 88 | pe Oot the work ers h the studeata® aad the der pigaetic meove- ceeds, the Itehisy polities! pit- od by UM! ~ hag bees ii stable sinoe th tents demen~ bec -alng Of Uh 4 )¢Or aad the drive (hem eat af Puke Gok Ce (uu dry bas Been & 154 Wag alist fe Tuse f toerateal tical one her 18 sce ie —— — « Meanwhile a geoarall U.S. IMPERIALISM mer 1f to prot | WASHINGTON <= U* per Arse red t ‘alism, which is ot | ane t 2 ve log necleat Weapons in arih rated an f fa carry e i t& t ‘ as a t ” ut . the © t mom cu a RI AAOOT © i naky *¢redorma” weted its bi ros ye made weal f an attempt to per ‘ reroemd wechoar te ¢ an t U * for | the big tr a| oe r one, net om t tre up by the der in fee andree | Unit hat ted the Soviet Uniow 1 in 1063 i Xs ts t y med et dates ta CE EES ee eee eee ee eee aes, ee HUEY NE MINISTER OF DEFENSE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE EDITORMAL STAFF or THE BLACK PANTHER oe BLACK PANTHER PARTY ee Monitor ot Defers Mireates of Dotonne MUEY F NEWTON Maree: of Wd errmat pe Lipman CUAVER eet meres (uoeOO4 Cutawee Merona! dq Captian oes Ce paty awe of termes on DAVID MHLLARD Hath enwy Ane UNDERGROUND Momster et bdecat-on GEORGE MuTRAY eee anne y A ae ry Monster et Pemence MELIN HEWION Aeseret Arenns Menister af Fevwigen AM ain 8S POINTS Monster of Jantivw RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA... Every member of the BLACK PANTHER peel whet this ” wl st meerboe remt abede by thee rules as fonctions! mem. ten of peeoeah CENTRAL COMMITTEE member, CENTRAL STAPES, ae LOCAL STAPES, tnchediog ofl captains sebordinate to either national, state, eed bea! leadership of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY will enforce these retes, Length of senpemton of other div ciplinary action ercesary for viet of these rales will depend on nathe Arca by matiomal, state tate acca, and local committces aed stalls where said cule or ules of the BLACK PANTER PARTY WERE VIOLATED, Every member of the party mint keew these verhetum by heart, And apply them daily, Hach @ember must report any viedathon of these tebes fo thet leadership on thes are commeerrevotadionary and are aly ybjected fo unpension by the HLACK PANTHER PARTY Tht ME LES AME 1. No party member can have narcotics or seed in hh poweion whike doing party work 2. Amy party member fommd shooting narcotics «ill be expelled from this pasty 3. No party member can be DRUNK while doing daily party work 4. No purty memieer willl shefate cubes relating to office work, gemeral meetings of the BLACK PANTIER PARTY, and meetings of the HLACK PANTHER PARTY ANYWHERE §, No party member will USE, POINT, of FIRE a weapon of any hind comarily of accidentally at anyone 6. No purty member can join any other army force other tham the BLACK LIBERATION ARMY 7. No perty member can have a weapon im his pomewion while DRUNK oF loaded off narcotics of weed. 5. No party member will commit amy mors apaluent otecr purty = members or BLACK people at all, and cannot steal or take from the peuple, met even a aredie oF a piece of thread % Whee arrested BLACK PANTHER MEMBERS will give cots whdtess, and will sign mothing. Legal first abd ment be eodentoud by all Party mentees 10. The Ten Point Program amd platform of the KLACK PANTHER PARTY aunt be known and understood by cach Party member. Party Commmentcations must be National and Local, 12. The 10-10-10 qrogram showkd be knowm by all mecmiers and shee wmdertood by all members. LS All Finance officers will operate wader the juridiicthes of the Ministry of Fimance 14, Bach person will submit » report of dally woek. 1S. Bach SubSection Leaders, Section Leader. and Licutenaats, Captain must cube ) Peports of work 16 All Pamthers fe operate and wervice weapemn correctly 17. AB Leadership personnel whe Spel a member must submit this faformation to the Editor of the Newspaper, so that it will be published in che paper and will be knee by all chapters amd branches 18, Political Fiwcation Clanscs are tumdatory for general member: whip. 1%, Only office perommel anigned to respective alfices cach ay shoakt be there. All thers are to wil papers and do Peditieal work out f= the community, including Captain, Section Leaders, etc 26. COMMUNICATIONS — alt chapter must submit weekly nee ports im writing 10 the Nathonad Headquarters 21. All Beanches muet implement Fine Ald andlor Medical Cadves. AM Chapters, Branches, and component of the BLACK PAN. RPARTY mnt submit » monthly Financial Report to the Minis: try of Finance, and she the Central Committec 2. Everyone in a kadership Pestive mnt read no hes than feo hours per day to keep abreast ef the changing political sinmation, 24, No chapter or branch: shulll aCe Ofanty. poverty funds, ceenes of any ether ahd from amy government agency withowt contacting the National Headquarters 25. All chapters mount adhere te the policy aed the ideodegy bait denn by the CENTRAL COMMITTER of hed ACK PANTHER PARIY 26, AM Wemeches ment subir weekly rept ie weitivg to their re spretive Chapters. OF ATTENTION (050. Ceternd Vechrmeet M1) CRPSONT mA RE Ony Comm erncenens Seietery Lee tet on Menge: KAIWUREN CBAveR WRTUAL emus Monisner ot Colnere IMOET DOUGLAS LACK PANTHER News- U The editerial ané production cost of THE Bi paper have increased considerably We would Whe to continve increasing weekly circulation and our sational and interna. tonal news coverage. Te do this we need your aid Please send ‘¥5 News items, general information, and comtribetions. Help ws Gistribete and pet mew swbscriptions to The Black Panther pews paper. Submit to; MINISTRY OF INFORMATION BLACK PANTHER PARTY BOX 2967, CUSTOM HOUSE SAN "RANCISCO, CA 94176 Poy for anything you danage, Do not take Liberties with wo- If we ever have to take ill-treat them, politely, 3 MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE borrow, ) Obey 2) Do not take a piece of ond oppressed masses, uit OF @weor at people, amepe property or crop , Oppressed masses, ) Turn in oa trom the attacking eneny, ders in all your actions & single needle or Chread from the poor erything captured Captives Se PAGE U1 THE BLACK PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. & 1969 a. A OCTOBER 1966 BLACK PANTHER PARTY PLATFORM AND PROGRAM AR i The program is usually divided into one section of ten points WHAT WE want entitled “What We Want" and then ten paragraphs explaining e these points in a section entitled “What We Believe.”’ For the 5 sake of clarity. we bh: put each one of the ten points tn “What i WHAT WE BELIEVE We Want" immefiately above its corresponding paragraph in “What We Beliew want 0} ac an _immodiate people, end to POLICE BRUTALITY We 1. We want freedom, i. We want power to determine the destiny MURD ommunity, ™ We believe we can end police brutality in our black community ? ese that black people will not be free ti Tate by organizing black self-defense groups that are dedicated to to determine our destiny, arg ties lia defending our black community from racist police oppression “ and brutality. The Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States gives a right to bear arms. We therefore believe that all black people should arm themselves for self defense. as We want full employment for our peop! w! lieve that the federal government is responsible and 8. We want fr m for all black men held in federal, state, 9 ted to give every man employment or a guaranteed income. county"and city prisons and jails. a. ; —— SET believe that if the white American businessmen will not give a , © full employment, then the means of production should be taken Renaligne that all pt eat se eels be released from the _ from the businessmen and placed in the community so taat the ras Lepr trial ns because they have not received a fair and "people of the community can organize and employ all of its ee People and give a high standard of living. 9. We want all black Je when brought to trial to be tri | in_court by a jury of thelr peer group or Te from their > communities, as define yt onstitution of the Unit ates. je Wi : 7 vhite Bak Coen he robbery by the white man of our Sa ae rotary by the white man of our We _ believe that the courts should follow the United States Constitution so that black people will receive fair trials. The We believe that this racist government has robbed us and now 1éth Amendment of the U.S, Constitution gives a man a right to we are demanding the overdue debt of forty acres and two mules, be tried by his peer group. A peer is a Person from a similar _ Forty acres and two mules was promised 100 years ago as resti- economic, social, religious, geographical, environmental, his- tution for slave labor and mass murder of black people. We will torical aml racial background. To do this the court will be forced ; accept the payment in currency which will be distributed to our to select a jury from the black community from which the black _ Many communities. The Germans are now aiding the Jews in defendant came. We have been, and are being tried by all-white Israel for the genocide of the Jewish people. The Germans mur- Juries that have no vaderstanding of the “average reasoning man’? _ dered six million Jews. The American racist has taken part in of the black community. — the slaughter of over fifty million black people: { efore, we fect that this ix a modest demand that we make. ~ 4. We want decent housing. fit for shelter of human beings. We believe that if the white landlords will not give decent ing to our Mack community, then the b using and the land should be made into cooperatives so that our community, with | oVerament aid, can build and make ck nt housing for its people. 4 s eog When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people fissolve the political bands which have con- nected them wit id to assume, among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the iy opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes f r Qi q na which impel them to the se paration. Ps Sus our truc history and our role in the present-day We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are Bocicty. created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with be certain unalienable rights; that among these \wreelife, liberty, ve eve in an educational system that will give to our and the pursult of happiness. That.éf0 seeuta thesiariehts e a owledge of self. If a man does not have knowledge of governments are instituted amongs it yt o self and his position in society and the world, then he has “little chance to relate to anything else. T ciate that governments: long eat a should _ €. We want all black men to be exempt from military service, not be changed for light and transtenk Causes; and, acconiingly, 1 all experience hat that mankind are more to We believe t Black people should mot be forced to fight in on sles ae paelin an ke. than to right themsetvos the miliary Service to defend a racist government that dors pot by abolishing the “forme Babe b oe are accustomed. But » wi fight kill other poople of o in the oe + amas om ear. - — ooallhed a er tania a . i: z ve hephe t aed Pe ie when 4 long train of abuses and usurpations, invariably evinces « Facist government of America. We will protect ourselves from AL the force and violence of the racist police and the racist military, by whatever means necessary. GUNS BABY GUNS ; the same object : } { ee a a -eerreae PANTHER SATURDAY, JAN. &. De PAGE & THE BLACK “IT IS ONLY A MAT- TER OF TIME UNTIL 'THE QUESTION OF THE PRISONER'S DEBT TO SOCIETY cy VERSUS SOCIETY'S A A DEBT TO THE PRISONER IS INJECTED FORCEFULLY INTO NATIONAL AND STATE POL- ITICS, INTO THE CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS STRUGGLE, AND INTO THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE BODY POLITIC. IT IS AN EXPLOSIVE ISSUE WHICH GOES TO THE VERY ROOT OF AMERICA’S SYSTEM OF JUSTICE, THE STRUCTURE OF CRIMINAL LAW, THE PREVAILING BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD A CONVICTED FELON.” (SOUL ON ICE, P.59) Eldridge Cleaver anade the decision to politically exile himself his contemporaries. Not only was there absence of camse for the ¢ Nowember 37th, on the basis that the Adult Authority made as outlaw deci tion of parole, it was the product of a type of pressure enbecoming, to sion, and that he bas been denied his constitutional nght to due process of the least, to the law enforcement parapbernalia of this state,” 5 Cleaver is in political exile because a man of his convictions o The revocation of Cleaver’s parole wns Hegal. because no parele get justice here. Indeed, if we are to give more than lip service to the ; violation “as committed. cepts of freedora and justice we must support him, work to got The Aduk Authority parole bourd has Lied to maintain that Cleaver discharged from parole rust continue. An j pl his parle by having a rifle in his ailoa: end be necessary now to bring to the pablic the legal defemse and an SOC Ang " : i . smth individuals of bad repetstion. This contention, we will show, is false. which were carried to the courts with no satisfaction. We must all p together to focus attention of this cave. This is not am isue of one The Authority version contradicts the Superior Court order itself: freedom, but a broad struggle which affirms the right of all of us to eee s ee . just a matter of time uetil all oer freedouwes ace further reeleced. Mis is 0 mee aedyap pt apie a conspiracy or a situation caning for tha personal strugghe hut « political ome of the doctrine of aiding and abetting. Hence, nothing support- wouscnt Sealey Kuetenes peed 5 either the possession of a firearm or the avcault charger. _ Jala Martie ion As to the charge of awwociation with individuals of bad reputation, the ua Co a Sinz Brey thshaae report indicated that two or three of those named had “polsce records,” bat Avda Wrokw eee Cypeebecee Fo ym nothing to show whether any had been convicted of anything, of whether Cartes Macrae Cones Crane Oem ATRORSATS Cleaver knew of their arrest record.” (Superior Court ot. 157, 138, 140, Dantles F. Dot Bley Neer HL. DP. Fewoe Leo bi ©. Wels Somer Pad Deals ak Parolee Cleaver was denied due process of law by being denied ly —— Opportunity to present his case. Mnare TZoethon M Laber-Veren Sebery Mo Peck MOP Themes Sthhe Why was Cleaver returned to prison as a parole violator if document res. eit ed evidence to the contrary had been presented in his defense? To answer 1B Ne Femacton that qeestion, one must examine the Adult Authority. This board has the jeemeoemer York Opens Baba, right to arbitrarily revoke or suxpead parole on any individual, At the sane pa i= time, the Adult Authority maintains—falsely—that Cleaver bas the oppor Dneald B Melaed tunity to defend himself at a hearing. This ts how it works: a ° “A parolee is served with violation charges, is interviewed, is given a PR, Re hearing (before the Adult Authority itself, the charging pasty) at whach the Nedeleme Pubereems may ‘plead’ to the parole violation charges, and is afforded an op ow too Ae cag portunity to present his defense.” Beige Led ws “At the ‘hearing’ a parolee is denied the right to counsel. way mot Deed vee FATT have an independent and impartial officer to comdect the hearing and make decision.” (Petition for Hearing in the Supreme Court, po 17) Not only does the Adalt Authority bold secret hearings, bat it also refuses to notify persons under its jurisdiction ts procedures, or of atx variable definitions of what constitutes a parole violation. This secrecy and val ss fs in direct violation of federal law which requires agencies to ish their procedures “for guidance of the public.” Phcrric Ac reese WO) Sew TON - “Petitioner (Cleaver) is imenediately and seriously peejodioed by the Adult Authority’s unlawful refusal to publish its regulations, since he is to be impritowed by virtue of an action which the Adult Authority still seeks to gub in this ‘weil of sectvey,” (Petition for Hearing in the Supreme Coort INTERNATION AL COMMIPPTE PO DEPEND i LDRIDGE CLEAN | would Mike to join theaiiow®s, of Al those who at siping to def p 12) Gridge Cleaver {roan politient Please add my mame to the list of sponsors ~mats Yes, the Adult Authority acted unjustly and illegally. Its decision was to Defend Eldridge Cleave OF the Ini-rnational Co - oetlaew dechion. Cleaver hed no chance of obtutning “justion” fron I } , ese Star Chamber proceedings. Why them wouldn't the U.S. Supreme euctose enn — to assist Che tee expenses aml Con / Court hear Cleaver’s case? Thete are, we believe. th Pag asim why t “ campaign to publicize and promote Eldridge Cleaver's i Se case wase't accepted. The first is that any fair suindes! court ly have released Cleaver, thereby setting « pre pt thousands of cases of alleged parole violation from all « other states would be sulgect to reversal. Thirdly, the ‘ the Adult Autharity would come v attack. The US. Supreme Comrt just coulda’t afford to conwder the Cleaver caw during this turbulent period some tine to help the Committee Athdoens Eldridge Cleaver is a victim of saked. dhunedess polit thom, As Judge Sherwin puts it The encontradicted evidence presented to the ne fede’ State Zip that the petitioner had been a model parolee. The peril to"his parole statu Profe-sssom stemmed feoen no failare of F reonal rehabilitation, but froan his ueder ob e Onganization ov Tithe quence in pursuing political goals, wouls which were offensive to many ol CDM 1S Beach Samet, San Prncison, 1 i 1 1 i i 1 i 1 i i i 1 J can voluntes i I t I I I | i ‘ ‘ i I ! shit, SEIS ' Kobeut Scheer, Daeetor = Clenver’s only handling of a firearm (the rifle) was in obedience. ont politically in this country. If Cleaver is not allowed his Goedlom, rR | Randle a hand yon at all SOUL ON ICE? NEEDED: TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P. NEWTON SAYS “THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE IS GREATER THAN THE MAN'S TECHNOLOGY.” BUT TO MOST EFFECTIVELY COMBAT THE INJUS- TICES OF THE PIG-STRUCTURE, THE SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE SHOULD LEAD THEM TO DEVELOP TECH- NOLOGY GREATER THAN THE "MAN'S!" 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