Vol. 4, No. 7

THE BLACK PANTHEA == Black Community News Service \ ui i): “The Siieieamer lag and the ut t i Nv ‘ é “ Amer ijgieeaare are the trae Kt , i ’ . symbgisag tases sm. yy i Wr "Wr FLOR RS pray LN Minister mation Blackieamuiener arty, U.S.& . % ¥ ee a = =, SUGBT oenuey CHAIRMAN, B.P.P. HUEY NEW TGR WIRISEER OF DEFENSE, B.AtF BuueeAL PRISONER POLITIEAL? RISONER FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 PAGE.2 The Victors Prove The L.A. Judicial System a To Be A Lie, Farce and Mockery Of Justice During the course of the pre- imihary hearing of the LA Panthers In the fascist kangaroo 2ourt of Judge Harvey Brown, the most rediculous and outlandish fisplay of Injuatice have occurred yutside of Hoffman's court tn ~hicago. On Tuesday, January 13, sev- tral clear examples of this wore made; 1) Tommye Williams’ attorney, Sliver, demanded that he be given iny statements the DA had attained in order to cross-examine the so- called witnesses, al! of whom are Sigs, He added that he had asked the DA for these statements time and again and had received no reply, Attorney Branton added to that demand by saying that by law these documents were supposed to be furnished to the defense, ‘Harvey Hitler’’ sald that he wasn't going to tell the DA how to run his office and that was that. 2) Then the main event-- succession of pigs began filing In, so-called witnesses to support the big DA, Steven Trou, claimed that the Panthers tave always acted ‘violently’’ towards the pigs. There was a pig, Deretn, who RALLY FOR L.A. PANTHERS On Tuesday, January 6th, ap- proximately 500 people gathered in front of the Hallof “In-Justice" in downtown Los Angeles to show their support for the 19 Punthors who were going to preliminary hearings, The people (moat Black) were enthustastical in showing their support of the brave and courageous menand womet--Pan- thers--who had survived the vic- jous gestapo attack on last Decein- ber 8th. They ahouted and screamed to thet Panthers, ‘All Power to the People--Fren All Political Prisonera’’, and they were heard in the 7th floor court- room. The variety of speakers showed to anyone who had eyes that the masses of people--Biack, White, and Brown--were clear on who the {riends of the people are and who their enemies are, The peo- ple understood and made It clear that the Black Panther Party + in fact the vanguard of the strug- gle for liberation of Black people in particular and all oppressed people in general, The speakers included the Black Panther Party Minister of Education, Raymond Masai’? Hewitt; Joe Serta, Preal- dent of the L.A, Grape Boycott of the United Farm Workers; Marque Neal from the Che-Lumutnba Club; Father Blase Bonpane, a Catholic priest; Earl Raines, Executive Director of the L.A. Branch of the NAACP; Lugo, Field Marshal of the Young Lords; Julian Dixon, Ad- ministrative Assistant to State Senator Mervyn Dymally; and Mrs. fona Murphy, a beautiful sister from the Black community, who has since December &h, hac « Free Breakfast for Children Pro- gram and Dinner Program tn ber own home, Inside the fascist courtroom, the 19 brothers and sinters sat chained, walting to watch the th- justice of the pig power structure meted out to them, But when they had entered pig Judge Brown's den, thoy lifted the apirita ofallthe peo- ple around them, They marched in with the dignity of the courageous warriors they are, dresnei in Panther colors of blue and tack, They «sere beautiful, and it was clear, crystal clear, by looking at tern, that the prison has no victory over & revolutionary, tecause with ihe masses of people outside sup- porting them, & revolutionary tray te jailed, tat the revolution can't tee Jalled, PROPLE.! ALL Powknh To Tin “whole claims that all during the month of November, 1909, he had heen watching our community conter oo the west side, the Waller Toure Pope Community Center, His con- tritution was, that he had observed Panthers ‘‘fortifying’’ that center with sand bags, reinforcement of doora, etc, He then went on to oink out that with hie superhuman vision and memory he had specifically seen Albert Armour at 10 o'clock at night on Novem- ber 33, altting on the porch of that center holding a rife, When this allegedly happened, Al supposedly Jumped up, went to the doorway while another Panther supposedly stood behind him with another gun pointed down at their car, His Identification of this other Panther was by point- ing out brother Wayne Pharr tn the courtroom, He sald that the same brother on November Sth, had been on the front porch and argued with him saying things like, the pigs days were over and so forth, He said he even knew this Panther’s name, “hia name ia Paul Redd," Yet he had identified the brother as Wayne Pharr The courtroom roared with . A, RALLY, PRISONERS HEALTH The concern of active LA, med- ical groups continues long after the unwarranted raids by the LAPD on the offices of the Black Panther Party on December 8, 1969, Arrested Panthers have been vic- tims of medical abuse which has endangered their health and denied their basic rights to receive med- ical treatment, These practices are by no means reserved solely for members of the Slack Panther Party, although the treatment they receive is often much more severe than that reserved for other pri- soners, There {is increasing evidence that an investigation is needed in order to insure that all prisoners re- ceive prompt and adequate med- ical treatment, This ta thelr right and not a privilege which must be carned, The denial of bealth prisoners has been practiced it the following wayat i, Delayed x-rays and medical treatment of prinoners injured be- fordarrest beaten after ar- rest, Note? wiinpred i December 5, tie drew revolutiiery ert wall of his ball cell ail og Decernber rights of sod Jor Paul Kedd, age 19, arrested 1%, JANUARY 6 laughter When this pig was croas- examined by Attorney McKissick, he admitted that the community center Was undor survelllance all the time and that In the evening care usually road in the im- Mediate area, His stupid partner, Stages, was hoxt, & recent import from Texas with a drawal to prove It. He also seemed to remomber that Incident which his partner related about the two Panthers at the doorway of the community center with a rifle on thom. Only he identified one of the Panther’a as Will Stafford, When Branton asked this fool bow he remembered exactly who this person had been he said that firat because he had a photostatic memory when his life was indanger and secondly because he remembered that man to bea ‘*negra’’ with @ short haircut and round face 4) Leo Branton, our chief coun- se}, put forth a motion to ask that the jall conditions be improved that for one thing there were rats in the cell, ‘Harvey Hitler’’ had recently in au declared that he Visited the jal) 1969 ARE DENIED RIGHTS 14, his right hand was deliberacely kicked and stepped on and he was placed in the ‘adjustment center” To date, his swollen hand has not been x-rayed to rule out fractures, nor has he been seen by « doctor, Note: Gilbert Parker, age 19, Jefe hand hit with a gun butt, did not receive x-cays until seen 5 days after arrest, by an outside doctor, Note: Shuron Willlams, age 20, suffered bruised riba when thrown down stairs during arrest, Decem- ber 8, 199, She was seen by an outside doctor en December 12, 1969 and told not to climb onto the top bunk because of the con- dition of her ribs, Sharon pointed this out to the guards and, an a consequence, was placed in an “adjustment center’, Qhe hole) 2. Prison authorities have re- fused perimilasion for outside doc- tors {6 ¢xdMine prisoners or have access to their medical records, Official channels were used to recelve permission for mutside doc- tora to gee injured and nick pri- saners on three occasions, but these channele were suddenly closed when the concerne&k!) medical workers at- fonipted the inade- yusciew th tint ical treatment given to retsredy and in fact, Panthers wern bettar om than some ofthe other pris- onéra, Al this moment four of the brothers jumped up and pro- duced four rats, one each, which they had caught in their cells, The rate were all held on strings attached to their talla, At this Doint the courtroom was in an uproar and the judgem iasued his creat official statement, “Those are nol rata. they’ re mice.” How- ever, Hranton ineisted that the re- cord show that the brothers had held up four rodents which they had caught in their jall cells 4) More Insanity continued when a pic, LA. Morton, testified that he had allegedly been assaulted with a deadly weapon by two of the difendants when he had entered the Panthers twadquarter’s. He claimed that even though he was not in uniform, he did identify himself as a pollew officer and had held his hands in plain view to prove that he had oo gun in his hands, He was atill told to leave the office at thy point of a gun. He claimed that he had only gone into the building to investl- gatoa complaint made by Uw store owner next door about the loud in jails, Note; Dr. Robert Peck visited" four pripoters in the jail ward at L.A, County General Hospital on Tursday, December 9%, 140! Note: Dr. Gall Fisher visitedtwo neni al the sew county jail and the four women at the women's county }4ll on Priduy, December ig, 180%, She wae not allowed to see the medical record of Tommye Willlatns, serioutly injured Note: Dr. Jim Kiein vised une inale fr leet yt Saturday, December 13 Since the above dates, no outnide doctor han been allowed tw visit any of the peieanere, ‘Telephone cAlls ta the medical director, Dr. Grahan, have been ignored, 5. Deliberate atrempre have been made to induce illness or injury through beatings and other physt- cal through denial of hy- giene measures And proper envir- onitient and through dental of med- ication ordered by physicians. These abuses have been perpe- trated the prison guards and nurses and other personnel reapon- sible for the safety and welfare of prisoners, Note: Prisoners exposed to tear gas before and during arrest were wnable to bathe if they were? a) lacking funds to purchase soap, b) absent on the day the once week~ ly showers are available to those in cell blocks, c) in the *‘adjust- ment ceater”’ (hole) where showers are not available. As 4 con- sequence, the irritating gas pow- der remained on skin and clothing, Note: Prisoners isolated in the militante tank or ‘adjustment center’’ are kept alone for long periods of time, No visitors are abuse, by allowed except attorneys. The so- clal isolation causes mental pro- blems itn many cases, This iso- lation is present for anyone in the Sybil Brand Count infirmary of the Institute (Women's ail), WILE STAFFORD AND BERNARD SMITH POLITICAL PRISONERS ~ L.A, noises made by a record player, lle gaid he identified the voice on the record as being that of one, Eldridge Cleaver, Hranton asked if {t was his in- tention to perhaps find Eldridge Cleaver Inside that butiding? Pig Morton just otnked something about that under no circumstances did he expect to find Eldridgy Cleaver In the bullding, By this time, and apparently due to previous times fascist Jodge Brown insisted that Branton ¢con- duct himaelf like other lawyers or that he learn to ‘behave’. Branton told this fool that he could not possibly conduct himself tike other attorneys bat only like Lea Brown as he was no one else, This executioner of justice de- clared that Uf Mr. Branton did not see fil to conduct himself bet- ter would then have to deny or over- rule «very motion Mr. Branton made until he loarned better. ALL BLACK PANTHER PANTY Southern California Chapter One Panther in the raid or to bebave, that the court ‘ = en POWER TO THE PEOPLE is detained theres) Tommye Willlans, age 20, injured | on the Central Heade quarters on Centra) Avenue, She laa been confined to 4 single room ainco) her trancfer LACOH, Her lowed to visit until 10 Gaye after arrest, Tommye does nothave vial tore or contact with anyone ¢z- cept the attorneys, Note: Several male Panthers held tn detention in the County Jailwere not removed with other men when toilets backed up spilling into the small cell. Note; Several male Panthers. the Hall of Justice have beer ex posed daily to chilling tem tures with windows opened” heat in the early AM hours. |. Notet A petition has been from Oe mother was not al- by women prisoners in 12 dorms at the Sybil Brand Institute, It pro- tests the poor medical treatment and names the purse supervisor aw one of the principle offenders, She has been accused of tearing — up doctor's prescriptions, refusing — to give medication on order and refusing to answer requests for medical treatment, some of infor - emergencies, (There are soe eplleptics there, One died on De- cember 26, 199.) The rights to a healthful en- vironment and health care are un- denlable and yet, they are being denied daily in prisons and jails. You are asked (o join other groups and individuals in forming a nation-wide Investigation of pri- sons and jails, The lack of regu- lurly available medical and mental health treatment requires pressure” from outside sources to ensure treatment for prisocers, This isa deplorable condition which must be remedied immediately, Marle F, Branch Assistant Professor School of Nursing UCLA 7 As + ¢ ~ i ue — set/ (> I Ps | vl't t, 3 4 FRE D HAMPTON, MURDERED BY PIGS Murder, Premoeditated-planned murder, That in what we charged State's Attorney bdward Hanrahan and his polleemen with in the deaths of Deputy Chetrman Pred Hampton and Defénse Captain Mark Clark, And all ewnts and evidence Since the raid have supported this contention On Monday, January 4, 1070, NL, Deputy Minister of Defense Bobby flush released recently uc- quired Information, ata press con- ferwnew, that Fred had been drug- fed before his death. Pathologist, Dr, Victor Levine, found between 4.) and 4.5 per cent of the drug, Seconas, present in his body, enough to prevent any man from Moving or raising himself from Sleep, Thus, not only did the piles pave their entrance with eun-shot fire and proceed to make Fred's body one of their main targets, but they made sure that he would be asleep (noti-resisting) so thut they would have no probleme kill- log him, The ples have obvioust; taken the motto. ‘Drug to prevent defense ** Lies apreadbyState At- tournoy'= policemen thal Pred Hainpton shot 3 weapon several times, or Uhat he even attempted to dG 20 must be regarded 4: treacherous prefabrications that 0 Nowhere in blinding un to what really happened, Many con- sequences cun now be seen an a result of fils information, all Cloarly and openly pointing to Planned assassination Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton, Drugged Then Murdered On December 11, 000, lanrahan rvieneed ‘'oaciuatwe’” information, to te hicagy Trilune (voles of conservaliat and ractam) which ineluded four pictures of wihal hr Clalined ite buliet-holes, peeult- ing tror hits fired by pe ots innide the apartment at the tlow of the raid, Oo December 12, 1005 all of Chteago and the world knw Investigation rewealed, thal those *Laul let wera bullot-holes, but nall holes Where do the ties end’ A more appropriate name for the all UUme Voxctuaivye” would Nave been the ‘news abusive" About three weeks after thy raid the apartment in which the murders took place was ordered closed bj the coroner's office, Wh) planation given Was that lt was fell that certain valuable evidence that could be teed In court, The fact Of the matter bs that hundreds of boople each day (and the no. “a tnereasing) toured Ue apartment, noting thd shot-up walls, doors, furniture, clothing, ant also thé blood stains on the mattress and on the floor, Consequently, they hale were The ox Hilder ury, The i chosen & prenige ’ the ittqiest, Mirttn erber, thas bens ss ine jour HALAL. pointed out, "the biggest detritnont lu Ow search fr trutl anrbe hateipickod Lacke; ort Mmerds occansior than taken bi upon tilmsel to rep far prigt w itteaae hoo thes are questionad by at ne) representing the Panthers. Thus, he has been one f the mont obviou and chief togls used to cloud the trutt AL) Of the evvpta mentioned are part af an itterwaven tapestry at decell LO coneral the act of murder et already, Uw tapestry is shredding, la wearing thin, and tl fasciat intentions ar+ theing ex posed The murdera of Pred and Mart und the manner in which they were inurdere shows vory clearly wat the power structure ulllizes the most depraved men, “he in turn utilize Ihe most depraved methods, to erailicate Ue people's warrior: Hut no reason for Utis to continue, and call for an immed- tate end. Not only do wo call for ah end, tat we call for reaiatancs we mew SMILING PIGS CARRY FRED'S BODY Panther, An Epileptic, Seeks His Freedom Now. York {LNS) As the Pan- ther 2] trial pears, a campaign has been opened to obtain the re- lease of one of the dufendants, Lec Berry Lee Berry 1s an eptleptie who has been held in imaximun securt- ty sitce be was arristed in his hed at the Veterans Hospital fast April, He has been denied the med- ical attention necessary to some. one in his seridus condition, and has had elght xvtzures through the lant nine months, On one occasion, lant August, after he had been aie ven sedatives, he was unable to Teppond to the demards of guaris coming around for » *‘count' Social Practice Dwar Drottwrs, My name is Sam Alston andl Ve & stibscription withthe paper, Brothers, § need hel. 1 wrote @ letter to the editor of my col- Joge’s paper and quoted Broiber rican Gleaver, The United Mates le vt ae democratic power, Nisa cruel fascist country... also quoted thie from tim, "The American flag and the American wugie are the true symbols of faaciani’ The Preaident (of tbe school) tn trying to Kick me oul fife because t voiced! miy belles, This pig Uiinks that putting nie of campus will stop what Min starting Me doew't ry alice thattite wetioné ard proving my polnt, Dig thie, be had the editors eonfie- cate all the papers tat were betng chrowlated whieh had jy letter jn a heed your help Lrvthers be. for this Sevei;ry The guards punished him fallure to rwapond with a beuting However, i not untt) Dec- eriber that lw was finally trans ferred to the prison ward of Bell- #vue Hospital —- after he had gone inty a coma, Shortly his wife wus inforimed that he had undergone an emergency ap. Pendectomy, and a few days after that she was told that he was under neuro-observatiion and in critical condition Police kept his room tithitly yuarded receive bo vinitors, 1) t® clear that while the ait- uation tjwraiate. Lee Berrvs iife was and he can afiorwardy, in endangered. Lee Derry is in nm condition to jump tei), he is not everh Well enough to legin Preparing w defense for his up coming trial [le must be set row so that hw obtain. the thed- ital treatment i quires A demonstration was held in front of Dollevue Hospital on Dec t, with particitwnts from the eq ublie of New Africa, Youth Aguinat War and Pastis, the Young Soc- ialist Alliance, thw Panthers and other organizations putting forth thelr demands can LEE DRY MUST DY SET Find ProvesToBe TheCriterion Of Truth cause | have mw one on campus who will support me, the other Blacks (only (7 in all) don't want to get involved, | hawe to face this I'resident Pig in their South vm town all alone Dot I'm not afraid because we are right and } will never te pet down aaln Hut since | don't have amthing te were wtanhinously pPrediaiming “murder. At thts poiat the coro ner’s oftice, with ver) probalile Pressure from police wotfielala, felt compelled to clone the apart. mel, The apartment ean one of the teat educational centurs on how fascia ts perpetratet, And this swek tegat Uw quest iote Ui Heattie Of Pred awd Murk, hy & Cook County (ao cath Wd) tloe tack me up, thie pig Le going to trip and hick me oot" Lanitath College doesn't peed atudente lke me," 1 abi golnt to wave » cartam copy of thie letter in his face un- il I hear from you, eslstanve by the people, Nowe tance to thee, and eeelt, and fry. ality, and inurder, Hosimancey to terror, Hesistanee that ermahes tasciot ALL POW TO THE PROTLES STRUGGLE! HEAIST Hi, Chapter Of the Mack Panther art) 2250 W Madieon tH] Chirage, POWLE TO THE PROPLE Mim Alatut ys 1 am eonding this totter to the newspaper teeause | dod't know where OLae be eit THE ULACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 PAGH 3 FRED HAMPTON- MARK CLARK INQUEST ry at bhw Hatipion, Stark Clark Inte at Bj peed tida> with olviows attempts by the aley -Conliak- antahan ple structury to puta MHORV AO FOO Over tho whule laste MARK CLARK, MURDERED BY PIGS The white-waashing, an attempt to juntify the actlons of Daley and this Iristt side-kick Hanrahan, began with the presence of an il- legal and, unconstituttonal jury, The Jury wan composed uf middie- Class senior citizens who have no idea of the trials and tribulations of poor, opprossed, Mack people, The constitutton guarantees us the right t tried by a peur group be poole fram ctr soctal, econamit, and e@theite coonntunitivs) fut the iury, Nand-pithedty Paley’ «lecky coroner Andrew Toman ia truly uncanatitutlonal Ih addition to tw sitte.wash jury, Daley/Hanrahan have elect. oi Anat, Mates Ay, Thothan (lett. a man who last year threatened to Quit because of tunruhen's live concerning the murder uf Michand and Jot Soto, to cower up the crimes and taky the feat off the real murdyfers, mayor (shoot to kill) Daley and, Edward (war on young people) Hanrahan, Monday, the Varty. discovered evidence shoatng that Deputy Clairthan F red wus drugged before he was mur- dvivd, The téet wan made ty « hathologist tired by the Dupaty Chatrinao’s ftamilp who claimed that "'! found betewen 41 and 4.5 percent of second] present,’ This is enough tO prevent any man froit moving or raising himself from a sleep to ehgage in a shoot-out The Hews conference that was held to dinclose this infortiation was blacked out to keep the public from getting this information, We claim that an infiltrator alipped the Urug to Fred, because the Deputy Chairman Uike all Panthers) didn't use drugs, This also shows that the democrats of Chicago are in cahoots with the republicans of the White House since J Edgar Hoover admitted that he pays (eliher mnonoy or under threat of incarceration) agents to Inflitrate the People's Party We are asking the people to come to the Inquest and see for themaelves that the fascist-racist power Mructure doest' trespect us or intend to give us dae process of law ALL TOWER TO THE VEOPLE SHARON: ON PRISON CONDITIONS Whitle boing hold captive by the upprwantye furnes of racist Batylon, in. onw af their many dungeons, [ ve witnessed too many owrt erttical acta of oppression to be stint, A vir] was admitted into the infirmary while kicking an ‘acid trip Instead of being locked in a pollded cell where she would nut bart borself! slew was put ina sulllury room with & reguiar stew fraine bed, The cirt began teat- tog her heued viclently agwinst the bed frame, A pig on duty called the Hurse (Mie® Keeler) and told her the eirl wan killing berselt Keeler states “Let ber’, Revler did not go down to the girls room until 20 minutes later and by that tine ihe girl tad beaten hor head to the poim of compete divfigur- ation ull sou was blood all over vverswhere..the girl died tefore she rwached the hospital An epileptic has to haw a sive ure before reeviving any med- ication, and even then ite doutt- ful that you'll) receive it tegularly Two giris in the same ward had selrurvs every night, We requested a tongue depressor from he so- called surse and she stated that if they teed anything 16 jainth the ‘eall” tation, (which they pever anaver), All niaht One ad a selz- ure and «e turned on six ‘reall buttons aod banged on the door mo one came at nO thine during the night-er ended up aainga tonth brush stick to muke sure the girh didn't bite off her Longue Wher Intuates co up 10, the sities firmary tur their regular elles ation they offen find tat « the nurses tore up her inti 7 ecard, This prevents them tom rvevlving any medictne, i should, by ehunce end ap int'l uy yuu ma) «tiches, if you wat at alb You share jour 2X4 cell with 2 other pooite (2 of whom albet: on the floor) 1 was therefor five days t wae there because | was tolt to slewp on a top) dak and 1 ote fused (under my doctors orders), t eouldu't efimb up due to (he tact that my cits were sevetels brmined <a¥ ob Fe, eat cheese sande 5 by the pige and | was in corstant palin, While there | was taken off my medication and by the time i got out I was almost too weak to stand up and my logs were ev swollen | could hardly walk, a) Sharon Williams On ome occasion ! was called down to the attorney's room and wax told my attorney was there to so me and ta go Into Booth 1 did and turned around to to find 7 LAPD pies blocking the doarwuy, One held ap 2 camera anit 1 quickly did an atout ~ face, facing the wall, It stated, “You're oot gonna take (ny picture without my lawyer bere’ One pig sald, We don't tave to pat up with this, we Aah wwe jou beaten, thrown nto = jit cel, and send wy a roll nt Or would you rather co back ia UA Peuntinued facing the nett of them erabbed hear while another fesul (isattiach. take away our epirit, becaune that avirit is manifested In the people, (LAVOLUTION IN ODN LIFETIME BLACK PANTHEN PARTY Southern Caldornis Chapter sharwe Willlaner we THE SLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 Page 4 GE AND LIBERATION STRUGGLES LANGUA By William L. Patterson J, Edgar Hoover, perennial chief Of the Federal Bureau of Investi- gation (PHI) has made another of his many year-end reports. His eyes were clearly focussed on the ext buiget ant hia mind on the support of the raciat contingent in Congress whose vote te might need, The secret police chief has pro- duced an astonishing document, Police terror, crimina) attacks by unlformed racists upon Blucks protesting the continuing lawless denial of their constitutional rigtts, and the degrading status folsted upon them by a soctoty dominated by the myths of White superiority, find no mention tn Hoover’ s statement Yet, 1969 saw scores of Black ghuttos turned Into police-occuplod areas, Under pretext of maintain- ing ‘law and order’’, open season William L. was declared on the most mill- tant of Blacks, Black Panthers were murdered indiscriminately, their +eadquarters cordoned off and shut into as one would Into @ cage of uncontrollatie wild beasts, The racist history of this coun- try has never witnessed such sava- gery since the most violent days when the magnificent efforts of Dlacksand poor Whites in the re. construction of former slave terri. lory “an betrayed and smashed, Then lynch terror reigned supreme, That era of racist savagery set the stage for the courts (© repudiate as series of Civil lights laws avowedly passed to order that the J4th and 15th Amendments to the conatitutton might te made effective. That period of racist terror revealed the true charactor of bourgoots democracy in the USA, Now, racism 1s thoroughly and aystem- atically organized and takes on al! manner of genocidal forms, tt in fasctst in character The prement period reveals the criminal growth of bourgeois de- mocracy since the betrayal of those who dled that this nation might Live ‘free and indivisible’ Patterson it exposes through the trial of the Chicago Seven and its ‘‘law and order’’ edicts its desperate turn toward the establishment of a po- lice state, 2. Edgar Hoover had nothing to say about the now obvious menace of raciam to the secruity of the nation and the furtherance of world peace, He has nothing to say as to the criminality of police bru- tality and the duotal of the rights of minorities, The past decude has produced numeroun reports from official and private sourtes treating the scope and danger of police tru- tality and raciam, For oxample, the Kerner Report of the Johnson era declared that ‘'—t ts time now to turn with all the purpose at our command to to the major unfinished business of the nation, It in time to adopt stategies for action that will pro- duce quick and visible progress, tt is ime to make good the pro- mises of American democracy to all citizens - urtan and rural, White and Mack, Spantsh- surname, American Indian and every minority group,’’ (my emph ~WLP) Obviously, the TIME has long since past when a turn ‘‘to the Major unfinished business of the hation'’ was historically necessary for the report recognized that the preachment and practice of raciam has created ‘two socleties,,.sep- arate amd unequul,"’ The time to turn to the ‘unfinished business of the nation’ that is the establish- mont of full and complete equality of rights and opportunities for Black citizenry was when the Ad- ministration, Legislature and Ju- dictary conspired to deprive Blacks of what they had paid for with their blood in the Civil War. it was then that the "promises of American democracy’ became matters of political expediency. Obviously, tt Ls past time to adopt strategies for action."’ ‘Strategies for action'’ have no weight, They were outlined in the Wickersham Commission report in 1931, the ‘to Secure These Hights"* report of the Truman administra. tion, in the reports of the Eisen- hower, Kennedy and Johnson Com- misnion, The time has puased for investigations and inquiries. It ts NOW time to punish those guilty of the racist crimes against Black citizens, The ltUnes of procedure were laid down by the Nuremberg, Germany, war crimina] tinitorns- Honal court that convicted the Nazt monsters, Among the foremost crimes that threaten the security of the nation, that have already made of racism an export com- modity destructive of national morality and tutegrity, that have Cehumanized millions of peace- loving Whites and made cowards of millions, are the ractst crimes that have split the nation slong the color-line, The tascist-minded criminals do not move from moral strength, From the bowels of the Black ghettos, dally increasing in volume come cries to put an end to palice New Mobilization Committee To End The War In Vietnam New Mobilization Statement On Repression: Released January 9, 1970 Ambassador Hotel, Washington D.C. This policy of genocidal repres- aton is particularly clear in the case of the Black Panther Party Recently planned and coordinated raids and Killings of Gluck Panthers have occurred in major cities, Though the notortoun police murder of Fred Hampton and Mark Clark tn Chicago has been widely reported as (Uke Songmy) an ts- Olated incident, the fact is that such attacks, Occurring in many locations, have killed over 20 Pan- thers On Novumber 15 in the course of his speech to the San Francisco rally of the New Mobilization Com- mitto’ to End the War In Vietnam, David Millard, Chief of Staff af the Diack Panther Party, said: fichard Nixon te an evil man, Thia te the motherfucker that unleashed the counter-insur- qeot teame upon the Dluck Pan- ther Party. Tile is the man that's responsible for all the attacks upoo the Black Panther arty nationally, This te the man that sends hie vicious, murderous dogs out into the Mack community and Invades upon our Black Panther Dreak- fast Program, destroy food that we have for hungry kids and expect us to accept shit ike that idly, Fuck thal mother- fucking man, we will kill Michard Nixon, we will kill any motherfucker that stands (1 the way of our freedom. We ain't here for he goddamn poace, because we know that we can't have no peace because this country was bullt on war, And if you want peace you got to fight for tt, On December 3, Mr, tillllard was arrested, taving been charged with making In his November 15 speech “certain threats to take the iife of and to inflict bodily harm upon the president of the United States, Richard Nixon," The New Mobilization Committee denounces the Unites States goyv- ernment for this action. The rally at which Mr, Uilliard spoke was & political gathering with some 350,000 people present. He spoke in the language of the streets. In charging and prosecuting Mr, Hil- llard the government ts directly violating tis Firat Amendment rights under the United States con- stitution, We demand that these charges be tinmediately revoked We call upon rusponsitie Ameri- cans everywhere to join us in this demand, The New Mobilization is also ready to call for country- wide demonstrations in support of tho Panther’s plans to deliver to the United Nations petitions aguinat US genocide, At the same tiine we call upon Americans to support David HIll- lard in the essential truth he speaks, Richard Nixon ta an evil man) he be evil tn the sense of being head of @ government that is respouaible for a calculated program of genocide and war crimes, Hf he saya he ta pot an evil man, lot him say be Lsagainst these policies of destruction of Vietnamese and Mlack people. Let him by actions show that be ts revoking these policies, brutality, for communist control of all service institutions and an eod to raciam and to hellish ghettos From every state of the Union comes the cry for posce. From abroad, the cry is ‘Yankee, Go home!"* The strength of the eneniy at home lean in his ability to fascinate and meamerize the White masses, particularly thoxe tn the ranks of labor, with the myths of White superiority, and to create & core of Ideological prostitutes who sing praises of the ‘‘Amer- lca-way-of-ilfe.”” Neality demands unity of the masses regardiess of creed, color or political perauas- fon who suffer from the explot- tative, oppressive and politically restrictive power of a common foe The Hoover report isan ideological weapon of the most reactionary forces in politics and the economy of our country, It has nothing tn common with Internal security, it seeks the Isolation and political omasculation of those most vocal and physically most active in the fight to preserve national security through enforcement of the con- stitutional rights of all. Such a report becomes al once an in- citemett to racist crimes, 4 clear and present danger to the security of the nation, Inatead of providing a guide to the punishment of those who have made of the ‘promises of American Democracy” and our commitments under the Charter of the United Nations scraps of paper, Hoover beltches out the Lie that: “Extremist all Negro hate-type Organizations such as the Black Panthor Party, continue to fan the Names of rict and revolution during 1969," The ‘‘Mames of riot and rev- olution’’ inswe forth from the tnouths of the guns of those who are ordered to quell the demo- cratic demonstrative demands of Blucks and other progressive ao- cial forces, From the introduction of Tom Wicker, editor of the New York Times, to the Heport of the Na- tional Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders comes the fol- lowing the rioterst?) are the per- sonification of the nation's shame, of ite deepest failure, of ita great. est challenge, They will not gO away. They can only be re- pressed or conceded their human- ity, and the chotce ta not theirs to make, They can only force it tpon the reat of us, and what this Report: insists upon is that they are already doing it and intend to keop at it."’ (Emph.-WILP) '* They’, who aré not rioters, but defenders of the nation’s in- tegrity and honor, “will wot go away’ To Go eb would te a te. trayal of the greatest thing tn aff the world ~ the Uberation of man- kind, Their moral stromgth sus. tulng them, Hoover charges the so-ealled ‘Negro hate-type organizations such am the the Black Panther Party’ with; “Unbridled vulgarity, obscenity, blasphemy, perversion and public desecration of our cherished ideals and symbola,’* They, the ‘rioters’, threaten the American way of life’, les Hoover, The ‘‘unbridled vulgarity, ob- scenity, blasphemy, perverston and public desecration of our cher- ished ideals and symbols’ of this Period stems from the bourgeoisie, It ta evidence of the decadence of their society, It 1a not the pro~ perty of those seeking a@ fun- Gamental change in the American way of life. it ls tuggage that has boen caught up by those who mis- takeniy believe that {t adds to the vitality of revolutionary atruggte. It demobilizes, The language of revolution is an ennobling, fofty language Beastiality, hate viclousness and an all-consuming luat for political and econumle power characterize the relations of military « industrial banking consortium with the people at home and abroad. ‘Unbridled vulgarity, obscenity, blasphemy, perversion and public desecration’ {s the property the counter-revolution has to bring into the revolution. It *lll not succeed, Hoover brs slandered all that Ia decent In the US.A., especially Black citizenry, He tnejtes to mur- Gerous attacks upon the Panthers, They are determined revolu- tlonaries and revolution purifies, ennobles, cleanses, destroys: Usat which corrupts, that which detases and dehumanizes, it Ia time for Hoowr to go. it Is time to make the FHI 2s defender of national security. A new decade confronts us. It calls for unity ~ unity in struggie - of Black, Browt, Yellow and White against raciam, That unity can pro- foundly influence the decade ahead, it can be of decial ve political signi- fleance for the people, That unity ts possible if its Imitless po- tentialities are recognized by the masses in the labor movement, For Black leaders who are also citizens of the US.A., human beings and now part of a world movement for the Ilberation of all mankind from oppression, the fight for unity in a fight for allies without whose ald victory stands tn the greatest danger, Dedicated To The People Of The Struggle Bobby Hutton, Tommy Lewis, Ro- burt Lawerence, Sylvester Bell, Larry Robertson, Steve Barthol- emew, Waller Toure Pope, Walton Armstead, Sidney U. Miller, France Diggs, Spurgeon Jake Win- tors, Alprentice Bunchy Carter, Fred Hampton, John Jerome Hug- gins, and Mark Clark, Theae brothers are just a few that have been murdered bythis fascist government, The murder- Os and Outrageous altacks by these figs have brought Black people close to the Black Panther Party, This tn turn will bring the people writer Szuma Cheln said, through death all men and women alike, it may be heavier than Mi Tal or Ughter than a feather, To die for the people is heavier than Mt, Tal but to dle for the fascist and the exploiters and oppressors ls lighter than a feather, We realize that the genocide program has been started against Black people by the unprovoked attacks on the Black PanthorParty and Black people, but we must roalize that the spirit and the voice of the people are tha greatest force that exists to- day. Whan this force goes for the against the colontal imperialist Uberatlon of poor opproased pec- country, To the fallen comrades, both brothers and alsters who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their people, from this wa ghall remember whenever thetw is struggle therw is sacrifice, dmath t# & common occurapce, But ‘the brothers and sisters had the Hack’ PROPLE really people and the suffering of the great majority at beart, aod when thay died fur the people it was a worthy death, Nevertheless we should do our beat to avoid un- meccoasary sacrifice. All men and women must die, but death can vary im ite signif. feance, The ancient Chinese \ i t tha Plolters and oppressors have, 1s fon the brothers ater than all the § =68% “We Bre deeply burt that have teen on the Panther Part for oppressed other we shall able Victory, Friends Of The New Rochelle, N *- HG Ae ME HACK: PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUMION 17, 1970) PAG = FAMILY OF TEN THREATENED WITH EVICTION For the bast 10 or 16 years the Hedevelopment Agencies from every major city, where Wore was & Siteabte Black population and an obvious ‘slum’ Grea, have been engaged In a déstructivw project known as “Urban Henewal'’ of "Nigger Removal'’ as a few of the folks eal) It. Chicago, Detriot, New York, St. iouls and Sun f ran- cleco are a few of the major metropolitan cities that have been Involved tn this fasco. Dig on their logic: ‘‘thene poar colored peo- MRS, ROGERS ple and aJl the other poor souls who Ive inthese dilapidated houses don't make very much money nor do they have much political power, plus thelr neighborhoods are us- ually close to our bourgening cown- town arenas, It therefore seoma to me that we should tmy up all of the land, force all of the reai- dents to move and then build apart- ments in thelr place that can serve as housing for al) of those people who are not poor and who con- tribuir greatly to the city secoo- omy, We will call this project UHRBAN RENEWAL."* It all started out in (he manner common to clumsy bureaucracies, with committees, reports and hun- dreds of jobs at the ‘white collar’ level, And so in come the bull- dorers and out went-the niggers, It Was all coing pretty well until the people got hip to the game that had been, once again, laid on them You see, the people began to Question where they were going to be displaced to and were assured that the new housing that would be tullt in the place of the old would be moderately priced so that those people who had been displaced could move back into the com- munity aa #000 as the new unite were finished, The truth of the matter was revealed upon com- pletion of these new “ modurately priced housing for flow income families, ote.” The people who ooce lived in the now renovated communttios fotind out that thoy were dnabletopaythe* moderately’ priced rent and ap @ consequence were forced, in most canex,to live in evel worse Conditions than they had prior to their forced diswlace- ment, “This put all of the peogle very uptight and on (te move agalnat thatr tocal Redevelopment Agency, People started demonstrating thelr discontent ovwr the mannwr in which hey and their quighbors had been treated and stated that they would not move until they were guarantond the Opportunity ta re- torn to their original communities with the pricee of rents ata lyyel whieh they could afford to pay Ae could te expected, Mack poo- ple are the main vietine of this plat th remove poor people from the sore of (hy elly i onder to mabe way for the middie etaen and, Uereforw, ato, Ue mierestim te the sulle ehich alphone otf milliony of dollars trom the (petropelitan atras anny ality, 1 ly pew 1070, Over-a decade tae peeeeth elnee ty fret laying OF that capitalist turd known as Urban llenewal, and yet the sume conditions upheld by the same les continue to eatiat througheut the breadth of Amerikkka’s urhancol- onies, In San Franeisov, WACO (the Western Addition Community Or- ganization) amt other such groups have been waging & ballle against the local Redevelopment Agency over Ue issue of reloration, t some cases the people have been able to forestall the monutterour bulldozers, but the people have hever been able to gain any con- trol over their communities in order for them to become the sole accents tn the determination of thetr construction ~ soclilly, econotnic- ally and physically. M1 is for this reason that in 1970 many reatdents and organizations of the Western Addition community in Sun Fran- cisco face eviction; the Black Pan- ther Party Distribution Office, feallty House and muny of the community families. Among the tamilies that received X - mas greetings from the Redevelopment Agency, informing them that they have 00 days in Which to move, were the Noguera. This family, which ts headed by Mrs. Mary fHogers, resides on tock #792 (on Webster off Eddy) which ts slated to co down as S000 as all the residents have been removed, 1 talked with Mrs, llogere in the tiving room of her third floor, Webster 5t. fat about her attitudes concerning hor present situation an well as her feelings about the Ne- development Agency and Blacks who front for the ‘'mar’’ down- town, She roferred to the latter an Oreo cookies,” Black of the Outside and White on the tnatds Mary Mogers tn the mother of ten of her own children as well an any Other youngster who, ‘for one reason of another, is in heed of a home She is one of hose people whom you seldom hear about @ selfless lover of children. As T war allting and rapping with ber 1 kept thinking about the iisve of women's Liberation and tow woe Men continually get caught up indn economic siiuation in which they flown, there Inadequate bus service plus it le close to larce shopping contore” in for thease very mame reasons that the Hedevelop mem Agency chose the Weatern Addition as a target for its at- tack Mra iogers tas taken tho Penition, along with other reatdents and organizations within the com- munity Giochuding the Mack Pan. ther Party), that she will not move until hor Will abe be remived AND THREE OF HER NI such time as adequate housing, large enougl to meet the newds of my family in bullt within the same community in which | noe live,’" Stew also talked shout the two bousing complexes that were recently bullt in the Western Ad- dition, ‘There are two housing developments that have recently been Dullt within the Western Ad- dition, One ta sponsored by Hev Bedford of Macedonta Baptiat Church and Hey. Evans of F riend- ship Baptist Church. This dovelop- ment is known as Banneker Homes and the renin range from around $122 for one bedroom io 5187 for four bedrooms,’ While these may be modest prices for the “middle Clase” It ls not so modent for a tamily of ten who recéives $482 per month woder the AFDC (Ald to Families with Dependent Children) starvation plan. Mrs, Rogers said that the $483 por month that she recetves ie the maximum which she ts allowed The other housing development is Known as Martin Luther King, Jr, Square and the main consultant ts Jim Montgomery, an engineer who owns Jaree tracts of land within the Western Addition. The develop. ment was held ap lor several months until he “guarantemd’’ to people that rents would be low enough so that these who were displaced would have = place to return (6, According to Mrs Hogers the same conditions which exist at Banoeker Hons also exist st Martin Luther King, Jr Square foparding the Diack petty bour- gools mediators (ahaentwe jireach- have vory Hitle money and & lot Ot ors politicians, and Landiords who children, Being a woman is tad enough, due to the fect thal women have a much lower earning cay acity than men, but the sttuation in compounded If ite woman te Cluck Hike Mra. Hogers, Onw of the Oret things she can down to tie was her fundamental understanding of tho need for POWER. "We oust bein to cone trol and own the properties oo vhich e Hive, and se can oo longer lot the man downtown move Gs ot Oo minke row fot the (peimartly) White sultriuniten to cote heck nto the fore of the gity”* Ble aleo made I perfeetl clear ety she wanted to rermain in the Weat erm Avidition, “Oee thing abn the Weetern A\Uditlon, and vlork e732 ln particular, i thet it ty elthin walking distance uf down stand intermodiate-whwn they can- botwwen the Hluck colony and the White Mother country) Mre. Hlogers had the following cotanwnt, “~The eo-called Miack lepders who live outsidy the community can no longer be looked upon as ourlead- ry dince they are tusponalye to their boxers downtown raltier Gian io the people in the community, The people who Live tn the Got. munity mupt take comtrol ow all aapodthy Of (hele ives,” And con- cerning an organization that could prrewott the forciiin eemoval of iiack peonle from ihe Western Adkiition to make way for otters, she Colt that “if 900 praple would tive up every time & renident was threatened with eviction, to pre. wert that eviction, se would then haw the Kind of Organization hep. essary to prevettaoy eviction until the people could be euaranteed (oo their own torme) acewss to the new housing ** ln closing, Mra, Hogere tad these words, The only way to cure the social ille today te to pul money into everyone's pocket: money adequate enough for decent houning, food, clothing and med- ical Care, We must begin to can trol our seliools ant to educate our childret to the fact that no- body carve ubout them except us, and thal the man downtown doesn't car¢ any more about them today than he did a hundred yoars apo They have given us--on paper-- fremdom, but they still have atack- len around our ankles und around our hands They've got their fingers tn our pose and their foot up our tutt amt they say *pow'll sneize when | sey and you'll go to the bathroom when [ say,’ and 1 say no to that, Get your fingers out and get your foot out, t in- tend to fight and Tf Intend to get whal { want one =ay orihe other." POWER TO THE PEOPLE Roland Young Community News Reporter Birthday Benefits For Huey BLACK PANTHER PARTY 3106 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley, California Dear Friend: 94705 February 17th is the birthday of Huey P. Newton, Minister of Defense and founder of the Black Panther Party, The weekend of February 14th and 15th, will be dedi- cated to the celebration of his birthday. Benefits will be held in his honorin Berkeley, California, on the 15th, and in Los Angeles California on the 14, This will be part of a nationwide celebration to honor Huey for his great political work, and his undying love and service to the people. Huey Newton is incarcerated at Cali- fornia Men's Colony near San Luis Obispo, The occasion will not be a joyous one, because the brother is not physically free to join us. This is atime of''Revolutionary Crisis’ and the national and international mobilization of oppressed people ts what is needed to free Huey, and to Free all Political Prisoners. At this birthday cele- hbyation, emphasis posed Prisoner of Gi’s in Viet Nam for Bobby of the American Seale, Chairman will be on the pro- War exchange for Black Panther Party, and Huey P. Newton, In the name of world peace, we be- lieve your support and participation will heighten your solidarity with oppressed people in general, and the Black Panther Party in particular, We are asking for contributions a success. to help make this benefit ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE FREE ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS SEIZE THE TIME I enclose $2.00;4 tickel to Huey ___ Berk, 1 enclose i enclose _ Defense Fund, ___. FOr the — benafit expenses. for the Huey P, Newton . “3 THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY IF. 19% PAGE 4 “SNAKES IN THE CANEFIELDS” — The December 28th, 1969 issue or’ {he official organ of the ¢ of the Commaist Party of Cuba (Pages 11-12) contained the lext of @ press con- ference heia by the Venceremos Brigade for Journalist from all over the world, The Venceremos Brigade is a group of volunteer workers from the United States who travel to Cuba to hetp in the cane fietds and show solidarity with the Cubans struzgie agamst U.S. imperialism. Among the current members of the brigade fwo persons, Dwight Hawkins and Elijah Gault, who are passing themsetves off as members of The Black Panther Party. They are not memvers of the Black Panther Party but either pies or fools. There ave over 200 Ameyicans in the Brigade at this time so there may be others among them that are posing as * Black Panthers*-, To set the record straight it must be stated that there are no members of The Black Panther Party in the Venceremos Brigade, We who live for the struggie in the belly of the imperialist whale are not as near to victory as our Valiant Viemamese Brothers who have been able to send people to help in the ‘*Battle for the Ten Million Tons’ (of sugar cane--a major Cuban crop), we have a dire need for all our figiters and workers here at home, For we know that our victory wet certainly be a victory for the Cuban peopte and ail the worid’s oppressed. The Black Panther Party supports the Cuban Grvamna’ Central ¢ ‘ainmitiiad are people in their struggie against U.S, imperialism, We recognize tat the best assistance that we can give to the Cuban Hevolution is oui continued and escatated resistance to our common enemy right here is Bapyion, The dream of the world’s of *“‘many Vietnams™ wilt have yveached its peak and become a reality wren the pro- gressive and revolutionary forces in the U.S. can gtve to the people of Africa, Asia, and Latin America a**Bay of Pigs*’’ victory on tne Potomac River in Washington D.C, or a "Dien Bien Pinu’ victory at the Pentagon. The Victory of the Cuban Revolution is a victory for lhe wortd and pig agents, fools, and liars can do serious damage to,the strug- gle of all oppressed peopie. oppressed people ALL POWER TO THE PEUPLE DECLARATION OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE AFRO-AMERICAN PEOPLE During the past fow days, the The ANC and FAP, thempeliws Biaon administrationhas displayed engaged. th a life and death strug. morte (han ever before, itatyran- gle against the faseiets of the nical aod fisetet mature, Inthe wake Suuth African and tihodesian re- of alarming revelations OT the des @iines-<reyiities that are also sup fiberaie and wanton niassseres of (he Vietnamiess civilians by the CS soldines, a epetombtio mill- ported ty thw US, firtiieh, and world linperiatiam, eaten « mili- tant hand = oof solidarity tary campaign han beet bainehed the Afro-American people (hrougeh fo. Las Angeles, alt Ciieage ina the Black Panther Party. We bore vain atten (0 eliminate the Wack =O) appeal tu all the Afro-Amert- Panther Party th (he Utited Stating = Cand and other progressive aiove- The Black Patther Party eine ments In the United Staten to reso. Dedies the auttiwntic sepirations of lutely resist thie Nixon. fasetiat the Uppreesed MirG-Americans Ih Canipaign, hoon aim und. otjiet their fegitimate strugeiy ayalmet th to sank (he authentic wotce of US imperiaiiaw, Veritie tras, the Aline Auerionia Today, tt ie the Uatied Staten geerrniot ie the Wack panthers, tamurree If deploying All ite force sloliquidaie Will be uny other progreesibe or thie revolutionary erranizatyon Cahicetion in the UA America’s Free Press Tells It Like It Ain't Eldridge Cleave Raps About Cub Berkeley, Calll, (LNS)--tlundrods of U.S newspapers reaching mill- jones of people dutifully punted a Ul] story from Paris a while back ahout an alleged former muni- ber of The Dlack Panther Party who sald he and wxiled Panther leader Eidridge Cleaver left Cube recently because of tacinm The ex-Panther, Earl Parretl, aid he “aa Cloaver’s compan- ton in Cuba ond Jater in Algeria. He said soctaliat Cuba discritmin- ated against blacks tn the govern- ment and in geteral. Farrell found his imitators around thu id scents posing as Tanthers and purparting to speak for Eldridge, To those who contacted Eldridge wor in Aigters, leaver denounced Farrell as an imposter and em- besztor who stole money from the violated security and fab- story about Cuban Party ricuted the ruciony Very few newspapers, if any, carried Cleaver’s version of bow leaver felt in an effort to see that El- Oridge's first actual statement on the Cutan Hevolution since he escaped the clutches of America the heard, The lack Panther Par- ty hae given ite permission for comments Lidridgey made ith a recent recorded phate conversa- tien with Chie! of Statf, David Hilliard to be published ‘Qn the quvstion of socialism," sald the exiled Minister of Inform- ation, "The Hlack Panther Party doés nut and has never sald Uhat if soctalism ta instituted that ractam automatically ceases (al- though some critics of The Dlack Panther Party have implied, name- ly Stokely Carmichael, that «¢ The USA. pollee have never taken any steps to stuash the fas- Cist virus represented by such no. torious organizations as the Jolin Hireh Socivty and the lynching Klu Klux Klan, it is because these or- Gantzations refloct the basic pollt- ical philosophies of the United States’ ruling class Coupled with the policy of the murderous attempts to destroy the revelutlonary democratic forces at home, such as the Diack Panther Party, the U.S, government has un- leashed an international campaign toProp up all faselatsndregrograde Tegimes from South America to South East Aala and from there on Southern Africa and the Middle East The tactics of picking up one important leader after another aaeasainaling, imprisoning them and forcitig othera Inte exile, that the U.S, governmont is winploying against the Panthers are quits famillar to ts in South Africa and Ubodenta, These tactica are the Block tn trade of the toscint re- Clines Syatiat which we are fett- ing th Southern Africa, Mitherts tho US. Unpertalists have been “perinitied’’ to treat the Afro- Amrricah issu « af thternal problem Thus the VASA has boon ‘exumpiod” from the serutiny of world opinion, on tis vital matter which Involve the elon: Mary hue man right® of tore than 30 mit. LOH prcogule Of African origin inthe United States, tt te our deep cote Vietio f fake the 41) Createnent of any people on the basis of colour isa Violation Of human tigtts and con- sequently cannot te looked upon a8 Or be placed withie the category Of titertal policies and jreroga- tives of any gowrnment While we are convingsd of the determination of ihe Tanthers and Dido ih while bos of oppressed croups in the US A, to trisiat US OP} esstos we call upon the werld brogreweliw forces and eapecially Alrtea to ta hint) Velee of protest “ws Al¢era. (Oth ewe wher, 6a ie verat, ; “We were pot born of Cul "y sult,” he continved, bere of The Black Panther: used Cute ae @ teas of fram fascist suppression in ton and they are alive, well, free today, tt would not te’ interest of Cubs orthe world and tt: tecause they have not been to eliminate all forma of rac in the ten years altace their lution teagan.” Cleaver then attacked Bart ell. the black man In Parts reported Eldridge’s supposed d Hlusionment with Cuba, term Farrell a''jackanape" andan Pt rovorsteue”” “Anyone that would come t with reactionary criticism of type, serving only the fasciat the imperialist, Is 4 hoo snake. He didn't just embrace U, Ss imperialism and fascismie-t coming back to Babylon ithe U ei States) and the route he che Tr E LDRIDGE CLEAVER, MINISTER OF INFORMATIONB.P.P, that pgeaition. What we say is that th @ aoctalist society the conditions are mare favorable for & people to begin to struggle to ellinimte racitem have taken jutton to launch attacks al Cute 1d : ‘Cuba, 90 miles from Florida, to take is through the amis: where they jaune those Saturn aptiarent reference to Farrell's: rockets, with 4 US paval tuse-- statement he would turn him Guantanamo--right onthelrisland, in to the PBI after he made a is strugeting for the defense of de rogatory statement about Cute a the Cuban people and their revo ‘The cardina} rule of The B : lution under ab econginic block. Panthur Party says have ade that is strangulating and the peoplo, have ttn in the Pay This principle in not to be just in Babyton, bat around the world, On this boasts and relatts to historical materialism, we threatoning to get lighter We see the Cuban Hevoluliun as S great achiuvement in the world revolution, by estaldisting an is- land of socialism in an ocean, The Western Homisphere, of cap- ttalist aggreesion and fascist supp- ression, We wish the Cuban people victory in their struggle againat the blockade and may the Cuban people achiove ttwir goal of 10 million lois In the 1970 sugar cane har- WILL be froe of racism, and tl lant shall be frut ami the | shall be laat, MALL POWER TOTNES TRLee he concluded, “LOS TIRY MILLIONES, VAN” TO THE PEOPLES LAWYERS Garry, Bill, Sandy, ‘‘yoad runners’’ for the People, in between breadths; we the ‘*21'* inside and out, would just like to say, what we have long felt, That not meiny can be called ‘Peoples Law- yers’’, and for us, the Black Panther Party, the People and their struggle, you cats have been beautiful,..it is true that very few Peo- ple in the Mother Country can relate to we as Panthers will do, and continue to do what we must, in the way that we do, Bul it’s because of People like you, that- know this sick society can be transfo t So we can say truthfully; that there is n a court in yvacist Babylon thal we not be honored in confronting, where u will reesei be proud, and confide in the representation that you will gt and most of all, the. is given unifies us in Spect for all the (Pe way %s the highest j We do not relaté a BS revolutionary mann have triumped there Day, we, you this, UNITY IN STRUGGLE The Panther 2)" that Cabs, the US , and the ont Bill K., and all the} —_ * » 4, (UNS) 147,000 workers are. on strike against General Electric, There are at least that many reasons why GE should be Gefeated. Here are some of thom General Electric is run by nine- feon men, all White, all but one Anglo-Saxon Protestants, They hold more than half the company's Voting stock and hire the chief executives and managers. They are some of the most powerful men tn the world., heads of the fourth largest industrial corporation tn the U5, (Only General Motors, Standard Ol of New Jersey and Ford are bigger.) These men Usually sev the Inside of « GE Plant only on the yearly guided tour, they can't tel! the difference between a relay and a rectifier. They don't care about producing anything in particular, bat only about extracting profit from ove ry- thing in general, General Electric is only one of the profit-making schemes that they contra}, For example, take GE Director Gilbert Humplirey, one of the nine- teen. He is also board chairman of the Cleveland-based quarter- billion dollar Hanna Mining Corp Oration, Or take Directors Net! McElroy and George Love i they also run Detroit's Chrysler Corp- oration, The fifth biggest U.S corporation. Whether you inapect bottles of Coca-Cola, blast ore for Hanna, make buttonholes In a Stevens sweatshop, or stamp out dashboards for Chrysler, the pro- fits from your time and energy KO Into the same set of pockets The major companies are wired together at the top. Chrysier cars une GE lighttulbs ;GE'« company feet unes Chrysler cars, Coca- Cola has the concesston in GE junchrooms; Hanna's tungsten minos supply iMaments for GE lamps, Hanna owns part of Chrysler. And so on, Bot that's just the beginning The small circle that runs GE holds power not oly in other giant corporations, tut also in the White House, the Pentagon, in state and city governments. colleges and hospitals, and in dozens of other countries The nineteen men who run GE are powerful voices in the White House and the Pentagon. Four Gk Girectors were at the top of the military establishment when the Viet Nam war was being planned. Thomas S, Gates and Nell ti McElroy were Secretarios of De- fonse under Elsenhower, Robert T. Stevens was Secretary of the Army and Fred J, Borch was a member of the Defense Industry Advisory Board, General Electric keeps close ties with the Pentagon through the 89 retired colonels and genérals «ho now work for GE, Goneral Electric has used its power inthe national military establishment to advance tts In- terests, In 1964 President Elsen- hower sald that the American mill- tary had to intervone in Asia so that the U.S, could control ‘the tin and tungsten of indochina’’ (Viet Nam, Laos and Cambodia), GE is a heavy tungsten user and Hanna Mining Co. produces a lot of tung- steno, Another GE director, Edmund W, Littlefiold, ta head of Utah Mining and Construction Company, which also produces tungsten; fur~ ther, his company built the jet runways in Thalland and Laos that are used for bombing raids on Viet Nam. The bombers’ engines and their machine guns are part of Gk’ s war production, Genera) Electric's power to make national policy pays the com~- pany very well, General Electric wan stagna tn $064, with pro- fite searcely r than tn 1000, Then came the 1965 excalation of a War that GE helped plan, and Gis balance sheet took a great leap forward, Average ay ga fits wince }905have been 39 higher tt they were in the fiw yoars b ‘General Eloctric ar coo- trarts hayw more than doubled 1905, for @ total of $0.5 hin five years, This year, with war sales of $1,6 Lillion, OF te the number tro military con- tractor General Pinctric' «directorsare pelea, city kovernments, universities, courts, hospitals--and GE neds a PUPPot tO recite Its lines on every stage, The GE public relations de- partment rescued lonald Reagan from a floundering acting carver (and $18,000 tn debts), placed him in the California statchouse and hopes to make him President The mayors of towns where GE Is the major employer (such as Lynn, Massachusetts, and Schenectady, New York) are well-known com- pany puppets, But even the mayor of Philadelpuia has felt the pull "GE makes & polley of political coorcion and intimidation of muni- cipal governments as a weapon for the settlement of atrikes,,.nothing abort of political tiackmall,’’ Local Judges take ton minutes to grant GE an tnjunction against pic- kelera and ten years to hear & worker's injury claim, Towns like Waynesboro, Virginia, spend millions subsidizing roads, sew- @rs and power for G& planta, bat refuse to grant welfare for Isid- off or striking GE workers, Cops in Gaktand, California, were given orders two weeks before Christ- man 1969 to protect scabs at all costs and arrest GE strikera on any protext General Electric directors are on the governing boards of at least eleven major American universl- then and colloges, including Stanford, Harvard and Princeton General Electric men contro] the faculty and curriculum to see that potential GE stagehands inthe form of brainwashed company-loving enginoers, tecthniclans and mana- eers are turned out in every graduating class. The GE show in- cludes directors on twelve major insurance companies and at least fifteen men on the governing boards of leading tnedical schools and hos- Piiais, Health insurance makes good profits--Gi is the largust manufacturer of professional med- {eal equipmoent--but behind the seones GE refuses to meet union demands for medical benefits, General Electric ts part of the worldwide U.S syatem of im- perialiam. The men al the top turn a profit on everything from cars to cornflakes, from dime stores to life insurance in twenty- tive countries, Their servants in- side and outside the plant imposr GE's decisions on the working peo- ple of the world, What GE men cannot do for themselves they have politicians, judges and professors do forthom.The ten who run GE know that the system thoy help maintain is hated throughout the world, but they almost like it that way. Goneral Electric makes wea- pons and communications devices to keep the empire in power and fo shoot people down when thoy tise up, as in Vietnarm, Gonora!l Electric's private om- Pire ts widespread, There are GE branch plants and subsidiaries in 25 other countries, Ono of every four people who works for GE (100,000 out of 400,000) Lives out- side the U.S. Starvation wages tmnake these foreign operations super-profitable, In Columbia GE pays 25¢ an hour In South Africa Black workers get 26¢ an hour; in Bombay, GE's going rate ts 6 to 76 an hour, When GE brought out France's largest computer manufacturer they lald off ten per cent of the workers, Most of GE's branch plants are in countries run by military dic- tatorahips that depend on military ald from the US, Much of this military equipment is madeby GF And even in France, GE gota multi-miliion dollar contract to computerize the communications notwork for the Paris police. Gen- eral Electric profits from cheap lator, then profits again by sup- plying the military and police hardware that ts used against peo- ple around the world, Whoever protests, whoever or- ganites and moves against the power of the small circle of mob at the top is branded by GK and its servants an an unpatriotic agt- tator, Waving the American Nag in strikers’ faces ts a favorite GE tactic, The company wants to come off as patrioticas Mother and Apple Pie, The historical re- cord of the company's behaytor Toads differently, Tack in the years 1028-1040, PESOCOREA FUER TORO Ce OLE Rese eevaaRe ae ~ GE was tn league with the Krupp Corporation, Germany's lar. Gest armaments makor and a chief Hitler backer, General Electric and Krupp toguther conspired to fix the price of strategic motalsy al more than ten times the Market value, Convicted of con. spiracy by & U.S, court, GE got off with a petty-cash fine of $16,000, In 1901, & Phitadeiptta grand jury uncovered another of GE's patriotic’ deals, Por yoars the company had been connpiring with the other major electrical manu. facturers to fix the pricos of heavy equipment sold to government Agencies, The total till thin fraud, running Into uncounted hon- dreds of millions, came out of taxpayore’ pockets, In 1966 and '67, after ten yoars of arguing that it could not pay higher wages here because of the “forelgn competition,’ GE set up branch plante tn Hong Kong, South Korea and the Philippines, Hore, behind the lines of the Pacific war, GE pays people from 25 to 30 cents per DAY to make cheap transistor radios and tape record- ors, which it then imports to the States, After yours of urging peo- ble to ‘Buy Amorican,'' GE now LS the foreign competition,'* GE is also a long-time contribu. tor to the Southern States In- dustrial Council, 4@ group that fights to keep the U.S, divided into & so-called high-wage North and the choap-labor South, This group supports the raciem which keopa the South a depressed area, with wages one-third lower than the U.S, average Patrioctisin? General Electric waves any Nag it can got iishands on; the American Dag, the Dixte Mag, the South Korean, the Philip- pine, and Di others, Wherever peo- ble organize against GE, Wie com- pany liides bohind a plece of cloth and talks about protecting the ‘national security interest’ to trick people back to work. GE pito- tects Its OWN interest andthe only flag tt salutes tx the dollar Wl Inside the plant, Ue company makes the people work faster and harder; outeiie the plant, the com- pany keeps raising prices, They just announced a 2,99 price in- crease effective January 1, on top of a 4% increase last year, That meana = clock radio which cost $29.55 = year ago will now cost $32,168. The result is more work for a paycheck that buys less, The politicians call it inflation'’; but trom the inside tt just looks like speedup coming in by the back doar In 1966, the unions of GE workers negotiated a 197 wage gain, but the cost of living went up 39,39 since then, so that the 1906 net- tlemont actually ended up loaving GE workers In the red, At the same time managera and super- visors In GE plants tightened the screws In several plants, supervisors now use closed-ctreult TV towatch people every second of the shift from on armchair in an air- conditioned beoth, The company treats its employees like remote- control robots, At GE in Ashland, Massa- chusetts, three-fourths of the pro- duction workers are women, They get pald by the plece and not by the hour, bet the women are not allcwod to control the speed of the machines The company controls the machines and the machines control the workers. The company keep women and others It considers second-class human beings in the lower Job categories. A spot welder in the San Jose, California motor plant with 22 years seniority was over- loaded with work. The company put a new man on to help her-- and paid him more, Women are paid 30 conta less an hour than men on the eame jobs, This tn standard Gf prantice and one of the unfons’ strike demands ts that it be abolished, Few big companies have fought unions as hard as OF, While some of the lant corporations sre the the unions as an inexponaive low-level police force to disci~ plinw the workers, GP bellewos the company's management should do all the polleing Meelf, General Electric does all it can to under- THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1v70 PAGE? G.E.-ELECTRIC OCTOPUS ming union authority, Por example, in a Bloomisgton, Indiana plant, ahop stewards may not talk to people on company time without company permission, and workers cannot see the steward without going through the supervisor, Shop stewards tond to be cut out of overtime so that they are not on ihe line when the worst speodups and the heaviest company pres- sure comes down In most plants, workers may not talk to each other oxcopt during breaks, Uf the line stops, every- one has to keep busy wiping and swooping until the white alirts get it rolling again, There is nothing you can do that GE doesn't have 4 rule against, Gne man at the Oukland, California, transformer plant summed it up: he sald working for GE is ike being inside San Quentin, oxcept they let you out at night, GE has a peculiar idea of ‘‘pro- creas’ in its products. In 1031 the company spent millions to rake & lightbulb that would burn out twice aus fast, This year GE an- nounced tt had stopped working ON. 8 smog-free electric automo- Oile. The management claimed is cost was prohibitive, yet expemdil- tures for research and develop- ment (R&D) of an lectric car wore a small fraction of the hun- dreds of millions of dollars spent on research for military projects, Duritg the last week of Septem- ber of this year, GE received more money on HAD contracts for an Intercontinental Ballistic Mis- ale re-entry systom (the Mark 12) than the total (4D expenses for the electric car, Hemember that GE's nineteen directors alec tun five ot] companies and Chrysler Auto, an electric car would be bad for their business, Now OE has the key patents for the electric car and can keep anyone else from building one for 17 years, That's progress, GE style, Genoral Electric markets pro- ducts that make the world a worse place to inhabit In November, 1906, it cut costs in color TV production; now all their sets emit ponsibly sterilizing radiation side- ways and downward, But this seems minor compared with GE's future plans, General Electric has the contract for the Supersonic Trans- port (SST), the giant jet that will send out & continuous shock wave which will not only break win- dows and eardrums bot will also disrupt the reproductive patterns of wildlife. And its exhaust fumes will form a permanent layer of stnodg at 30,000 feet that may alter world weather patterns and deprive all plant Ufe on the ground of the sunshine needed to floulsh and arow, General Electric's idea of pro- greas is to force more to work harder on worse products to sell at higher pricen. The strike against GE is only the beginning, There are other GE's, and together they make up a sys- tem, We must defeat that whole monopoly system inorderto really defeat the kes of GE. FASCIST PIG HITS YOUTH AND RUNS TINA | eae ; WILSON 8 MARLA WILSON 5, AND, APRIL CEPHANS $9 - Polnt number seven of the Black Panther Party’s Platform and Pro- ¢ram states, "We want an tm- midate end to police brutality and murder of Black people, The Black Panther Party has Iin- plemented a Liberation School as one of our programs, where the children are taught their true his- tory and thelr role in the present day soctety, The San Francisco branch bolde class every Saturday mornitie from 10:00 am to 1:39pm at Sacred Heart Church on Feltand Fillmore St, ‘Thisia the same joca- tion in which we hold the Fre Breakfast for School Children Proe cram, On January 10, 1070 at 1:50 pf the children trom ‘tthe big family were leaving, and they all got & the buavan attempting to go hom They rode up to the corner, and back of the van, the door flew Open and three litle ataters fell out, April Cephans 9, Tina Wilson 6, and Marla Wilson 6A fasciat pig On his motor bike, having so te- spect or regards for the people ran over the slatera and kept In Liberation school we teach the children how the ples brutalize and murder people of the Black community and other oppressed commities, These little sisters know how inhuman these pigs are, ‘When they are supposed to be pro- tecting the people they are con- stantiy murdering and brutalizing us. The fascist ple tried to kill these young sisters and failed, The pigs have teen ha i iN Oy and murdering our ALL POWER TO THE PROFLE THE ALACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. 1¥Te Pacts RACISM AT S.F. GENERAL HOSPITAL Thotras Fields, afler Working Administrator at enteral, Ue hat the people t wereoming Uf 70) in the office of br off place for the poor on thelr we THHEE days, wax fired from his told me that he had given the ord ile ines sane t of the chard ‘'Litck ine, All thoge (to the grave, This te but another job as a pharmacist at San Fran for the alfice tot ve te politica ituatior and oa not preset exy seed solidarity with wey in when poor peogle are ciato joneral lloxpital «or : romanian tt t ont iiing to fight ‘city ha) eld nformed me Of an al- oppressed, on the one hand theyare Weitloesda) January 7. Fields a ne back to the pharmac { i 1 iiiine to burn it tance has been formed te fonied an opportunity to earn the Hiack man, clalime that raciani «a j " ork until the down ifn ary tear yyees and patienia of Money pecessry to Secure proper he cause of his firiny ' hift a pom. that ! pirit of the people i envral Howpital. Ther are calling ediical care and on the omer hand ; On September 29; to69, the 9 evening but was not to returt to the much tr vider Monds voning bei eced} aS seep they are denied proper medical an ad in the SAN FPRANCI pharmacy i t day Met iB eohon along with his at > Se ee |” care at those facilities Shich prow HNONICLE advertising an oper The next day, January Uh, anun- ; oy : of y , , i pea f . “a 7 Ppkts “ae ‘ . b Bttlance ne port to Serve then J ens . ' at signed memoradum Waa posted of . dian i" ne Co i 10 if 4 ire ul Of shany, oshe instan t o I bea ro for the horrid com ing tors nualified } the pharmacy door stating in part, ocumented the harassment and covert and overt fort raciam dittony that can be withensed at placed ty « : : : ‘ 4 : ment the ived fron " ' " thre iweral ack ¢ these ‘slaughter houses‘ rests omminsior leld stolid ne ne ey tt fictals a operal, Atte proper modical care received by quarely on the shoulders of the ad by telophone, 2 ' aia eas a 7$t é har i lene scons on, durin ich the pallent " {the employers city, country state and federal} mail, On October Ird hu receive car C7, : Ing dy ih on ie set nb uct - bie or alloting the necessary the application, completed it and . Me, Piew iS mre ' : ; } . " : ’ er pau dead . ’ urtds fur propur operation of retirnod i-aleo ty imal) tvill Se i teat , uphold the tf i apes Cisciatl Hecause of the astronomical cost thes» facilities, tt te imnperative VOM gas rhe Civil Sere een bie it . i Ter wr ned f medical care, tm i) private or that Black people, along with all r Hh vecemuer sist, Flv aan ‘ ‘ idl dah he hospita SCPC ARSUFL BEI FERP ON cipi-private, nost people can pot other oppressed people, raise celved notice from the Civil reat pears pods geen, in tay of Fields. He ver, thi afford to pay for proper medical the call for COMMUNITY CON. , Service omens Informit peel oh ef ry ows pot mean that th inte | e, t must rely on General TROL OF ALL PUBLIC HEALTH 7 him that the opening that he bees 2d2 bop thhvitate tha a wer © of the attorni he Hompital r Gie, [I is for thts ACILITIES. This ts the only way Previousiy advertised needed Nil icalie 9 od it poke tat alter the toaring sali uf tat the people seeteneed in which the masses of people can ine Inimedtately and that his er Veclalen = a Fae have been caava ih which for community contralofsS F Get be assured of proper health care dential ore in thw process of , belo refvierwe | is later ihe fe . la wid oo ia tole att Aloud nu ‘ the was cortified « 4 etiatered and " P if : eas ; Pharmacist, «la =% no, On raboul \ tant Admin ra tt jon interme ds that ty ‘ tifled) Mf ' had beet vivneted tii ae ' awit leld he tele sithor s pharmac { at A ; j } ranciat un Hons ” Purswa 1 : limtted-tenure msi j ’ olds lack Assurl ove thing fr] up t pri ‘ ‘ tim {-tenor par via : i 1 at ul ‘ 7 f mou " ent ember tt i he i" at rath er thi tin ‘ ' , il ‘ ( i gren, ¢ i nh five da Pht vid thier Ce a d j meat tha bone ! tart | tit / ork lanua lea 4 Whe ! eportied tb x I ; p us informed, i] that | : . ti bi her hal lew o@ tiletas aml tfnat . : hye tinet leaw ! yi . , a tmmediatety, tf not i th f ‘ Uutmpory ma tr pam Phrjex ul +f Te “ juli ¢ rites oan Sf rel. sapflodhes aR acat eenhde ved from (he fhospitil staff « ; widen replied Ura eit aa ihe ex ni colve prop autiuirt to U te vi : ; , . or contrarn rout WT vil ‘ ic hold it hearing T . delt employed » copult. du as : - . haw r wa al og t tart ; a , . Thit A. io tal " itiet | | ! piarmacial 4 u ah nif Pete . nn Janua vy j : shfu ‘i s a re ating , | ast iden ‘ , 4 . ton auch i | t ' F told ly r hilgren thatt uid , brat’ t ' Pi not be allowed (to enter Uy ‘ Pht ay mae ttoee theme wee ny ' ne Set : ; ; * 7 ; nee wok , . ; - ‘ ; ° we ta 4 , eee It Tala tis to ontee, tied to overshelm ihe peonle HUEY NEWTON--POLITICAL PRISONER BLACK PANTHER PARTY tase the pell tire ut ! one think ye bee 4 ’ : Nb 130 p.m file lwasatdinner,s dei Aine. thee eans Pay va tt ‘ inal jet in favoroft eral, they really have no othor and this will only happen shen fersonal belonein erveremoved |, esa Scat ean ane Ae i ployee and at 2 later date choice woctatiam has replaced capitate fram a locker by thet pital L : - they lei) againat hin whieh I Por aa lotig AS | Can remem’ {arr ifter revolution, POWER, urity officers and I was told t nation 4s ny Lp Sareea i hy r { 1y. vids case muy be just eneral Hospitals across the ni the securtt ifivera not ipack + just 4 Fey ty Rall tarting, tt have teen viewnd | thone ‘ YrOWEH TO THE PECELE into the phurmac 1 thor ent, it . and. past i r sh, Sie he joke with enperal Hospita whe usd tharer i luuchter see Dr roseman, i Ansittant "*)* ayes = . empl ea of hursday afternuds house itiat serve as a Stopping Holand Voure °o ° o ao ' a! Me ‘Wallably to you, than It is now, this is a caleulaied plan to MI Miseducation im Vallejo Mi rabctelnig hv ntcagracin dtr so Cynthia Smith, you arch | off the rivolutlonary spirit of our uttlonaTy U ut reerult for 7 people, youKarenga-| youth, by this racist oppressive o ° nara pig farm ts, she ver nNassen are now hip to yatert Senior High School wem * sey wbhs ‘Fa ' to ald the counter Our youth are the tuture, [Dour “a u ch peop revolutionary elemont try the youth are hooked on drugs they triiiee Cleaver In priagon’’. community and they shallaevkyou | cant tove to make « progres tn every Bloch emmunit in “! 1, just wa many, if not more When tt tudents heard that, crt and rus “i out of our school | sive fulure for s sane society The q decadent Ameri there ix tol Mack students hawe be ttir th imiifiately got on her and and our community becsuse ou | oppressor rwalizes this, that iswhy é found certain counter-revolutio kicked out of schoo! iat as man toll tier that ashe wan just = ile, fall to rive a decent wdue ition to u se Can only see Little effort being 7 iry Glements. Everything from if not moe fudente lbave t nut und that the peoole want Bldride peonle whe have been victime of inade to erase the dope out of out herain dealer to the bootlickt in the f r learning track; and home ant fr nore. And to tor Mineducation since thelr start tr conumunitte mplotely, We mast lacke of the pig poe rr structure, jist as many if nol mor tudents all of this tmatiness, this deceiver Rabylonian schools, spose all Ute lies that are told te in th filack comrmenit f have been made to co te continus | | people ta rolne to take th the people by, educating them " Vallejo, as in many other (Mock for COL Crnich is just another — poople mey, Wileh was rales) ALL POWEH TO THE PROPLEt | who controls and perperuaties 1hte communities, ovr i roiyt her for lwrartment which ts try the Tileek jlter lnse aad Mize THE TIME! nadnema, wee we understand thal Connet’. = Fev minionary | cLurmem Paratn ) From : the test Ce sive 9 lee: PACR Bal; for; ai ll existing — prottems of (ile thi lemimt Deine cultural n SOHO ared in whitch th hosup- the chumps at the school. Thivso. Leonard apitalint ayutem ate cot tHlanalian of Othereier known a ly can't Irarnwithoutepeial called Black Hall is goine to coat and in order to deal with them ** Pork Chop salon linn Piha sort) / te amd at sbi . up a0 vid dollar 0 = a have to abolish all (ors sofexptai-_ raungutaneiat ° ri wm th turtent ther ive, Thi Kera tan olin tation under the capituliat apatem | 1 t , , teh Hoalizing that the natureof tie wc Satire es vi eran te orm, PpQB Lerma Urn casas cher rrowant propagator of ob tite and All, tf this so-catl it History has been the penocise at 4t Vallejo enior Hie School ' fs Tal mi it mimun- ti hur the tithe nd evry : tangiati. Her toi . mth moth ne? f lly the parents behing teochur, wan really trving tomvet the LAD peop te and of Mack pe irniithy. Avatroyinng Uv ts ' me «the Qeetis and desires of the stp- Mit Vernon 10) over ANG yrats, looking St Rr villiin Smith's tank atthiaht ‘ t that | pcarrmua, bevtet tl Ihe people, ate eould ° ister) GE country and thovil de te treeparate colturade tivid tiddents ff vol other, ime thi ne in some way to rams fe 1! tus used & tiunaliens wot oll ite bastard off ite Tineke atualent iin Op ih help establish» free health clint wanticn .eiinst tw poor snd uprine, ineltuding fi racism. ied t tracks, You are yut r wOroethiie taetul wo ttovt all thy hrongh iavestiation secteipdy~ fyeee poopie we can se thet Shiv wee thes tne 4 vine of p track at the vory ior poople es efit trom it, tutin- we haw found ti Stt; Veepan i GURIEATE lonwe no reget orth ‘just dotne ber fotv’, hich t of vimit he i hich weal t Lah i dine to tae the man oth tocul itn, Otel tte Ties gard tor Uw Set! being of the eounselin wnt teenhing. Sth Tes ith ) Thre your fora ftv lloch’" ball, cent protien: ofthe communttiee RRGG preted proce, Under teochen the tilack cultural elasaes, tit het} rs, aml rhe Thia flecipl f the nig prerr te tt toe protlem This ta (ht tte fee tacts auteur thin whieh is perfret outlet for thre hatter (rulet ' ' tructir il thet Rag ; { the lack and phe Wienht ath! hire i egerratem ThA « madrews In which ale constant] rack tisihe rst hi wut tar m) hae Chineedd and ban'l Uh OPT rated cn wiilits ia that iil tied apie, wh pee that Gee bombarta tt tolenta wilh. Leper hie don't i if “ it : L teet to ths And all: aru Tlie jeoile look al thts prot rtd) & reuauimunliy ool This ull? Hisct wi chop } wi int re, etd steuy*t runt to kee hire ar ‘hits we ae on accident or «= jetuhe trend OV to pant thee pereet’ lay felt pujypet f Karan cor if yo learn antifiing, om Witter rewortilion ar ted chin tat if yeu > At wlherte (he Orie inte) Ute Basede of the pereihel - tanginiy antll of Hm loner t abagireShy Land Wrheesatter mille (et chants «Mt bn, to (ebitate, yuk will find that i entve the basle nerds of the att ing all tt thrmagh ie, Can il chan, unl it leon Wittitte Inthe places «within the LL. POWPR TO Tee ‘dentine inte ste tee Teco th ated tines wat that yey are Lentted inane \iegeneratet note beekward WerTninent of our cities, (yoacan , nly Mark counselor at th fo Mie erargntions (hat as b> or mney af anenomy pt ihe neath ehderstand this, you Wil) dee tha: Mt Vernon, fh IN DEFENSE OF SELF DEFENSE Deputy Chairman Pred ttanypton wak murdered by Nixon’ s-endorsed Higa, while he slept in bed. Nixon's endorsed pigs can. and will raid the homes of innocent people, mur- der them as they knee! by thelr beds fo pray, and do al! of this tn the fame of “law and order’. The Black Panther Party has drawn the lines of legality at the thresh-hold of our doors, Uf vicious dog police- tmencome tothe doors inthe manner of gangsters and criminals, thoy will be dealt with as gangsters and criminals, Not only must we defend our offices and homes against attacks by phony pig police Masquerading as the victims, bot you the people must also protect the offices and homes of the Black Panther Party, When these low- lifed pigs sneak into our com- munities, the poople must be ready to defend both themselves and the Vanguard; we must do this to in- Sure the lives and homes of all the people Ilving in the Black com- munities, You must realize that if the pigs or any of their fas- cist agents craw) into the com- munities and rise against the peo- ple and the Party in the nature of wild-eyed fascists, they must be forced out, The Party and the masses must stand united ogainst the possitilities of other Chicago's and L.A,, other Fred Hamptons and Mark Clarks, You, the people have the right the constitutional right to bear arms it your homes, and the peo- ple of our Black communities should begin to understand thatany Unarmed people are slaves or sub- ject slavery at any given moment. If the plen attack us, we will fight to defend our lives and home, and you must fight with us, Or there will be no one left to Another Fascist Frame-Up On May 12,1969 Halph *Boda't Cott was arrested on the streets of Jersey City by pig Whalens fascist storm troopers. Brother Buda was arrested for an alleged Kidnapping of a rabbi'saide In Newark, New Jersey. Ralph Is out on $5,000 tall. In addition to kid- napping charges he was Charged with possession of marjuana whieh was placed on his person by the Jersey City pigs, The ball which resulted from this charge was $500, This incident of blatant Wea and harassment is only a nalion wide attempt by this fascistie power structure to destroy the members of the Black Panther Party and in turn destroy the Black Panther Party itself, ' K.C, Chapter Opens Liberation School We are a part of the masses and without them there is no strug- cle. The masses have boundless creative power, The Kansas City Chapter is implementing a Poo- ples Liberation Scho), following Point No. 6 of our 10 Point Piat- form which says! We want ed- Ucation for our poople that ex- pones the true nature of this de- cadent American society, We want an education that teaches us our true history and role tn this pre- sent day society, Secing that the people of Balby- los are not reewiving the kind of education that ts revelant to their present day society, ihe Party will educate the people and develoy the necessary political awareness, Just aa the Party feeds the hun- Ty Children with Frew Drvakfast the morning, we will feed their tnlede in the evening with Liber- . Just as ie Party clothes people with } ree Clothing Pro- &, we will clothes their minds with thelr struggle for Uberation, BKIZE THK TIME Kansan City Chapter Mente at Essex Hehtat all, If the people wham we serve du not help to proteet tia, then «ho will be Jef to defend you The armed srath of the people The following ts & statement of must drive the trifling, pig police Dec, 27, given to Swedish radical out of the communities. You, the newspapers throughs Scandinavian people must now the hardahipa and revolutlonary now Uving In Con- struckies of the Black Panther necticut: Party a9 your own. We must unite The situation inthe United Mates in the communities against all the In reference to the Black Panther oppressive agents of racist Nixon, Party stoce, the assassination of we must become one, inthe name Pred iWataptow and the attack a- of liberation and peace. Those foul.@ainat the Black Panther Party and depraved pigs wil) withdraw Office In LiA- fs this: their oppressive forcessoded thoy — The struggle has reached » now ave that the people Mave armea level To Los “Angales almost al} themaeives with the baste tools the: Black Panthers are th jail Of liberation and the revoldtotiary right now, But the peoplé have taken cetlus of Huey P. Newton, Becauae Over, The beople arty now séiling of the brutal dog police murder of 15,000 newspapers ji Los Angeies tred and Mark, thousanda buaye & Woek , The people are running risen to beararms against Nixons Gio office inmplte of ihe constant endorsed fascist repression, Pao~ tour gas attacks by the pigs, So, ple all across this wicked and a8 We say, the struggle has been corrupt land have taken up arms) Moving to # new level with the to defend the Party. The people people moving to support the Party that live in th) communities #here In greater and creater numbers,’ the Vanguard serves you, mustsét. The Black Panthers if LA. tn the machinery of revolution in spitit, Is stronger (hah dt tos motion right there in those com- ever been, and has greater in- munities, you haye to shift the” Moenoe than ever before, , gears of that machinery, The pig The attacks on the Pariy office is @ funky for Nixon, John Mit- ff A, and Chicago bave gerved chell and J. Edgar Hoowr, and they “fo warn people all across the coun- all must be dealt with Too lone try, ‘espectally Black poopie, of have we been on our knees facing what the real situation iy In) Baby- the legalized murder of fascist lon. Mate in, New Hayin many Babylon otfyourknees brothersand brotharé haye come up to tie on sisters its time to move, the street and eaid: ‘*Joat call ua if the pigs ettack you, and we'll be thore."” So the people are now BLOOD TO THE HORSES BROW — Understahding the situailon more AND WOE TO THOSE WHO CAN~/ clearly. aud are offering us more NOT SHOOT opet support, Chaka Masal (Steve) Lt, Of Information Baltimore Chapter Diack Panther Party The people all over thie country ure getting hip to the tulls--t that the pig Power strictute Is coming down with Slack, Hed Brown, Yellow ant White, The ‘Black’ Panther Party ls mucting < | soto dogs toaage: necessitivs of ‘Ralph Cobb goes to trial Jan, tack and other oppressed peoply 12, where be faces three indict. ‘rough our Programs across the — ; county Hall of “ton, Proving that soctaliam ser- Records. One pig by the name of Yesthe people, Antel) will testify against Ralph There are fighteous brothers This pig was poted for trying to Sud Gleters balng murdered and deny Halpb his right tocounsel of Anearcerated in concentration his chotce. But we say that the CAMPS around fascial Babylon, will of the people ts greater inan Brothers — like Bobby Hutton, the mans technology, and brother Beachy Carter, John Hugkins, Ralph was granted the counselot Tommy Lewis, Jake Winters, Wal- his choice, Halph goos to trint fer Torre Pope, Pred Hampton, in & plg court ‘room tn front of 354 others have given their lives a fasciat judge, We all nee trough {05, Black “and other: oppressed. the example of Clmirman Bobby's People, The fascist: Amertkkkan trial that thes: mad pies will nog KOWESHment bas incarceraled give any Black man justicwin these TieMeous Political prisoners of rotien decaying codrts, but wean War, such as Huey P Neston, always will take our Case-to the Our Minister of Defense, Bobby people, _ ‘Seale, our Chairman, the 8. ¥. 21, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Cann. 4, Chicago J6, L.A, Me. A LETTER FROM January 6, 1970 N All Power to the People! Power my Sisteraand Drotheraand Comrades TUght on, 1 have heard of the beautiful work you are doing on the Panther 21 freedom fighter’s of New York and the world, Power t am one of the 2] of brothers and finters, who the plese have in Ude ractat ple peo. But my peo- ple are the one's nol 1, because lam only a very amall part of the struggle. The maases of peo- ple ate beginning to move ina very revolutionary way Our bodies are in Jal) but our souls and spirite are tree, As brother Malcolm X and other Dlack fevolutionartvs golng beck tnto history, fo my spirit! as a revolutionary bere in raciet imperialin’ Acvurica ts very high, Vower Comrades of the Black Panther Party, | would like to say please study hard and learn from our mistakes. Correct themas you sev then) of as you come to them, Be good workers and freedom fighters for ihe people, because my aAlaters and brothers the time tor revolution is here., and the masses need Mrong revolution- aries, So All Power To The Deo- ple FREE ALL POLITICAL PHISON, rns Lee Koper Fa THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 00 PAGE 4 Chicago has been completely changed by the assasainations. Thousands of people have viewed the sasansination place, and on national T.V It has been proven that the pigs attacked Pred and Mark, The establistment is seck- ing to put together its own Inves- ligating committer to supposedly investigate the incidents between the police and the Panthers over the past months, We know that this investigation will simply be an attempt to white wash and alap the hands of the police department, The head of investigation, Jarris Leonard (bead of civil rights division of the Justice Dept.) has stated to an ACLU lawyer thatthe Panthers are hoodlums. We've got to get rid of them’, when he was asked about why Bobby Seale wan being persistently persecuted for making & speech In Chicago at the time of the Democratic Convention, 50 we know that the struggle has moved to a higher level as far as Black people and the Black Panther Party ts concerned, that the people are getting much cloner to the Black Panther Party and acting as one with the Party At the same time the govern- ment is moving in an attempt to give the illusion that the Justice Department that part of the pig force, part of tt covernment, has No pay, has no relationship to any Of the actions of other parts of the pl¢ department, This Justice Charles Bursay, Landon and Hory and many, nore beautiful warriors of the people, All these dedicated survants of the twople are belog ripped off and the people in most parts of the country are ready to stand up and fight for what ly theirs, The Black Panther Party ts the peoples — _¥angnard, but in NY, niggers are earing still finger popplag and wi bine shop knits and pator boots, - or getling hang np in wilting for some spirit to atiower their pray- ers, There ate only a few wor bean give you: ‘ _ In Nigger Town: one day | Four Wie children koeeled to “pray ; ~+-In Jesus nam Boom!) Four Utthe children gone And Jesus NEVER came- TEACHING BY SETTING CORRECT EXAMPLES Department investigation ts anex- ample: an atlempt to give the tl. luaton that the federal governmont le being objective and is divorced frat the represaton that the Pan- thera are facing when the facts are that Nixon has ordered the ex- termination of the Black Panther Party under the direction of J Edgar Hoover, (FBI) In Los Angeles when the Metro squad attacked the Black Panther Party headquarters with M-I4sand M-16s, standard equipment for Vietnam, their fire was directed by FBI agents, So Los Angeles in essence was an FHI action, In spite of this, 1] people in one office held off over 300 pigs for five hours th an amazing gun bat- tle and were able to negotiate with the pigs when thelr amounition was low, to bring In the fews media so they would not be ex- ecuted when they hadto surrender, So,once again, the Black Panther Party has shown the people the correct methods of struggle, the correct methods of resistance, When eleven brave revolutionaries can hold off 300 pigs for five hours with a Limited supply of ammunt- tlon- what cam an éntire Black communtty do in defending itself against the oppression of the pig force ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE Cappy Pindertughes Lt, of Information New Haven Chapter Black Panther Party SLIPSHOD NIGGERS canna balance out two dead Niles i'd rather te without the shame A bullet lodged within my brain If. t were not to reach our goa! < _ Let Merding cancer torment _ my sow- tn every demonstration held for MeN VY 2) thore were more White People than Ulack people down atthe courts. That’saiiamn shame, The 2) because they were serving the people of N.Y. were ripped off, Black. «urriors fighting for Our freedoin, Every time the com- munity was informed about the demonstrations, I hear, fight on, soba Ose and what happens fh the biggest Black colon in fascist: Babylon, nothing. A ¥et Up off your rusty dusty and do something. PREE ALL. POLITICAL *RISON- ERS Harlem Branch Black Panther Party RFROM =n Injury To One A POLITICAL PRISONER —{s An Injury To All Jantary'S, 1076 Western Addition Comriunity Or- ganization 1500 Post Street, San Francisco, Callfornis $4109 Mr. Wilber Hamilton, Project Dir- ector gram for Kehoo! Childmn, The Western Addition meets and <ants the Bluck Panther hesiquarters in a jocation Git te central te tile commutity, & location where they can best serve the necde of tis Weatern Addition A-2 Office community We expect the Rede- roel Prancisco liede wlopmnent relor ant! iss to act ih the beet eoncy lie 763 Fulton Street ‘ {| Dear Mr, Hamilton \b On January Sat the WACO Stour lug ioved, seconded abd carried thag’ WACO support the Mack Panther Harty in their cequest for # ault- ablé location on Fillmore Street, The Tack Panther Party has don’ & commendable job in bring. ing ubliy in the Weatern Addition, especially in their work with the youth and ite Free Urakfast Pro- StOGE> nip Comnuttee cioeting it Wale ‘ ea vt ay ld ‘ . San Francisco, California #102" ay ba / Si Western Adtition try r] tre the location \A4 , Legeoces expeult- ¢ ‘ " Sin berviy, Chariea L. Turner Chairman - WACO cure ec; Don Cos, Pielt Marshall, (ack Panther Party THE BLACK PANTHER: MIRROR OF THE PEOPLE ne tik { ' " n ow ' ri ! " fo x loital r ' i ’ | rf nat r ’ o / Miia N setane ri nh Par ' t} ‘ r I ' f rie / ‘ ’ ho ? foppabl ' ‘ / f fifule £ pu awe ri Hlack Par Black Commu , v 1s« {fuse j Vewfor Svothet } ni ; f mn Uy howe ) fo " will ay we pute ‘ / f) ’ mir fi til foreign re fy manent an H j Panti j > ; 7 ‘ . . ddd taal ner ¥ Center O heep ti unity inthe? ’ ‘rt i ‘rts non r ; She ; ' ; ‘ Ts Aobdert form ' ; : . ; : , ° ‘ sro? . 1 ow wilh cack meal served, peable. if ‘ iw ; firth iffempt t The w iy issues of ; ap pPrid ¢re atlackhed wil tw hack."' And thu ‘ Thar my) rhe Bi nthe ! hows how prople F , . e > tderand wilder- ° 5 ' ’ Hampton nd Mari lark fered mowed the trugel +f otar pre le fo eagl lbe ft rifuseio t ther ond M : Clay murdered z in gir leah by Cl avo’s thin Ah : level fyom thi af itles, ’ inniid in, imprisonment , , " " all bi srming themselves for 4 7. 7 il ‘ int nitive i F lop and « " @ mi bay F t9 an the L.A. offices foga ; ; AY means Joy ry Sing U ' tu on thu b he i ndeod greatey 4 rs. f¥ AG, 2), The Black ntl b ¢ fy N the ’ hires! . j hes! that. kumant? The Black Panther Black Community News ant fuse nines pap in U growth, tut also the pigs fanatical repres ; fon as (hey near total destruction, The Bla Lite Panther documents and indicts Amerithka for the fascist pulice « that it is, atlampl. ; / i 4 Ti (al Pontier Lf * Comm urety News . iv Service, wa Mi“ fogdliier is a glorious , (earn are 3 ‘ping history, G@ testament to the fact that no § nih y yrmipriuart Ve mati how th joe ? in t Pan ik Community News halter # it pla ry fo. stop us, the people Iie t tor f our people's strug- Whi Oe fred; Cléarly points out ait all the ntl reets, its stor ifolds far from Via attacks Oy ihe pigs is like a foal proking ; lor f the petty bourgdolsie, 2 roce only (0 drop it on his own foor; i fra { ff whal happens tn + a . proofs of the opjective frwth that ; ' ' nt ty junsles of Bab Ppression only crautes resistance, v steys off the block Tie Hlack Panther Black Community News ‘ men f the petty hour Service, a living, dreathing history that . s¢ aside U ’ ity per ontinues @ach and ery day, Lack newtesue shirations, and begin t< nas its message, its tdstone to be learned, % ' 1 ' ‘) peoble and lib ‘ lhe Black Panther Hlack Community color miy means nece i rulce, is nol a ary newspaper, he COU ft ta th yah anit bi Suwa! and fears / Alack Panther Biael yy our peopie, If iz a Nitmation of ’ Neve ’ , woes hack to ti stor r the midulé pessayge, of Denmare nf if Ww? (VOL, I NO, DU, Vessy, , Nat Turner t Harriet Twoman, ‘ nurder of Denail Dowell Wf Muateoim A, and countieas other oppressed § r pies n Rich mi, Calif, peop aie ‘ ve m ona aigntui vyond ' i hens w i cool personal porn, The Black Panther Black’ Cam- monet Vums Sert , se try a mirror of the opie’ aL ne fe ILL POWER TU THE PEOPLE Pon PoR PANTHERS BLACK PANTHER PARTY Potttieu Prisoner, Denver 4 wide Landon Williams t NOW HEING HELD PENDING EXTRADITION TO CONNECTICUT O% CUONSI ik 1 Se if Nida fAbl ; Ale*« f ie like wildfir hrow)! Lori ebe struegl y notional sal ; Ida in th a camplifi f Dy , ‘ rip LACH \ MMUATT) 1 ben nm the» te { ey r SEN ’ ’ : ” : t mur ’ yw Afvs a . eves i { | ou hum, i } . rhe Poe the ‘ " t f f / ' ; , ' how y } ; Th if | i i b Fred hun j ; ‘ ; wiry CHT AM ' yA M - THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 12990 PAGE 1? Former South Korean Airmen Who Came Over to the Northern Half of the Republic Interviewed by Home Reporters in Pyongyang Korean Central News Airmen Yu Byong Ha and Choe Sok Man “ho serveda South Korean aviation company before coming over tO the northern half of the Nepublic on December eleven with a “ye-eleven plane against the US impertalists’ aggression and anti-popular reactionary rule of the Pak Jung Hi puppet clique, were interviewed by home report- ers in Pyongyang on December 20, Present there were many re- porters of theKoreanCentral News Agency, The Korean Central Broadcasting Committee, Rodong Sinmun, Minju Choson, Pyongyang Sinmun and other organs of the press, The press conference proceeded in & free andcheerful atmosphere from beginning to end for the joy of the real kindred meeting at one place after a separation of more than two decades Follows the accounts of the press conference Chaitman: We are today having a teally clad meeting, Now we begin & press conference with mossrs. Yu Byong Ha and Choe Sok Man, formor South Korean airmen ho courageously came over to the northern half of the Republic with the airplane on De- cember eleven aguinat the cursed ralonial policy of the US im- Perialist aggressors in South Kores and the arti-popular reac- tionary rule of the Pak Jung Hi puppet clique, thelr alooge, Allow me, first of all, to ex- tend, on behalf of the comrade journalists present here, warm congratulations and fervent greet- ings to Messrs, Yu Byong Ha and Choe Sok Man who have done such patriatic deeds, Present at thispress conference todsy are many reporters of var- fous press organs including the Korean Central News Agency, The Korean Central Broadcasting Com- mittee, Hodong Sinmun, Minju Choson and Pyongyang Sinmun. We hope you tell us many food words at this significant meeting of kindred who had been separated from each other for a long time, Have you anything to say first moesars, Airmen? Yu Byong Ha; Allow me to say first a few words of greetings, Present here now our hearts are overflowing with infinite ¢mo- tion and joy. It is common to all to 6grope for light In darkness, I belleve Sitting here with you, having come over resolutely to the north as we had decided to seek Light, we feel unbounded happiness, infinite pride and boundless glory _ of having been embraced at Jast in our genuine fatherland, in the warm bosom of our groat Premier Kim i) Sung, and we find it hard to repress our surging joy over your warm hospitality, Choe Sok Man: | fully share the sentiments just told by Mr. Yu Byong Ha. Moreover from the very moment I set foot tn the northern half, I felt with e surge of warmth in my heart the tp- finite pride of having teen born a Korean and felt afreat immense pride of our having such wonder- fu) fatherland, when we witnessed with our own eyes the dazzling rea- lity of the Iiteral reniaking of the world carried out under the sugacious feadership of Premier Kiin 1) Sang, whom we had al- ways adored, i am pow enveloped in unbounded emotion, | now feel as i iwerea “otrlumphant general’, Chairman; Hight you are You have done reall) righteous deeds, menars, Please have a talk Agency, Pyongyang with each other now A reporter of Rodong Sinmun We are also infinitely happy to sit hore with you messrs, Not only we but the entire peo- ple of the northern half sincerely and warmly congratulate you on your patriotic coming to the north We should be much obliged if you could tell us, to begin with, the motive of your coming to the north Choe Sok Man: The motive of our coming to the north is, tn a word, that we could not dis- card the national conscience of the Koreans and that we could no longer tolerate the trugic reality of South Korean society which has been turned into a colony of the American Villains, In South Korein soctety we once served in the army and lived an civillans at another time Everything striking our eyes evoked irrepressible national wrath in us who had received a certain dogree of higher education and tried to judge things some- what fairly. The land is Korwa, but it is the American rascals who lord it Over there, and such despicable human rubtisth as Pak Jung Hi serve the Yankees as thelr dogs These days even Japs are being ushered in there and Koreans are hot treated as humat-beings, the American and Japanese rascals having the field to themselves everywhere in South Korean so- clety. The Amorican rascals say they ‘‘ald"’ South Koreas, but, In fact, it ts noné other than the American rascals who hold ali real power in South Korea How can a man of national con- acience soo without a fire of fury in tis eyes the South Koreans un- Gergoing maltreatment and hunger and suffering from non-rights under the colonial rule of the American rascals? We became conscious that we could never live any longer the way we did in that corrupt South Korean soclety So we decided to come to the Northern half of the Republic where Premier Kim 1] Sung administers the affairs of the state, the land we had always looked up to as the beacon of hope, ft felt fresh strength in my hand holding the control stick when [| veered to the North in the air, determined to carry out our plan, This was not the feeling of me alone, but the sentiments shared by tis all coming to the North, Yu Byong Ma: That's true, Anyone who has a shred of na- tional consclence cannot live even a day in such South Korean sto- clety where the American ras- cals are Jlording tt over there and they decide everything The rascals hold power tn poll- tics, economy and even tn the cul- tural domain and completely seize the prerogative of supreme com- mand tn the affairs of deferse, Aod the Pak Jung Hi clique, a Gog of the American rascals, re- sort without hesitation to a most brutal Giscist rule to concpal the agereasive design of the American rascals. They wantonly arrest anyone who uilers & word of peaceful unifica- tion and throw into jall unques- tioningly oné who praleds the Nor- thern half, Yet they are loud- mouthed about ‘'freeden’ and "democracy, But, what freedom and democracy can there be in South Korea infested with spectal aeuntes and informerseverswhere? No wonder even the politicians of Opposition cofservalive parties la- ment that ‘demneracy has cometo an end,” And the Pak Junge tt puppet clique mind lo Viet Mam = ipvhg Sy Sm on a“. sone Ee «| — Oe bo “- ~~ _—_—— ¥U BYONG HA, AND CHOE SOK MAN: FORMER SOUTH KOREAN AIRMEN a large number of South Korean youths and students to die dog's deaths as shell-shields of the American rascals, practise irreg- ularities and dream of money- making through shady graft. And he is madly driving at staying in office for a long term, even fabricating the ‘“conatituttonal amendinent for third-termelec- tlon’’ by irregular method, defy- ing the demonstrations of numer- ous students and people against it, He who served the Japs yester- day as an officer wearing u sword at his side, shouting ‘Long live the emperor”™’ has turned today into a dog of the American ras- calé and is running about wildly in South Korea in the ‘'presiden- tial’ hat put on his head by the rascals. We could under no cir- curatances live tn South Korea, bearing the disgustful aight of that mangy rogue strutting about on his high horse A reporter of KCNA: Would you tel! us please the detalls of how you could come over here so @as- ily wher tw guard of the Ameri- can rascals ami their stooges was strict? Choe Sok Man: Let me answer the quéstion frst, Their watch and quard in South Korea Is strict, to be sure, But, there tanothing Impossible when wo are opce firmly determined, Already when we were in the army, me and Mr, Yu Byong Ha were famillar acquaintances and we always shared the wishtocome over to the Northern half of the Republic We watched for a chance on many occasions, but could not attuin our aim, conditions atil! taulty, On Decemter Eleven, as luck would have it, I chaneed to te fiying back from Kangrung tn the same team with Mr. Yu Byong lia, From the geographical point Of view, a9 you know Kangrung was & point favourable for coming here, being near trom the North tt was cloudy that day, Cloudy sky provides a good screen for hiding the plane As tar as 1 tomember, It was about tweive hours twent)-sevwe minutes when we took off at the Kangrung airfield, from where we flew some distance toward Seoul Because, the plane was yet out- side the cloud, Had we taken a Northern course from the start, it might have exctted suspicion among those who were watching us in the airfield, So we flew for some time in the direction of Seoul and when we came near the Taegwan-ryong mountain range, the plane New In the cloud. There we veered to the North and kept fying straight to the eastern coast, giving a wide berth to the mountain area, A reporter of the Korean Uen- tral Broadcasting Committee: How far ia it from Kangrung tothe Toe- ewan-ryong? Choe Sok Man Morw fifteen miles, | suppose, The speed being low for some time after the plane takes off, it takes six or seven minutes to reach the Tacgwan-rjyong Chairman: Do you have any- thing to say, Mr Yu Byong Ha Yu Byong Ha, Mr, Choe Sok Man has just told you the details. We had tried from log ago to find a chance of coming here, look- ing up to the Northern land as the beacon of hope. And on De- comber Eleven, Mr. Choe Sok Mun and 1 thought we should not let the chance go Chairman: We have beard at length about the motive of mesars, Airmen's coming to the North, if you have any other questions; ank thom A reporter of Hodongja Singitn) Hearing about the motive a: tails of your coming to (be North) we marvel anew at your patttot= iam and boldness ne On this occasion, wehopeto haat from you more dulailed aceounta’ of the you saw )oursel Wwe. Ya Byong Ha: Well, in « word, the poor Tive in dite poverty and the rich roll im wealth, ant they are as far from ¢ach other as heaven from earth Choe Sok Man: ‘The overs belm- lig majority of the population are poor, the rich auintering hardly or less South Korwan altuatiog as one thousand people, You may well imagine for yourselves the actual living conditions of the South Korean people, Yu Byong Ha: In South Korea those without money and power cannot earn aliving, bowover hard they may try, is a mtracle one may say, that the workers, peasants and lower-grade public Servants are keeping their body and soul together, In there any need to mention the lot of the unemployed? Now in South Korea, the unemployed and seml-unemployed are simply countless, and the streets teem with the unemployed and beggars. No wonder, in South Korea, uni- versity graduates hawk candy and high-ranking officers become street porters after demobiliza- tlon, Be that as it may, people go to hospitals not to get med- ica} treatment but to sell blood Was there any other such land of darkness in the east or west, in the ancient or modern age? it is not without reason, f think, that South Korea Is called the "kingdom of poverty"’ A reporter of MinjuChoson: Tell us please about the corrupt Iife led by the well-clad and well-fed land- lords, comprador capitalists and reactionary bureaucrats, the US. impertalists’ luckeys In magnifi- cent houses, when the South Korean people are thus languishing in fa- mminw and poverty, Yu Byong Ha: Their lite ts, in- deed, poles apart from the Life of the common people, They squan- der hundreds of thousands of won in one evening in gay quarters. Pak Jung Hi the villain, it iy said, has millions of dollars or tens of millions of doliars de- posited on the sly inU S and Japa- hese banks, and theexact sum no on’ knows, South Korea is wide. ly known as a ‘Land of Irreg- ularities and Corruptian’’. Embezzlement and stealing is an everyday story In South Korea, They are solely interested In fea- thering their own nests by raking mony inovery possible way, suck- ing the blood of the people and sell- ing the country to the US and Japanese rascals, and this is the reality of South Korea Pak Jung Hi the rascal talks about “Clean-up of Corruption” in an attempt to throw dust in the vyes of the people. But how can corruption be cleaned up *hen this rascal himself ia a big rob- ber? Only when the upper stream ts clean, so is the lower stream, Choe Sok Man; Truth to tell, South Korea today in a land where a handful of ‘privileged circles’ living on the bread cruinhs fall- ing from the American table rois- ler and swagger. Our South Korean people, the legitimate muster of this land, live in tntolerate bu- miliation A reporter of Kodong Chongnyon Hecent reports indicate that the infiltration of the Forwign Moao~ pol bey ome the South Korean econpiny Ip wiry alarming. | hope to hear whalyour view ix on this, Messrs. vu gy An airman by Proteshinn. Thaw no deep knows ledge OL enondmtc problems. But, is already» Gommon sense that the! LOT the foreign cap- ene Pak Jung Hi pupet clique have brought tn foreign capital, without tyetrictions, and now (ft far surpasses the two (housnd million Gbflar mark, | was told. pate vociferous pattie ion a South Korwa att & heap of dotts alii CONT, NEXT ISSUR ee a owed are oe te Wee! THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 Fea Pree ee te Melee pee CONFERENCE ON PALESTINE From Decomber 20th tothe 2th 1909, a Conference was held in Algiers hosted by the Algertun gov. ernment for support of the Pales- Hnian Liberation Struyete. Pro. Sressive forces from all ower the world attended including repre. sentatives of all Palestinian Lib. eration Support Committees, On the 2nd day of the sympontum, thy assembly was addrissed by Abu Hassan, leader of the Palestinian delegation and representative of the Palestinian Liberation Organt- zation, Hassan sald “the objuetive conditions hecessary to bring Zionism into capital context springs from imperialism. Israel is not only the spearhead of im. Perialist interests in the Arab Fegion but international Zionism and colonization have become allies, The Palestinian Liberation Organization js going to berate the Jews who have nothing so that they can live as an intogral part of Palestine. People everywhere are taking up arma against coloni- zation and the Palestinian people are proud to be part on the strug- gle against America and world im- peridlism, Today after five years of armed struggle, the Palestinians have achiewd their major objuct- ive--proving that imperialism can be crushed and that technology can be defeated. Universal revolution Against colonization has become Unavoidable, thus the fleht in Palestine is a fight against colon! zation and victory means a victory for all oppressed people, The next speaker was Arafat, political spokesman of Al Path who related to the Pales- olan struggle of 20 years and the barbarous methods which have included destruction of half the dwellings, mass genocide and brutality, He stated the effects of Occupation to bw (i) dreadful cam- Yassar Palin awuinet the people by ‘1OUNSts, and (2) raiding of thou mands of dwelling arresting 16,000 Palestinians and guneral repression. Arafat tneluded inthis general repression the sabotage of the national economy. the selaing Of landand carrying out uf a orched earth palicy, depriving the popu- lation of the neces Saitles of life and destruction of culture and clvill- éation by undertaking acta of Seetession ind extermination am throwing aside the Principles of Justice and equality tntween Arabs and Jews, Arafat ran down how the Palestinian people have watted 24 years for a deciston to be made by the UCN, and Other international groups; the people have callod for international help and found only indifference so that the only way to berate their country was to take up arms, He ended by saying that ‘any attempts to make a type of Peaceful agreement represents for hit Palestinian people a kind of surrender so that the Palestinian people will fight with guns in one hand and peace branch tn the other till they gain reat peace and free- dom Arafat was followed by repre- Sentatives of other beration movements first to speak was the representative fram AN <¢ who gave @ historical explanation ofthe Situation in Palestine arid all con- hectlons between Israel, the United Stites, Great Britain, France and south Africa The speaker “poke of the atrugele in South Africa and it, complexities and volced pupport for tho Strugele of the Palestinian pe opl Eldridge Cleaver, Minister of In- formation of the Black Panther Party, was the: next speaker, The Black Panthor Party's Minister of Information voiced the absolute support of the Black Panthor Party s « beateh. complote for the Palestinian people's just strugels against international élontam and went on to explain that ‘the Party did not arrive at this position after having read’ but that the stand came an an out- growth of practical knowledge Eldridge went on to explain that "Black people in Babylon were being blocked by forces wo did hot understand, We found thore were certain people within the United States who wanted to du. fine Gur struggle for us ‘* He said *Hlack people are fot anti- semuitic a5 we have been previ- ously called ‘but that wo areanti- lmpertaliam and slavery because these are the things we have suf- fered fron, He closed by saying, ‘No longer can Zlotiists point to the bones of the victims af the Nazis and blind us to the plie of bones thoy ary thaking out of the Palestinian poople,”' On Sunday, the Ambassador of south Viet Nam to Algeria spoke on the support of the Vietnamese people for the struggle of the Palestinian people to be total, es- pecially as regards American im- perialism, He called for complete withdrawal of all troops from ter- ritory illegally occupied by im- péerialist ageressors Ggainst the Palestinians. The Vietnamese Am- bassador went on to describe the Just cuuine ofthe Vie (nameseé strug. gle. For than 15 years, the US has titervened and perpe- trated acts of aggression against the Viotnamexe and the inajor ob murs jectiw is to change South Vietnam into bases and make it a spear- ead for attacks against all of Southeast Asia. Although the U,s, has usted atonile bombs, napalm and phosphorus bombs, and ay re do all political loaders, Viet- hamese are dofeating the impeur- lulist aggression af the t From ERITREA...THE LITTLE KN The people of Eritrea have beer waging armed strugc¢ie against the Ethiopian lackey, Nally Selassie and his master, American tmper- falism, since 10961 and the world outside of Africa knows wry little about their struggle--the Eritrean people have fought and continue to fight for their liberation in a vacuum, for the nase media has suceweded in blocking the entire story of these brave people's struggle. Americans koow nothing about Eritrea and will never find it on the modern maps. the US refuses to recognize Cuba and, what i# commonly called, Red China but at lwast they can be seen Oo maps- we know Of thelr existence--but where ts Britrea Eritrea is now to vveryonl, ox- cept the Eritreans, part of bthi- opia, bot tt was not and will not always be known us part of the land ruled by traitor, Halle Selassie part of one of the most backward countries in Africa under so-called self-ruly, and a location for an Atherican nuclear milltary tape, Eritrea was an Italian colony unui] America and its ‘allies dh ME- ERITREA feasted italy and stripped away all Italian colonia’ possexsions at the end of World War Ul. Eritrea wa) then matey @ protectorate of the United Nations Independence and promised hur hut itistead the OLN pushed ty the United States ard Great Hrittan tad trea part of Ethtopian, That was 195] and not wishing to Africans hh heqotiate-~Ha'tle cause Africans to fight Eritreans tried to Selussle tego- tlated, but with the United State #0 that in 1052 Eritrea. tiider an agreement signed by Halle sie, becarme the location ofa US Guclear-military installation. Sull the Eritrwans tried to talk, to souk 4 non-violent solution to thelr problum, When all their attempts to reich a peaceful settletiont failed, they resorted, as ultimately all oppressed people must, to armed xstrugglo, Their war for liberation commenced ih Septem- ter of 961 scmtiitues facing American (réope Trou ihe miittary sd rift. seeing thelr lund used by America and ZAlontsts for training troops and as 4 base trot which altucks ar launched against the Aral) eterriila forces fighting Selas- yah ar fur the Uiberation of thitr horn land, Patentine The britreana have continued to struggle even though their offictal latitua Arado and Vigrini we tushed, even though Amert cans inemied their soll, eévenas all their foaders 4 jailed and de- powed from their traditional seats, anil a5 Halle Selassie led Ethiopia backward by allowing hitmeel{to be thu for th Amertoan tin- porialist interests in Africa and Asta, The storie ha Livi t eoyer f the people who the struggle for free- dein 4 countless aod that thelr fiermination to free their land until now hae bowen unknown bat has still continued their true sir orth of will, Under the guldance of the Eritrean Liberation F rant, the Eritrean people continue to fich’. unkeown to mow of thy Americas people «hu hed this en- tire wal on wiht alecd yn thes hui iad tuve their ag fiving over part of that land and whone ure bow helping to matitain ileal cule of Bui opis The Eritrvan poople wil triumph over Cw beot-licking dog, Hutte Selah and free them- seives from the Invaston of US imu rtatieat troope Anerican iniperidtianm is diweuned to fallu ad oh wh oy the Eritreute are the teataning of the tinal etdo defeat of Ate rieap ont id all of its lacke)e mites? te filo hots; and explosions ah linpettal rom the worlandop “rourht tu a Conirade Kim tl the Newoessity of tigh ing apaingt suerte . shoss now troops the tiuews just world rial pt kill- are ta tu la to iat tlre ie essary oft fies reverion Poal perasiag 1 conpiite batt muri tertoeted ou oppr wiigile thee tater dalintic stil tier Lin erbalietas hewidedt ty Un inp will newer quit thy arena at history of (heir on goourd Dreaiitte of its ‘tel bras tine « ithiprecta’ bets te ng test tre'Palet # flurts to recover fy loa footholin atid ts trpiig tO fd «@ say cut in aggression abdwar sues thetit trein-the dadin’ Vee to bey rialists 1968 to September of 1969, there has been goneral unhoaval with forces killing more than a million U.S, troops and destroying 10 thou- sand planes and hlicopters, more than 3 thousand pleces of heavy thilitary equipment and 2 millon tons of ammunition, tn July, 1969, the elected Provision Government was upheld and Hevolutionars Peoples Counctisexistinall towns The total war Joxses on the Amer- tcan side in Viet Nam are now sald to equal those of the U.S. during World War I. Even though 126 battalions are in Saigon, the people's force have broken through the enemy's defonse lines He quoted Ho Chi Minh in his polit- ical testament as saying-------- ‘As long as we have differences, we Will pursue, The population of North and South Viet Nam will be gathered together in a small nation which through valid struggle has defeated imperialism-- American and Frovch--will have madea con- tribution to the victory of all op- pressed people.’ He concluded by “Aying ‘despite the number of pop- Ulation if a people have decided to fight with a just cause with the support of all other progressive peoples, these people will surely win even against imperialism, If every people decide to win thetr freedom, their liberation, they-will surely wit The elected chairman of the con- ference, Abullassan, representa- ve of PLO. then spoke in answer tu the Viet Namese ambassador He said ‘'the Palestinian struggle is ut an oxtenstionof Viet Namese truggle against tmpertulism, The Viet Namese people have set the example for all poople that all obstacles can be overcome andany for can be defeated even imper- ialism, Palestinians have opened a Grd front against imperialism, of ite Nunkles, The unperiatintee etcipand if will to tet by Ue over Oofyat ty the ants fines compre: al od pels ot the world helt treed” Dee tiki peo mu tl» aud the lwhuine ip ria ia thy oputen. trate tine tev Doawt ff at) their arin particularly American imperial- iam, Two messages were then read: The first from the Viet Namese Democratic Republic balled the Palestinian struggle against im- perialiam and welcome the victory Achieved by Palestinian people, It further inalxted upon the continued Support of Viet Nam for the Pa- lestinian peotite; the second menss- age came from the Portuguese Liberation Front which sald ‘‘the Portuguese Liberation Front ts anti-fasciat and antl-colunization which are the forces in Portugal. Solidarity with struggle of Palestinian people and Viet Na- mese people against imperialism as in Angola, Mozambique, and South Afeica: the enemy Ls always the same--impertalism, We must creato a United Front against Imperialism The conferrnce was the scene of plans for future action in support of the Palestinian! (berationstruag- tle and perhaps one of the most important decisions was the setting up of & permanentheadquartersin Algiers from the support cam- Mittees. Thoconference was closed with solidarity pledged to the Struggle of the Palestinian people against Zionists invaders and against world imperialism, és- pecially American impertalism which ts the force moving behind all other imperialists inthe world, ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE OWN STRUGGLE a j ou ’ : a~ - 3 7 —_— the, Bs ye ee oer ‘ ~ ‘ ty “A . i> ; CANS EY 5, | ye et = « ' _" 7 . ; * le ‘ » 7 » — ERITREAN LIBERATION FIGHTER + i ple of the uortd oust oppone ditte Bites +\sa8 “i to strug: peciaiion) und join together te i, cle for, ‘ar of theit band. erush US. tintertalisa) and > pares. yh wilt Ree theres “ Victory pn ee yak ae LPUOHEMNTUN UNTIL VICTORY: ALL, POWEN TO THE PROPLIS Jali Peuglas Drrgnats C dnt diet fa "tenes meretary THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1970 PAGE 14 ARMY SENTENCES BILL BRAKEFIELD Fort Dix, NJ CLNS) -- +“'There has been testimony about the de- fendant's non-violent bellefs BE- FORE he was put into segregation (solitary), BEFORE he was In- troduced to all the conditions in the stockade agalnit which he com- plained so bitterly, ‘ihe Army's ambitfoun young prosecutor pur- red. He furrowed the brow of his chotr-boy face, trying to look elo- quent he just looked alimy "it ix patently unbellevable that under all these conditions the de- fendant, Pvi. Brakeffeld, STILL advocated only morw ofthe same." Newsmen and spectators look at “ach other in surprise, Having failed to come up with any sub- stantial evidence that Bill Brake- field had taken part tn last Juno's Fort Dix stockade reteliion--tn which 160 Gls tore up their cel! blocks, throwing footlockers through windows and setting mat- tresses aflame «- the prosecutor was DOW Saying that, given stock- ade conditions, {{ was ‘unbelley- able’ that Brakefield could not have rebelled, Anyone who sat through the last four courts mar- tals of what the Army claims are the rebellion's ‘'ringleaders*’ would have to agree, But, as the same prosecutor had repeatedly reminded the court, - “The Army and the administra- tion of the stockade aré not on trial here, There ts only one accused in this case, and that ts the defendant."’ Neodless to say, the Army officers on the jury agreed They sentenced Bill Brakeficld to three years at hard labor The verdict and sentence werea shock to almost overyone present, One of the MP guards just shook his head. ‘I just can’t see this at al] -- how can you put a man away on evidence like that’ says a young military court officer, freshly recruited and still new to the Army way, ‘'The pigs don't need any evidence,’’ says a Black Gl, & Vietnam veteran, Even the young balliff, his head atill shaved from basic training, didn't stand up for thy officer-jury a= they walked out, Of the 65 Gin in Brakefield’s cell block, the army was only able to get two witnesses to testify against him. And all thoy could Mefinitely say was that Bill had suggested that they take partin the tiot, No witness actually testified to having seen Brakefield do any- thing, In the course of the four related trials, ll witnesses (nine of them ‘government witnesses"') have testified that the Armytriedto @lther threaten or bribe therm Into making statements against the “ringleaders.” ‘'They sald I'd never get out if I didn't make 4 statement against one of the ‘trouble-makers,’ ‘fone prisoner had told the court in ap eariler trial “Cibp (Criminal Investigation Division) and | just made a bus- ineas deal. They said they'd cive mo tWo years off my sentence if T implicated the guys they sald they were after,’ another one had sald, It took courage for tho Gl- brisoners to stand up under this Pressure A prosecution ‘star Wwithess'* who told the prosecutor, *} forgot what you told me to say to that question,’’ at an earlier trial, is being threatened with Perjury charyes for not cooporat- Ing with the government They Mireaton to put him away for five years, '"inoyve shown me the charges but they haven't read them to me officially yw,’ be oxplaina, “The Idea Is, Uf I still tentify against the other guys, they'll drop the charges."’ It was this kind of solidarity among the stockade Inmates thal led to the aquittal of Terry Klug and the light sentence (dishonor. ablo discharge) of Thomas Catlow The Army’s Strategy had heen to make examples of four ofthe more politically vocal GIs, and brite and threaten the rest to be witness- es against them, The fact that the Army had to let two of their foor “examples go is an impressive victory for the stockade Gls who refused to be intimidated, and = bitter defeat for the Army. Part. lcularly upsetting for the Army ts the aquittal of Klug, to whom the stockade commander Major Casey admitted having sald, ‘I'm gonna come to your court martial and laugh and laugh.’’ Bill Brakefield, son of an alco- holle Navy officer, brother of two military tien and a former W Ac, and Veteran of an anti-war san- etuary at City College, told of the stockade conditions that led to the riot, and of his treatment Since that timo, He was originally In the stockade for refusing to take part, even indirectly, in the Vietnam war, All my fe I'd been an individual -- the Army tries to train people not to think,'’ he explained Upon entering the stockade all prisoners are made tolean, spread eagied, up against a bar placed four feet above the ground, while cuards searched thom, Like most prisoners, Brakefield had hin feet kicked out from under him by the guards, ‘‘] was lucky, they only Gid it once to me,"’ he explained, While practically Overy prisoner Witness at (hetT trials has testi- fled that there is talk of riot every day inthe stockade, the Dix reteliion of last June 5 was Sparked by the public beating of one prisoner, and the confining to Segregation of another (for de- manding = water bow! at lunch after the prisoners had been made to stand in formation at parade rest for three bours in the 90 degree June sun.) Since the rebellion, Brakefleld has been kept tn segregation, He has suffered constant harassment | Sy guards, and often has been Geniod access tolawyer, girlfriend or family--ovon by mail During his 194-ilay sogregation he alter~ nated for two-week periods between a regular diet and the stockade's famous “disciplinary diet,"’ -The Gisciplinary diet con- Sists of water, bread, cold pots- toon afd occasional cold vegeta- bles, “One time the doctor came and looked at me through the bara for about three seconds, He then announced that I was fit to go on another 14 days of disciplinary show,"* Brakefield told the court The courts martial -- which have revealed incident upon in- cident of stockade brutality and of ORT ONT YY the use of corrupt torrer tactics by the Army's Criminal Investi- cation Diviston toa dingusted press and which have led to angry ed- ‘ortals about Army justice’ and convictions without evidence -- have been am embarrassment to »' ® . ae ; the Army. But the Fort Dix brass knows that it ts sitting ona powder keg, and they dare not let up on the terror that keeps the Armny functioning, They simply could not afford to let another one of the ‘‘ringleadern’’ of the Fort Dix 38 off -~ evidence or not. Conditions In the stockade are no accldent they are symptoms GTR MCRD AIRCON eer ven of the Army's larger protien, "The stockade has to seem worse than Vietnam (which is im- possible)" saysa Vietnam veleran “otherwise no one would ¢o risk their life for that war,’’ When 10,000 demonstrators in- vaded the Fort itself in support of the Fort Dix 34, the brass hac to bring in troops from Fort Meade to try to defend the Fort, They knew they couldn't count on us not to Join the demonstration. Politics Are Off Limits For Ft. Lewis Louisville, Ky,--Staff members from Gl Coffeehouses around the country met in Loulsville, Ky, from December 28 to January 1 to ex- change information on the explod- ing Gl movement within all bran- ches of the Armed Servicos, As a firat priority, the group organized a national campaign on behalf of the Shelter Half Coftee- house near Fort Lewls in Tacoma, Washington The Stelter Half re- cently received a sotice from the Armed Forces Disciplinary Con- trol Board stating that action had begun to place the Shélier Half OFF LIMITS to all servicemen, A hearing was set for January 22, at which time the board will makea final decision ou the matter, The Shelter Hall released a letter from the military which said, “The board took this action afier receiving information that the Shelter Mall Coffeehouxe is a source of dissident counseling and itterature apd other activities tnimileal to the good morale, order and discipline within the Armed Services,’” tn atmplier language, te ven ¥ forbid soldiers to come to Oe maha Half because of the nagatines and discussions that go on Were. Michael Kennedy, at- torney for the Shelter Half noted that the case is unique since the military is now trying to use ite off limits powers for political rea- sons, This ineans that the Army is telling Gi's officially what they can read and who they can talk to on thelr off duty hours, The conference, consisting of Gi's, civillans, and veterans, dis- Cussed actions on and around mill- tary bases in response tothe move to put the Shelter Half OF F LIMITS A large demonstration has been planned for January 22, the day of the hearing, and the conference gave notice that “If the Sholter Half ta pot off limits, Port Lewls will be put off Limits,’ Shelter Half staf! mombers speculated § that the action was taken tecause of Increasing dis- sent among Gi's on Fort Lewis an Indicated by the intense acti, vitles of the American Service- man's Union on base and increda- ing refusals of soldiers to go to Vietnam and refusals of clot con- trol duty. A statement circulating underground oo Fort Lewis sndal- ready signed by hundreds of GI's says, ‘“‘Putting the Shelter Half off limite is not the answer to the morale problem in the Army The answer is the immediate end to the war In Vietnam and ending the way (he rank-and-file enlisted men are treated like animals’ A staff member from the Shel- ter Half said," The Army is scared because they can no longer brato- wash the men, They think that by keeping GI's from meeting together at the Shelter Half and from read- ing and talking to civilians, they can make more obedient sol- diurs. If the Sholtor Half is pat off limits, the movement tn the Army Will of course continue, and the Army will look for other *‘out- aide a@pitators’’ to use an ecape- goats. Any organization, churches Or even private homes where Gi's congregate can be pat off limite and probably will te as GI's con- tinue to resiat being turned into tools for big business *’ For more information, contact the Shelter tialf, PO Box 4, Tacoma, Washington 96400, or the Armed Forces IMociplinary Con- trol Board, Headquartwra 19th Naval fOietrict, Seattle, Wash: ington 98115, MARINE JOINS N.L.F. ISSUES APPEAL TO BROTHERS HANOI (LNS) << A U.S. Marine has left his unit, has joined up with soldiers of the National Liber- ation Front (NLF), and has issued an open letter to hin former com- rades-In-arms inviting them to follow him in this ultimate act of Gl rebellion, A dispatch from Prensa Latina, the Cuban news agency, identified Rockefellers and the Morgans and all the rest. | have never been nor will | ever be a traitor to the American people, for they are op: Posed to this brutal war," He sald that soldiers in Viet- ham should help the U.S. peace movement, “The first thing you have to do,’" he sald, ‘tx join tho robel Martoe ax Paul M, Swees(at home iby, refusing orders and hey, serial number 2467056..4n demanding — withdrawal of his open letter to U.S. servieg= froone bed mon, Sweeney says that ‘f necessary to struggle agalnstthos@ A, adie stage a Mare people who have sent us to Viet~ og Raigon 4 peace, Sol- ham, those who keep un her! dentine ‘ army will Sweeney, who arrived tn protably ‘hth us, Se tam in February, deserted in NOW gaia. “Nixon can't ember while his company was ef. 4 gaged in operations in Thia Thien ~ Province “am pow in the service of the Vietnamese people in their aceressor,’ letter, "You may think {| am a traitor 10 the United States, I am a traitor _. the struggle against the impertalist ment vowed he said in his they preci por Zing : gainst the NUP again~ according to an yes, & traltor to the U.S. of the teport, while, in Saigon, twe ts soldiers spoke to reporters after being released trom captivity by NLP Noting thetr humane ok ee er: F ; Nr 115 _Argang 18 RIKSDAGSDEBATTERNA UTGIVNA GENOM MIKSDAGENS FORVALTNINGSKONTOR Premumeration sher hot Kibutapers fi Pougire ae 10 renee por te AN DRA Kk KAMMAREN. - Tepervation giitee fir erentuelty Me a trycklol, i st 1 hammer anfitandeste at allies: | ‘Salley eam, yser TS 7 i) . i 2. era > is = 3 . > » K-98 Me oa . 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Svaret dr ne}, a> ei an eg Horr talmant Heer Hermans6f har enad med kapitalivm > ¥ 4 eign «V teh wdedare Hh Anf. nr 2 Herr HERMANSSON (yph): Her talmant 1 Férenta nation staiiga, artikel! 55, stir det att o tionen skall framja eallmin Hot och respokteranievay milnskiiga Pui is frihetor heter och drundlagganide alla utan Atskillnad mei ayee riltigheterna som utfiirdats av noralfirsamling, och | ansiuta vilken tv Kanventionor oo iua liga riittigheterna antagits, « do pl ras, kon, sprak eller ralgon Us allinanna fOrklaring ons de mayskl ‘haa erin Fort ee nil Ant eulla aiinaniskor br fdide fria Cone i virde och b rittigheturs. Eavor tf Hiska fOrklaras ha att tll liv, och porsonlig sikerhet, Alla fr lika in- for lagen oel fe uta Atskilinal berft- figade tl like akyall [rain tagens site, Envar fir nider fall fkstitfigh figad Hill ratteis och affentiic ning infor oavtifingig och ope tol Ingen mA uteittas for torty grym, omiosklig eller Mrnedramle le. handling eller bestraffning ete. Amorikas Forenta stater bryter bide mot sin euen Mrfaltning ol mat FNes miinsktiga rittighe. forklaring om de Ce en howl r krig anile for fir : Efirhira al Chieu nar aw | net ruclik iter. M Varfir vill f fe fa upp de brottimat Wut bowhs av US| Ben genlemet Syd lwrat- Tikesministern Hiifer am bid vt er hers i USA? Jag tror, her ; alt rigor som mastet frihw Anf. nr 3 Rikadagutry ck 10012 Siveiholey 46, q -~ a aha ae partie Be Ti Tim kan Syar- svarti mantel, ul Weh pa Sh sutty » Deo hirskande keets ‘ Riri en polltik som endish ee | Bei alt fysiekt ofbola Meuinothe i Black Manthurs, Us 1 tste WS manaderna har aM pa arte dlenttnar dodate wy polisen o a Snga fer Shanst: ats § finjelse, A tat den allo minsklign rb te i kutide scenun } lobby Sealggiy Gplir vilken han Afulats @ew sou) ‘ num @raige cit tun Theo Tos Augelex har uel inyligen walllilo- na casing p tia't Hy 1S. fi, la den svat betolkttngen Bet ar TAL att arti] ra Sh i FN: - ialgl rVu ant oe Vad 1 yn nek Hens excellons herr ministern fr ul- rikes Arendena NILSSON: Crwees E upp. of pit ‘om aft reape o aa fea et, 196 9, yet sn VV ow " a | Aarekoin 2 A A is t utleican Be r eH Regard nid Vik sods tone ashe hares ; diriblang Vi hay tt Walkoty ets xs r x yy ’ v rr Vs Wigee tian mes nden ibs wet oun ' Wray im Svarta Horr talman! Val Grekland betrat far var fo fOrhdilenedeny die holt olikee lem som Mere Hernianssan no tugit infinskl tighetertia. Vi kan wale des belt, ‘Som hedt Hormanssotiayet athe an, urtike! 5 ede uy ~ Rationerni: Iites ken ingripa | t hee whsentligt faller inom ve san saa | than forge | hGrigher auto ae rie or fi ! phpeka att q Heiner av o at antrarna, ultryckliger tulats att det i detta fall ar fréAga om en f(Orfdljelse som riktar sig mot en hel rasgrupp, nimligen mot den svarta be- folkningen {| USA. Aven en sh moderat hy angt¥ —, and entigt Europa. Anunolser- "i ur i a och ~ Zs au ea var- anile sl oni oa A Studgn upp ir jelse ay Toulh fall. att to FN nerna. Her cry Bttalan- Laitgans tir att inn ou Overt ledare —— jag anvinder hareld emiderate (en unnan betydelse bn den hir i riksdayen vantiga — som Aber nathy har nyligen havdal alt de forfol- uy partict Svarta pantrarnas mode Fo wm nu forekommer 1 sjdivn iktar sig mot hela den svarte agen | USA, Om denny appfatt- riktig — och jag tyeker att det Al for dea — anser jug att PN- WAWAs bestiimimelyer Gr follt titan lige | detta fall, har emellertit Ooksé antagit twa loner om de miinskliga rattige De antogs | december 1900 och Hatt gira den allminne fork om de mioskliga ciltigheterna BRE bindande. Brott mot denna for mndste sjilvfallet hunna tas Upp Bundling av PN, och detta fore r ocksh. On man ser ph fragor its upp i FNes tredje utskott, ybchandiar sociala och liknande genbeter, finner man en rad poe ¢ tll det fall som jag na aktus- Vill alts vidjo tt) regeringen @rligure undersdka mbjligheterna Agot sitt fora upp tenn fraga nia natinnernas arbetsordning, niinna att ocks& partict Svar- rarna vadiat till FNia general frure alt te upp de krainkningar Me miinsklige raltigheterna sam en- ess icning fOrekommer, Det skul- ockss vara mycket virdefullt om det socialdemokratiska partiet » debatt skulle vilja ge uttrvek uppfattining han har om de Hjelser, som just nu riktas mot par- Svarta pantrarna i Férenta stater- som samlidigt Gr riktnde mot Y hela den svarta befolkningen. Anf. ars excellens herr ministern fr uf- talmant Det kan val inte bestri- 5 rikes irendena NILSSON: ney, Voltikivkan das vad herr Hermansson hir tagit vad hun betraktar som (rfdl- en politink organisation | Pir enta state na, men dd fGreligger det en- ligt mitt firmenande inte mdjligheter p denna sok i FGrenta watio- Hermansson hinvisar till pring 4 om de mingkliga rittigheterna, Men ain vi agernde fran den ulgings punktén skulle vi te app frhAllandena andra Winder, ty te miinskliga Heterna inghr bl. a. yitrandefriliet, restfrilict och ritt til partibiidning. Vill herr Hermansson all vi, niie et 9 Npan_xiller forhAllandens | manga lindee dir . san enligt vir bedémning bryter mot. principerna ont de neinskliga eiltighe. terna, skall ta upp ocksé detta i Por- entu nationerna? Suguingon var harmed slitad, ENGLISH TRANSLATION Stockholm, Sweden From “THE DEBATES OF PARLIAMENT” From ‘'The Detutes of Parlta~ ment’, No. U5, 1969 gp, 1-9 Second Chamber, Wednesday, Dec 17, 1969, 10 a.m, Anseer tO 4 Question concerning the organization The iilack Panthers th the U.S, 4, tobe brought before the United Nations, Matement No Nis Uxaellh ov, the Minister of Foreign Aftaree, Mr, Nilsson (see ‘toot note ty Mr, Ohidirman, Mr. Herdanssan hy has rained the following sim- co lppobiit (3) with mee “le roment to the pete gol recta the UN the question of violations of buman rights, #hteti Pesonet Ot attempts jipaleally ta ninimbers of ihe or- Hon the lack Panthers in us * ? spect of human rights and fun- damental Uberties to all without discrimination in regards to race, sox, language, or religion.’ In this general declaration of human rights, adopted by the general as- seimbly of the UN and in con- nection with «hich two conventions about tHumati rights have been a- dopted, it states that all mon are born free and equal in value and tighte’, Pach individual in de- Clared to have a right to life, liberty, and personal security. AN are alike ih front of the law and without discrimination haves right to egal protectian by the law, Anyone and everyone under fall or #Quulity has the right to a fair ald public trial before ah indepen. dent and tpurtial court. No-one may be aobpectad ty torture or erties, inhwtian or humiliating treatment of punistment, ete The United Mites of America irak bow) tele own enmatitution aod the ON declaration of uman rights ty the manner fn which, among other thie, members of the polities) party the Ulack Panthere are treuted, The Dlack Puntiors Le & soetaliot purty thue Siriveties to five all peowle from all forms of slavery, Including racial sauppreasion. “In present day America faciam Ls combined with capitaliam'’, writes Hoey P, Newton, one of the leaders of the party, “Only by eliminating cap- italism and substituting for tt socialism can Black people, al) Black people, te able to practice ult « determination and achieve troedam,”” The ruling circles of the U.S.A, pursue a policy that can only be Interpreted as attempts physically to exterminate moetm- ters of the Black Panthers, Dur- ing the last 18 months 20-50 party members haw been killed by th police and many thrown in jail, Lleceatly we law Witnessed a scurry where all human rights were vio} lated, when Hobby Seale, the Chatr- man of the Party) ®ae wenged by the court in wich he wan stand- ing trial and was LO ty examined, Members of the party have beer killed in colt hlood in Chicago and low Angeles, The persecution. ts Hot only direrted ugainet the lack Huntheres but against al) of the Hlack population and alt radicals. Many observers Usthk thal famet ans je on the marel, fouth<Atries and Groote bare been reported for violations of human rights, Why te the govern- ment not going to bring before the UN the question of the crimes that apparently are committed by the USAT What is the differunce trom South-Africa? What does the Minister of Foreign Attairsand the party be represents, think about the herseeution of the Black Panthers in the U.S A Ti believe, Mr, Chair- Mian that these are questions that have to be answered. Statoment No, 3, His Exeeclioney, the Minister of foreign Affairs, Mr. Mixson; Mr, Chairman, When it com to Greeew, the conditions there, toviily different from what Bie Hermannson has brought ub Greece, according to Mee cha of The buropean Cowgill, b folio Ut regulations coner the reaper Of tunan rights, we ean totally overtook that As Mr. Hformansso knows the UN charter, article 23, says that tw United Nations cannot in- terrene in questions tat mainly te full within the Be crs heres wales ey thar thts ardele Oo iS Hietieabe sete the current contest. But Mr, llermansson points oat that there Le another article that, according to his opinion, ¥ be applicable in thi case. It is true that there are cases where exceptions trom article 2:7 have been made, tat that is when « government ‘\dentifies itnelf with a policy of violating human rigtits, ¥hich is generat ip nature, mean ing that a croup of people ane subject to persecution of the hadie of race, sua, binguage, or religion, as Mr, Hermansson polnabil out, it ix these cases thal arth Neikinn, CONT. ON. ? i , . THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURBAY, JANLAICY 17. 19M) PGE 16 CONT. FROM PAGE 15 eee oe! DEFINITION OF JUCHE Statement No, 4, tlor f human righte that take Mr, Hermanason (vph) alae «, according t herte hha ion Mr, Chairman. Wf violations: of 41 would also be very valuable If human rights in South-Africacan the Minister of Porelen Af fairs en be brought before th UN, tt Is as ao spokesman expectally of the difficult to understand why the Sor fal Diernes ratie Party, In thi same thing cannot be done ta the debate would voloe the opinion he corresponding violations ip the has on the persecution of the Black - USA. The Minister of Foreign Panther Party in the USA. and Affaire now says thal article 50 which simultaneously ts directed of (he U.N. charter would not ix against all of the Black population applicable in this case. Bul we Statemont > § = ulso know that In the U.N. charter Hix Exact wtlen mcy, the Minister of there are very definite atatementn Foreign Affairs, Mr, Nilsson made about the principles of the Mr. Chairman, It can hardly be charter, The Minister of Forelgs = dixputed thatwhat Mr, Hermansson halt ave hed about do. no si Por eutto of a polite ‘| JUCHE-O PPOSE FLUNKEYISM that Tt have talked about do not aide pe rsecution of a political affect a certain group of people Saris in he U.S.A, but then there because of their racisibelonging or are, according to my opinion, no the other criteria montionnd In possibilities to bring this case x the U.N. charter fore the United Nations | want to polnt out that in the Mr, Moerman © refers to the USA It has explicitly been ex- = princ iples f human right but ae eel —~ 7 or ir siea aay g teed tke tm | TELEGRAMS TO THE BLACK the Party, ‘The Diack Panther point we © take wp conddi- 4 4 4 4 Party’, that in this case Ris & tlons In man wr countries, as — _ J fe bh GA ; question of persecutiondirecteda- human cights Include among other PA N | EK 2 b 4 a gainat a whole racial group, that things the right of fréwe speech, is the Black population of th the right of the pross, and the U.S-A Eventi such a moderate right to form parti When it leader as Abernathy--and 1 use concerns conditions in many coun- the wort ‘modurate’ in a dll- tries where, according to our jude- LON DON fervnt sense here from the usual rriertat the principles of human one bere in parilament (3)--has Stents are vidlated, does Mr. Her- recently stated that the now cxist- mansson want us also bring this ing persecution of the Gluck be fors the United Nation Panther Partyinrealityisdirected With tite thee de bate was rm ee against thewhole Buick be aputati terminated 1970 JAN 2AM 8 25 ofthe ULSLA. If this understanding RIZA PST JAN 2 70 I A 023 is corract- which I think there ure FOOTNOTES a = we pes Yas <7 a reasons for--1 think that the regu- 1) Torsten Nilsson, representing SSJO27 L OLB 179 M WUFS668) VIA RCA tions of the U.N. churter ‘ the governing Soclal-Democratk . ; ae Ss ae oe ity autticabieinthis case, Workers Party : UXSN67 TLB 1259 URNX HL GBLB 044 ° Hut the U.N, has also adopted i eramas son, Chalrinan LONDONLBTF 4 2 1210 LT THE BLACK two conventions concerning human of the Loft Party-Comimunist : . : * rights, They were adopted tn De- simple que stior ; } PAN THER NE WSPAPER SRO ae Cre ee Se acter At ae Ledividoal -taetabor ot Parti 3106 SHATTUCKAVNUE BERKELEYCALIF to make the gcrneral declaration unt individual member of Parila ; ; : : . of hurnan-right juridical! bindiny nent can raise a sit onl le Bo to INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTS IN BRITIAN Violations of this decisrationmust It is handed in, In orn , , , . . = _— ; of course be brought up for treat. and must be anseore { bs tbe iin. ui ISH YOL ALL FRA TERNAL SUPPORT AT ment ty the UN, and this ts Inater responsible for that sub ject THIS TIME OF NIXON'S POLICY ON MASS also the case, 1! we look into the aroa, Simple questions are usually EXTERMINATION OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY WE DEEPLY SYMPATHISE WITH YOU IN THE LOSSES YOU HAVE SUFFERED INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTS quvations that have ben treated answered within one Week, No gen- by theThird U N.Committee, which eral debate can follow upon the deals with social and the likemut- anewer to a simple question, (A ters, we will find several paral- general debate on foreign alffiare Iwln tO the case that I have now takes place in March tn Parila- presented ment ) 1 also want toansk the government (4) wok (Lett Party-Communista to look further into the poasibill- 5) moderate equals conservative : — ties to bring this question to the \ conservative party formerly COL 3106 working agenda of the Untted called The Right Party recently Nations. | can also mention that switched names to The Moderate the Black Panther Party has ap- Assombly Party LONDON THIS IS THE TEXT OF A TELEGRAM FROM DAVID UDO OF THE BLACK PANTHER “Vata th + PARTY SUPPORT COMMITTEE IN LONDON PA LES | INE WHICH THE POST OFFICE REFUSED TO SEND DUE TO ITS CONTENTS, 1970 JAN 6 PM 4 30 ZCZC NFBI975 LBNO592 THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY SUPPORT URSF HL LEBH 08l COMMITTEE OF GREAT BRITIAN EX- AIRPORTBEYROUTH 2390 SI 6 1900 PRESSES SOLIDARITY WITH THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY. WE DENOUNCE U.S. ET FASCIST REPRESSION, IMPRISONMENT AND BLACK PANTHER PARTY POST OFFICE MURDERING OF PANTHERS, ESPECIALLY BOX 2967 CUSTOM HOUSE THE VICIOUS KILLING OF FRED HAMPTON, SANFRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 94126 USA WE DEMAND THE RELEASE OF HUEY, BOBBY, DAVID AND ALL POLITICAL WE HAVE LEARNT OF THE TREACHEROUS _ PRISONERS AND REVENGE FOR THE PLOT PERPETRATED BY AMERICAN IM- MURDER OF FRED HAMPTON, PERIALISM AGAINST YOUR MOVEMENT RESULTING IN THE ASSASINATION OF ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE SEVERAL OF {ITS LEADERS THE PAL- ; ESTINE NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVE- DAVID UDO MENT FATEH IN CONDEMNING SUCH CRIM- BLACK PANTHER SUPPORT COMMITTEE NAL BARBAKISM REAFPIRMS, THAT THE LONDON ENGLAND FATH OF STRUGGLE MOST BE BAPTISED WITH THE BLOGD OF MARTYRS UNTIL VICTORY IS ACHIEVEDS LONG LIVE OUR POLITICAL POWER JOINT | STRUGCU ag AGAINST | RACIST - ATEH MAIL BARREL OF A GUN COL LT BLACK PANTHER BON 2967 94126 SEIZE TIME ELAINE BROWN Design Im all societies, the way of jife of the people, thelr culture, mores, customs, etc, evolve from the economic basis of that society, The United States is a capitalist society, the system of capitalism being one of exploitation of man by man, with by-products such as ractam, religious chauvinism, sexual chauvinism, and unnatural divisions among the people, In other words, i's a dog-eatdog society But it's not a dog-cat-dog world Men are not innately greedy, nor are they innately uncooperative with each other. Therefore, it is our goal, it is the goal of the Black Panther Party, and must be the goal of all men, to create conditions in which men can start being human, can begin to cooperate with each other, can live with each other, in fact, in peace. Men cannot do this without an arena in which to do to. In other words, in an exploits tive system men are forced to exploit, In an unkind system, men ate forced to be unkind. In a world of iohumanity, men will be inhuman, In a society that is warmongering, men will war. These are the aspects of the way of life of 2 people who are part of a capitalist system And songs ate a part of the culture of iety, Art, in general, is that. Songs, like all art forms, are an expression of the feelings and thoughts, the desires and hopes, and so forth, of a people. They are no more than that. A song cannot change a situation, because a seng does not live and breathe. People do And so the songs in this album ore a statement — by, of, and for the people. All the people. A state ment to say that we, the masses of people have had a game run on us; a game thal made us think that it-was necessary for our survival (o grab from each other, to take what we wanted as individuals from any other individuals or groups, er to exploit each other. And 49, the statement is that some of us have understood that it is absolutely essential for our survival to do just the opposite. And that, in fact, we THE BLACK VANTHER, SAT! RDAY, JANUARY 17, SEIZE THE TIME REVOLUTIONARY ALBUM NOW AVAILABLE The revol atu Led The album ts being distribured cize The T Elaine Brown, to record shops and will be avail. hit lack | er ty has abl rou can obtain the album p people sinc how at : w j Des inister of | Hiack Panther Party formation of the Southern Calitf-, National Distributior have beard live st r rallic Peskin c 4 ’ ace Pant rart t feell t c ack Fa tlonal Headquarter Par is inviti c : 415-845-0) ¢ ea “we t te . $ ‘ t yr, t ' ifornla Chapte t % | { lack var ‘ | -4 have always hod the power to do it. The power to determine our destinies as human beings and not allow them to be determined by the few men who now determine them. That we were always human and always had this power. Bul that we never recognized that, for we were deluged, bombarded, mesmerized by the trinkets of the ruling class. And this means all of us; Black, Mexican, White, Indian Oriental, Gypsy, all who are mambers of the working class, of the non-working class (that is, those whe don't have jobs), a!) who are oppressed This means all of us have this power, But the power only belongs to all of us, not just some or one, but all, And that wat the trick. That was the thing we never understood. And that is what statement these songs make ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE SEIZE THE TIME / / Elaine Brown Deputy Minister of Information Southern California Chapter Black Panther Party DIG By Eldridge Cleaver From "Revolution and Education” ‘ th Process of bre wing oul of slavery ~ the process of breaking oul of a set of so- ial arrangements, of a social organization that is killing us, this process ts named revolution;...vevolution is a glorious term, t's a term to be proud of, and we should know that we are morally right, we are vyight in every sense of the term, that tt oppressor is the one who is wrong; and thal the oppressor has no rights, which the op pressed are bound to vespect...”* ELLRIDGE CLEAVER MINISTER OF INFORMATION $3 50 PER ALBUM) =3=s«s- BLACK PANTHER PARTY 8 B.P.P. MIN OF INFORMATION BOX 2967. § CUSTOMUOUSETE CISEIZE THE TIME = s.F.. 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CA 94126 E BLACK PANTHE BLACK COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE BLACK PANTHER Palitial Privener Monter ot Delemre HUEY NEWTON Menuterel Defense HULT F NEWTON Chresirretece sOGRY SEALE Chustman SOON SEALE Esteter Minister of Information LLOMIDGE CLEAVER Miniter et infermat-on ELOBIDGE CLEAVER Chee! of Stall DAVID HILLARD Mannging Eetiter Deputy Mennter of Informatien BIG MAN Feel Marshals UNDERGROUND Eowwlutionury Artie omit Loy out Minute et Educatuen Mirveter et Culture TMOFY DOUGLAS +. : y “Masaj’ Hewitt Monriter at Freanve Producthan Monager JOHN SEALE Minister of Forms Alfairs Minter at Jute Co ftAnarn Prime Mernater Comrmeunistions Setretary CATHLETN CULAVE® Ortrbution Manager ANODMEW AUSTIN Miniveer ef Culture MOR? DOUGLAS Cirtltvan SAM NAPIER The editorial and production cost of THE BLACK PANTHER News paper have increased considerably. We would like to continue increasing weekly circulation and owr national and interna tional news Coverage. To do this we need your aid. Please send us news items, general information, and contributions Help us distribute and get new subscriptions to The Black Panther newspaper Submit tc BLACK PANTHER NEWSPAPER 3106 SHATTUCK AVE. BERKELEY, CALIF. RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.. beers member of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY throughout thik country of macht America must abide by these rules as functional mem- bor of this party. CENTRAL COMMITTER member, CENTRAT STAERES, and LOCAL STAFES, including all Captains subordinate to vither national, state. and local leadership of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY will enforce these rules. Length of suspension of other dis. ciplinary wetion accesurs foe vinhation of these cules will depend un national decmioms by national, state of state urea, and local committees sit stulfs where sand oule or rules of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY WERE VIOLATED Peery member of the purty must know these verhatum by heurt Are apts them daily. Bach member must report any vhilution of these rules te their leudembhip we thes ane counter-resolutiniary and are aba sobjceted th suspension by the ALACK PANTHER PARTY, THE RULES ARE 1. Ne ports member con have marcutios of weed in bis Pihsessian while doing party work 2, AWS part) member flown shooting marcotic: will be expelled from this purty ‘Nu parts member can be DRUNK while doing daily party work 4. Ne parts tember will iotate mites relating (0 office work, general meetings oof the BLACK PANTHER PARTY, und meetings of the BLACK PANTHER PARITY ANYWHERI 5 Ne parts member will USE. POINT, of FIRE o weapon of any hind annecesarils or uccidentalls at anyone, 6. Ne part) member can join any other army force other than the BLACK LIBERATION ARMY T Ne parts member can have a weapott in his possession while DRUNK of loaded off aurcotios ne weed K Ne parts member will commit any crimes against other purty mentor we BLACK proplhe at all, and cannet steal ve take tre the people, get e ven needle ona plewe of thread 4 When aenested BLACK PANTHER MEMBERS will give ont name, address. aed will sige dething. Legal fit aid quest be wedertouod tee ll Parts mrecotthers 1, The Tea Pout Program and plattorm of the HLACK PANTHER PAKEY temt be hewn and wedemtuad by cach Parts member Ph. Parts Communicative. must be Nativeal and Local 12. The TOTO Th program should ty kheowd be all member and alse woitherstood ty oll menhwes, Te. All Pinanee officers Will operate ander the purtsdiction of the Ministers of Pinuaney 14. Bach persue etl subenit a eeoort of dail work, 1% bovh sSwheseotion Lealer Sootion Louder, Laentenmont, at (plot tied sult Pils coports af werk 16. 30 Mantiwe must bean te operute and service weapons coreeths 17 AY Dead tip pemoonel «he expel a member must suliit this teterrmmatieds tee tthe Ballito at the Newespeapen, see that it will be prtilistiest tthe pupee and will Ie hnowe fy all chapter and heane hes. 1X. Political Petweation Cheses are munduton fur gener member: ship 1Y. Chet) etic pemonnel assigned te respective alfices each cas should te there. Allether ane to sell papor ait de Political werk oot He the Coemenueits. tneloediog Captains, Sectiog Teadees, ete 2 COMME NION TIONS — all chapters met sulunit weekly a ports ta wetting te the National teodquarter 21. AN Bronetees not tophement biet Ait odie Mth yt Obits 22. AE Chapter. Heanehes. and componente at the BLACK PAN PEER TN AEE YS tertiet seetinnit oe trnoeitlile P ieaeral Regie t fee the Minis trio Dice, and ble the Conteal Committees 24. Perce bed heaherstip petting amd fed wet fess Thy Dee Heeetets pee elas fee hep alonedest el the eteaemeing political silat, 24. Necchapter of Hea stall aoe ments. ponents Tinie, Tieuie’s moun other abl foo aa peeernment woes «ied Ceeetnetinnge thie Nuttall Cheailqinarters 25. AD chapters ett ailleene te thee peilick aad the Meelogs tab Heme fy the CENTRAL COMMIEPEDD of the HE ACK PANTER rv\Kiy Ste VU Upite ties ttt while meekly teghorts ie wereting fe their ve epee tive € Taper FRED HAMPTON, MURDERED BY PIGS Murder, (remoditated-planned murder, That is what we charced State's Attorney Ndward Hanrahan and his policemen with in the deaths of Deputy Chatrman Fred Hampton and Defense Captain Mark Clark, And all ovents and evidence Since the rald have supported this contention On. Monday, January 4, 1970, il, Deputy Minister of Defense Bobby Hush released recently ac- quired Information, atu press con- terence, that Fred hadteen drug- ed before his death. Pathologist, Dr, Vietor Levine, found between 4.1 and 4.6 per cent of the drug, seconal, present im hin body, enough to prevent any man from moving or raising himself from Hleep, Thus, not only did the pigs bave their entrance with gun-shot fire and proceed to make Fred's body one of their main targots, but they made sure that ne would be asleep (non-resisting) so that they would have no problems kill- ing him, The pigs have obviously taken the motto. ‘'Drug to prevent defense." Lies spread by State At- fourney'’s policemen that Fred Hampton shot a weapon several times, or that he even attempted to do so must te regarded 4s irwacherous prefubrications thal gO powhere in blinding us to what really happesed. Many con- sequences can now be seen us a result of this information, all clearly and openly pointing to Planned assassination. Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton, Drugged Then Murdered Un December ti, 1969, Hanrahan rel#ayed ''oxolunive’™ information, to the Cticago Tribune (volce af conswervalinm and rocinasn hich tholuded four pictures of what he clainced Worw bullet-holes, result ing frou hits fired by persons inmitte Uie apartment at the thine of the raid, On December 15, 1909 all of Chicago and the world knew, aA Inventigation revealed, that thon bullet holes’ weren't bullet-holen, Wut werw nall holes Where do the lies end? A mor: appropriate name far the all time exclusive’ would have been the ‘*nows abuaive’’. About threé weeks aller the raid, the apartment in which the murders took place was ordered closed by the coroner's office, Why? The ex- planation ¢iven was that it was felt that certain valualle evidence that could te used in court. The fact of the matter ta that hundreds of people each day (and the no, was Increasing) toured the apartment, noting the shot-up walls, doors, furniture, clothing, and also the blood stains on the matiress and on the foor,Consequently, they iibbeon jury The man ¢hoaen to Presidv ower thy ttitgtemt, Martin Jerteor, tila Deters, ae dere fours Haliat pwuinted out, “the birgwst Getritiont to the seliret fortrith, Gurber handpicked lucky unt numerous oOccansioge has taken tt ipo filmesell to reply for wiz withwane hen thep are questioned t Allorheys representing ihe Panthers, Thus, ho has been on of the most obvious ami chief tools used? to eloud thy truth All of the events mentioned ure part of an interwoven tapestry of decell to conceal the act of murder But already, the tapestry is shrodditie, is wearing thin, and Ue fascist intentions ure being ex- pased, The murdgera of Fred and Mark and the manner in which hey were murdered, shows vory clearly that the power structure ulllizes the most depraved men, who in turn utilize the mont depraved methods, to eradicate the people’ s warriors Dut «+ see no reason for Uils to continuy, and call for an immed- late end. Not only de we call for an ond, but we call for rvaistance SMILING PIGS CARRY FRED'S BODY Panther, An Epileptic, Seeks His Freedom Now, York (LNS) -~ As the Pan- ther 21 trial nears, « campaign tas bien opened to obtuln the re- lease of one of the defendants, Lee Berry Lee Berry ts an epiieptic «ho has been held in maximun securi- ty Sitice he wan arrested in his bed at the Veterans Hospital last April, He tas beon denied the med- ical attention necessary to some- ong in his serious condition, and has had eight selzures through the Jant nine months, On ono oecanion, laet August, afler he had been gt- von sedatives, he was unable to respond to the dumands of guards coming around for «a ‘‘count’’ Social Practice Duar Brothers, My tame is Sam Alston and | have # subscription withthe paper. Brothers, [ need help 1 wrote * letter to the editor of my col- inge’s paper and quoted Brother Kidridge Cleaver, “The United Malte te not a denocratic power. It te a cruel fanciat countryJ “alao quoted this trom him, “The American fag ant ibe American eagle are the true symtals of fanciam,' The Iresident (of the ectioul) ds trying w kick me out Row tecause 1 voiced my belief. Thin pig Uiinks that putting me uff campus sti) atop what fin on Hw doess Lrealize that tis are proving my point, Dig this, he had the editors eonfie- eate all the papers that #ery being chrewlated whieh had my fetter in ur peed your bely brothers be- i The guards poristed hin) for this failure to respond with a sewr beating llowever, 1 Was not until) Dec- @mber that he was tinally trans- ferred to the prixon ward of Dell- evue Hospital ~~ after be had cone into 3 evoma, Shortly his wife was informed that he had undergone an emergency a} - Pendvctony,and & few days afters that stv was told that he way udder neuro-observation and in critical condition, Policw kopt hia room Tightly guarded and he recelvye no visitors, Tt in clear that while the sit- UAL peraiats Kerry's lite can ' Lee alterwards, in endangered, Lee Berry is in no condition to Jump teil he is not even well enough to begin preparing a defense for tis coming trial He must be set free so that he can obtain Whe thed- ical treatment he requires A demonstration was held th front of Bellevue Hoxpital on Dee 1, with participants from the iiep- ublic of New Africa, Youth Against War and Fascism, the Young Soc- jalist Alliance, the Panthers and other organizations putting forth thelr demands LEE HEREBY MUST BP ALT FREE ProvesToBe TheCriterion Of Truth eause | have ov one on bampur who will support me, the other Dacks (only 17 tp all) don't want to get involved, | hawe to face this President Pig in their South- er tcen ul! alone Liat hm not afrald because we are right and 1 will never be put down aguin, Bot sinee | don't have weything t werye wUnantmountly proclatmite “murdec’. At tile twint i coro- ners office, with very protaide pressure from police afficials, fit compelled to cider te apart. ment, The apartiient was one of ie test educations! centers on hes tasetein is perpetrated, And this edek begun the inquest inte the deathe of Peed altel Mark, by a Cook County (sa callod)' itu tack me up, this pir is eoing to trip and kick (ue ole Lanibuth Calloge doer ( need students ihe me, um guihe tO wate @ Cartan) copy Of thin letter in his feee un. ti) | hwar from you, Heatatance by the people, Meats tance to ties, and dewellt, and tro- ality, and murder, Mestetanew to terror HNesintaney that eration fanciai rus SIST Tack Panther ALL POWbhN Tt LOPLe's STRUGGLE? Ht th Chamer of the larts ZIH0 W Madison Chleaen, I, POWEH TO THE PROPLE Sam Alstua vs oe THE BLACK PANTHER, SATURDAY, JANGARY 17, 1970 PAGE § FRED HAMPTON- MARK CLARK INQUEST pte F fel Manytin, Mark Clark Lrqquacmt teegun tadja) ith obvious allempee Sp the Daley-Conliek- Hanrahan file atrwetur to put o cremn over the whote lanum Wnoke MARK CLARK, MURDERED BY PIGS The white-washing, an attempt to justify the actions of Daley and his Irish side-kick Hanrahan, began with the presence of an U- legal and, unconstitutional jury, The jury was composed of middle- Class setlor citizens who have no idew of the triain and tribulations of poor, oppressed, Black people The conatitution guarantees the the right to be tried ty « peer gruuy B dered poople from cur social, dconamic, and ethnic commantition) Tut the jury, hand-picked by Daley's lacky coroner Anires Toman te triily unhcometituilonal in addition to the whilte-sanh jury, Deloy/ilanrahan have eoleat- ou Assi, Stalee Atty, Thomas Hett-2 tian who last year threatened to quit bocaune of Hlenrahan'e jes citcerning the murder of Michael and John Soto, to cower up the crimes am! take the heal uff the fwa) murterors, mayor (ihoot to kill) Daley und Edward (war on young people) Hanrahan, Monday, thé Party dstovered evidence showing that Deputy Chairman Fred drugged belore he was mur- The test was made hy o pathologiat hired by the Deputy Chairman's tamily who claimed that ! found between 4.1 and 4.5 percent of seconal present,” This {s enough to prevent any man from moving or talsing himeelf from 2 sleep to engage in a shoot-out. The tews conference that wan held to disclose this information wan blacked out to keep the pubsic from getting this information. We war claim that an infiltrator slipped the drug to Fred, because the Deputy Chairman fike all Panthers) didn’t use druids, This also shows thal the democrats of Chicago Sre in cahoots with the republicans of the White House since J Edgar Hoover admitted that he pays (either money or under threat of Incarewration) agents to infiltrate the People’ s Party We are asking the people to come to the Inquest and see for themselves that the fascist-racist power Structure dovst' treapect us or intend to give us due process of law. ALL POWER! tO THE PROPLE SHARON: ON PRISON CONDITIONS While being huld captivo by the oppresaive farceés of racist Rabyton, in one af thelr many dunceuns; I've witnessed toa man) overt critical acts of oppression to be silent, A gitl was admitted into the infirmary while Kicking an ‘acid irs Instead of being locked in a paided cell where she would Hot hurt herself she Waa put tna solitary rocin with a regular steel frame bed, The girl began beat- ing her head violently aguinat the bed frame, A big on duly called the nurse (Mise Keeler) and told her the ¢irl was Killing bersel Keeler states “Lot her’. Reelet did not go down to the girl's ream unti) 20 minutes later and by that time the gir! had besten hor twad to the point of compete dintigur- ution ~ all you sa” was blood ull over everywhere....the girl died tefore she reached the hospital An epileptic has to have @ ales ure before receiving any med- jeation, and even then its doutt- ful that you'll recelve it regularly feo eiriv in (he same «ard bad svlzures every nitht, We requested 4 tongue depressir from the s0o- called nurse and she stated that if they nee! anything to push the ‘eall’ bution, (ehich they bever unawer), All night ope had a sele- ure and we turned on sts ‘reall buttons and banged of Ihe door no one came at no time during ihe night-we wnded up axing a tov prush. stick to make sure the cry dhin't hite off ber tongue , When inmates co ap to he ine firmary for wir pegular metic uilon Uhey often find that ome: at: ihe nurses tor vp her imestt 7 card, This prevents (hem Ttgnt reeelving any medicine, It 9m. aboeocibel, try ecbsiatucer eat taj) in Lote up''=-you may @at cheese mands witehes. (f you eat al all You shure your IXN@ eet with 2 alher people (2 af wha sleep ob the floor). was there-for five days } was there because 3 was (old t om sending Ins Jetter (0 to steep on a top bunk and tte thw bow xpaper because tdon'tknv® fuyed (under. mp Wetat's orders). where else to sem it 1 couldn't climb up doe to the fot that nip riers severely beulned Wall, when four ae aS a nWhe another ‘ook aout i by the pigs and | was in constant pain, While there | was taken off my medication and by the time t got out | was almost too weak fo stand up and my lees were su swollen I could hardly walk, oo - / Sharon Williams On off occasion I was called down to Ihe attorne;’s room and was toh) my attorney was there to sow me and to go into Booth #1], t id and turned around te te find 7 LAPD ples Dlocking the doorway, One beld up a camera and qvichly did an about ~ face, facing he wall, t stated, “You're not gonna take my pletare without my lawyer here.” One pie sald We doW't have to put up with this. we Can aye you twatun, thrown inte Patient Galhand send np a roll dt fin) Or owl you rather go back to ideh- UAT Peontinued facing the Pot them crated we OF (Dis attark, AIWB)® gonna be pigs, fra ot Watch them, Wateh — the ertnitns } tecause they ate “CFiwilbals, the biggest ecrimin ORTH Be of Babylon, WW are hip te you pigs, and you euald prvey take away our apirit, becater that spirit is manifested tn the peogin, TLEVOLUTION IN OU LA TINE. 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