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. , , . ' .. . . _. . . L. 2t May \9<0 . ' \ as7 lcoooi 8 15 I? 9 ,i,..+3- w-* b r.; . . * . w---..+-. . -.. , - b' e . . -. . . SITUATION INFORMATION R EPOR 'I CALENDAR OF TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES - * Asterisked items are either reported for the first time, or contain addition$ or changes to previously reported activities. . - . . +23 May. Atlanta, Geo.rgia . . . . . . d Ralph Abernathy's m a r c h through Georgia principally protesting the recent deaths at Augusta and Jackson is scheduled.to end at the capital with speeches and demonstrations on Saturday. So far, enthus-. iasm for Abernathy's effort to rekindle the nonviolent spark of the mi$-* 60,s has been spotty, Last Thursday'the walkers had dwindled to 200 and the chief spokesman for'the Southern Christian-Leadership Confer- ence was resorting to publicity stunts to build a wider acccptance and participation that would have shocked the sensitivities of Martin King. to protect the safety of the m a r c h e r s (as President Johnson had done in the 1965 Selma to Montgomery m a r c h when major violence waa thrcat- ened). Secondly, Abernathy has called for P a n t h e r e n d Black Muslim support and has scheduled prominent Black Panther David Hilliard to speak on Saturday. What King was able to promote with personal dy- namics and "ghutzpah", the duller Abernathy must attempt by trickery. A train of sympathizers is still scheduled to dcpart Washington F r i d a y , to take part in demonstrations on Saturday. Many observers of the racial scene bclicve Abernathy may be more interested in promoting . Abcrnathy and the SCLC than in memorializing the recent victims of violence. *24 May, Atlanta, Georgia - First Abernathy called for President Nixon to provide federal assistance - Preeident Hugh Gloater of Morehouse Collcgcc has callcd a n .' rnic rjicncy mcctinfl of prcsidcnts and student landcrs from tlic nation's 123 Negro collegcs. G l a s d r stated .last weck that thc collegc Irjiidcrs will fprmulate a ptesontation for President Nixon and the various gov- to the recent deaths'of two Negroes at Jackson State. I( e r n o r s on the prodlema and reactions of the black.acadepic . . . ' . . . . . - . I . - - -- -- . ..?.-. ..... . . -. .. .-.-\.,. k.-=p:A+-z.'. +>. .. 9.- -:.+,:? *.. .C. >-+ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . -0. .*.* b.' , ~ ~ . - - ~ ~ , . . u . ? " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . . ~ ~ : u , ~ ~ , . - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ .... - . . . ..... 0 . . - - .- . ,.; * ...: :.-. .). . . . . e . - . . .- .. --_.__ .. . . . . . . ......... .. 1 1 - -. -