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. . - 0 ' * , m . ' . i . .- -. - * . Communist diplomats and journalists to an "international day of soli- darity" at their villa, Algerian police showed up instead. They con- 1 . fiscated the photographer's film and chased the would-be guests away. Last week the villa was empty and Cleaver was gone. In New York City,. Bernice Jones, communications secretary for the faction's New York office, charged that Algeria has been making "reactionary moves" and hinted that Cleaver and his groups would move to one of the more revolution-minded African states, such as Guinea o r Libya, which like Kathleen Cleaver, wife of fugitive Eldridge Cleaver, announced . . . . Algeria, have no-extradition treaty with the U. S. -1 I WY 8 -.J - !i +:p+ . in a news conference in Compton, California on 19 August '72 that her husband was a "political prisoner" in Algeria. Mrs. Cleaver stated that her husband is no longer safe in Algeria since hisslife has been threatened by people "representing interests marshalled by the Central Intelliqence Agency. '' Later in the day during a radio interview in San . Francisco, she announced that her purpose in the United States is to organize a legal-political-religious-financial campign to aid the return of her husband to this country without his being immediately subjected to incarceration as 3. parole violatot!' She stated that Eldridge Cleaver is willing to face charges stemming from a 1968 shootout with the Oakland Police 'Department. -r*/?/- jtV 67 31 45: $1) F - - '7 >: 'Jdcr'V#{ '1 I I.,Jq -..dtai{ ? - 7 c'ffl'? ? L- -. In order to facilitate his return to the U. S. , the Cleaver faction ha.s even gone to the extent of applying for admission oL a new nation, "Nigretia, 'I to the United Nations. If successful; the faction hopes eventually to establish Nigretian consulates throughout the United States and issue Cleaver diplomatic credentials to enler the country under diplomatic immunity. i-cz I&% 't 7 .:&k ,f,,,+,7J*w 2 ,%.a? -. In direct contrast, the non-militant Newton-Seale faction of the EPP appears to be enjoying renewed popularity with the black community. Sixteen months ago, two Black Panthers, Erika Huggins and Bobby Seale, were on trial for their lives in a Connecticut courthouse. Today, Mrs. Huggins is an elected member of the Berkeley Community Development Council as well a.s the Californh city's anti-poverty agency. Mr. Seale is a candidate for mayor of Oakland, California. /L: t 7 ).(ljq9,, ,., y0licy arid direcfion of thenational Ulack Fanlhcr Drty. EPP reports from two dozen cities Show that the Newton-Seale faction, the dominant Their political activity is indicative of 9. tnajor cfia.zv~~ in the . *z.* '. I 2.- - ,L'r, 7 2 C ' p L 9 .?L - 2,