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et ae eae = a atl epi Rg M SE Hiniltpabions aac Ft wet i oe er rr ee ets Wwe ay ete t * fet hinge Pe gurat ag Yea PPE 4 eas : af Bae a eal Lt . Bara oe FD-36 (Rev. 5-27-64) FBI Date: Transmit the following in __-_ Sesh {Type in plaintext or code! 1 Vi a re {Priority} ! CE 157-6171 D. George Jackson Liberation School ,; Not operational E. Free Ambulance Program 1 Limited operation Arrests and Convictions Two of three members of the BPP at High Point, N. C., known as "The High Point Three," and serving jail terms in the State of North Carolina, from 7 - 10 years resulting from their convictions on charges of being armed with a deadly weapon, continue to remain in jail after parole requests were refused. LARRY MEDLEY, the third member of "The High Point Three," was paroled from the North Carolina Department of Correction, } effective 3/6/74. Finances Funding for the BPP at Winston-Salem, N. C., is it solely upon donations from the commmity and the sale BPP newspaper. During the period October, November, and December, 1974, few newspapers were sold, and donations contimed to drop resulting in continued difficulty in maintaining the BPP's Free Ambulance Program, A Free lance Program fund drive was begun by the BPP in October, 1974, and was a complete failure, which resulted in LARRY LITTLE, leader of the BPP, resigning his post and leaving the Winston-Salem, N. C., area in search of funds elsewhere. Additionally, the BPP publicly threatened to dismantle operations and move to Oakland, California, and continue the struggle from National Headquarters should they not receive sufficient funding in the Winston-Salem — area; however, the fund drive was unsuccessful and the BPP members did not follow through with plans to leave Winston-Salem. On 10/24/74, an impromptu news conference was held by interested -3- Approved: _... es tsC—“‘“S ett LM Per Special Agent in Charge U.S. Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574