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t at CE 157-6171 Office Box 28, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Office furniture, formerly designated for use at BPP Headquarters at 1333 North Patterson Avenue, has been moved to LITTLE‘'s campaign headquarters located at 2280 North Patterson Avenue for use during LITTLE's ») campaign. . LITTLE anticipates winning the election, but if he does’ not win, LITTLE stated he will charge voting irregularities and \] demand a newelection. © LARRY LITTLE plans a campaign parade through the North e _-Ward Section of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on May 6, 1974, the = “day before the election. Every member of the BPP is presently _ $ assigned to LITILE’s campaign and the anticipation is that LITLE UREA RSLS CRETE TE AE STE ya my ee Tad Bede ahpcarsitnt one salesmen lid “STAD TBM ee i ceeiest . 4 = will win the election. ye a bo ¥ LARRY LITTLE lost the election 646 to 566; however, , LITTLE is planning to challenge the election. t- CE T-1, May 8, 1974 The State Board of Elections admitted the vote total , was not reported correctly and LITTLE lost by only eight votes, 646 to 638, and that LITTLE possibly might have won the election., , LITTLE felt assured of a new election. ’ ANB a lly Th Es eck CE T-1, May 31, 1974 LITTLE has no intention of leaving Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in order to go to Oakland, California, in view of the election results in the North Ward Section of Winston-Salem. LITTLE expects a new election and is sure he will win as he has received a great deal of sympathy over the election results. +? In the May 9, 1974, edition of The Winston-Salem Journal, a daily newspaper published at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, there appeared on Page 7 an article entitled, etet ahi ep at the ee NL le ARDS OO Mpeg) Beko Po BS + Foie Sy eee pty ue Ne 11 thet ns ah) RR.