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Ee Oe APE a OE SP 557-2672 JAC/krh SEE SORES PS Wha 4 wt speaking with’ informing him that the Black Community in North Carolina had received letters, stating that was a "Pig" and that the NCCFs, “which were oT ating in North Carolina had been disbanded and were no lenger functional. Source said that ay knew nothing about the matter. Source later advised chat of the Winston-Salem = aa: BPP National Headquarters, SURG Y ae Of further interest, source advised that Gs «.-. spoke with Sa regarding articles eing submitted by him for inclusion in the BPP newspaper. __ _ i, GHEE stated that he and all of the other brothers that had been arrested in North Carolina are now out on bail. He said that on the day of the preliminary hearing, the courtroom was filled with people from the Rlack Community, and the Judge, FRANK GIRSON, had said i thd ba Aes Sal Pa Se re ee ee 2 a ie 7 a : =y a ™ a Sart Se ee Se sii’ aeit that he would not let a mob enter his courtroom and had the "Piqs" clear the courtroom. further reported that a 15 year old brother, by th ame of CARY COLE (phonetic), had been held for five days incommunicado and had turned states evidence. In this regard, COLE had apparently statea that had been involved ie ee | woe and furnished other testimony implicating (which wasS not cetailed by = x Source latcr advised that an unknown female # (presumabl at BPP National Headcuarters, = contacted rming her th the BPP definitely ‘ did not sen letters about vnich QM hes inquired and thuc they wore ‘probably sent by the Migs. further informed on this occasion that other “mothers” in Winston- Salem had also received these letters. iponeteat} ventaage : Parnes) x The unknown caller inquired» about the siqnatures appearing on the letters and ees her that they were signed by EMORY DOUGLAS, DAVIN HILLIARD, and JUNE HILLIARD. She was then, again, informed that these were not valid letters and they should be disregarded. co ager ate # a ar Pat ei ee ae sa Ee : ! NM ggg ed gets ee feed “a ED E ale Sal The Quy ager cr ot