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FD-36 Rey. 5-22-64) “3 _. ae $ ’ oo, FBI Date: PRE BPE < a 3 y z Transmit the following in —— (Type in plaintext or code) 4 CE 157-6171 solicit support for the BPP. No formal speeches, however, were made by BPP members during September, 1971. ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS None, During August, 1971, no information was received other than that a Winston-Salem, N. C., group continues to follow HUEY P. NEWTON. 2 GBR ewe had advised that the BPP Cleaver Faction underground has moved to an undisclosed North Carolina location. Contactswith extremist sources have not substantiated this allegation. oe en os ak eee iis al RT SME REE CR Re AT rn . ‘ ‘ Veins” 5 rial 9 2 ee PP ee One ee No etobecmdallininas Pace eae aaron PART II The following is a summary of BPP activities in the Charlotte Division: The Free Breakfast for Children Program started on 9/6/71, at BPP Headquarters, 1333 North Patterson Ave. Approximately ten (10) children each day are being fed under this program which is being spearheaded by MARY MCDONALD, assisted by several neighborhood women volunteers. ¥ ‘he major activities of the BPP group at Winston-Salem .¢ N. C., centered around the trial of LARRY LITTLE, JULIUS ie CORNELL, and GRADY FULLER which began in Forsyth County Superior Ke Court, Winston-Salem, N. C., on 9/20/71. The BPP members were ee represented by three American Civil Liberties Union attorneys ai #3 i 23 ee Approved: Sent LM Per Special Agent in Charge FX U. & GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1071—419—128 Py. cae ™» Per 478 ape = BS pie apf et NOR Mar PIG ROLE areas sa Bo. rE ene VERT he ee Lr Se ee Oe tt ne eG so. Lewes wee ee pe