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. 4 j “+? RE: BLACK PANTHER PARTY On June 2, 1969, WHR 2cvises that on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the last several weeks, two out-of- . town Black Panthers known only as KENYATA (phonetic) and MATISE {phonetic} were in Winston-Salem selling the Black Panther newspaper -(C/) CE T-~11 has reported that NATHANIE known as NATE, is @ member of the BPP group Salem, North carolina ((/ A wp vi ei fs fl ioe el o t Winston- pe eee ee ee ee Sg TR aT On June 16, 1969, Qu reported that NATHANIEL SHELF, also known as NATE, had been observed selling th BPP newspaper in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. determined from SHELF that the papers were obtained at the ie ee eae | ve noe J ome : -_ Cultural Exchange" on Northwest Boulevard, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and that when SHELF was through selling hewspapers, he was to _ the money to the man who ran 0 the Cultural Exchange. also reported that while at the Cultural Exchange, the person identified as CLARENCE WALKER de TN eS pS a re was observed wearing a Black Panther type shirt and claimed to be a Black Panther -¢) SS that THURMOND ae eee DUBOISE was at the first organizational meeting of the BPP held at the House of Commons in Winston-Salem, North cerorsne(U) On July 2, 1969, ME ay isea tht he was aware — of approximately fifteen individuals who appear to be members of the BPP in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, one of which is an individual known as naTE-(/) Attached as an appendix of this memorandum is a characterization of the BPP. Ns 2 NFIDERTIA ey cc nee I EI eS I a at aa ae a ame dian ee ee Ee ee Oe naa ec oe ee ane ee Ee