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CE 157-6171 ive or six white students who apparently had printed the leaflets. “rhe Daily Tar Heel a student newspaper of the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in its issue of November 8, 1970, contained an article under the caption, “Revolutionaries Meet Monday," which article sets forth that an organizational meeting to interest students and Chapel Hill residents in attending the RPCC will be held at 9 P.M., Monday in Room 202 of the Carolina Union. The article states the meeting is sponsored by the Radical Coalition which is composed of the New University Conference, Students for a Democratic Society and the Young Socialist Alliance, with the meeting called by JOHN? former graduate student advised that at Winston- Salem, North Carolina, the members of the Black Panther Party group are going out in the streets trying to sign up people to attend the RPCC, and at the present time approximately 250 _ people have indicated an interest. The BPP members are advising everyone that all expenses will be paid, however, | ad no information that the BPP group had either money or transportation arranged for these individuals. On November 12, 1970, GEES «porte that on November 9, 1970, a meeting was held at the Student Union at UNC, Chapel Hill,North Carolina. Seventy-five to 100 people were present with only about 20 in attendance being black. CLINT, PYNE.was iv charge of the meeting and identified himself as a White Panther Party (WPP) member. PYNE stated that he and JOHN ‘(LAST NAME UNKNOWN) had been to Cuba within the past year to cut sugar cane. Most of the discussion at this meeting. consisted of plans of the students to go to the RPCC to be held in Washington, D. C. It was mentioned that there would possibly be two bus loads from Chapel Hill who would travel to Washington, D. C. In addition, a number of students from