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er noe oe te ~~ ~ - HIGHLANDER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTER KX T-2, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that LOUIS BUDENZ, admitted former editor of the "Neily Worker", en East Coast Communist newspaper, and former official of the Communist Party, advised on November 21, 1952, that the Highlander | Folk School was pro-Ccmmunist. BUDENZ Ata waa tem) fase th Arétatle wr ing thie he b ay fee bd he Bee hE - Gia noc Give rurcne Getaiss rege The October 8, 1961, issue of The Knoxville Newe-Sentine a local daily newspaper published at Knoxville, Tennessee, cone tained an article reflecting the Highlander Folk School had announced plans for a similar schceol at Knoxville to be located at 1625 Riverside Drive. The article identified MYLES HORTON as Director of Highlander. The Desernber 17, 1961, issue of The Knoxville News- ee a ee ee a a ati Sentinel contained an article reflecting that on December 16, 1961, assets of Highlander Folk Schcol, Monteagle, Tennessee, were auctioned by the State of Tennessee under a ccurt decree after the school was convicted of violating three Tennessee laws and failed in appeals to the State and United States wupreme Courts. The July 8, 1962, issue of The Knoxville News-Sentine]) contained an article reflecting the land on which I Highlander Nee a hd ek alle nea am ar ea ae ee meee oe SE OSL MLA ek SP RNR SES Folk School was formerly located had been sold at public auction under court decree, The article stated that MYLES HORTON, Director of Highlander, during its entire existence, has moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, and has been granted a State Charter for 2? orvanization called Highlander Research and FEaucational Wenrer,