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AT 100-5643 President KENNEDY's stand on Civil Rights, saying that KENNEDY had done just enough to keep his image from collapsing im the eyes of twenty million Negroes. A news item from the Atlanta Journal and. Constitution dated May 20, 1963, stated that” four @nti~ségregavtion demonstrators picketed Leb’ s Restaurant at the corner of Forsyth and Luckie’ Streets on that day. The article related that a fifth person, Professor HOWARD ZINN of Spelman College, passed out’leaflets asking the recipients to call the restaurant owner and tell him, “You will not patronize his restaurant until it becomes civilized." On July 22 and 24, 1963, Comfidential sources who: are familiar with some security matters in the Atlanta, Georgia, area, were comtacted and advised they had no information regarding activities of the subject of a security nature. On July 22, 1963; | ee eee Atlanta -Police Departuent, “tdentification: VISLON; advise that she Located no record of ‘the subject of his wife. On July 22, 1963. | or Ee Atlanta Credit Bureau, furnished credit record For subject. Ss record shows’ subject and his wife, ROSLYN had their file established March 1, 1957.. The record indicates they resided 350 Leonard Street, S. W. since 1957 and were formerly from New York, They have been in Atlanta since 1956 where he was employed as a professor at Spelman College. There was nothing unfavorable in the record and their credit rating is carried as satisfactory. = LBun