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BS 229B-2 at large, thereby lessening its influence over the younger generation. , | lamented the passing of pizza and rollerskating parties put on by the CPUSA and its youth club, the YCL. bv Note: Last year's Boston report on carried a special section on CPUSA support cor Basically has been the subject of a closed 157 investigation by the Boston Division and has traveled on several occasions to Cuba. He has been a frequent attendee at CPUSA functions. In November, 1984, it was learned that the HALL/DAVIS election would be subject to an extended period of analysis which will go on at both local and national levels. It was suggested that it might be better to focus on international problems for a while and leave domestic issues alone. It was also stated that it was necessary for the CP to plan its strategy for the 1988 Presidential campaign now. During Janu the CPUSA NED published a draft report by District Organizer hich sought to examine issues relating to the 1984 Presidential election. Excerbs follow. Commenting on the campaign itself, WD eect: W7e "In our communist electoral work, we have severai concrete goals. One, build the largest possible political rally around the appearance of ANGELA DAVIS on October 13. This would include the mass outreach to build the rally and assuring the best possible political content of the rally." "Two, distribute ten thousand copies of the brochures by cusp’ HALL." "Three, run an abridged version of the above article in a number of selected newspapers." "Four, maximize the impact of end rang. camoaten as an open communist instrument in the anti-~REAGAN movement. ss AFA AZ: , "YT believe that we can agree that we successfully completed three of these tasks, and nearly completed the other. We distributed eight thousand copies of the pamphlet. We placed an ad in the Bay State Banner, the Item, the Brighton, Massachusetts, paper, and Cambridge, Massachusetts, paper, the Somerville, Massachusetts, paper, the Watertown, Massachusetts, paper, and the main paper of Burlington, Vermont. Money was not raised in.a timely fashion for these ads except in the case of the Roxbury-Dorchester and:Somervill clubs. And we did not even have the information for the Western Massachusetts selection until the last week of the campaign." Speaking about the LAURA ROSS campaign ED dv ised: “Our communist congressional candidate, LAURA ROSS, completed her campaign successfully, registered 15,668 votes--over 24 times the vote in 8 SECRET