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_ 4 VI. SUBVERSIVE RAMIFICATIONS A. STEPS TAKEN By ASSEMBLY LEADERSHIP TO PREVENT INFIL- TRATION AND TO CONTROL THE ASSEMBLY hd bh 7D two by each NAACP branch ates the Conference we So ee eS alerca t dalega to NAACE from each Congressional District, wand that tne names of the dele- gates were to be submitte ational Headquarters for approval and issuance of credential tated that from past experience only authorized and credentia' g delegates would be admitted as voting delegates; however, it did not preclude the admittance of observers to the Conference. Referred LL. iv Anothe ft Croverament Ag ence} The DW*, issue of March 5, 1956, in an article, "Civil Rights Lobby Hears Call for Vote Protection," states regarding WILKINS! speech on March 4, 1956, that both WILKINS! speech and the projected conference program were mild in tone and limited to Congressional lobbying for substantially the same legislative program advanced in 1952. It went on to state, "There was an unusually strong anti-Communist slant in the WILKINS speech. At one point WILKINS equated the racists with the Communists, saying ‘We are -2%4-