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O0 I . _ _ . counterdemonstrations in various cities where the "niggers" demonstrate. In February, 1965, NSRP members picketed a Soviet Medical Exhibit which was held in the Music Hall in Cincinnati, Ohio. The NSRP, which opposed allowingthe Soviets to have this exhibit, offered to furnish free bottles of ink to persons who desired to throw or pour the ink on the exhibit. C E. Speaking Tours To-attract public attention, the NSRP has sponsored speaking tours by prominent Party officials. In the Summer of 1965, for example, Jesse B. Stoner toured the west coast and Canada speaking before audiences in San Francisco and Los A".%@1E*S, rnia; Spokane, Seattle, and Tacoma, Washington; Portland, Oregon; and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. . _ Audiences varied in number from a dozen in Canada to approximately 200 in Los Angeles. At these meetings, Stoner solicited membership in the NSRP, distributed anti-Semitic literature, and requested contributions. Traveling with Stoner was David Stanley, leader of a Canadian organization called the Natural Order, previously mentioned. v I / -12..