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rs » v O I &#39; By&#39; 1964, however, a pronounced antipathy existed between Rockwell and Fields. Rockwell, much to the displeasure of Fields, turned up at the National Nominating~Convention of the NSRP in Nashville, Tennessee, in March, 1964, but was notallowed to attend the meetings. In an interview at that time wit-wh.a Nashville newspaper, Fields branded Rockwell as a "publicity seeker," a "radical, " and a "disrupter" who "shows up at these r kinds of meetings all over the country. " C. Minutemen -- - In 1961, an organizational meeting was held in the Little Rook, Arkansas, home of a national officer of the NSRP, for the purpose of organizing a chapter of the Minutemen, a paramilitary, anticommunist, V extremist group. However, only one more meeting was held, and no further action was taken in this regard by the NSRP. M A At a National Convention of the NSRP held in September, 1962, in Montgomery, Alabama, Robert DePugh, head of the Minutemen, spoke at length on the necessity oi using guerrilla warfare tactics in the event the United States Government was taken over by the communists. v l -25- -V~--- - - ~ +-- - -vi-- ~ V -- » - - -»~ 1-~ » < -- < - I I . > l. .., . -_~1 _ i J ~