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nformation relative to the 14th annual conference of the National Civil Liberties Clearing House (100-368054), held on 3/28,29/63 at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C. ‘olf) advised that during a question and answer eriod, on y Wilkins stated he "thought the Justice epartment should file an injunction immediately in Greenwood, Mississippi, and not wait until the situation became too tense." yo [a made available various publications which were made available to him at the conference, These included one entitled “Biographical Data on Roy Wilkins®. Copy of "Biographical Data on Roy Wilkins" enclosed teo3 8054-32 On 5/10/63 the Savannah Office furnished information relative . to a conference of the Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville, Louisville, Ky. (Date not given) me advised hat he thought the conference was helpful and sa iefs of Police were divided into groups and each group had the opportunity to and CORE officialsastotheir respective problems. It ques vas illin impress ion that Roy Wilkins, NAACP official, was well received, but the CORS official, James Farmer, made no friends with the group because he advocated violence, if necessary, on the part of his group to achieve their objectives. WO ee -::::-: that the overall impression he gained at the conference was to remind the Police Chiefs of their oath taken to uphold the dignity of the law and protect minority groups, Sy 94-1-6863-117 _ (Sy ' Correlator's note: A program of above conference, enciosed with ‘ie. 2. serial 112 of this file, revealed it to be a Southern Folice Institute Pes ' Conference on Police Responsibility in Race Tension and Conflict, held “dp the Oak Room, Sheraton Hotel, Louisville, Ky., April 8,9,10, 1963. tg i * aes yee