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ot Le ies ges 2 OE yates Tite 7 ge See pT Me Te mina ‘aes cs fe. - ve (contimed) wo fo a taken a stand opposing such militancy some time ago. He also emphasized that there would be more disorders in months to come and that an ., Lmportant consideration was police - community relations, 94-38139-44 # The references listed below in the file captioned "National Association for the Advancement of Colored People" set out the activitie: of Roy Wilkins, executive director, during the period 6/28/66 to 7/30/67. He was scheduled to speak or spoke at numerous NAACP affairs in California, Louisiana, Ohio, Mississippi, Massachusetts, Missouri, an Georgia. On NBC's "Meet "The Press" he backed the use of troops “in riots. On one occasion he sent a letter to the Director appealing for contributions. It was also mentioned that the CP hoped that Wilkins cow! be pressured into sponsoring an anti-Vietnam stand, Wilkins did not advocate black power but rather peaceful integration of all races. REFERENCE SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER 61-3176-4280 encl.p.1,3,4 ©4282 encl.p.1 -4283 -4297 p.1,2,encl.p.1-4 -4299 p.1,2,encl.p.1-3 -4302 p.1-3,encl.p.1-5 -4314 -4327 p.3,5 -4331 encl.p.1 -4347 -4369 encl.p.1,2 -4371 encl.p.2,4 -4383 p.3,10 sll -A Washington Capital News Service 6/28/66 om i