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. . ¥ a “i aXe . BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS .- CANADA - (NAACP), in the Oakland | 3, 1972, claimed that the BPP was “not s often charged to be, and now had joined _ the strategy of working within the . systen. by exercising power at the ballot box. - "Tribune" of Oc ‘the bogeyman” it The Registrar of Voters, Alameda County, . California, in October, 1972, advised that the BPP had fur- nished 105 out of 145 Deputy Registrars to work in the voter registration just recently closed. 4 . The United States Circuit Court of Appeals, in a decision rendered in a case involving a member of the BPP, Gated June 30, 1972, ealled the BPP "a dissident political party". — Chairman Bobby Seale was featured ina five part statement in San Francisco radio station KCBS heginning August 7, 1972. This series featured the “evolution® of the BPP from a revolutionary organization to one working within the system, under the first two paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence. The prime interest in "The Black Panther" issue of November 4, 1972, was a printed guide to the California residents on how to vote on the various state propositions. -