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ey Seri COCITIST INFLUENCE IN RACIAL MATTERS On October 10, 1966, the Atlanta Corstitution, ONAANR ANODE Caicy Atlanta newspaper, on page 9 of its morning ~ Satiecn, published an article captioned "King Weighs ppesintg all Black Power ¢: ours" byiined GENE ROBERTS, ‘ras arvicle referred to an interview of Reverend KING nm Octeber 9, 1966 rezardirg divergence of policy among 2ricus Civil rights organizations ard the needa for nitication thereof. The article credited Reverend KING ‘ith saying ke felt there was now a need for SCLC to ecige " =— = whether the phiicsophies of his Scuthern wristian Leacership Conference end the black power rganizavticns are so diametricaily oppozea we can't get tezetier.” In this connection the article costinued "fe zcled that he and his tep aices would try to reach a ecscision on this question on Trurscay, Fridzy and Saturdzy of this week, when he kas scheduled a closed door meeting to discuss Vays of comtstinzg a2 new wave of white backlash." Srecial agents cf tne FEI, cn October 12, 15956, bserve2 Cl pens CONES, STANLEY LEVISON, BAYARD RUSTIN, -a ELRRY WACETES arrive at the Atlania Airport at 7:15 p.n., aa Essters Aielines fligtt number 103. These individuals Vere net by a mele Negro (identity not known) driving a 1965 Ford coantry sedan besring 1965 Georgia registration 17-45510, They shortly thereafter proceeded in the aforsmentioned autenobile to Usiversity Plaza Apartmexts, Irc., 635 Fair Street, S. W., Atlanta, which toey entered at 7:58 p.m. In a . 275 broadcast commencing at 11:00 p.m., Octcber 12, 1666, station W583 TV, atlanta presented a brief interview of BAYSRD RUSTIN conducted October 12, 19656 av tie Atlanta Airport. Introductory comments to this intervisy stzted RVETIN was in Avlanta to attead an SCL? conferezce pertaining to "black power." The interview . Of RVETIN was essertizlly limited to several coments . by him isn cpposition to tie ¢cralifications of Georgia Gubernatorial candidate LESTER G. MADDOX of Atlanta. eat alate nD letra eel ed Lae ed Cae ek ed fe tom