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ble NY 100-111180 i TAP "lo of Ver 1/17/67 Source advised LEVISON in contact with BAYARD RUSTIN regarding meeting which took place on 1/16/67, in office of A. PHILIP RANDOLPH and was attended by representatives of several civil rights organizations. The meeting was held to chart a course of action concerning the ADAM CLAYTON POWELL controversy. - According to RUSTIN's report, it was decided that a statement which RUSTIN had prepared should be released on behalf of the civil rights leadership, The essence of the Statement was disseminated in an Airtel and LHM dated, 1/18/67, and captioned "CIRM", Copies were furnished to Bureau, Atlanta, and New York files. 1/19/67 Conference took place, according to source, which was participated in by KING, LEVISON, ANDREW YOUNG, RALPH ABERNATHY. It concerned an article in the newspapers reporting remarks of H. WILLIAMS, Project Director of the SCLC, which pointed out that Negroes were not interested in registering to vote in Chicago and, therefore, the Chicago efforts of the SCLC we re failing. - —_ , It was LEVI a trust placed in him 3 faa boy me bo 4 tc tc ei > a Poy to oa Pi D 1] .] J D o* or & Sannin — 1 . SON? feelin AM » and urged that he ‘be ‘fired KING was upset by WILLIAMS satement but did not think he should be fired, Above information was disseminated to Bureau, Atlanta, Chicago, and NYO files, by Airtel and LHM capt toned "Cominfil SCLC" - Bufikb 100- 438794, dated 1/23/67. : 2/8/67 Source said LEVISON and DORA MC DONALD were in con- © ference during which time MC DONALD apprised LEVISON that KING would return to the US on Monday, 2/13/67. She said he could be contacted through the office of HENRY ARRINGTON, a Miami attorney. 7 _ A hee Ker DOR cette te eee NE Tan pte tome | eA, Ee gh ee tee coe cae me