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Sch ewe a eee er ee Te eee ate OT a a a ee te ee tne te a men C © NY 100+211180 (—_—_ LI QL . CONTINUED This information was furnished to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LHM dated 4/1/68, captioned "MARTIN LUTHER KING, Jr. SM - c". 4/17/68 On this date, LEVISON and CORETTA KING, wife of MARTIN LUTHER KING, discussed the new head of the SCLC, RALPH ABERNATHY. LEVISON said he had advised ABERNATHY not to appear on the TV program, "Face The Nation" because he felt ABERNATHY would be gambling his reputation. He said ABERNATHY should put off any appearances until just before the PPC andthat ABERNATHY aeknowledced that he needed to etudav nn an current ot RR LAS TE A Nae ee ek ed Meste aw wee Ue wee Lealiniaciatend “i “)} WFhh We ML A WY legislation and political facts, LEVISON told CORETTA that he had checked with DAVE DELLINGER, National Director, National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and that he, LEVISON , felt it was alright for her to appear on the program at the anti-Vietnam war rally in NYC on 4/27/68. He said it was alright for her to participate in the Mother's March on May l2 in connection with the PPC, aa We This information was furnished the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LHM dated 4/18/68, captioned "MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., SCLC - RACIAL MATTERS", 4/19, 20, 21/68 On 4/19/68, LEVISON and one FRANK REISMAN (ph), Head discussed a conference his group and the SCLC were sponsoring in Nyc on 4/22/68. REISMAN said the conference had to come up with some legislative strategy and a program. LEVISON told YOUNG the same day that the SCLC should seek Negro membership using a slogan "A Million to Replace One’. abet gies ia yk Liter pe fy - 2C - CON ENTIAL ~ + MUR Tis PT OT TN eee Ta, EES LCE SR age Sn et aca seen cameras fee ee