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a mM ag EE TR gee BR tee RT ee me oe TR corner TS . . . a eM a . . oe + . . . + 5 roe . * 7 - “a ae ec de ge ee os ee Si aad ie a Ee een fee dah + ee a Pe ote ee oe, eh A ee Pe Ce eee ee Ce ee ’ b/ CON NY 100-111180 c ou / . NTIAL aw # 9 CONTINUED ABERNATHY blamed ANDREW YOUNG for RUSTIN being brought in to run the 6/19/6t mobilization and asked LEVISON for advice. LEVISON said he did not feel he could give advice to ABERNATHY under the existing conditions, On 6/4/68, LEVISON and ANDREW YOUNG discussed a forthcoming SCLC meeting to be held in Washington, D.C, LEVISON again brought up the RUSTIN matter stating that the PPC effort in Washington was being sabotaged by actions such as bringing RUSTIN in to lead the 6/18/68 mobilization. They agreed to meet in Weshington on 6/4/68. This information was forwarded to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel] and LHM dated 6/5/6& captioned "ScIc = Recial Metters" me CM et ee . 6/6/68 On this date, CHAUNCEY ESKRIDGE, SCLC legal advisor from Chicago, and STANLEY LEVISON discussed CORETTA KING's determination to keep the use of MARTIN LUTHER KING's name for herself. They agreed that CORETTA has been convinced of this by HARRY WACHTEL, LEVISON also mentioned @ proposition of ANDREW YOUNG, SCIC Executive Vice-President, to set CORETTA KING up in an office with assistants, On the same date, MARIAN LOGAN, SCIC Executive Board member told LEVISON @out the unsavory conditions she had found in the SCLC’s Resurrection City in Washington, D.C. She said she had compi®ined so bitterly that an Administrative Committee meeting was to be held at the Pitt Motel in Washington, D.C. on 6/7/68. They also discussed BAYARD RUSTIN'e call for support of the mass mobilization scheduled for 6/19/6t. This information was furnished to the Bureau by letter and LHM dated 6/12/68, captioned "SCLC = Racial Matters’. cong mad ee em lenis poe