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aoe . a _ 7 i. ” Latta a octet cara heen ae Ev 5 ee acc et Ba wate MN io sca hid Congreseman Jonny-onyers of Detroit and Stanley Levison. pt i: Bea AED (a * sata mw ob ee sot a ry "ar RWUAER el a) > at F - rt Vaid away ae eye ee baie : ’ : se ote Tens . ‘ A une Locate thew! . wots ce we. . . eet oo ate 7 ae eS ‘ - et a an) 4 oe athe ye pet te Ly 74 . ‘ . oa ; ae Ea 57 Prens Ue a at UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION New York, New York February 27, 1969 dn Reply, Place Rafer @ Pie Novy 100-392452 Bu 100-111100 QLL INPOFe ATION CONTAINED FEFZIN IS UNCLASSIFIED KUCE?T THERE SHOWN OTUESNISR = —C baie Stanley David Levison Reciel Matters-Internal "“O Communist A confidgntiel source, who has 2 reliable information in tg past, advised on Februery 25, 1969, that bic discussed the Netionsl Committee of Inquiry {NcT). According *<*. to the source, Levison Buggeeted that, in view of the -— demandé on Conyers' time, someone else should be given the responeibility of moving the NCI forward. Levison stated the NCI cannot move without contect with Conyers and suggeeted they schedule an executive committee meeti Conyers a Levison also mentioned thet Har eta tonto. ‘who LE most interested in the NCI, ie disappointed with ‘the way things sre going. He edded thet he and Belefonte agree that things sre not going right in the (civil righte) movement and that there ig no direction in the movement. Levison agreed with Conyers that there hardly is a movement. He said one of the reasons for thie ie. the inactivity of the leaderehip. He aleo mentioned that no one has ¢ come forward with e program. So tm omeememne Thie document conteins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and ie loaned to your and dewlaesification. egency; it and its contente ere. . not to be distributed outside , “q your agency. fs i r) 2 - SEGKET cass: al Ac te : | nn 3341 — (00*39aSSR- AT INSTT ee ee ee er rE ie SRE SE gue ene ert