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Bete RAT ee eh as eR Ae he Et Len ee te od atl el nt dS Sn Deni! aad Rll Ee ei Ce ae i ee et + . Hs wld ooMe af WY 100-111180 a od a 5/20/69 On 5/20/69, LEVISON was contacted by ANDREW YOUNG, SCLC Executive Vice President and they criticized RALPR ; ABERNATHY, SCLC President, for trying to emulate MARTIN LUTHER KING, deceased President of the SCLC, YOUNG complained that ASERNATHY is suffering from an inferiority complex which affects his judgments. LEVISON at YOUNG'S suggestion agreed to contact ABERNATHY to see if he could get hin straightened out. On the same date, LEVISON told CORETTA KING, widow of MARTIN LUTHER KING, Jr., that he was opposed to her being —-.- the keynote speaker at the forthcoming SCLC Convention. He was opposed to it because he said it would place her in a policy- making status whereas she should limit her activities to participation in the cultural part of the convention, This information was furnished to the Bureau and interested offices by airtel and LEM dated 5/23/69, captioned "Cominfil SCLC; Is-C". &PA a eh IL “ gies & €4/03 On 5/22/69, MOE FONER, an official of Local 1199, Drug and Hospital Employees Union, WYC, advised LEVISON that @ meeting was to be held with a LANE KIRKLAND of the AFL-CIO in reference to the hospital workers strike in Charleston, South Carolina. The following were to be discussed: 2. @ combined march and rally c=] PiuwnAa 3. participation of the International Longshorenen's Association &, a step up of the campaign in Charleston, South Carolina LEVISON was of the opinion that it was time for people to begin going to jail and to institute a national boycott, i “Sa \ CoO SORT Oo en RR ERO NEF UTE RES CANES EE I I EET I ERT AT AY ENN TY PE ee ea ee ee creer me REN MRE See A a + Sa ope teen