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Stokely Carmichael New York, who in their opinion had been. "devoted to left—wi activities,” was one Stokeley Carmichael, Bronx, New York, a graduate of the class of 1960. According to these sources, Carmichael, a Negro, was a close friend to BIC of the former General-Secretary ist rty, USA, Eugene Dennis, now deceased. (100~-442529+32-656; 157-1676-447) You are requested to refer to the report of Special Agent at Little Rock, dated January 28, 1965, captioned “Communist Influence in Racial Matters, Internal Security ~ C," containing additional background information regarding the above matter, which was sent to your agency on February 9, 1965. (100-442529-32-656) of tie Commun On May 12, 1964, Stokely Carmichael was arrested by 1. Maryland State Police at Cambridge, Maryland, as a result of aI demonstrations in that city. Attached is a memo dated May 14, 1964, at Baltimore, Maryland, captioned Nhenonstrations for Equal Accommodations, Cambridge, Maryland, May 13, 1964," which contains background information regarding the above arrest. (157-6-3-10-1279) - On May 24, 1964, Carmichae] aid quia b) C all affiliated with SNCC, were arrested on traffic charges by the Maryland State Police. Disposition of these charges is not known. (157-6~-3-1256) Your attention is directed to the aforementioned attached memo dated May 14, 1964, at Baltimore, Maryland, bIC captioned "Demonstrations for Equal Accommodations, Cambridge, Maryland, May 13, 1964,” containing some background inform tion regarding On August 4, 1964, Carmichael was arrested by the Bolivar County, Mississippi, Sheriff's Office on a charge of distributing handbills without a permit. Disposition of this charge is not known. (44-26288-3) ~ On January 27, 1964, a source furnished a leaflet entitled "Dialogue for Peace," describing a meeting to be held . Gartgry 26, 32964, atithe-First Congregational Church, 10th. and G&G Streets;aNorthwest, Washington, D. C, This leaflet indicated that one Stokeley Carmichael was among several individuals serving as part of the Ad Hoc Committee on Arrangements. ee s