VARIOUS DOCS OF INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES (IPS) DTD 1970 THRU 1973 DRAFT PROPOSAL FOR A FIVE YEAR PLAN FOR RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION-AMERICAN FIRMS CONCERNING THEIR SECURITY PROGRAM-TRANSNATIONAL INSTITUTE-STANDING GROUP REQUIREMENTS FROM THE

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Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) �"Draft
'of a Proposal for a live-Year Plan for
&anal Reconstruction" (NW
rout Bureau Pile C ZOO-4479a
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of an 111 working paper which, in essence, delineates a
five-year. plan designed to Initiate the radicalisation of
U.S. society through the creation of counter structures.
The author of this paper as well as whet progress it has
mode within the councils of the IPS Is unknown.
2. The IPS draft paper appears to be a ainife_tio,
ta:* of the so-called �revolution."
that the period of experimentation wa
& p & �sophism and by different groups, -ranging
from the traditional Communist Party efforts to the course
advocated by the Weatherman-is now apparently on the wane .
d that long wangeprograms. such as the one now considered
y the IPS, are expected to take the plate of heretofore
at sly ineffectual endeavors.
3. The IPS proposal follows a format not unlike ether
"manifestos*" for the radical reconstruction of American
Institutions and attitudes.
A. It points out that it is necessary, at the �
outset, to convince liberal elements within the society
that reconstruction 011 a radical basis Is vital.because
of the "last Chance' nature of the situation in the
United Statss.
IIII S. A coalition must be formed between liberal
elements who ate prepared to act but who curraly
lock a form and structure in which to act, and between
radical *laments, with the single purpose of aligning
tolk them in an effort to change American society, to weld
then all into la development plan which serves as the
basis for practical action over the next five years.
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grow through a series of revisi:ma and refinenanta, eventually
culliaating into upstate MIMS ffte each section of the
propose:1 and comprehensive expositions of specific modes of
resolutions of probless, is presently designed prinmilly as
a basis for argumentation in. order to obtain the financial
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A Five-Yost Plan for Radicil Reconstruction
This paper concerns Italia with the development of a
comprehensIve popes which will result in a radical
recOnstruction of American institutions and attitudes. The
comprehensive prOgras iSCOASIS IOU? MIs!
a) the tatablishnesit of other institutes;
b) the development of as Incyclopedta of Practice and
Plans for the Society;
t) the developient Of political coIleftives or project
groups for 'building a new society and transforming/altering
InstitUtions;
4), the developnent of a political party or moment .
which attempts to build and protect such enterprises.
This peper.will address itself-to the first three issues."_
The first point to recognize is that these activities
are not alien to the present moment in Anerima. Individuali
And groups are now attempting to,ovseals, themselves along
such lines.; Hoverer, their attenpts are halting for two reasons.
Pint is lack of funds sod second is the feeling that they are
not art of a national worsen or wlen which relates then to
**The -development of a political party could occur if the
monsciousimss already present can be perpetuated and if 1.1z,
integrated activities outlined in the nesse were to take told.
This is not to say that conscious planning for a new party or
a powerful movement in say, the Democratic party, should wait.
It should not.
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a motional ODUITIWISO. The major fact of people between
tim ages of 25-40 who have skills, maturity, and want to
live differently is that they feel isolated fres each other.
Consequently, their ability to influence others outside of
themselves IS limited. Their projects ST. always under-
financed and they feel that they ass not part of a broader
program of comprehensive change. Many have had important
experience but feel lost. Many more well qualified people
are prepared to act but peed a form and structure in which
to act. The ground for support will be found from people
who are on the liberal wing of the Democratic party to hippies
to the non-violent members of the New Left to unions that are
nue trying to change their methods of operating. In other
words, support and active participation will come from those
who carry with them tht basis of ;hoaxing Anerican society
but who balk at the idea of revolution/civil was as the means
of change. In my view such people are ottempting in their
ptrsonal live� and their politics to develop reconstructive
action. It will come froa people who understand that.politica:
change for the better is not automatic.
The existence of this class of people means that certain
ideas which night have been viewed as visionary now become
eminently practical. They nay now be welded into a developmeol
plan which could serve as the basis for practical action over
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tale next five years. The plan itbslatfould be circulated"
to a number of people after having gone, throe's! * second
stage Of discussion and ogreenent Of 4ed tround
the Institute. The third stage of writt plan would
produce a mere comprehensive document. 714 hop third ttage
there will be an annex for each section v."*.4c*. would state
In reasonably complete for. the probleuvi, meleal of resolution,
oui aepda which are discussed in general terms in the develop-
ment document. It will include the panes and backgrounds of
yuppie who could be organized as groups, who have skills
and who have begun projects. The comprehensive plan will be
in final form no later than February 1S, 1971. Annexes will
be prepared for each section for review and discussion by
Fellows, Institute trustees, and interested individuals.
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Development of New institutes
The last decade has suggested that 'Ail.* the Institute 71
for Policy Studies in Washington had certain idiosyncratic
chavacteristiis, the basis of its relative success can be
replicated in other parts of the United States. Indeed,
even the halting beginning of institutes in Atlanta, Say Area
end Cambridge suggest that with proper fending end several-
&ordains projects the Institutes can become, engines of
profound intellectual and social change. The Health PAC
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model also proves the viability of or model -- building
a, institute out of a particular pro&Aen. The dissonance
between the personal feelings which individuals have of iOken-
seXves find their social roles, whether in the university or
the corporate institution, whether on the assembly lins or
U white collar workers, and the dissonance which the young
feel between the rhetoric of the society and what goes on,
has meant a continuous ass in which ideas for change and the
building of a new society can go on. The Institutes become"
in one sense--life rafts for people to both swim and under-
stand the sea around then. There can no longer be biding iron
the fact of repression. Tot while repression grows it cannot
begin to witch the sea of dissonance and anger which Is now
felt and expressed in American life.
The Institutes are now developing compasses which are of
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use to people. Each institute needs to understand what that
situation means in Its own geographic area, its area of study
and how its continuous activity will relate to particular
needs. On the other band, there are certain national charact-
eristics and national requirements which after a decade can
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be seen as reflective of a general situation in the Anerican
, society. One such characteristic relates to needs for
building a new connunity to give protection and services..
Another requires ascertaining AL.:dill needs for people and
simians ways to meet those needs while a now connunity Is built.
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Under the proposed national plau institute is
expected to undertake two more activities ts as Institute:.
urf,eng ,.,41 analysis of particular areas of society
into an encyclopedic form so that atAbe.end of five years
as encyclopedia would be ceupletod. Within that period of
. tiles &efts sad discussions armed the papers written for
the encyclopedia would goon, in effect, through discussion
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ergealaing the trensformatiem of knowledge. the Institutes
would stimulate, through grants and diecussion new CIrriculua
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in the moribund university social sciences. Even 12 seemingly
unrelated areas much could be dose.- For example, a business
achoel professor would be gives a great to work with Institute
people and business "majors" on werker/connusity control of
the corporation.
1) The development of Integrated social and economic projects
by the Institutes :to show and sustain the sew society and
those working on such developments. The Institutes would
ail? assistance to groups working on such projects Whin 4
several-hundre&mlIe area. �
Encyclopedia of New Practice and Plans
before the French revolution the Encyclopedists worked on
ems know tbat each laititate atteupts to relate its
intellectual work to the particular region that the institute
Is located is. This includes rigorous teaching to students
and others the methods sad practice of policy studies. It also
Includes some projects, books, articles and lectures.
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papers and books which were the DM an encyclopedia.
They attempted to develop a new system of rationality and
-' nest In revolt against the Church and those forms
of despotien which were reflected in the theocratic/bureau'
Cystic states of that time. The Encyclopedists attempted
to find ways of scientifically hendliag the so4a1 problems .
of man. Their most profound purpose, the revolt against
the church, was laced with the challenging assumption of the
perfectibility of men. This Motion appeared to to the
fundamental driving force of the Encyclopedists. The
Encyclopedists did not bring abmut the French Revolution.
Yet it is equally true that the ideas and facts which were
*brought forth by the Encyclopedists were the ground for a
now consciousness which resulted in the restructuring of the
modern world.
The revolution of the enlightenment now goes forward:. It
Is aimed at ending unproved ,authority� hierarchic structures,
unproved social host/lodge and the separation of knowledge �
.fret understanding and ethical value which is understood and
tested. In this sense the crisis of the university is that
it has not found away to be pert of the revolution of
enlightenment. Courses of study at universities are foolish
and tend to emphasize such elements as the bifurcation of
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knotledso and valtiv, authority and proof. They have failed
at developiag cou.lontation and reconstruction
while admitting of its necessity. This adaission has resulted
in two changes at the university. One is the willingness to
TOOZWILUO the basis of their knowledge. Second is the
willingness to develop a system of knowledge which relates '
Itself to profound thanes just because the present system in
each of its aspects is breaking down with few people willing
to manage the old One.
Is well to vote that this oncylcopedia will not be
the first of its Mad. SesP13 ;,!-..et of the omcyclopedIsts
there Is Mayhew's four volvmo encyclopedia on the London poor
which atteupts to give a history "of a people. from the lips
of the people thenselves7giving a literal description of
their labor-..and their sufferings". In 1900 there was the -
encyclopedia of social reform which so far as I can tell was
in one volume and had the flavor of a dictionary. Tot such
people as Edwin Markham', Jane Adieus and radical revolutionary
types were involved in its production. It gave rise to much
that went on in the Wilson and the New Deal period. The
Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences in 1930 was an extra-
ordinary undertakiag which served as the basis of the social
sciences for a generation. Involved in that enterprise were
Dewey, Swot, Alvin Johnson and Seligman. It was organised
through the professional associations. Where would we draw -
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professors. the New Universities Conference, through insurgent
groups, in the professional - lq!3o r:od 070ush workers,
farmers, hippies who have tried experiments in the shop, the
country and in life style.
The question which remains is the organisation of the
encyclopedia. Is it by topic? $y project and social Invention?
Dy a series of interrelated areas? Do we ask a question such -
as; What should a-corporate form in the economic sphere be.
ille? Or dome have broad topics such as Health in which
various topics are found under it with a general overview of
the parts? How do we consider what is clearly political as
against what is the Individual? Is there to be an article or
aeries of articles which delineate what is not of concern
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and Why? In this sense it will be necessary to take up the .
question of the meaning of instrumental knowledge. Usually we
think of Instrumental knowledge as knowledge to an end or as
a technique to an end. Dut there is another aeaning which is
the illunination of the action and experience by knowledge and
vice versa.
To undertake the project of ele encyclopedia we would
begin with several people travelling through the United States.
They would find and set up people at universities and Colleges
and associations to write about the topics and processes needed
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SOT an encyclopedia of Row i8W3,grograms.and project!:
Pint Would be a summer study, 'perhaps a 10-day
conferepace in the late spring, which would begin to detail
ths topics and the fundamental framework for 'he discussion
of What would go into the encyclopedia. The mirk that would
be included in the encyclopedia would come from three sources:
(a) theoreticians, since there would sot necessarily be
examples in the world at the present of what is meant;
(6) an Individual or group writing as a representative of a
particular undertaking which has worked or failed; (c) dialogic,
.an individual series of interviews with people on their
experience and action.
1modIess to say, one of the purposes of the summer study,
besides getting people together would be to work through the
. first stage of nothodougy for the encyclopedia. The person
who would Le most cap 1 of starting such an activity would
possmissirsoNissassassis.
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1:hristepher Jencks we d work with Fellows who sight undertake
to be editors on particular topics or areas.
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ORGANIZER;GROUPS
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Sea person Is the group would attempt to coordinate
Ms activities with other members of the group end tlith the
generally agreed upon plan. It would be va4erstou4. IlOW4fiTs
that the groups 'mold exercise autonomy and control. Only
Is exceptional cases would people work individually. The
political perspective of the orsanisere would be developed
through their eaperience and training imititutes. The projects
and services which they undertake would confront the present
system as It Is.
PROJECT CROUPS
Sectors would undertake to establish free clinics. They
would attempt tivins with local medical and nursing schools,
su .get Students, aides and others working with them. The
clinics would attempt to relate to people in terms of the more
general �health and environmental needs of the community.
Asvrers, would undertake affirnative actions such as
nuisance suits against p011uters� class action in schools,
utilities, taxes, social security benefits. They would develop
tie-ins with local law schools for making model vides. They.
mould develop non-lavyeri to represent clients in various mall
cases.
Artfits would male public irt for and In the coanunity.
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Sculpture, redesign of Streets sad uses loipeopie 11;'' 7-
ghborhoods. Organising of multi dia activity including
PUSIO and Ma for young.
7Oachspii of the Covmunitv would OWASSO others for day-
care centers. aftes�scheel activities. $eel dropouts free
school to start and malatain the school. Organise community
courses is "Incidental" education.
Social Intreeresenrs would set up services peculiar to
area and possibly self-eustalateg business, getting materials
for building and fixing up.
Skilled- mantes would work with artists is rebuilding
areas, OnlilikiZe WOesTA4 and worker/$1
Each group (beyond its salaries) vvsta.1 oe given S15.000
a year to invest In grants or mutual activities for the
community. Such grants would tend to strengthen the groups
position sad cause new activity: Indeed, each group will
have &multiplier effect in each area and it is not unlikely
that such groups would %iglu to fora and be funded by other
foundations�several yowls after the beginning of the national
plan. The result would be even greater impetus to major
corporate and State change through a political partyfmoveaent.
It is obvious that choosing the people for the group will
be almost difficult task. And finding ways for people to
stay with and sustain themselves in particular places as a
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. tup Is also difficult. Vet than )ll be a great amount
of self-selection. It night be well to develop groups of .
olt people paw spouses or friends who would then be brought
SOUP the program.
We have ft way of calling upon people in particular
professlons who would know the people that would prepare to
undertake this form of group action and organizing.
- For maple, Walter hepits, the Director of the Corcoran
Ciller, will know twenty frtillti who could be approached for
such a program. rue Health Policy Center would arged
with the responsibility
twenty doctors, The Low Center in New York and
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'Canter in washingien could develop a list of twenty people Who
would undertake to find twenty or so lawyers for this work.
In the nest several months the planning group* would start �
the action. They would make cite visits to different parts
of the United States. Sy the second stage they would-be joined
In deciding and giving direction to the overall project
through agreement from those in the different geographic areas.
e(see P. e) meshes...of the planning group are Fellows of
IPS plum we would aid V. Weiss. R. Mader, W. lbws. S. Lyad.
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These are several arguments which militate against setting
such projects in large metvarolitaa areas. hme is that there *
are various people who are mow functioning in the Orin areas
awl who hsve developed en effective means of operating projects.
Second is that the amount of change which needs to be
accomplished in nea-large mettopolitan areas Is greater than
that seeded in the largest metrePolitea areas. Third is that
the amount of effect which can be had in a smaller population
area Is frt0nOT than night be accomplished in the big cities.
It is hard to make any significant dent in the city
without tying in with a large sad existing social institution.
It sther words the labor movement, or to a much lesser degree
the churnhes mould have to help in any such national program
for the largest cities. The bewildering number of agencies
mad groups, either from the ponce, the government or others,
males It virtually Impossible to distinguish activity in the
short term. In other words, while the.lastitutions.crumble in,
the city, the fact is this there ore limp ambers of groups �
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sow cases do. Far greater effect can be had in somewhat
less populous areas of the United States. It there is a
declaim to send some groups to large cities it would be one
of their tasks to seek through court actions, changes in the
United Civers'Iumd system.
I would view, however, the hest places to act in as the
less populated areas that are suffering from dried up services.*
The question is whether such groups will be able to sustain
each other during a period out of the large metropolitan
areas, since most of the people who would get into the program
would be likely to be from large areas. it is understood,
however, that we expect to find people in a given geographic
area who would be joined to work together. we would begin to
hold meetings with them is tii.near future.
Funding
The estimated. cost of the practical part of the five-year
program is projected at approximately 12 million dollars.
Attached OTC Costs of the three parts of the program. (Tables
1-Ill) We are in the process of determining the positive
multiplier effect of such an expenditure.
*A study of population, politics and human resources is
going on which will help in determining proper areas for
organizer groups to go.
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.0 Funds Available?
Th. funds for this integrated program ere available
Iron 'foundations for several reasons. Until now each of
the foundations have operated independently of each other
An terse of their respective programs. This is not to say,
of course, that their grant expenditures do not fall into
a particular pattern. However, there has been no coordinated
action by the "unstructured" foundations. The result IS
that philanthropic projects have an ad hoc quality which does
not result in profound systesatic change. The use of funds
for profound social change has been untried or less than
successful by foundations for several reasons: a) indifferent
support; b) lack of sustained elan-of the recipients--en
important element for say major social action; c) the use of
foundation funds by the philanthropist in an uncoordinated,-
shot-gun approach or whimsical fashion. There has never Noon,
developed a five-year practical plan of action that would -
reflect the need of major changes while taking advantage of
the talent In the society that vests to bring *bout major
changes. HOwever, because of the Ouse People are far Para
serious and sober and understand the "last chance" nature of
the situation. They cling to the hope that their commitment
end funds can make a difference is the direction of American
society.
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Viti a nore complex law, stric or ng and possibly
vindictive IRS control system over foundations, we are at a
point in which foundation head:i or their principals will
-.4-exanine how they want their money spent and whether they
can in fact effect greater social change with their funds.
They will either be scared off by the IRS or seek to find
new ways of using their funds creatively�perhaps join other
foundations to do so--including the establishment of new
funding mechanisms and projects. They will see the necessity
of projects that are sustained and well-funded. It should
be noted that the kind of projects which would be attempted
will result in a new form of relationship and mode of develop-
ing services. Tot they are not totally without relationship
to the present granting structure of institutional projects.
For example, instead of hospital construction�health clinics,
instead of schools�teachers of the-community. etc. �
I. One way of proceeding is the establishment of a separate
fund of twelve million dollars. The fund itself could be
concerned with funding the groups. On the tabor hand,
institute funds and the encyclopedia funds might 80 directly
to the Institutes. loth funds would come from p ant
contributors of the Institute such as San Rubi
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II. Each foundation mould then underwrite a pert of the
program. In this case it would not be necessary to start a
separate fund although It would be understood that each
foundation or individual Agreed to cpanit hinself_to a portion
of the national plan.
*Our intention is to SO4 each of the representatives of 1,
these foundations individually, undertake to spend a half day
or more with each person laying out the memo for a development
plan. Finally, a coordinated development plan in the winter
would be presented with a schedule of funding and an agreed
upon funding uechanisa. It is our intention to receive
pledges and gifts of between 1 and 2 million from each donor,
either in limp or spread over five years.
A development plan would seek to engage then in the
planning process. The coordinated plan would engage them in
a participatory role, on a plan that was agreed to by themselves,
.us, and finally the operating groups.
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A.idw,ess potential Organisers m
travel and small conferences. $ 8,000
S. Preparation of Plan itself. Including
mimeographing, travel and deaographic
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research.
C. Dinner conferences by organizers with
potential funding participants in New
-York and California with aid of San
Rubin on groups.
D. Agreenent dr initial support fron'San
Rubin to the�EFERropedia in order to
hold seniner discussion on topics,
authors. people. (planning grant) $15,000
R. Commitment to Institutes system' for
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May 1973. tne Institute or Policy Stu ies S) is still
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roject which the IPS has considered for some tine.
4. This memorandum and the attachments are furnished
in response to the request for.py information concerning
the European center of the IPS41contained in your letter
dated 15 December 1972, subject: Institute for Poli 0
41
Studies, Internal Security - Revolutionary Activitie It
supplements our memorandum B-3579, dated 7 December /2,
subject: French Leftist Consideration of Pre .sal for the
Establishment of a European Center of the Ins .itute for
Policy Studies.
S. The information in this report is being provided
to your Bureau with the understanding that it will receive
no further dissemination, other than to your appropriate
field offices, without the prior approval of this office;
and that any reference to it in internal Bureau documents
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requirements received by fro, the FeJeral (A
Bureau of Investigation:
1. Iicatherir.an:j LA
kashington. D.C., merorandur. dated
�Jaataup, entitled "Students for a
beioCrittic Society. Internal Security
dents for a Derocratii Fociety, Leatherran."
Requests au:dais:int at.rcad of 2: POTI,trS
of SDS/keatt.erman whr arc it. fuOtivt.
. Baskin:ten, D.C., mcloran4ur. clatc-.2
17 't 19,C, entitle: ":1uJeLt i07 A I-eic-
critic-Society. Interns: ',4eurity - stuitLI:t
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V'Lc. kaFkington, P.C., merarzneur, cat.'-'
lt 101x.19.:P. entitled "Etuderts ler a
Derocratit Society, Internal Semrity -
Students fore Democratic Sec its, kesther-
man." Requests watehliting al.:vad Cl c
members of SPS!heztherr2= wk. alc 1i7 a
iugitive status /00- gi3qC44 9-.3 to i
LA d. kaskington, P.C., temoran!ur, date.- i/
00 "4137. 0
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T711enortatic ociety (heateerrsnl.' Lists :1.1
individuals who were radical fuOtives
(including lieatherman tethers: whoa the
Bureau � -iscd merited '!whatever rarticulL,
attention (CIA: dems reasenal..Ie"; thi: hat.
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1 t led "Congress of African Pe, Its
Racial Matters.
....1so sequvrA:- uat� concernlhe. tler uLia
... DC en the CAP organi:ation in the unitc,1 .
States, and/or it leaders, with trwrsst 1r-
dduals or organi:ations abroad.
4.:1
Teletype 00a, dated :7 tquAL_111:1�mmorlF
ti "black Panther Party orrriviT-7vc
Racial Matters." Rcquests inicrratiUm./41E.00 1.t:0,3:.....5704-3 7_if4
activities of the Cleaver faction located it
forcisn COUSItTiti, particularly regarl!n;
, /Of A. Teletype DOI, date, eL- 1..../
tit d "Slack Panther larty-77 Ti 177-4777rer iii)�'
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jga, entitled "Sixth Pan African Congress AL,,
1Vi1ie 1973 at Dar Es Sa2aaw, Tan:ania." itsquests
alumfillo'll3a0311tat1071 regarding bPAC.
3. Travel to North Vietnam Ncrth Korea Mina
tuts:
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. Washington. IL C., memorandus., dated
iulv " t le 114,
Control Letisla 3071
Trotskyists:
t. Teletype PPS, dated 24 January Jr), en-
.- Communist (Trotslyistl; Socialist Worlers Party,
quests documents ohtained abroad on SIT tine. YSA.
tit3e4 "Young SociaList Oiernal Securit
lnternal Security - Communist (Irotskyist)." Re-
Aid 44 -26er
b. washituue...C. tmcrant.u:. JatedoUi,
itled "ircialist korkers Party
nc rcts ylsts Orgatit3Tiont." RequeSt% (11
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rours and Trotskyist organiritions ih foreign
ountries; (21 information Indicating financial
'support furnished by AlmeTiam Trots)yists to the
fourth 'International (Fl) or any financial purport
received from such groups; (S) contacts and activi-
-ties of SP and other American Trotskyist leader
traveling abroad; (4) indications of change in thu
current SUP attitude of being against terror-ass as
in appropriate tactic for Tretslyist group:- in latin
Amer2CS; (5) any pertinent information concerning
activities in the U.S. of all Trotskyist groups avd
their members. �
Pro-Chinese Communist Orcanizatiuns:
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ties of the Comrunist Leaptc :treat:.
b. Washington, D.C., Memorandum,
Febr � 1073 entitled "I Woe turn,"
ell'Si
C. Washington, D.C., memorandum, dstedm1�;"/
Febaa
imi, entitled "October League." 'Ale-
Tilts 271 stion relating to the a- � � �
the October League (DL) OrtiVe
d. Washington. D.C., memorandum, dated J6 414 "93"-48
e.t7�arv_12:3, entitled "Revolutionary Vrior.
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iktEL4413. entitled "Pu Piran.RevrlutiP
olIcrs Pritanftation."
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memorandum, dated la_lammAry an;s-am entitled "}e-
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)). Mexican-American Militancy �Washingtor. thew.",
D.C., semorandut, doed-29.Ju entitlee
ay* I" � frAtf
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Janusry WS, entitled "Venceretos
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Institute for Policy Studies: /OD' 44e79.3;-� 91C
a. Washington, D.C., memorandum, datedai
4/kUrar.x.01.11:4, entit,;14 "InstitUte fer
Studies orsy." Requests information concerning.
hostile co4lacts and activitie of persons con-
1)t nrcted tilth IFS, esrecially u:th ',Ate Cul-cts,
Chinese Comrunists, Soviets, Nora Vietnamse,
Nora Wereans and representatives of the PTCV4*
siczal Revolutionary Government ei Notta Vietnar
aganOT aty fcreign TeVOIUtiOUTY 04anivitions.
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I. ETUSIT17-71equests any infer:a:ion concomini:
the estatlishment of a Europeat Getter of the
t. Washitgton, D.C., temosandur,
Decer11/_=2, entitled "Institute for Policy
Anstityte for Policy Studiea.
1G. Niscellatm
s. beserter Furport WastingtoL. b 10 .L., .
randue, dated 12_2aamALLoW,I, entitled "Vy From
Exile, SteckhcrirrSiregir.;" Requests information
on the involvement of any foreign countries or
fOrttln PUtwarSiVt orgatications and their Mlle:-
ence on American deserter-draft resister group.
mnd individuals.
Met �efitF6
b. Iiettam Veterats Against the her - Waa-
ington, P.C., memerandur, dated 23,4AllysitS.4,0754,
entitlee. "Vietnam:Veterans Agaifet the Wit, fVVAV..''
Requests itformatien or. foreign 'mime: cf VVAV
memtmrs are their contact:, tia repre.sett.;ti:ts
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tit o: teste nations or represents es Di sercipr.
towievolutiosagyorganications. Alu. req; v-tu If:-
proration conceruigg�tactical OT guerrilla traitizip
int af(urde� by VPAt to foggis.t. tereltitTre..,r).
organizations and concerning funding of NNn 1....
hostile =trier Or foreign revolutionen.organi-.
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C. k c Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice -
Was gton. D.C., percrandur, dated .1,14i,akia...415,17/..13443.1
entitled " c les Coeitior fof�Ti.ice-a
ice (PCPJ)."
d. Progressive Labor Party - vast c
aLtkugl.. ...*.s.70W-iriff
se andur, dated 3,�je � " entitled "Pro-
gressive Labor Party.. ' equests any inferrstien
concernin e activitiep of the Progressive -$,-,
Party (PL
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C. Jewish Defense League - hashi nit rfr.0 -.112747.1Ge3
memerandur. dated LiAbiaanwAlu, entitlee "Jewish
Defense League." Requests any anforration concern-
ing the a:rivities of the Jewish Defensc le:ct?e
(JD1'
I. Neu Left Extrenist; False Ideiillitl!"445'4" n
RsitingIon,-D.C.; mencrandut, dated NTvecitw.12:;,
entitle; . ::' eu Left Extremists a ::.1 : Falsd41 De..c!..:
ri:t3ts
Requests to be advised if the Agency receives any
"N; Th�
infcrnaticn concerting persons Sill. tht "falre
iden:itief" 3isted in u the BUTtu'S C?.ica47.
mempraueb 41.1ce.
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luk both entitled "Xem Left Eitrenists; }also Ident0
ties."
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g. Coordinating Council Movement of liberdc
1:::
tion -fl Washington ?4r. D.C., letter. dated 33 Ly
(11
entied "The Coordinating Council Mov eirr-Promm-
, LibeTation c ml) 'Terist Valle"'
Requests any inforLitsor
rego)o.ing the WasLington, D.C.-basci CCM1 grouT-
Originated ty: .. Auk - :
imson=in
Di5tribution
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