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J^J *° gather support for a counter-demonstration against
7/3 a^d ^^ erence tohe held in Dearborn, Michigan, agaxnsr
i; w~.«.«. ' »' . Coun ^ r - d * I «>»»tration is sponsored by the Detroit
A 7/^i Aga f n fu Wdr and Fasci8 » **<* is scheduled for Saturday,
SK2jS«? t .?7,00 n S? M Iim ' 1280 ° M1Chi9an A ^ue, DearboJA,
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military intelligence, all Detroit, advised.
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1 - WPO (15702278) (Info) (RM)
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I -Birmingham (Info)(3M)
1-Boston (Info)(;7M)
1-Buffalo (Info) (AM)
1-Chicago (Info)(RM)
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1- Detroit (Info) (KM)
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1-Kansas City (Info) (KM)
1-Los Angeles (info) (KM)
1-LouisviUe (Info)(RM)
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1 -New York (Info) (KM)
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2- Richmond (RM)
1-Sacramento (info) (RM)
l-Salt Lakr City (info) (KM)
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-2278-209 for identity of informant)
See Dallas airtel dated 6/8/71, for identity of
sources regarding NYA "activity and organization in Dallas-
Fort Worth, Texas, area (WFO 157-2278-281),
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BALTIMORE
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MARYLAND. The Baltimore Office is
request ed to identify the residents of -_„
and advise whether or not they are ioni
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CLEVELAND
requested
• AT CLEVELAND. OHIO. The Cleveland Cffij
to report Retails of NYA organizing activities byl
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DALLAS
» AT DALLAS -FORT WORTH, TFXAS. Will continue, to -follow
the attempts to organize NYA in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas,
area .
MIAMI
» AT MIAMI. FLORIDA. The Miami Office ls_teauested to
rep orl^_d^tails of NYA organizin g activities by
andl B in Miami,
MOBILE
*AT M0NTG0MTL7Y, ALABAMA^ Will ascertain current NYA
'and
activity involving ^_
and advise Btireau and WFO of results.
RICHMOND
AT RICHMOND . VIRGINIA. Will review the docket of th«
United States District Court, Richmond, Virginia, for the detail
of the suit entitled United States Vs National Youth Alliance,
3149-70 (71-W3-183), and advise the Bureau and WFO of results.
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WASHINGTON FI^LD
AT WASHINGTON, D,C . Will maintain contact wltli source
concerning NYA activities and advise the Bureau of pertinent
developments .
The enclosed LHM is classified "Confidential" in order
to protect confidential informants of continuing value.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1 -United States Attorney, Washington, D.C.
1- 116th Military Intelligence Group
1-Naval Intelligence Service Office
1-Office of Special Investigations, 4th District
1-Sr-cret Service
Offk«. Washington, D.C.
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157-2278
NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE (OTA)
All IKFORHATION CONTAINCO
nMiiiiiwousiiru^
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Charoctctt
RACIAL MATTER - WHITE HATS GROUP
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fcr-73
NYA established npw
headquarters at 1656 33rd Street, N.W. , Washington, D.C. (WDC) ,
which includes a "Western Destiny BooVstore 1 ' under LLOYD'S
management. NYA National Staff includes CHARLES H. MC GUIRr,
National Office Manager, and SA3L WDOSL^ THOMAS, JR., head of -
NYA nail -order department. NYA continues to publis h its tabloid
newsi
area
the Dallas-Tort Worth" area, Detroit and New York set forth.
The character of the NYA leadership and staff, as well as its
objectives, policies and program, suggest s v orientation
toward national socialist doctrine.
Thi. document ennuina neither recommendation* nor conrlu.ioc* ol the "TBI. It ii the property of the »*BI mad i* loaned Jo your agency: it and iu co
irtnot tobi distributed ouUhI* your ftiency,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I. BACKGROUND A
A. History 4
B. Reorganization 10
C. Tower Struggle Precipitated by Reorgani-
zation 12
II. OR GANIZAT I ONA L S T5U C TV3E 19
A. Articles of Incorporation 19
B. National Offices 19
C. National Leadership 21
1. Directors 21
2. National Officers and Staff 21
3. Advisory Board and Student Council 25
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D. Membership 27
2. Publications and Propaganda 27
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III. PURPOSE? ANP E3QOI3&1S 31
IV. ACTIVITIES 34
A. National Activities 34
3. Regional Activities 37
1. Dallas -Forth Worth, Texas 37
2. Detroit, Michigan 40
3. Jamaica, New York 41
4. Miscellaneous 43
V. CQNNXTIPNS W ITH QTH Z3 ORGA NIZ A TI ONS 44
A. United Hard Hats of America 44
B. National States .\ights Tarty 44
C. Liberty Lobby 44
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VI. NATIONAL SOCIALIST TENDENCIES
A. Leadership and Staff
B. Objectives, Policies and Trogram
VII. APPENDIX
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I. BACKGROUND
A. History
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(A characterization of the SDS appears in the Appendix
to this report.)
Subsequently, under the leadnrship of National Organ! z
LOUIS T. BYZRS, NYA promoted a "four-point program" to counter
radical student and "black power" movements and also to assert
the positive values of "western destiny" as promulgated in
FRANCIS PARKER YOCKOT's book, "Imperium." "Iraperium" is a
philosphical tract extolling the virtues of a Northern European
civilization and warning against its adulteration by Jews,
Negroes, Orientals and other "culture distorters", according
to "The Washington Post", a daily newspaper published at Wash-
ington, D.C., in an article in the December 22, 1969, lrsup,
Pag« A3, entitled "NYA: Alive and Well/'
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(A characterization of the National States Rights
Party appears In the Appendix to this report.)
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The December, 1970 (Number 14), issue of "Action",
internal news organ of the Washington-based NYA, reported the
reorganization of the NYA and its new operational structure
in a lead article entitled "Reorganization: New NYA Dnerges."
The article states by way of background that the expenses of
the ambitious NYA program over a period of nearly two years
since its initial formation had "inevitably" exceeded income,
and the organization had become indebted to the amount of more
than $40,000. It was further stated that during the period of
financial crista, the situation was aggravated by two burglarif
of the NYA National Office in which "several thousand dollars
worth of office equipment, film, postage stamps, and mail-
handling aachlhtirjj* were stolen. The article said that with bar
ruptcy looming, a new corporation free of debts was formed and
new offices in a more secure building were established.
C. Power Struggle Precipitated by Reorganization
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The "Washington Observer Newsletter", which Is publish?*
semi-monthly at 5630 Borwick, South Gate, California, carried an
article in its issue of April 1, 1971 (Number 116), entitled
"Convoluted Concentric". This article alleges a continuing
campaign to obliterate Liberty Lobby and states that LOUIS T. BYF
had sworn to destroy that organization. The article implies that
BYSRS was acting in league with MURRAY CHOTINER, former adviser to
President RICHARDM. NIXON.whbm "Washington Observer Newsletter"
asserts, was the "main operator 11 In a "divide and conquer" strata
directed against conservative elements.
The above article states that Civil Action Number
1286-70 is a suit brought by Liberty Lobby, Incorporated, in
the United States District Court for the District of Columbia
against American Lobby, Incorporated; LEO DONALD PHILLIPS;
L2Z D0DSON; HAROLD SHIFFL^ ; and MICHAEL D. JAFFE for the un-
lawful appropriation of Liberty Lobby's mailing list. According
to this article, "In a deposition filed in this lawsuit,
Louis T. Byers has admitted that he stole the mailing lists of
Liberty Lobby, and The American Mercury /Washing ton Observer
Newsletter , and sold them to Leo Donald Phillips, and to
'The Thunderbolt'".
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("The Thunderbolt" Is the publication of the National
States Rights Party, which is characterized in the Appendix
to this report,)
The "Washington Observer Newsletter" article , "Convol -
uteri Concentric", is quoted in part as follows:
"In 1969, LOUIS T. B7-TCS became responsible for
the operation of the National Youth Alliance
(NYA) , which had been formed in 1968, from a
nucleus of youthful supporters of G303GF- WALL AC Z
to combat the dope, "narcotics, militant liberalise,
and anarchy dominant on the campuses of colleges
throughout the country. Considering this a worthy
purpose, WO (Washington Observer) permitted the
NYA to use its mailing list, for a one-time mailing
in an effort to promote financial support. Contrary
to explicit and direct instructions, BTEaS copied
this mailing list before using It for NYA, and has
since then been actively instigating its use by
others."
The above article relates that BY2?»S had alleged the
KYA office at Dupont Circle; was" broken into and robbed. It adc
however, that the former field director of the NYA, MICHAEL D.
RUSSELL* who had worked under BYERS for at least a year, "says
that he is sure that the * robbery* was staged by BYE IS in ordei
to make some financial files, which documented BYErtS' mishandli
of contributions, disappear,"
Investigation on June 8, 1971, at the United States
District Court for the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C. ,
confirmed that case number 1286-70 on the Civil Action Docket
is an action brought by Liberty Lobby, Incorporated, against
American Lobby, Incorporated; LEO DONALD PHILLIPS; Lr/s D0DS0K;
HAliDLD SKIFFLE; and MICHAEL D. JAFFF on Anril 28, 1970, seeVir
damages for conversion and other tortious acts and for an injur
The case Is presently pending before Judg»* BRYANT.
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Investigation on June 8, 1971, at the United States
District Court for the district of Columbia, Washington, D.C. ,
confirmed that case number 475-71 on the Civil Action Docket
is an action brought by LOUIS T. BY23S for libel damages in the
amount of $175,000 filed March 5, 1971, against C.D. BAK54;
WILLIS A. CAin*0; Liberty Lobby, Inc; (PATRICK TIF^t; and FOST7X
MORRISON.
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The investigation at the United States District Court on
June 8, 1971, disclosed that on May 2C t 1971, on order by
Judge WADDY granting the motion of defendant F0STF.3 M0RKIS0N
for a summary judgement was entered in the record of civil
action number 475-71.
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II. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
A, Articles of Incorporation
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(1734 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia, is
the former addrpss of the Lincoln Rockwell Bookstore. The
Lincoln Rockwell Bookstore, formerly sponsored by thp NSWPP
and operated by ROB^OT A. LLOYD, was an outlet for literature
printed and/ or recommended by the NSWPP.)
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National Offices
n The Washington Fost ,f of December 22, 1970, in an
article by PAUL W. VALFNTIN5 on pages Bl and B5 entitled
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Rightists Open New Offices," stated that the NYA had opened new
offices in Georgetown at 1656 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W. , Hashingtort,,
D.C. The. article indicated that the NYA had first opened officrs
near Dupont Circle in Washington but outgrew available space
there •
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The December, 1970, issue of "Action", supra,
disclosed in a front page article that the NYA had obtained new
offices at 1656 Wisconsin Avenue, N.V. , Washington, D.C. A
picture of the building in which the new NYA space is located
was printed with the article. In the January, 1971, (Number 15
issue of "Action," it was reported that the address of the NYA
National Office had been changed from 1656 Wisconsin Avenve,
N.W. , Washington, D.C, to 1656 33rd Street, N.W. , Washington,
D.C. , due to the preference of postal authorities on the basis
of the location of the NYA building.
The above mentioned story by PAUL W. VTuV-HTIN" in
"The Washington Tost" of December 22, 1970, revealed that the
new KYA location included a "Western Destiny" bookstore with
about thr^e hundred titles which was soon to be expanded to
five hundred different works. The article stated that a part
of the bookstore's inventory had come from the defunct N3 T PF
bookstore in Arlington, Virginia. The bookstore was said to
carry "a broad selection of philosphical and political tracts, \
anthropological treatises on white or Aryan superiority, and
assorted books alleging a Zionist conspiracy to undermine Wpstern
civilization, and other publications." "Imperium," by F'WNCIS
l'ARK33 YOCKEY, reportedly is the store's best seller.
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The December, 1970, issue of "Action," supra, dis-
closed that the new NYA organization had obtained a book sales
subsidiary under the general management of the new National
Organizer, flOB&JT A. LLOYD.
On January 15, 197 1, the following organizations
and individuals had mail boxes at 1656 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
(now 1656 33rd Street, N.W.), Washington, D.C:
National Youth Alliance"
Western Destiny Books
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C. National Leadership
1. Directors
2. National Officers and Staff
The December, 1970, issue of "Action," supra,
reported that a new staff had been recruited for NYA, and In
an article entitled "New National Office Personnel," CHARLES
H. KG GUI 33 of Brooklyn, New York, was identified as NYA
National Office Marager and 30B3RT A. LLOYD of Richmond, Virgin!
as new National Organizer of NYA, replacing LOUIS T. BYJvtS.
The article announced that BYERS had moved up to the position
of NYA President and would "be concerned primarily with long-
range planning and fund raising."
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"Action" (Number 16) , dated March, 1971, in an
article entitled ''Two More National Office Staffers," announced
that Dr. WILLIAM PIF.RCE had become NYA's Editor-in-Chief and
that ^7L THOMAS had taken charge of the NTA mail-order depart-
ment. riTS^CE was said to be a former research scientist and
university professor at Oregon State University where he taught-
physics courses. THOMAS was said to be a native of Philadelphia
(Pennsylvania) and to have attended Temple University.
According to the above article in the March, 1971,
issue of "Action t V PI~*CF wrote for several right-wing publica-
tions prior to being recruited by NYA;- The article stated that
ri'T.TCE had usually written under pen names to avoid implving
any connection between the "publications for which he wrote. The
article states, "New that he will be devoting all his efforts
to N7A, however, he is abandoning his latest norr. de plume , ■LUTH'
WILLIAMS/ and will be writing and editing ur»der his own name."
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supra, attributes tho following statement to LOUIS T. BY"SS:
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Concerning the NYA Advisory Board, an article
appearing in the November 15, 1970, issue of "The Washington
Post" at page Dl, contains the following:
"NYA 'a advisory board is filled with Liberty
Lobby friends whose efforts in conservative
causes are frequently cited and praised by the
lobby.
"Board members include retired Admiral JOHN
G. CiTOMMKLIN, sharp critic of what he calls the
'Jewish-Communist conspiracy*; AUSTIN J. APP,
specialist in Nazi Germany apologetics, who
contends the estimate of six million Jews
exterminated by Nazis in World War II is vastly
exaggerated; retired Marine Lieutenant General
PEDRO DEL VALLF., who praised MUSSOLINI'S
'sagacious leadership* in the invasion of
Ethiopia in the 1930's, and 3EVILO I\ OLIVFR,
University of Illinois classics professor
who says America's once -noble 'Indo-^Xiropran
or Aryan* civilization is now 'covered with
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With respect to the NYA Student Council, it is noted
that J&WS ROBERT DUNCAN, Vice President of the NYA Chapter,
St. John's University, Npv York City, is reported in "The
Downtowner," student publication of St. John's University,
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at page three, to have admitted membership In the "National
Socialist Party." According to this report, DUNCAN "advocated
National Socialism (Nazlism) 'because we are In a tim» of
crisis 1 " and "explained that if the National Socialists were
in power, America would 'win in Vietnam, 1 and 'clean vp thp
traitors at home. 1 "
The June, 1970 (Number 12) Issup of "Action" Iden-
tified CHA3LES MUNCASTER as a student at the University of
Auburn, in Alabama, and "NYA Alabama Chairman." "Action"
stated that MUNCASTER had challenged the draft, since "his
father forbade him to register for service und<»r United
Nations when he was eighteen, and at 21 he reaffirmed his
father's patriotic beliefs."
"Action" issue of July-August, 1970, (Number 13),
reported that MUNCASTER had be*n found guilty of "draft evasion"
and had appealed the decision. "Action" also rpported that
MUNCASTF^'s father, XB5XT G. MUNCASTER, had recoivod a
sentence of three years In prison upon conviction of th*»
charge of interfering with draft laws.
The May, 1970, (Number 11), issue of "Action"
reported the appointment of E.H. "SCOTT" WINCHESTER, JR.,
as Southern California Chairman for the NYA.
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"The Washington Tost" article of December 22, 1970,
supra, states on page B5 that LOUIS T. BY33S claimed 8,000
members for the NYA, "with a large portion of then organized
into 62 cair.pus chapters, ranging from the University of
Chicago and New York University to Kent State University in
Ohio." According to the article, NYA allegedly works with
"a 25,400 member mailing list for financial support."
2. Publications and Propaganda
The December, 1970, issue of "Action ," supra,
reports a "New Publication Program" begun by the NYA. According
to "Action," both NYA's tabloid newspaper, "Attack!", and the "
EYA newsletter, "Action," were to be published on a regular,
monthly basis, thus providing NYA members, supporters and
subscribers a new issue of either "Attack!" or "Action" every
two weeks.
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According to the January, 1971, Issue of ''Action,"
supra, OTA had commissioned a half hour sound -and -color filming
of Professor AEVILO P. OLIVER delivering his lecture, "After
50 Years." "Action" reported that when the film was finished,
OTA did not have the money to pay for it, and the filmmaker
repossessed OTA's only print of the film. "Action" stated
that arrangements had been made to use the film once again
for showings to OTA groups and potential OTA supporters.
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As previously noted in this report, the Western
Destiny Bookstore, an OTA subsidiary, occupies space in the
NYA building, 1656 33rd Street, N.W. , Washington, D.C. The
Western Destiny Bookstore, is distributor for the type of booVs
and other printed material described above. "The Washington
Tost" reported on December 22, 1970, that the bookstore carried
300 titles, including part of the inventory of the defunct
NSWPI bookstore, and expected to increase its_AtQfi^ic. 500 <Uff<
works soon
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A. National Activities
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Lieutenant A, V. CONOVER, United States Park Police,
1100 Ohio Drive, S.W., Washington, D.C., advised on January 29,
1971, that the NYA f 1656 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington,
D.C., had filed a notice of proposed demonstration plans
between January 30, 1971, and February 20, 1971, at the White
House and in Lafayette Park, H Street, N.W # , between 15th and
17th Streets, N.W,, Washington, D.C. The purpose of the
demonstration was stated to be to "Tell the President to »Win
the War Nov 1 ; 'Bring our Prisoners of War Back * Now 1 ; Protest
Against Handling of Simas Kudirka Defection Case; Religious
Freedom for She 1 ton College."
According to the above source, the "U. S. Patriots'
Victory March Committee", National Press Building, Washington, .
D.C. , and "Sheiton College Students Protesting for Religious
Freedom" were to be invited to participate in the NYA demonstrai
The demonstration was to include picketing in front of the
White House, possibly speeches of no more than fifteen minutes
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organizations, and the display of picket signs and, possibly,
a banner. The max imu» number of participants was estimated
at not more tnan one hundred.
The individual sponsors of the proposed NYA
demonstration were identified as RICHARD MEYER, 1702 19th
Street, N.V., Washington, D.C.; ROBERT O'COITOOR, 1811 19th*
Street^ N.W., Washington, D.C.; and ^ IRENE JAMES, Post Office
Box 4316, Washington, D.C. The sponsoring organization, NYA,
was described as a "Political youth movement' 1 , and its
principal national officer was identified as LOUIS T. BYERS,
President.
According to the April, 1971, issue (Number 17) of
"Action", the NYA National Office sent LOUIS BYERS to Miami
(Florida) in March to confer with local NYA members and
supporters. "Action" states that BYERS* trip is being followed
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up with an intensive organizing campaign in the Miami area
by ROBERT LLOYD. It vas further indicated in "Action" that
BYSRS was then in Cleveland (Ohio) to lay the groundwork for
an organizing effort there by LLOYD, "funds permitting".
"Action", March, 1971, issue, supra, revealed that
LLOYD spoke to an audience of about 1,200 people on the
evening of January 27 (1971) at Western Maryland College
(Westminster, Maryland). According to this source, LLOYD
talked to students for about two hours on NYA philosophy and
policies.
The April, 1971, issue of "Action", supra, carries
photographs which reportedly show LLOYD on the campuses of
Georgetown University and George Washington University,
Washington, D.C., distributing NYA literature.
According to "Action", issue of May, 1971, (Number
18), NYA National Organizer ROBERT LLOYD spent four days in
Miami and three days in Cleveland recently, exploring
Organizational possibilities in both cities. LLOYD reportedly
will evaluate local NYA strength in those areas on the basis
of conferences with local activists and will lay plans for
future developments.
"Action", issue of May, 1971, supra, also reported
that a number of NYA members had participated in Reverend CARL
MC INTIRE's "March for Victory" in Washington, D.C., on May 8,
1971. The "Action" article stated that although NYA disagreed
strongly with MC IN TIRE on a number of issues, "NYA neverthe-
less used the opportunity to express its strong opposition to
the Nixon regime's persecution of Lt. WILLIAM CALLEY and to
treason by the Washington government Jn general."
The "Action" article last mentioned above reported
that in a demonstration at the Capitol in Washington on May 5,
1971, an NYA member, HAMILTON BARRETT, intervened to halt an
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attack by demonstrators upon a bystander carrying a South
Vietnamese flag. It was stated that BARRETT fractured a bone
in his right hand in felling one of the attackers.
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i # Dallas - Fort Worth, Texas
The March, 1971, issue of "Action", supra, in
a front page article entitled "NYA Spirit Showed at U of
Texas", states that NYA activist ANDY ANDERSON had burned a
Viet Cong flag on the Arlington campus of the University of
Texas in a counter-demonstration to a rally in protest of the
invasion of Laos sponsored by the American Civil Liberties
Union. The article stated that the incident aroused so much
interest that ANDERSON and his fellow NYA'ers in Arlington
were able to collect eighty dollars for 1,000 copies of
"Attack!", which were distributed at Arlington and two other
campuses in the Dal las -Fort Worth area.
ANDY ANDERSON was also featured on the front page
of the April, 1971, issue of "Action" , supra, which reported
ANDERSON'S activities in downtown Dallas and at Carswell Air
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Force Base In protest of the verdict finding Lieutenant
WILLIAM GALLEY guilty in the My Lai massacre. ED K2SSINGER
is identified in "Action" as another Dallas NYA f er who joined
ANDERSON'S protest.
The May, 1971, issue of "Action", supra, noted that
NYA activist ANDY ANDERSON had discussed the NYA's Vietnam
position on the "Open Line" radio program over station KBUY,
Dallas-Fort Worth, on April 26, 1971.
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An article appearing in the n Detroit Free
Press", a daily morning newspaper published at Detroit,
Michigan, on January 8, 1971, disclosed that a "national neo-
Nazi" organization had been instrumental in stirring up white
student militancy at Detroit area high schools. This article
indicated that Statecraft a confederation of white supremists,
anti-Semites and anti -communists based in Washington, D.C.,
and its student organizing arm, the NYA, were both headed by
PATRICK TIFER of Warren, Michigan.
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The September 25, 1970, issue of "The Torch",
Volume XLV, Number 3, a student publication of St. John's
University, Jamaica, New York, reported on page one that the
Student Council had voted unanimously on the previous Saturda;
to withdraw from the NYA the power to organize on the St. Johi
campus which had been granted on June 18 (1970). It was
indicated that the St. John's University NYA had as its state*
*aims M to educate the students through discussion groups and
lecture series regarding the dangers of Communism and Zionism
to perpetuate the ideals and ideas of Americanism; and to
provide the community with a means of action through the voici
of the St, John's University National Youth Alliance". It wa
stated that an Ad Hoc Committee formed to investigate the
NYA had reported that NYA had violated its stated aims. The
committee concluded that "Derogatory remarks concerning Jews
and Blacks do not serve to educate students concerning the
dangers of Communism and Zionism." STEVE LYNCH and JAM2S
DUNCAN were identified in the article as President and Vice
President, respectively, of the St. John's University NYA. Tl
article stated that LYNCH had denied NYA was affiliated
officially with the "American Nazi Party or the American
(National) Socialist White Peoples' Party". DUNCAN was
reported to have stated following the Student Council veredic
that the NYA would go "underground".
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"The Downtowner" t a student publication of St. John's
University Downtown Campus, Brooklyn, New York, on September 2?,
1970, reported interviews with LYNCH and DUNCAN. According to
the article, entitled "NYA Leaders Claim »No Justice for
Nationalists 1 ", DUNCAN advocated "National Socialism" and
admitted membership in the "National Socialist Party".
According to the article, DUNCAN stated that the NYA would work
with the National Socialists but was not a "front 11 for the
"National Socialist (American Nazi) Party".
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The events regarding the St. John's University NYA
appeared in an article in the December, 1970, issue of "Action",
supra. "Action" stated that the NYA could claim "a bare 80
members'* among the 12,000 students at St. John's University.
According to the report in "Action", "Our chapter leaders at
St. John's report that they intend to redouble their organizing
efforts as an answer to the liberals".
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4. Miscellaneous
"The Washington Post" article of December 22,
1970, cited previously herein under the caption "Membership" ,
states that NYA claims "62 campus chapters, ranging from the
University of Chicago and New York University to Kent State
University in Ohio."
It is noted that the July- August, 1970, issue of
"Action", supra, purports to give "The REAL Kent State Story"
in a front page article. "Action identifies ELIZABETH K2IM
as an NYA correspondent vho witnessed conditions at Kent State
University at the time of student protests in May, 1970, which
resulted in the slaying of four Kent State students by Nationa
Guardsmen, and reports her observations.
As noted above under the caption "National Activitie
NYA reportedly is conducting organizing activities at Clevelan
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V, CONNECTIONS VITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
A. United Hard Hats of America
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The July-August, 1970, issue of "Action", supra,
in an article entitled "Confrontation", states that NYA had
joined with the United Hard Hats of America in their march
on Cleveland (Ohio) on August First. The article reported
that the march had provoked an attack "by approximately fifty
hard core Communists". "Action" disclosed that LOUIS T.
BY2RS was the main speaker at the rally and "condemned not
only the Leftist agitation against the Vietnamese war, but
also the 'insane no-win policy' of the Nixon administration",
B. National States Rights Party
(Thunderbolt, Incorporated is publisher of "The
Thunderbolt", self -described as the "official Racial National!;
Organ of the National States Rights Party", The National Stat*
Rights Party is characterized in the Appendix to this report .
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C. Liberty Lobby
An article in the November 15, 1970, issue of "The
Washington Post", page Dl, entitled "Liberty Lobby Does All
Right By Itself", states that Liberty Lobby maintains ties
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with NYA. The article alleges that the then current issue of
the NYA newspaper, "Attack!", was financed by Liberty Lobby's
WILLIS A. CARTO, according to LOUIS T. BYERS. BYSRS is quoted
as stating that CARTO "personally read and approved all the
articles 1 '. "The Washington Post" article states that Liberty
Lobby employees assisted NYA during its formative months and
NYA used the Liberty Lobby's mailing list. It further noted
that "NYA's advisory board is filled with Liberty Lobby friends
whose efforts in conservative causes are frequently cited and
praised by the lobby".
"The Washington Post" article of May 16, 1971, supra,
states that CARTO, "founder and treasurer of Liberty Lobby,
a large, successful, conservative legislative pressure group
working out of Washington", is a central organizer and
supporter of the NYA. According to this article, Liberty
Lobby employees have given clerical assistance to the NYA,
served as officers of the NYA corporation and rented it portions
of the Liberty Lobby mailing lists. The article states that
NYA postage had been paid with Liberty Lobby checks and that
^'CARTO set up a paper organization called the Council on
Dangerous Drugs in 196S to raise money primarily for NYA".
The above mentioned article in the May 16, 1971,
issue of "The Washington Post" ouotes LOUIS T. BYSRS as
follows:
"Vhen NYA was being formed,' BYSRS said,
•CARTO told me Liberty Lobby was a
temporary institution which would eventually
by 'undercut' by NYA and fade out of
existence. 'Undercut* was the word
he used. •
"Several disillusioned Liberty Lobby
employees have since quit, said BYSRS,
•because through CARTO' s association
with me and NYA, they saw their little
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constitutionalist bubble beginning
to break. •♦•
"BY3RS and CARTO, for that matter, have
split up, too. Their breakup comes at
the end of the tangled if brief history
of NYA."
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B. Objectives, Policies, and Program
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NYA "Strategy" , as enunciated by the NYA President,
includes building an organizational framework of young people
to launch an American mass movement, which will utilize the
flexibility, vigor, and natural idealism of youth, as well
as their disaffection for "the existing corrupt establishment";
and exploiting issues raised by "Marxist opponents", namely,
the threat of Black Power, the degeneracy of the "drug culture",
the disruptions of the SDS and other anarchist groups, and the
wasting of American "blood and treasure in suicidal or
fratricidal foreign wars".
The "Goals and Objectives of the National Socialist
White People* s Party", supra, states that if America is to
survive as a nation, the catastrophic system of irresponsible
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misgovernment, incompetent leadership, and self-serving party
politics which rules today must be ended. It states further
that America must never again be led into a fratricidal war,
like the last two World Wars, for the sake of alien, minority
interests, and that we must rid ourselves of the suicidal,
anti-white insanity which has determined America's attitude
toward the other nations of the world for so long.
According to the "Goals and Objectives of the
National Socialist White People's Party", supra "We must turn
our people from their present path of materialism, cynicism,
and egoism and inspire them with a new faith based on racial
idealism." It states that only in this way can the alienation
and isolation of individuals which exists today be replaced
with a sense of racial communion. "We must have an America,"
this NSWPP tract declares, "without swarming Black filth in
our streets and schools, on our buses and in our places of
work". It further states that every tendency toward degeneracy
or subversion, every threat to racial integrity, every form of
Organized crime or vice, every element which threatens public
terror or chaos must be utterly destroyed.
Finally, "Tactical Priorities" for the NYA are
outlined by NYA President, LOUIS T. BYERS, as the establishment
of a headquarters, staff, and regular publication schedules,
followed by organizing, recruitment of new members, and the
development of "a field program of rallies, speeches, demon-
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NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY,
Also Known As Ths American Nazi Party,
American Nazis, The World Union of Free
Enterprise National Socialists, The
George Lincoln Rockwell Party
On May 29, 1968, a source advised that the American
Nazi Party - World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists
(ANP - WUFENS) was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell at
Arlington, Virginia, on February 26, 1956. It was baaed upon
the concept of an international "National Socialist" sovement,
as espoused by the Gersan Nazi Party, which was headed by Adolf
Hitler. The ANP - WUFENS supports and follows the line of
hatred against Negroes, Jews, and Communists, through speeches,
published literature, demonstrations, and publicity-seeking
devices for the purpose of seeking a legitimate dominant polit-
ical party within the United States and in foreign countries.
•The Richmond News Leader" issue dated April 4,
1963, published dally at Richmond, Virginia, stated that this
organization is chartered in the State of Virginia as "The
George Lincoln Rockwell Party" and that the Virginia Assembly
prohibits the use of "Nazi" or "National Socialism" in a
Virginia-chartered organization. As of January 1, 1S<67, the
official name of this organization was changed to "National
Socialist White People* • Party," according to Commander Rockwell,
On August 25, 1967, George Lincoln Rockwell was
assassinated in Arlington, Virginia, near the ANP Headquarters
Building. The August 28, 1967, issue of the "Northern
Virginia Sun," a daily newspaper published at Arlington,
Virginia, stated that Matthias Koehl, Jr., took command of the
Party after Rockwell f s assassination.
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On November 26, 1957, a source advised that the United
White Party (UWP) was organized at a convention held in Knoxvill*
Tennessee, on November 10, 1957. An article in the November 26,
1957, issue of the "Greenville Piedmont," a newspaper of Green-
ville, South Carolina, reported "the recent formation of a new .
political party, to be known as the United White Party." Ac-
cording to the article, the party was formed at a recently held
meeting in Knoxville, Tennessee, at which many klansmen were
represented. The UWP was reported as being opposed to all "race
mixing organizations and individuals."
The July, 1958, issue of "The Thunderbolt," self-
described as the "official Racial Nationalist Organ of the
National States Rights Party" (NSRP), reported that rank-and-
file "States Righters" had merged with the UWP under "the
banner of the National States Rights Party /■ with national
offices at Post Office Box 261, Jeffersonville, Indiana.
In November, 1958, a source advised that the NSRP
is composed of past members of Klan-type organizations and
notorious anti-Semites.
The following editions of "The Ttiunderbol t" advised
of the indicated changes of address:
Issue
New Address
June, 1960
July, 1965
April, 1967
Post Office Box 783
Birmingham, Alabama
Post Office Box 184
Augusta, Georgia
Post Office Box 6263
Savannah, Georgia
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On August A, 1965, a source advised that Fdward R.
Fields, the Tnfomation Director of the HSRP and Editor of
"The Thunderbolt ," is the individual who actually controls
the NSRP.
Issue Number 126, dated June, 1970, of "The
Thunderbolt" lists Dr. Edward R. Fields as the National
Director 6f the NSRP as well as Editor of "The Thunderbolt % "
"The Thunderbolt" continues to publish articles
attacking Negroes and persons of the Jewish faith.
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REVOL UTIONARY YOOTH ' KOVSMZNT
A source advisod that the Revolutionary Youth
Movement IX (RYMXX) faction of students i'or a Democratic
Society (ST>5) held a national conference at Atlanta, Georgia,
from JJovembor 26 to 30, 1903. At this ccn^erenoo It w,
decided to form a new organisation to b« zcaovm as ltevoliitior»&ry
Youth Bovcwont (KYif), char sic tc-rizod as & p. ass aati- import u>. in t
youJ.h or pant nation, K?»,id or(js nidation bjing p *'«;*> ~ tad as
s:c.*p;trat& nsd di&££ii<;J: J» for:* r.niJ content Xrorn SQ8. TU$
"rvincipX*-;.'.: ci: Unity" n Jested bv the cr r^ercnc^ incluO;-t> :.
tttv.i^fjlo r^ainut v;iii *rs ;?'je:u : :£;».*:;>* ..uid i.is >.■.■■ aapj.oi?:r^y j f'f.hi;..
i» g a ;» n ;s t ir. o o r i all K.--1 , an t i commu « 1 ;.; n , f v w * *, 1 ; : : a t, » d op *»? « c : * i *; n
o ,r ■« f*v.- 1 >' ; ;■• *ir] s u pi? o .v v of i- h 3 r 1 ■ ; 1 . t o .f ?;■ - i i -•..'© i o ?>. vl n r. t J ; ■ « o"
&.1 ; ' ' i W r< •• .' • ; • v> d t; at :'. o.. ■ •-?>" a! % o r: "vport o ?.' t i : <i r i # ;h t o f ;; .'. i
"o^proncad nnd exploded" pecipir.ej' "to aimed Doii'-t.Vji'onsc* "
It v;an aj'rsod that R?*T vould awt be a Ma* rist-lA*nli»ist
or ii a ni~ at i* n ; Howe v o *• , ao u r ce mid t ft :L j* \ : a s* df; c idc d i r. or d £ i
to indicate; an brft&n?.sfiatiun fci •:>-•:? enough :a\ fern 1c ho
■ ace ratable to evsryon;.?, A to::\:;cr&ry EatlouaL Steering
Coi.vlttco (IJSC) KfiSo tip ox eifii-i; i>3Cia."o.v aa»:i two rsaloss \srb
elected to : , o v o r n E*f ;i until n r v t i '; u al o * 'i .' v Co i*s CO vi i U be
e;.f .rfced disriJit? the %r5;^' oX luVO.
RYIS publications hr.w listed tii* WYM Kat^owti C.f/ i. ..:;-■
feO> at Potft Office r-.vs 542) r>J?o =/osfc 0?.-?:;c9 Eox ?70X2 C,
bot i: Atlanta, fJsorj'ia, and a e^.oad souro hac> adv.!.; '.ad ; hav
tho 1*0 ■ lifis no ivXiMcs t:i>aoe but vould p/oV. .bXy be co»sio«'*/ -.jr .ui
locr.tod at Apartment 27, 1067 Ait a Avcatn^ Korthoa:vt» AiXanra.
Second st-ux'co udvicfod that \?op , /^!1 doSiir.at.*>rt the
.fouj.^i;tne contc.roacG end hava conMnuod to deninato HSC
woe tings to the point that 'Vosuju's lil ovation" hi«^ apparor..i;Zy
bec:;;.^ the HVi-Vs principal iuzuo - alL:o that KYIiS: poor
f fascial condition han r©n!i.lt«d in iti? failure to publir.li
a ra.;»«r. r^rinrj er'Vly .1.070, U7C I .as dors:?, fled to c»twr to
tlit* -working claas rrvthox* than yo>ith, uinc3 the potential for
F>ocx:\l revolution lies in T/orkoir-.
a third source ha*? "ta'i
the March, lf>?0, KfTC moo tins that HYtt'wcrwii had decided tha
or km nidation will bo molded into a "working clar.fi , Marxist-
hcult'.ict , revolutionary, anti-iifincrialirt , problack
nationalist, people's wowou's liberation organization."
Hie SDS is characterized separately in the Appendix,
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STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATS Srirrvrv
Students for a Democratic Society, commonlr
known as SDS, came into existence at' a founding convention
held during June, 1962, at Port Huron, Michigan. From an
initial .posture Of "participatory democracy," Marxist-
Leninist ideology of various shadings became predominant
during 19GS-1960 with debate centering on how best to create
a revolutionary youth movement. SDS moved from involvement
in the civil rights struma to an anti-Vietnam war position
to advocacy of a militant anti-imperialist line linking up
the oppressed peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America
with the black liberation movement in the United States.
All major factious within SDS embrace Marxism-Leninism
and identify internationally with China, Cuba and North Vietnai
as countries leading the worldwide struggles against the
United States. However, the Soviet Union was regarded as
imperialist and with the Communist Party, United States of
America, "revisionist" in nature.
SD3 operated under a national constitution which
called for an annual National Convention (NC) and quarterly.
National Council meetings vherein programs were initiated
and debated. Throe national officers wore elected annually
with a National Interim Coramittca to run the organisation.
Regional offices and college chapters elected delegates to
tho national meetings but cRch functioned independently on
local matters. Its official publication "Fire" (formerly
t "New Left Notes") last appeared in December, 1969.
Internal factionalism of rcorious proportions
developed during 1968 - 1969 and the following three factions
evolved as a result of a split at tho June, 1969,* NC:
Weatherman, Worker Student Alliance (WSA), and Revolutionary
'Youth Movement (ttYM) . The effect of the split on SDS chapters
throughout the country was divisive. Some alligned with one
or the other of the three major factions. Others, unable to
identify with any faction, disassociated with SDS completely
and changed names.
The SDS national office in recent years was
located at 1608 West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois,
was closed in February, 1970.
It
The Weatherman and RYU groups no longer consider
themselves associated with SDS, and the WSA group refers to .
itself as the true SDS. •
Weatherman, WSA and RYM are characterized separately.
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Initially called the "Action Faction," Weatherman
came into being immediately before the Juno, 1969, Students
for a Democratic Society (SOS) ITatioual Convention (NC) -
At thiy KC Yteatherman won all three national officer positions
and a majority of the National Interim Committee as well.
Subsequently, they took over the BBS National Office (ISO)
in Chicago, and controlled its funds, paper and national
records. Although intermix struggle existed until late 1069,
Weatherman for all major purposes controlled SDS natior.oi.ly
from .n?*:e, VJGO, until its KO closed in february, 1970. At
this tine it no longer considered itself part of SI>3.
The term Weatherman emerged fro*! an idcolo!>.ic;.»l
paper pre: p» re d by i t s 1 e r*. d r rs e n t i Mod " V on J )o n r t I*e * v d » ;
\V c a t hi 3: i.i a 'A to K n c- w Yf h i c h "-V" ay the v; \ n Bio v.* «; : * ( ' 'No w J -C-. f t
Notes" June 18, 1333). This etateuout outlined the ba&;jc
staiice of V/caV.hei-;n:iu: Ku.r>:i.st-l,c?.iini^t in content but with
strong advocacy that actio); not theory would bring about,
re vol u i: ion i n the Uni ted S "a tea „ *f h is oos t ure v/as coinp ) cnier r e ■■.!
with svn. international identification to tho Cuban ri?v<»Xttticr 4
and C'a ■■:■. •* i-o • s s t a t ei.i & at t h at t r w d ire y of a r o x o lu t i o » a v j- i «
to *&-&* revolution.
During October. 1969, Vcath&rivan riots in *
Chicago renal tod in nore than 2t0 arrests for mob fiCtJ.ff**
and relcvtcd ch<vr#e3. A p^orram o£ arreed stri*#slo w::m
f xnali.KSu during a Cecow^r, 1369, "War Council" vhe^ain
terrorist tactics and poU.t1.cal usmtassii. nation v#«re
contemplated. Tb«j basic .strength of Vtaathoxnuui w?..n then
revealed to be cotcc-? 300 •- 350 nationally and gee graphic ally
apportioned to the Midveftt, Ilsw Yevlc, and' sor;.e Hor threat .
Ae its rhetoric of violence osealsvfcod, We at he ma an
leaders increasingly discu^ed the necessity of an uncio-r ground
operation who re lit r.ore than 90 percent of the organisation
would ?:.** rjubnerg'fd; "aff i; i\':y fjroupn" of thrc -a - five k'.^bsri;
would :cu notion independent ?.y. In tcVirvary, 1370, V'e:itK-*r -nan
leaders announced a prc<jr.***ii of "strategic Ef;ltotage" with
police nnd military installations as primary targets.
In February, 1970, Tteath&?mah abandoned tho
SOS HO, 1603 fleet Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois, and
throughout the country entered an underground status.
The SDS is characterized separately in the Appendix*
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A source advisod during August . .1.063, that ?t
the KcMonal Convention (1?C) of Students* "far i Ftem«w;r-:itir
Society (SilJE) held -in O.icnpo<. in.t.?-o^ f d'.;r3r.g Jon*, I&iil>,
a l- p ! i t arose ! ? tvee 11 ' h3 Pr og>- v ?.? & '. •> f.» .!.<;> bo;. \> ■-. r I y ( 1? I . -. • ) ;> no
1 1; ft K i :. .». o n a 1 £ /' J c« < £0 ) , t J • o 'AO » ;• > <., on? i ; ) ■■* ?*n o ; ■■ n t>. :? t > » .
iVc:.tli< •:'*;:•.:) i ; t«t*:U>;w Viv.r i'JL? /Ecfcit 1 !'. drc? ;"h-» larg^t
supporv dinonfr lho*:e in uttondanco p.t the Hi:,
v/i- r 1;< Jt & tu ^ en i: & Ilia * ■■■; ». * ox- a o j ;* pui* v 0/ kf . :■.* : : t 1 j d L* ji +
aJJisnnrr. Thus, Itoey adopted tho i-.okos or V;;vlv;r •:.',<••' -n-;
Al~u.^eo (W,) or Car-pu:: ttor!r<u* M-o-nt /.i-.ifwt-.
Source stated ij;at tho "i>w Jj*\i"E ; fa tee
!?'■*■* «*« 11
r»":'* .', .';~cl
in JT--.?»* York City, is thi ox fie is 3 r^r.U<:^t: : :o;i of'tho V-'i./>
.taction,
A second soiivco Krtvlssou during Jfisiurvy, 11)70,
fch&.t \7itbin 1:hu BDS, t)v» V'SA is a caucus of which tirvo .f'/.J?
coiis t it u tea t no 1 ft b dor sh ip .
A third source advised during July. 1970, tl'p.t
during demonstrations staged in t r *.e Boston ::rea dir-j^f, f;)ia
Sprir-r; and SuMrar of 1970 by the KH f the irr-,in theme of
preview; demonstrations staged by the NH sir!.£ted frou
protestations of the Vietnam Wnr ^nd other U.-vi.i.eri Gtntcr*
foro2f:'n policy iivnttei-s io attRcki'*^ do2:.occic ii^rsucs t..vx.l\
as rnr.fsi'i and in jjr.pl oymsnt and dewoj^strat^n^ support of
U10 "workers' ctruiiglo*"
The SDS and PLP are cimracterized separately in
the Appendix.
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YOUTH AGAINST V7AR AND FASCISM
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A source advised on March 29, 1965, that the Youth
Against War and Fascism (YAWF) , formerly known as the Anti-
Fascist Youth Committee, was established by the Workers World
Party (WWP) in the summer of 196 2 to bring college and high
school youth into the periphery of WWP activities and thereby
gain recruits for the organization,
A second source advised on October 23, 1964, that a
flyer distributed by the YAWF describes that organizations as
a militant organization of young, workers and worker-students
for combating war and fascism.
The first source advised on May 1, 1970, that the
YAWF maintains its headquarters at 58 West 25th Street, New
York City, and publishes a magazine called "The Partisan."
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^JpDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Detroit, Michigan
July 22, 1971
Title National Youth Alliance
Character Racial Matter - White Hate Group
Reference Detroit LHM dated as above.
All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
.are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past.
This document contains neither recGrr.sncnderUons not conclusions of the K3I. i: is the property
o! the FBI and ts loaned to your agency; it and Us contents are not to e* distributed outside
your agency.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535
July 30, 1971
In Reply, Pimu* Refer to
File No.
Director
United States Secret Service
Department of the Treasury
Washington, D. C. 20220
Dear Sir:
The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-
tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.
1. □ Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,
including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the
U. S., because of his official status.
2* □ Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
than legal means.
3. □ Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or
participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
of other group or organization inimical to U. S.
4. Q U. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or
Chinese Communist blocs and return.
5- IxH Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
criteria:
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(a) Q Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and
employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:
(b) □ Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment,
(c) J3C Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements
indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
and government.
6. Q Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.
Photograph □ has been furnished Q enclosed □ is not available
I I may be available through .^__
Very truly yours,
^
John Edg« Hoover
Director
1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s)
U. S. Secret Service - Cleveland (By hand)
Enclosure(s)
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of amended page three to referenced LHM, 7/22/71.
Bureau (Enc. 8) V (RM) / <?
- Alexandria (Enc. 1) (RM) (Info)
- Cincinnati (Enc. 1) (RM) (Info)
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1 - Louisville (Enc. 1) (RM) (Info)
1 - Milwaukee (Enc. 1) (RM) (Info)
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SAC, MOBILE (157-4217) <RUC)
<^KATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE ^
EXTREMIST MATTERS - WHITE HATE
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concerning ■ KlilT t * H 4w referenced report
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being disseminated locally outside the Bureau. WFO should
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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THE NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
The National Youth Alliance is an outgrowth of
the political group called Youth For Wallace (YFW).
The membership list of YFW automatically became the
mailing list of the NYA. The YFW is now a defunct
organization.
The National Youth Alliance claims the follow-
ing objectives:
1. To oppose the use of dangerous drugs and
narcotics on campuses and to run pushers off college
campuses,
2; To neutralize and overcome black power.
3. To reassure law and order to the campuses.
To use violent means to combat the Students for a
Democratic Society if college officials do nothing.
4. To bring peace to America and oppose inv-
olvement -in wars overseas.
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and captioned as above, to which are attached recent NTA
publications.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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NATIONAL TOOTH ALLIANCE _ ...
EXTREMIST MATTER - NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
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The National Youth Alliance (NYA) is an
organization which was formed from a
nucleus of Youth for (George C.) Wallace
supporters following the 1968 presidential
election to counter radical leftist and
anarchist Influences which were considered
to be fomenting chaotic conditions on the
campuses of American colleges! and univer-
sities* NYA, under the leadership of its
National Organizer, Louis T.YBxerfl L.' pro-
-Lawted a "4-Point Program* 1 which 1) opposed
the use of dangerous drugs and narcotics;
2) pledged to neutralize and overcome
Black Power groups; 3) opposed anarchist,
Marxist and other radical groups; and 4)
opposed American involvement in foreign
wars, such as the "no -win" war in Viet-
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Thi WWPP, also known as The American
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George Lincoln Rockwall Party, vat *
originated on February 26, 1956, at .
Arlington, Virginia, baaed upon the '
concept of an International ^national
Socialist* 1 movement as espoused by the
Geraan Nszl Party headed by Adolph
Hitler. The organization supports and.:
follows the line of hatred against P
Negroes, Jews, and communists through
various propaganda media seeking a
legitimate dominant political party in
the United States and foreign countries.
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to that agency(ies) for review and direct response to you.
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SUBJECT: /"NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE" ^^"^T
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(00: DETROIT)
Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of LHM,
dated as above, captioned "National Youth Alliance "(OTA) Raliy^i
Weigand Park, Warren, Michigan, 8/22/71." Two copies of
LHM being furnished Cincinnati and Cleveland inasmuch as some ■£ 3
participants were from those divisions; two copies furnished
Atlanta re Labor Day meeting of the Association of Klans; one
copy furnished Alexandria and WFO due to continuing interest
in NYA; two copies furnished Secret Service, MIG and one
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.s a well placed source. .
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For the information of all offices , the Summer,
1971, issue of the NYA tabloid newspaper "Attack!" in an
article entitled "Revolutionary Notes" printed instructions,
including diagrams, for constructing "medium-sized bombs*"
In an accompanying editorial captioned 'Why Revolution? 11 ,
it was stated that it is no longer possible at© cure "the
System" by constitutional methods and indicated that NYA
would be responsible for taking a leading position in coming
revolutionary developments, which could mean "blood and chaos
and battling the alien enemy from house to house in burning
cities throughout our land*"
The above issue of "Attackl", at Page 3, Columns 4 ,'
and 5, carried an article entitled "New Action Units Formed."
This article disclosed that three new NYA Action Units had
been organized in recent weeks and named the new units as
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was a photograph which shoved "Three members of the NTA-City
Island Action Ofcit outside their headquarters*" according
to the caption* LEWIS DARNS, unit leader, is identified
in the caption 9ia the individual in the center,
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All offices determine through established sources
the extent of NYA organizing activities in Springfield, Nev
York and Richmond, respectively, and advise the Bureau and
WFO concerning Identity of individuals involved, nature of
local activities and other pertinent information.
One copy of this communication is furnished to
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On August 22, 1971, "The Washington Post", a
dally newspaper published at Washington, D. C, printed
an article by Paul W. Valentine on Page Dl entitled .
"Extremists on Both Ends Tell HowTto Blast the Middle".
This article refers to the "Attack!" editorial, lf Why
Revolution?", in pointing out that NYA's advocacy of
violent revolution is much less cautious than the exhor«
tations of the "so-called Radical Left", as presented
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in such publications as Washington's underground newspaper,
f. "Quicksilver Tines";! Valentine <ps©tes a "Quicksilver Times"
staff member to the effect that "Quicksilver" advocates v ^^
"self defense" rather than "violence" and seated that "w- - :,h^
"Quicksilver" had obtained advice from an attorney about -Ht^
possible legal liability under various federal statutes ■-.. ->
prohibiting advocacy of violence in connection with its
publication of "how-to" manuals for the manufacture of 7^
explosive devices.
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"Extremists on Both Ends Tell How to Blast the Middle".
It is noted that the NYA is an organization which
was formed from a nucleus of Youth For (George C.) Wallace ^
supporters following the 1968 presidential election to
counter radical leftist and anarchist influences which were
considered to be fomenting chaotic conditions on the campuses
of American colleges and universities. A reorganization in
the latter part of 1970 vested control of NYA in Louis T.
Byers as President; Robert A. Lloyd, III, Vice President;
and William L. Pierce, Secretary -Treasurer. Lloyd and Pierce
are former officials of the National Socialist White People's
Party (NSWPP) who left the party following a power struggle
in the summer of 1970.
The NSWPP, also known as The American Nazi
Party, American Nazis, and The George Lincoln
Rockwell Party, was originated on February
26, 1956, at Arlington, Virginia, based upon
the concept of an international "National
Socialist" movement as espoused by the
German Nazi Party headed by Adolph Hitler.
The organization supports and follows the
line of hatred against Negroes, Jews and
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communists through various propaganda
media seeking a legitimate dominant >;
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Tell How to Blast the Middle
By Paul W. Valentine
Wwhlmtao rmt SUM Writer
' The so-called Radical
Right has joined the so-
called Radical Left here in
the latest revolutionary
gambit: publishing instruc-
tions on how to blow the so*
called Establishment Middle
to Smithereens.
The current issue ol
"Attack! .* the. newspaper of
the ultra-righlwing Arling-
ton-based National Youth
Alliance carries an article
entitled ''Why Revolution?",
accompanied by detailed in-
structions and diagrams on
how to make a dynamite
bomb out of a thermos bot-
tle.
The newspaper promises
more instructions and dia-
grams in future editions.
"Blood and Chaos?"
The time has corae when
we must wake up and real-
ize that the policeman on
the street corner and the
congressman in Washington
are no long either our
guardians or our servants —
they are the guardians and
servants of the system," says
"Attack!" in language barely
distinguishable from that of
many radical left journals.
"We do not need to reason
with the monster," it contin-
ues. "We need to put a bul-
let into its brain and ham- 1
mcr a slake through its
heart. If that means blood
and chaos . . . then, by God,
it Is better that we get on
with it now than later."
Until now, the radical left
In Washington has been con-
siderably ahead of the right
in the business of publishing
and distributing information
on urban guerrilla weapons
and tactics.
In two editions last Octo-
ber and November, the un-
derground "Quicksilver
Times" published a pair of
"how-to" • manuals giving
elaborate instructions on
the manufacture of a wide
variety of explosive devices,
booby traps and homemade
guns.
"Manual With Love"
The manuals feature In-
structions about jellied
flame hand grenades, steel
pipe pistols, nitroglycerin
formulas, automobile accel-
erator bombs and an altime-
ter switch designed to deto-
nate explosives in an air-
plane at a designated alti-
tude.
"We have crossed a bridge
from the old style of under-
ground newspapers featur-
ing mainly commentary on
local, national and interna-
tional events presented in a
radical perspective, to the
dissemination of revolution-
ary . how-to information."
said the "Quicksilver" with
publication of the first man-
ual.
"Study it Share it Make
copies of it," said the paper
which says it has a circula-
tion of about 20,000. "And
above all, be careful Part of
learning to care for each
other is to learn to care for
ourselves. We send this
manual with love."
"Patriot" vs. "Enemy".
* The NYA newspaper, "At-
tack!" which says it has a
circulation of 30,000 and is
operated primarily by for-
mer American Nazi Party
functionaries William Pierce
and Robert A. Lloyd III,
says it will "endeavor to
provide the patriot with the
same information which is
.already in the hands of our
leftist enemies." NYA presi-
dent Louis Byers estimates
NYA has 4,000 members in
the nation. '•
In describing the easily
concealed thermos bottle
bomb, "Attack" says, "Skill-
ful use of this important
weapon alone, by a mere
handful of intelligent terror-
ists, can virtually cripple
any major city in America
—at least temporarily."
It is "no longer possible to
cure the system— to bring
Frankenstein's monster to
heel-by constitutional
methods," it says at another
point
The "Quicksilver Times"
is more cautious.
No Violence
"It is still time for ex-
hausting the last futile ave-
nues open under the sys-
tem," it says, ". . . but it is
also time for arming individ-
uals, collectives and organi-
zations with preparatory
self-defense information
that no longer will be availa-
ble when the present society
changes over to fascism and
state censorship rules pub-
licity,"
"Quicksilver" staff mem-
bers say they consciously
couched publication of the
manuals in "self-defense"
language and consulted with
an attorney first about pos-
sible legal liability under
various federal statutes pro-
hibiting advocacy of vio-
lence.
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"There*! not one word
that 'advocates violence in
our paper," Mid "Quicksil-
ver" staff member Terry
Becker in an interview.
"We're always careful to
avoid that But at the same
time, everybody knows what
our paper is.
t Confress Proposed
It's not illegal to dissemi-
nate information on how to
blow things up," he said.
Civil liberties attorneyt
*jg enerally agree. So do inves-
tigators for the Internal Se-
curity Subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Commit-
tee, where a proposal aimed
at curbing "Quicksilver
, Times"-style manuals was
- studied last year.
•There is nothing we can
do" said one Subcommittee
staff member this week. The
proposed legislation, intro-
duced by the late Sen,
Thomas Dodd (D-Conn.) t
died in Committee last year
and has not been re-intro-
duced.
Becker would not say
where the "Quicksilver
Times" obtained the two
manuals, but the paper de-
scribed one of them as «
"captured enemy docu-
ment." It is entitled "Under-
ground Manual Number 3,"
followed by the name Nick
Parados and the. date 1970.
The other manual is called
"Improvised Munitions
Handbook" with no name or
date.
Specialists Silent
William Pierce, who is ed-.
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Itor of "Attackl", would not
pinpoint the origin of the
thermos bottle bomb dia-
gram and instructions but
said it is "approximately the
same information that is
- available In military field
manuals .. . . Many of the
manuals are classified, but
they are still available."
Explosives specialists in
both government and pri-
vate industry here were re-
luctant to evaluate the
"Quicksilver" manuals or
"Attack!" diagrams.
"If they're a little bit
mixed up in their instruc-
tions, we sure don* want to.
set them straight," said
Scott Waffle, press spokes-
man for the Alcohol, To-
bacco and Firearms Division
of the Internal Revenue
Service. "We don't want to
give them a training
course."
Becker says there has
been a steady demand at the
"Quicksilver" office for re-
prints of the manuals, hut
he would not estimate the
number of such requests.
"Just lots," he said.
He said his organization
had printed "extras" of the
manuals in anticipation of
such requests. '«
Manual "Defensive* ' «"
Requests have come from
both "movement people"
and "straights," he said.
"They were all very polite."
Becker defined the weap-
ons and devices in the man-
uals as "defensive." Asked
how that definition applied
to an altimeter switch for
blowing up airplanes in
flight, he said, "When an
airplane is being used to
drop bombs on you, then
whatever action you take
against it is defensive.' 1
"Quicksilver's" note ac-
companying its second man-
ual concludes: "We print
this document in a spirit of
anticipatory self-preserva-
tion, not as an incitement to
violence."
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Enclosed for the Bureau are two copies each of
proposed Appendix Page and thumbnail sketch of the National
Youth Alliance (NYA).
REQUEST OF THE BUREAU
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originally formed fro* a nucleus 6f T<*rth *©*, (George v fe$ «*T r *^ J
^Uac* supjwrter sallowing th* 1968 presidential Option ,
iojfor the^jurpose of countering radical leftist tod ana*cjfei«t.
'* influences which were then considered to be foment ing chaotic *«y
, conditions on the oampusea of Ao^r lean Colleges anl universities^
The NTA program promoted by its former national/ -..;,„ ^T
Organizer, Louis T, Byers, opposed the use of dangerous drugs and
narcotics; Black Power; and anarchist, Marxist and other radical
groups on campus; and opposed American involvement in the
"no-win" war in Vietnam. NTA dedicated itself to the preservation
of "Western" culture and the eradication of Zionist influences
from American life. - '" -*
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Following re -organization in the latter part of 1970,
NYA headquarters we re established at 1656 3 3rd Stree t, Northwest,
Washing t<
The National Socialist White People's Party is character
Ized separately in the Appendix.
NTA publishes a tabloid newspaper, "Attack. M and an
internal newsletter, "Action", under the editorship of William
L. Pierce. In the Summer, 1970 (Number 6), issue of "Attack! ",
an editorial statement declared it was no longer possible to
cure "the System" by constitutional means and suggested the
ultimate possibility of violent revolution. It stated that NTA V
had the responsibility for accepting aT leading position in coming/
revolutionary developments.
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Wallace supporters following the 1968 presidential Action
for the purpose of countering radical leftist and anarchist
influences on the campuses of American colleges and
universities. HYA currently is controlled by individuals vho
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entitled "OTA: Aliwe and Veil"; issue of 12/22/70,
Page B-l> article entitled "Rightist a Open New Office a",
April, 1971 dumber 5), issue of "Attack. 1 ", Page 5;^and
Summer, 1971 (number 6), issu* of "Attack^", page 4.
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RATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE* EN - WHITE HATE GROUP
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INFORMATION TO CINCINNATI. ALEXANDRIA ADVISED FOR INFORMATION.
CINCINNATI WILL ADVISE BUREAU AND INTERESTED OFFICES OF FURTHER
DEVELOPMENTS AS AVAILABLE*
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N ATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE (NYA)
A leaflet published by NYA entitled "What is y*\
NYA?" contains the following information:
"The NYA was founded after the 1968 elections
to provide the young people of this country with
an alternative to the drug usage and lawlessness
of today's campus left. NYA has selected as its
symbol the mathematical sign for inequality, for
a forced 'equality 1 means slavery for all- -free
men are not equal, and equal men are not free. 11
"The NYA has, as its objective, the protection
and perpetuation of the great traditional values
of Western civilization. To achieve its objective, •
the NYA states the following '4 Point Program. 1 "
"1. NYA opposes the use of dangerous drugs and
narcotics, and pledges to run those who push them
off the campus.
"2. NYA pledges to neutralize and overcome Black*
Power- -in particular the unjust demands made upon
the educational community.
"3. NYA opposes SD3 and other anarchist group;
\*hich would destroy America.
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"4. NYA opposes U. S. intervention in foreign
wars, such as the no-win war in Vietnam."
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was
founded during June, 1962, at. Port Huron, Michigan,
and in the 1960 ' s functioned as the leading New
Left campus -based student organization in the
United States. From a stance of "participatory
democracy," the SDS moved to a radical-revolutionary
position. It maintained a national office at 1608
West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois, until
February, 1970. Internal factionalism during 1969
produced three main factions: Weatherman,
Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM) , and Worker
Student Alliance (WSA) . The Weatherman and RYM no
longer consider themselves associated with the SDS.
The WSA faction continues to use the name SDS.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Washington, D. C. 20535
October 15, 1971
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ETTRagST MATTER - NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
The National Youth Alliance <KYA) is an .
organization originally formed from a
nucleus of Youth For (George C.) Wallace
supporters following the 1968 presidential
election for the purpose of countering
radical leftist and anarchist Influences
on the campuses of American colleges and
universities. NTA currently is controlled
by individuals who mllitantly promote white
racialism and anti -Zionism and who suggest
violent revolution ultimately as the means
for implementing their racial and political
Ideas in America.
AIL I HrOftMATlOH COMTAIMO),
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to materialize.
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subject: NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE (NYA)
EXTREMIST MATTER
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date; 10/27/71
DATS
Re WFO letter to Director, 8/31/71.
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Committee is formed is National Youth* Alliance (NYA) - Richmond
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dates indicated with negative results with regard to NYA
organizing activities in the Richmond area:
results.
LEADS;
71, an attempt was made to interview subject
L t his residence but was met with negative
RICHMOND AT RICHMOND, VA . :
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(l) Will maintain contact with sources familiar with
Right Wing activities in the Richmond area for any information
re NYA.
Wil l contact and interview! n-^— ■—
_^^__^__ to determine extent of NYA organizing^cTWities
lcnmona area.
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DIRECTOR, FBI (157-12589)
SAC, NEW YORK (157-3447) (P)
< -^NATTONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
EXTREMIST MATTERS - NYA
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ReWFOlet to Bureau, dated
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, a . Ito Mat!**} *«tl 4111*** (lf») tin «rftalMiU«%^:
erlciaally ferae* froa fa aeeleea of Tenth for (Owrc# C) ^
Wallace aapportere followta* the IM* rreeleoatUl ej^ioo ;^^
&the |«poM of eeeaterlae; radical left let aad aaareaiet >*■ T
laeaeea which were then eeaaieercd to he f oaoatla* eaaetie -*V
ceadltloac am the oiapiaea at Aaerl**i collar** •»* Mttiwcitiew.
:,. ^.-. ; ., *. ^- ^ ' pre*rei proaoted by -aW f oraar iatieaai -^ ■- *■ ';
Oreaalacr, Laaia T. Byera, oppommd the aaa of daacereee eraae >
aad aarootleej Black Fever; eaarehlet, Merxtat, aad other
radioal groepe oa caopaa; and oppoeed Aaerlcan iarolrcaeat
la tha "no-wtn w war la Vietnam. MTA dedicated ltaalf to taa
fiaaar▼atiaa of "Vaatora tt,, caltara t«d tha aradiaatloa of
oaiat laflaaaeaa from Aaarieaa lite. -
Following raorcaaiaatloa la tha lattar part af 1970,
MTA heedqaartere waa eetabliebed at 1656 33rd Street, W.W.,
Vaehiaftoa, B.C. Taa aaw MTA orgaalaatioa waa chartered by .
taa ttate af Ttrflala oa Oetobar 14. 1970. aad eaatrol was r
reated la Byara aa Preeldeat; lobar i A. Lloyd. Ill, flea Praaldai
aad Willlan L. Fierce, Sccrotary-lreaeurer. Lloyd aad Plarca
are foraar officii la of taa Vatloaal Soclallat White Feople'e
Party who left the party following aa abortive power play la
tha fcaaaer of 1970.
MTA pabllahee a tableld aewepaper, "Attack!, " aad aa
lataraal aeweletter, M Aotloa v vv uader the editorship of Willlan L<
Pierce. la the Suener, 1970, (Moaber 6), laaue of "Attaeki,"
aa editorial atateaeat declared it waa ao longer poaalbla to
aara "the Syetea" by ooaatltutloaal aaaaa aad aufgeeted the
altlaate poaalblllty of violent rcvoletloa. It atated that MTA
had the reapoaalbllity for aceeptlaa a loading poaitloa la coatni
rerolatloaary derelopaaata.
(Charaetarlxatioa af the national
Soclallat White Feople'e Party ahould
be atlllaed la conjunction with the
above character laatloa.)
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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DEC 21 1971
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subject: RATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
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EXTREMIST MATTER - NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE r
The National Youth Alliance (NYA) is an
organization originally formed from a nucleus
of Youth For (George C.) Wallace supporters
following the 1968 presidential election
for the purpose of countering radical leftist
and anarchist influences on the campuses of
American colleges and universities, NYA
currently is controlled by individuals who
militantly promote white racialism and anti-
Zionism and who suggest violent revolution
ultimately as the means for implementing their
racial and political Ideas in America*
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SAC, NEW YOBK (157-3447) (P)
date: 12/30/71
subject: NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
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UNITED STATES /{VERNMENT
Memorandum
TO
DIRECTOR, FBI
(157-12589)
date:
1/17/72
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SAC, RICHMOND U^/-^bbbJ F
subject: ^naTIONAI^OUTH ALLIANCE (NYA)
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Re Richmond letter to Bureau, 12/30/71.
A physical check of 14th Street, Richmond, indicated
that there was in fact no 1100 block and that ,the last numbered
block was 600. ^^oh^P, .
LEAD:
RICHMOND
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AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Will at State Employment Commission,
fa"!*-^ determine the employment and/or residence of
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By references communication dated 12/20/71* WO advised
that Rational Youth Alliance haa an address af P.O. Box 603*
Hyattsvllle, Xd«, 20782.
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(Type i* plaintext or code)
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
FROM: SAC, WFO
(Priority) • J
...:. Bishop
Mr. van*. Hukrl
Ml. fV.IUfc^,,
M». o»p—
Mr. Coayg rf ...
Mr. Dalb« y-
Mr. Cto»«J<»d__
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Mr. WaJi
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EXTREMIST MATTER -1
(oo: wfo)
(Bufile 157-6353)
(WFOfile 157-2396) (P)
NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
EXTREMIST MATTER - NYA
(00: WFO)
(Bufile 157-12589)
(WFOfile 157-2278) (P)
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Enclosed for the Bureau are nine copies of an LHM
dated_and captioned as above which sets forth the details of an
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Secret f
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WFO locally to United States Secret Service-,*
NOT RECORDED
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went in Charge
mmrmaiirrnr irni ■ , rii.
In Reply, Please Refer to
FUe No.
V.
unQlD states department of ji?)ice
federal bureau of investigation
Washington, D. C. 20535
February 11, 1972
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'IONAL YOUTH ALE T AN CE
EXTREMIST MATTER - NATIONAL YOUTH ALLIANCE
The National Youth Alliance (OTA) is
an organization originally formed from a
nucleus of Youth for (George C.)
Wallace supporters following the 1968
presidential election for the purpose
of countering radical leftist and
anarchist influences on the campuses
of Anerican colleges and universities.
NYA currently is controlled by
individuals who mill t ant ly promote
white racialism and anti-Zionism and
who suggest violent revolution ultimately
as the means for implementing their
racial and political ideas in America.
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The Jewish Defense League (JDL) founded
) in 1968 is composed primarily of young
Jewish militants who consider themselves
as defenders of "Jewish rights."
Demonstrations attempting to dramatize
the Jewish problem in Russia and similar
demonstrations against Arab establishments
have often resulted in violence. Rabbi
Me it Kahane, founder and National
Director, has stated publicly on many
occasions that violence is sometimes
necessary to accomplish JDL aims.
It is noted that the Monday, February 7, 1972, issue
(Volume 68, Number 29D of "The Hatchet, ,! student publication of
the George Washington University, reported the above incident
in its lead story on Page One. A cartoon relating to the
incident and a letter protesting the treatment of Pierce
during his appearance on the campus written by Scott Sklar,
Chairman, Political Affairs Committee,, Program Board of
the George Washington University, appear on Page Four of
this publication.
Reproductions of the news story, cartoon and Sklar's
letter pertaining to Pierce's appearance at the George
Washington University appearing in "The 'Hatchet" on February 7,
1972, are attached.
'This dx'.:n?T!f ccnV.ins reiKier
reccrir*".-:-;--'-:.-:- -.— contusions of
the Ri. -It i: <'- -reparty of
the PL- :::j i; io;r:oJ to your agency;
it end iU cx-i ! i;tf; ere not to ba
distribute J Ca'.:!Js your agency.
FtftOme BaTtft'um'ber
Tfie 'George Washing** -^ Oniversity - Washington, D.C. 200c
Ex-Nagi Assailed fey Eggs, J
by Dick Polman
N«w« Editor
An ex-American Nazi Party
member fell victim to an egg and
stink bomb barrage fiom Jewish
militants Thursday night in the
University Center.
William Pearce, former editor
of the neo-Nazi White Power
newspaper, speaking on behalf
of his National Youth Alliance,
faced IS angry Jewish
supporters in a closet size Center
conference room.
. "I think there's enough here
for a minyan now/' one heckler
cracked, as others slid "Jewish
Power" buttons along the table
to Pearce who was attempting to
explain why the NY A was not a
rightist organization.
He was repeatedly cut off by
shouts of "Sil down, you son of
a bitch," and "You're an ugly
bastard." Pearce glibly
noted M There seems to be a large
Jewish element here, which may
or may not be representative of
the George Washington
University.**
A gray haired, and bearded
man standing in the rear of the
room continued baiting Pearce,
and the two exchanged angry
glances. Finally Pearce smiled
sardonically at the antagonist,
and remarked "You think you're
a pretty smart kike, don't you?"
Burglar R ifles Gym Lockers;
Flees with Money, Keys, Pants
by Michael Drezin
Asst News Editor
Keys, a pair of pants and an
undetermined amount of money
were taken from unattended
lockers in the men's gym Friday
afternoon while about
twenty -five persons were playing
basketball. '
According to law student
Ron Tipton, who lost a pair of
pants in the incident, at least
five or six persons left their
clothes in lockers adjacent to the
shower area of the gym. Tipton
said the lockers were unbolted
but that a maintenance man was
supposed to have been guarding
the area.
The extent of the loss could
not be immediately determined
because of Campus Security's
policy prohibiting the
dissemination of news without
the approval of Director Harry
Ceiglien or Assistant Director
Byron Mat thai. According to
Security, Geiglien is currently
taking a "leave of absence"
putting Matthai in charge of
information.
When- reached by phone at
his home Sunday, Matthai was
not aware of the robbery but
laid he could not let the Hatchet
see reports filed on the incident.
"I couldn't very well give you
permission to look at reports
when I'm not there and haven't
seen them," he said.
The loss was first discovered
around 3 p.m. when players
were asked to dear the floor so
it could be cleaned before the
varsity basketball team began its
practice. Tipton said he "heard
people cursing" and later
discovered that "someone had
taken (his) pants which had
nothing of value in them."
Tipton, who lives near the gym
said, "I had on gym trunks... so I
ran" home.
One student at the gym who
lost no property in the incident
Considers GW Reforms
complained there is "very little
control over what happens in the
gym. People come and go like
crazy. There's no one there to
regulate it to speak of...It's
really ridiculous."
Tipton said he will continue
playing basketball in the gym
but added, "I don't intend to
dress in that locker room any
more-- that's far too
dangerous."
The hecki
push his wa
waving his u
Pearce, deman
Pearce res
"What're you
it?"
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the room earn
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SFU Backs All~Univ. Asse*
by Kent Ashworth
News Editor
One of GW's leading proponents of the
All-University Assembly concept is the
Student-Faculty Union, characterized by
Sb'\J Secretary and History Prof. Peter Hill
as a "student-faculty civil liberties union."
"It really is a walk-in organization -
open to everyone," Hill explained. "Anyone
is welcome to raise any issues."
SFU, which operated an information
center during the Mayday demonstration last
spring and holds open meetings .on campus
issues, has been concerned' with the
All-University Assembly since Fall '71. The
group is also considering changes in the
University charter, and is dealing with the
issues of departmental advisory councils and
the firing of Charles McClenon from the
Hatchet staff.
Vicki Anderson, student co-chairman of
SFU, s<iys the organization "makes sure that
the rhetoric published by University
committees is someday enacted."
"SFU is a microcosm of what an
All-University Assembly might be,"
Anderson commented. "Students and
faculty members have never worked together
before, and this shows it can 1
fact that it recognizes 1
partnership idea."
Asked where the real
advisory groups lies, Andi
"Power is where Dr. Elliot
listen. Lately, the only one ex
is the Faculty Senate."
Anderson explained SFU
Elliott to consider ideas
involvement of alumni, ■
University employees in the
the steering committee auth
Jan. 25 meeting of the Boa
and supported by the Faculty
the groundwork for an a'll-ur
SFU, in a resolution 1
recommended the steerin
"create the broadest poss
representation within i
assembly."
Anderson, who co-chairs t
Engineering Prof. Barry Hy:
general faculty attitude to*,
"not exactly paternalism, but
close to it. You're told you'rt
four years while they're here f
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there's enough here
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others slid "Jewish
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j.o was attempting to
the NY A was not a
ization.
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;il down, you son of
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^* Pearce glibly
noted**There seems to be a large
Jewish element here, which may
or may not be representative of
the George Washington
University."
A gray haired, and bearded
man standing in the rear of the
room continued baiting Pearce,
and the two exchanged angry
glances. Finally Pearce smiled
sardonically at the antagonist,
and remarked "You think you're
a pretty smart kike, don't you?"
Gym Lockers;
ey, Keys, Pants
Itball team began its
[ton said he "heard
jrsing" and later
|hat "someone had
pants which had
value in them."
lives' near the gym
m gym trunks... so I
mt at the gym who
ity in the incident
complained there is "very little
control over what happens in the
gym. People come and go like
CTazy. There's no one there to
regulate it to speak of...It's
really ridiculous."
Tipton said he will continue
playing basketball in the gym
but added, "I don't intend to
dress in that locker room any
more-- that's far too
dangerous."
The heckler proceeded to
push his way to the front,
waving his umbrella point at
Pearce, demanding that he leave.
Pearce responded feebly
"What're you gonna do about
it?"
Suddenly, from all points in
the room came a barrage of eggs,
which splattered Pearce's head,
neck, and .chest. While the eggs
continued, the orange smoke of a
stink bomb began filling the
room, originating from under
one of the chairs.
As the smoke thickened, the
room emptied, save for Pearce,
.and Program Board member
Doug Allen, who had introduced
Pearce. Security was called, but
before their arrival, the hecklers
connected on a few more egg
tosses through the crack in the
door.
Center Night Manager Bill
Knorr arrived, and helped escort
Pearce to a men's room. "Does
this happen here very often?"
Pearce asked Knorr, who replied
"This is the first time (since) I've
been here."
While Pearce washed in the
bathroom, most of the hecklers
disappeared down the stairwell.
rs GW Reforms
Backs All-Univ. Assembly
by Kent Ashworth
News Editor
of GW's leading proponents of the
jersity Assembly concept is the
^Faculty Union, characterized by
;reury and History Prof. Peter Hill
udent-faculty civil liberties union."
-eally is a walk-in organization -
everyone," Hil) explained. "Anyone
* to raise any issues."
which operated an information
iring the Mayday demonstration last
d holds open meetings on campus
as been concerned with the
rsity Assembly since Fall '71. The
also considering changes in the
ly charter, and is dealing with the
departmental advisory councils and
g of Charles McClenon from the
staff.
Anderson, student co-chairman of
s the organization "makes sure that
etoric published by University
?es is someday enacted."
is a microcosm of what an
♦ ersity Assembly might be,"
m commented. "Students and
embers have never worked together
before, and this shows it can be done by the
fact that it recognizes this type of
partnership idea."
Asked where the real "power" in
advisory groups lies, Anderson replied,
"Power is where Dr. Elliott chooses to
listen. Lately, the only one exercising power
is the Faculty Senate."
Anderson explained SFU is hoping for
Elliott to consider ideas and actual
involvement of alumni, students and
University employees in the formation of
the steering committee authorized by the-
Jan. 25 meeting of the Board of Trustees
and supported by the Faculty ^Senate to by
the groundwork for an aM-university body.
SFU, in a resolution last Nov. 23,
recommended the steering committee
"create the broadest possible base of
representation within the proposed
assembly."
Anderson, who co-chairs the group with
Engineering Prof. Barry Flyman, feels the
general faculty attitude toward students is
"not exactly paternalism, but it's something
close to it. You're told you're only here for
four years while they're here for fifty."
Alien later stated the
Program Board had sent a
warning note to Security "which
we don't usually do," but added
that Security claimed they
received no such note.
The Jewish Activist Front of
CW, which did have members at
' the incident, disclaimed any
responsibility for the incident.
According to JAF member
James Lampke, "We planned to
have a verbal heckling, and then
walk out. But circumstances
were beyond our control. People
from outside the .campus came
in ♦ not anyone from our group
was connected with the egg or .
stink bomb throwing."
Shortly after the incident,
the Jewish Defense League of
Washington notified the Hatchet
that "We're responsible for it."
JAF also expressed concern
that the incident would damage
their standing with the GW
Administration. The
group "deplores. . . the Jewish
Defense League of Washington,
including organizational
branches at GW, American, and
University of Maryland (for
coming) to the event,...carrying
forth their own disruption
without considering the
consequences that would befall
JAF."
- The Program Board, which
sponsored Pearce's appearance,
passed a resolution Friday in
part saying "The event... was a
wholly irresponsible act by the
people who resorted to the use
of physical violence. We...cannot
condone the heckling of a
speaker, and...the use of physical
violence to disrupt any
program."
At present, an investigation
of the incident is being
conducted by Officer Doug
Gurnsey of the Security Force.
The egg barrage was
reminiscent of a similar incident
in February, 1970 when former
Young Americans for Freedom
chairman Ed Grebow was the
target of a similar missle hurled
in wild disruption of a speech by
converted conservative Phillip
Luce. YAF sponsored that
appearance.
• Writ t e n with additional
notes filed by Staff Writer Don
Tepper
\ckfa
Hatchet, a
McClenon
lie stated, 'i
chairman of the
Americans for
sther they are
; somehow think,
idc, that people
a care."
e that be/ore we
.eGWtomakehis
rr little ponds,
ought to set him
i few things. And
ice equalled only
McClenon's
I have decided to
back from
Charles, it might
10 remember that
iout there dying.
• reminded ad
ie horrors of war
ame to replace
as standard
are now taken in
5 this, can you
hat the ups and
es McClenon are
the multitudes?
■ssible that your
of, with, around
F has somehow
ed the hearts and
Jple?
e is no evidence
•belief. To date,
Ratchet expressing
r fate have been
<* rate of none a
signs bearing the
( , End Metro
can be seen all
! have yet to see
ea of "Where is
>n now that we
find it curious
u, I admire your
respect for the
individual that
d your request
<het give more
to campus
•r non-pcrsonal-
g upon one's
imple fact is that
ent call. Yet, in
ition of your
haughty sermons
jnt, you seem
ig it appear that
lsc, yours is the
viewpoint or
tamely, that the
nt on slighting
"newsworthy" campus kahunas, disrupt a discussion with Dr.
If your over-blown opinion William Pierce, a member of the
of yourself and your* National Youth Alliance. The
accomplishments helps you get fctional Youth Alliance is an
through the day, more power to"*»* trcrnc right-wing organization
you. Your pomposity is
certainly not uncommon; it is
quite like that of the smalltown
mogul who, upon purchasing the
bi-monthly newspaper, promptly
changes its name to the Slawson
World-Guardian. With the
importance you attach to little
pond big-shottery, perhaps you
will be in a position to do the
same some day.
One final note, Chuckie.
Former Alaska Senator Ernest
Gruening will be pleased to read
your report that Wayne Morse
provided the sole dissent to the
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
Irwin Altschuler
Security Inept
One night last week while
walking down F St. towards
Thurston Hall I came upon a
body lying on the sidewalk. The
body appeared quite lifeless and
rather than play police myself, I
decided to call GW security.
I walked down F St. and
picked up one of the special
emergency phones which rang
three times before anyone
answered it. 1 then explained my
situation, giving the exact
location of the body, my name,
etc. - then I hung up. Moments
later the phone rang back and I
was asked to repeat the location
of the body - which I did. Ten
minutes later a security car
arrived.
My purpose for writing this
letter is not to knock down the
GW security force, but to
suggest that they may be stale,
perhaps from lack of action. Had
"I been in grave danger at the
time I made the call, I might not
have been able to write this
letter. Yes, mistakes will happen.
In my case I was lucky -fit was
a drunk. The next person may
not be so lucky. It would be
better if the security force didn't
make any mistakes. They can't
afford mistakes, and neither can
we.
Bob Chlopak
Physical Abuse
I am writing to publicly
denounce the actions that
people took to deliberately
which espouses anti-semitic,
anti-black and anti-student
sentiments. Although I
unequivocably disagree with
everything the NYA stands for, I
cannot condone those that by
physical violence (by throwing
of eggs, a smoke bomb, and
almost assaulting him with an
umbrella) succeeded in stopping
the discussion.
As Political Affairs Chairman,
it has been my policy and will
continue to -be my policy to
allow any recognized
representative of any political
organization, no matter of what
political persuasion, to speak at
GW, as long as they can meet my
budget limitations. (Dr. Pierce
spoke for free). I have always
promoted the idea of free speech
and of VERBAL, not physical
confrontation.
I deplore any physical act to
stop any political speaker, for at
EVERY program 1 solely
sponsor, both the speaker and
the audience have a chance to
verbally interact.
I at one time thought that
education fostered liberalism
which is synonymous with
'toleration.' However, I may be
wrong. I think it is sad that 1
have to worry about physical
attacks on the speakers I present
instead of what could be a
productive intellectual
confrontation between the
speaker and the student.
Scott Sklar, Chairman
Political Affairs Committee
Program Board
PIRG
As members working to
organize the GW chapter of
DCPIRG, we would like to
elaborate on Ralph Nader's
letter which appeared in last
Thursday's Hatchet. Mr. Nader's
letter put forth the goals for
DCPIRG; now we would like to
set forth the means for attaining
those goals. Based on the
experience of Public Interest
Research Groups in Minnesota,
Oregon, Vermont and other
states, we would like to outline
the methods to be used in
organizing and funding DCPIRG.
(See MORE LETTERS, p. 5)
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An article appearing In the October 1, 1971, issue of
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Investigation on January 26, 1972, at the United
States District Court for the District of Columbia, Washington,
D.C. , revealed that Civil Action number 475-71, an action Lrought
by LOUIS T. BYERS for libel damages In the amount of $175,000,
filed March 5, 1971, against C.B. BAKER, WILLIS A. CARTO,
Liberty Lobby, Incorporated, and PATRICK TIFER, had been
certified to the Superior Court of the District of Columbia,
Washington, D.C, on October 27, 1971, for trial.
(Agent investigation,
( January 26, 1972)
The Civil. Docket of the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C, also
reflected on January 26, 197 2, a civil action number 1051-71
brought by Liberty Lobby, Incorporated, against LOUIS T. BYERS,
WILLIAM L. PIERCE, and LEO DONALD PHILLIPS, doing business as
Heritage Advertising, Incorporated. Plaintiff in this action
asked for a temporary restraining order to prevent further use
of Liberty Lobby's "Pledge List" for mailing of NYA "news and
other scurrilous and untrue material." The complainant
accused defendant of stealing mailing lists belonging to Liberty
Lobby and tortiously converting them to defendant's own use.
On October 18, 1971, the application was dismissed by Judge
JOSEPH WADDY, United States District Court, Washington, D.C.
(Agent investigation,
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was observed on the streets of Washington,
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passers by.j Jf a former Nationa^Socialist White Peoples
Party activi"st, was accompanied by I ■ a representative
of the National States Rights Party^mo^Jalengaged in selling
the National States Rights Party publication, "Thunderbolt."
(Agent Investigation,
August 26, 1971)
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terized in the appendix of this report.
A newspaper report of October 19, 1971, revealed that on
the previous day in Ottawa, Canada, "a young man shouting, ■ long
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GEZA MATRAI, a Hungarian emigre, who reportedly belonged to the
"far-right Edmund Burke Society."
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On June 16, 1971, a newspaper Item appearing in the "Det
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conference of the "Neo-Nazi" ' NYA on July 3 and 4, 1971, at the
Congress Inn, 12800 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn, Michigan. The
article stated that the NYA conference was expected to draw deleg
from across the country and would include WILLIS CARTO, Head of
Liberty Lobby, and JAMES K. WARNER of Los Angeles, "a former offi
of the /merican Nazi Party who now runs the Hollywood based Sons
of Liberty.*' PATRICK TIFER of Warren, Michigan, was identified i
the article as National Director of NYA and organizer of the
conference. TIFER, according to the article, promised the NYA
conference would be a "liberal block buster." This article is
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"The National Youth Alliance intends to issue
an indictment against the Zionists and liberal
conspiracy for war crimes against humanity and for
involving American armed forces in internationalist-
inspired wars.
"At the meeting a date and place will be announced
for the pending National Youth Alliance war crimes
hearings t TIFER said."
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NATIONAL SOCIALIST VHIT8 PEOPLE'S PARTY
also known as
THE AMERICAN NAZI PARTY
AMERICAN NAZIS
THE XiOPOJD UNION OF FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL SOCIALISTS
THE GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY
On March 30, 1971, a source advised that the
American Nazi Party - V.'orld Union of Free Enterprise National
Socialists (ANP-WUFEXS) was organized by George Lincoln Rockve
at Arlington, Virginia, on February 26, 1D50, It was based
upon the concept of an international "National Socialist"
movement, as espoused by the German Nazi Party, which was
headed by Adolf Hitler. The ANP-WUFENS supports and follows
the line of ha *c red against Negroes, Jews, and communists
through speeches, published literature, demonstrations and
publicity-seeking devices for the purpose of seeking a legiti-
mate, dominant, political party within the United States and
in foreign countries.
"The Richmond News Leader" issue dated April A 9 .1963,
published daily nt Richmond, Virginia, stated that this
organization vns chartered in the State ol Virginia as
The Ooorrjc Lincoln HocKv/cll Party and that the Virginia
Assembly prohibits the use of "Nassi" or "National Socialism"
in a Virginia-chartered organization. As of January 1, 1957,
the official name of this organization was changed to National
Socialist V'hitc People's Party, according to Commander Rockwell
On August 25, 1067, George Lincoln Rockwell was
assassinated in Arlington, Virginia, near tho ANP Headquarters
building. The August 2R, 1967, issue of the "Northern Virginia
Sun," a daily newspaper published at Arlington, Virginia,
stated that Matthias Koehl, Jr., took command of the Party
after Rockwell's assassination.
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BLACK PANTHER PARTY
also known as
BLACK PANTHER PARTY FOR SELF DEFENSE
The Black Panther Party (BPP) was organized in
December, 1966, at Oakland, California, by Huey P. Newton
and Bobby George Seale with the publicly stated purpose of
organizing black people to take control of the life, politics,
and destiny of the black community. The current principal
officers are Huey P. Newton,- Supreme Commander; Bobby G. Seale,
Chairman; and David Milliard, Chief ot Staff, The Party publishes
a newspaper called n The Black Panther" which has openly advocated
the use of guns and guerrilla tactics in a revolutionary program
to end oppression of the black people. Residents of the black
community have been urged to arm themselves against police who
are referred to as "pigs."
In the April 25, 1970, edition of the paper, an article
advocated the taking up of arms against the Government, killing
officials, "thereby passing revolutionary judgment against the
number one enemy of all mankind, the racist U# S, Government."
David Hilliard, quoted in "The New York Times" edition
of September 13, 1969, stated, "We advocate the very direct
overthrow of the Government by way of force and violence."
BPP National Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta
Street, Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP and groups
known as National Committees to Combat Fascism under the direction
of the BPP have been established at various locations throughout
the country.
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On November 26, 1957, a source advised that the United
White Party (UWP) was organized at a convention held in Knoxvill
Tennessee, on November 10, 1957. An article in the November 26,
1957, issue of the "Greenville Piedmont ," a newspaper of Green-
ville, South Carolina, reported "the recent formation of a new
political party, to be known as the United White Party." Ac-
cording to the article, the party was formed at a recently held
meeting in Knoxville, Tennessee, at which many klansmen were
represented. The UWP was reported as being opposed to all "rac«
mixing organizations and individuals."
The July, 1958, issue of "The Thunderbolt," self-
described as the "official Racial Nationalist Organ of the
National States Rights Party" (NSRP) , reported that rank-and-
file "States Righters" had merged with the UWP under "the
banner of the National States Rights Party," with national
offices at Post Office Box 261, Jef fersonville, Indiana.
In November, 1958, a source advised that the NSRP
is composed of past members of Klan-type organizations and
notorious anti-Semites.
The following editions of "The Thunderbolt" advised
of the indicated changes of address:
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June, 1960
July, 1965
April, 1967
New Address
Post Office Box 783
Birmingham, Alabama
Post Office Box 184
Augusta, Georgia
Post Office Box 6263
Savannah, Georgia
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On August 4, 1965, a source advised that Fdward R.
Fields, the Information Director of the NSRP and Editor of
"The Thunderbolt ," is the individual who actually controls
the NSRr.
Issue Number 126, dated June, 1970, of "The
Thunderbolt" lists Dr. Edward R. Fields as the National
Director 6f the NSRP as well as Editor of "The Thunderbolt ."
"The Thunderbolt" continues to publish articles
attacking Negroes and persons of the Jewish faith.
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NATIONAL KNIGHTS OP THE KU KLUX KLAN, INC.
(NKKKK)
A source advised that on May 22, 1960, the
National Grand Council of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
met at Atlanta, Georgia, to discuss consolidation of the
Klan's unity of effort and activities to establish a National
Fund, and a National Secretary, and to design a new flag.
The meeting was attended by representatives of the Federation
of Ku Klux Klan, Alabama; Association of Arkansas Klans,
Arkansas; Florida Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Florida;
Southern Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Florida; Association
of Georgia Klans, Georgia; Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,
North Carolina; Association of South Carolina Klans, South
Carolina; Dixie Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Tennessee; and
Kyksos Klan, Texas.
This source advised that at a consolidation meeting
at Atlanta, Georgia, September 2-5, 1960, at which the North
Carolina and Texas Klans were not represented, it was resolved
and passed that their name be changed to National Ku Klux Klan.
A second source advised in March, 1964, that several
meetings of Klan groups were held during the period 1960 to
1963 in an effort to unite the Klan groups under a single
leadership.
The organization was granted a charter in DeKalb
County, Georgia, November 1, 1963, under the name National
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc., as a "patriotic, secret,
social, and benevolent order,"
A third source advised in December, 1963, that the
organization had issued a statement of its program which
indicated the organization to be anti-Negro, anti-Jewish,
anti-Catholic, and anti-foreign born.
A fourth source advised in July, 1968, that the
organization has its headquarters in Tucker, Georgia, and the
day-to-day operations are under the direction of James R.
Yenable, Imperial Wizard,
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