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Completing the Source Analysis Table
Essays from the Minister of Defense
Your Source Analysis Table should be TYPED into the Word document (table) that
is provided on Blackboard. If you have any questions about downloading the file
or any other aspect of filling out the SAT, please email me.
Consider the questions below when filling in the cells. Do not use quotations; fill
in the table in your own words.
Explain and draw a deduction:
* What do you conclude from the information in this column?
Are there any problems?:
* How would the information in the column be problematic?
Completing the Response Paper
This response paper is the first in this course for which you will write a full,
formal essay. In your essay, you will answer this question:
Does you think the revolution Huey P. Newton is describing will be
successful?
Your paper will have five paragraphs:
In the first paragraph, you will introduce your reader to the topic. You could
discuss the revolutionary era of the 1960s. It may be helpful to draw connections
between radicalism then and now. It should conclude with a thesis statement
that, in one sentence, summarizes your answer to the question above. Minimum
length for this paragraph should be five sentences.
In your second paragraph, you should explain why the need for revolution
in the 1960s. It must also begin with a topic sentence that explains the
significance of revolutionary groups like the BPP, SNCC, SCLC, and RAM. Minimum
length: four sentences.
In your third and fourth paragraphs, you will answer the question. These
two paragraphs should be at least five sentences in length each and begin with a
topic sentence that, not only summarizes the point of the paragraph, but ties the
paragraph back to the thesis statement. They should also use the evidence
sandwich technique to tie the specifics from the speeches to your topic
sentences.
On this essay, you also will include a concluding paragraph that does more
than restate all of your previous points. It should show your reader the
connection between the points you made and the significance of revolution in the
60s and how it affects us today. Try not to be repetitive. This paragraph must be
four or more sentences in length and begin with a topic sentence.
Your paper must be typed, double-spaced, with your name at the top of the
first page. It must be written entirely in your own words. If you quote from the
source put the page number in parentheses.
Source Analysis Table_Essays From the Minister of Defense (pgs. 22-37)
Explain and draw a deduction.
When a mechanic wants to fix a
broken-down car engine, he must
have the necessary tools to do the
job. When the people move for
liberation, they must have the basic
tool of
liberation: the gun.
“The oppressor, the
endorsed spokesmen, and the
implacables . . .”
“The sleeping masses. . . .”
Are there any problems?
Huey Newton
FBI File #HQ 105-165429
Section 3
D-272 (Rev. 3-3-59)
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FEDER&
Reporting Office
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SAN FRANCISCO
ATION
I Investigative
Date
Office of Origin
SAIN FRANCISCO
of Cose
HUEY
BUREAU OF INVES
2/17/70
I
Period
2/8/69 – 2/10/72
Report made b
‘UL ‘ CONf fTIAL
PERCYXEWTON
‘Typed By:
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Character
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CLASSFIED BY Agred-RQpolA4
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DECLASSF ONY
RM –
BPP
SUMMARY
I San Francisco, 2/14/69
Bureau letters to San Francisco 3/14/69 and 9/4,/69
REFERENCE
Report of SAI
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ASSIFIED EXC
ENCLOSURES
TO BUREAU
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Two copies of FD-376.
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The period of instant report relates to activities of
NEWTON during this period; however, the report also contains
information pertaining to some activities and writings of subject
prior to this period which were not previously available or which
is being set out in further detail in accordance with Bureau
instructions.
Approved
Special Agent
Charge
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(I
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Do not write in spaces below
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(Enic.2)(RM)
_ Secret Service, San Francisco
(Class 5_a, b, c)(RM)
2 – Sacramento (157-777)
– San Francisco (157-1203)
nations:
AGENCY: ACSI,
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DEPT *SD
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SF 157-1203
CONFEN IAL
INFORMANTS
Identity of Source
File Where Located
SF T-1
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Bureau
SF T-7
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SF T-9
Characterization of
RNA
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SF T-12
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F le Where Located
Identity of Source
SF T-13
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SF T-1 A
Characterization of
NOI
LEADS
SACRAMENTd
AT SACRAMENTO,
CALIFORNIA
Will continue to maintain contact with the State
Department of Corrections in relation to NEWTON’s present
confinement.
SAN FRANCISCO
AT SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA
Will follow and continue to report information
regarding activities and writings of NEWTON and information
regarding BPP activities in behalf f NEWTON.
Will report results of NEWTON’s pending appeal.
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FD-305 (Rev. 4-2-68)
SF 157-1203
1. [jlubject’s name is included in the ) Security Index or
Agitator Index.
2. [N1fhe data appearing on the security y Index Card ‘ Agitator Index Card are
current.
3. 0 Changes on the 0 Security Index Card
, Agitator Index Card are necessary
and 7 Form FD-122 O FD-397 submitted to the Bureau.
4.
@M A suitable photograph
is fiot available.
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Date photograph was taken
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7 Subject is employed in a key facility and
5.
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charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies are
6.
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This report is classified
(state reason)
Cb
eause
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information furnished by informants, if disclosed,
could reasonably result in the identification of
informants of continuing value, thereby compromising
their future effectiveness.
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Subject previously interviewed (dates)
Subject was not &interviewed because (state reason)
of present status.
8.
[-1 This case no longer meet the [ Security Index D Agitator Index criteria and a
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letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending cancellation.
Security Index ) Agitator
This case has been reevaluated in the light of theXg
Index criteria and it continues to fall within such criteria because (state reason)
of his current status as Minister of Defense
and member of the Central Committee of the
Black Panther Party.
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Subject’s SI card D is
O Subject’s
is not tabbed Detcom.
activities warrant Detcom tabbing because (state reasons)
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FD-376 (Rev. 4-25-68)
UNITE
STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS1E
FED ERAL BUREAU
OF INVESTIGATION
CONF DENTIAL
WASHINGTON, D.C.
In Reply, Please Refer to
FileNo. SF 157-1203
20535
February 17,
Direct. 105-165429
United States Secret Service
Department of the Treasury
Washington, D. C. 20220
Re:
1970
HUEY PERCY NEWTON
RACIAL MATTER – BLACK PANTHER PARTY
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 protection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.
1. 7 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.
– Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
than legal means.
2.
3.
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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. 7 U. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or
Chinese Communist blocs and return.
5. X(Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
criteria:
DXEvidence
of emotional instability (including unstable residence and
employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:
(b) XExpressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;
(c) XPrior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements
indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
and government.
(a)
6.
– Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.
Photograph E has been furnished
– may be available through
C
enclosed
0 is not available
Very truly yours,
I
CONFID
1 – Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) (1) (RM)
U. S. Secret Service , San Francisco
Enclosure(s) (1) (RM)
46TS2~:
(Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal form
becomes UNeLASSIFIED.)
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UN
D STATES DEPARTMENT OF JTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Copy
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(Class 5 a, b, c)(RM)
OliceSan Francisco, California
February 17,
Field Office File #:
Title:
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1970
157-1203
Bureau ile
105-165429
HUEY PERCY NEWTON
INF0FWATION CONTAfTMD>
ATL
HERItl iS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT
WHER E ShOWN OTHERWISE.
RACIAL MATTER
Synopsis:
NEWTON remains confined at the California Men’s
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BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Camer
Colony-East, Los Padres, California. His conviction
for voluntary manslaughter has been appealed and is
to be argued before the California Court of Appeals
2/11/70.
NEWTON continues to hold his position as
Minister of Defense. of the BPP and remains a member
of the Central Committee of this organization.
While imprisoned, NEWTON polled 12,164 votes in an
unsuccessful bid for U. S. Congressman from the
7th District in the 1968 general elections. While
confined he has issued various orders and directives
Various writings by NEWTON, the
to BPP leadership.
majority of which have previously been published,
have been reprinted during this period and continue
to espouse the ideologies of NEWTON himself and the
BPP.
Writings titled “The Black Panthers,”
“Prison, Where is Thy Victory?” and “Functional.
Definition of Politics” by NEWTON have also appeared
during this period. The BPP continues to publicize.
NEWTON heavily and sponsored rallies and birthday
benefits in NEWTON’s behalf in 1969. A-taped
“Message from HUEY” was played at various birthday
benefits in February 1969.
Similar BPP activity
in behalf of NEWTON -is planned for 1970.
CONF
Excluded
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CLASNEFD71Y 963-4029/17)
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DECLASS1PY ON: 25XL
om automatic
downgrad’g and
declas ?5kfation
It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FB.
your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
,
U.S. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE!
1967-0-273*873
SF 157-1203
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
3
I. BACKGROUND
A.
II.
Present Location and Status
AFFILIATION WITH THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
A. ,Position Held
B. Orders and Directives
C. Earlier Black Panther Party Activities
D. Ideological Writings and Statements
1.
2.
3.
Writings
Proposed Publications
Statements
E. Political Activities
F. Various Activities in Support of NEWTON
1.
2.
3.
4.
HUEY P. NEWTON Defense Fund
Birthday Celebra tions
Rallies
Prisoner Exchange Proposal
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DETAILS
I.
A.
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BACKGROUND
Present Location and Status
HUEY P. NEWTON remains confined at the California
Men’s Colony-East, Los Padres, California, where he continues’
to serve a sentence of up to fifteen years imprisonment for
voluntary manslaughter, imposed in Superior Court, Alameda
He was convicted in
County, California, September 27, 1968.
that court September 8, 1968, on charges originating with the
shooting death of an Oakland, California, police officer
attempting to arrest him on October 28, 1967.
California Department
of Corrections
Sacramento, California
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NEWTON’s conviction has been appealed to the California
ge brief filed July 8, 1969, which
Court of Appeals in a 170
in behalf of CHARLES R.
was prepared by attorney
GARRY, NEWTON’s Attorney of Record. The Respondent’s brief
by the State of California, consisting of 107 pages, was filed
November 6, 1969.
NEWTON’s appeal is to be argued on February 11,
1970, before the California Court of Appeals.
Records
Alameda County Superior Court
Oakland, California,
It is noted that the entire text of NEWTON’s appeal
has been published in segments in various issues of “The Black
Panther,” official newspaper of the Black Panther Party (BPP),
which have been published during this period.
A characterization of the BPP is attached
as an appendix page.
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At the time of his conviction, NEWTON was denied
an appeal bond by the trial court, which action was subsequently
upheld in State Appellate Courts. It was later appealed to
United States District Court, San Francisco, California, and
a bail hearing regarding this meeting was held May 1, 1969.
On May 7, 1969, NEWTON’s petition in this regard was denied.
Records
United States District Court
San Francisco, California
On April 21, 1969, NEWTON appeared for a parole,
hearing before members of the California Adult Authority at
the institution where he is confined at the present time.
On April 24, 1969, NEWTON was denied parole and his next
parole consideration was set for April, 1970.
Records
California Adult Authority
In connection with his present confinement at
Los Padres since November, 1968, NEWTON has refused to perform
any of the normal prison work and has, therefore, been confined
to his cell except for periods of approximately three hours
per day for meal purposes.
Records
California Adult Authority
Visiting regulations are strictly enforced on NEWTON
and he is allowed to list ten individuals on his authorized list
and only those persons are allowed to visit. At one time
NEWTON had listed only eight individuals on his visitors list
and, therefore, other individuals were allowed to accompany
an authorized individual and also visit NEWTON on a “one time
basis.” Due to a widespread use of fis tactic, NEWTON received
visits from many BPP members who were not on his authorized
list. This procedure has since been stopped.
In addition to regular visitors, NEWTON’s attorney,
CHARLES GARRY, has normal visiting privileges accorded to
attorneys of inmates. GARRY visited with NEWTON in January
or early February, 1969, at which time he abused the privileges
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accorded to attorneys of prisoners by taking a tape recorder
to the interview room and recording a message from NEWTON to
BPP members, which was subsequently played at birthday
celebrations in NEWTON’s honor, which were sponsored by the
BPP in February, 1969. Details with respect to this message
are set forth hereinafter.
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March 28, 1969
On November 12 and December 30, 1969, CHARLES R.
GARRY visited NEWTON at thergen’s Colony.d! n the latter date
I BPP Chief of Staff, and
he Was accompanied by
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BPP Minister of Education.
SF T-1
November 12, 1969
December 30, 1,969
Source advised thatF-
NEWTON September 23,
1969
was planning to visit HUEY
and was in contact with
Ito determine iff|-
SF T-2
September 2L,
1969
Source advised thatF
SF T-3
December 10, 1969
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Source advised that NEWTON writes on the average
of less than one letter a month; that this outgoing communication,
as well as any incoming communication, is completely reviewed.
Source further advised that NEWTON is akare that all communication
are reviewed and the few letters he has written have been purely
of a personal nature.
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According to this same source, sula:ect’s attorneys
make tapes of their interviews with him and these tapes cannot
be reviewed because it is considered information obtained and
used on a client-attorney relationship.
January 12, 1970
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II.
A.
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AFFILIATION WITH THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Position Held
HUEY P. NEWTON continues to be publicly identified
as the Minister of Defense and as a member of the Central
Committee of the BPFP.
“The Black Panther”
February 7, 1970
B. Orders and Directives
Source advised. that new orders had been received
from HUEY P. NEWTON about appropriate dress for sisters in
the BPP.
NEWTON had stated there were to be no field boots
or jackets and that everyone should comb his hair and take a
bath. It was NEWTON’s condition that the members were not
supposed to be in uniform and they were supposed to look
normal like other people and not stand out in any way.
SF T-3
May 20, 1969
Source advised that
had stated that
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e BPP at this time b7C
is not even accepting trainees. The only BPP affiliates being b7D
accepted have the status of friends of the Panthers.
the purge within the BPP is
Source stated that
SF T-3
June 27,
1969
Source advised that at a Central Committee meeting
of the BPP, DAVID HILLIARD stated that he was no longer
concerned with the “Red Book” and gave instructions that BPP
members are going to start acting like “niggers,” and in the
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future will relate only to the people and will keep occupied
by working on the paper, working for the people and selling
papers.
He further stated that he did not want to hear about
anything else at this time and indicated that all members are
going to dress like the people and look like the people.
Source said that HILLIARD further indicated that the only
information to be set orth from the BPP is toicome frovi
HUEY P. NEWTON, BOBBYXSEALE, BPP Chairman, and ELDRIDGE1LEAVER,
exiled BPP Minister of Information, “The Black Panther” newspaper
and the people themselves.
SF T-3
August 25, .1969
A source advised that HUEY NEWTON had passed the
order that the BPP will:not participate in any more electoral’
or appointive politics at this time and will assume the
original platform as set up by NEWTON when the BPP was formed.
NEWTON had further stated that the BPP will act in a supporting
role in assisting black politicians who da.n relate to the
needs of black people. He also made it clear to the present#’
leadership of the BPP that the party will portray the role
of a vanguard party for self-defense, which was NEWTON’s
original plan in forming the BPP.
SF T-4
November 21, 1969
On October 11, 1969, a meeting of the Legion
Commanders for the Republic of New Africa (RNA) was held in
New Orleans, Louisiana. One topic of business ;as the proposed
merger of the BPP and the Black Legion of the RNA.
The source
said that HUEY P. NEWTON had sent a letter in this regard to
RNA officials, indicating agreement on his part with the
proposed merger, provided each Black Panther has rank and
power.
According to this source, the Panthers U & the
Dayton, Ohio, area, primarily from Lima, Ohio, had -attempted
to institute a rule “no weed on duty,” which the RNA did not
agree with.
SF T-17
October 17,
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CON
TAL
A characterization of the RNA is
attached as an appendix page.
As set forth in the section of this report dealing
with NEWTON’s writings, on December 6, 1969, NEWTON extended
greetings to the RNA, suggesting a closer affiliation on the
part of that group with the BPP.
SF T-2 has subsequently advised that BPP leadership
was not favorable to this merger based on believed slights
received by BPP officials when appearing publicly with RNA
officials, and as a result, a merger with this organization
was not consummated.
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According to sourceI
and
In this regard, NEWTON had criticized the excessive
use of profanity by various officials making public appearances,
indicating that MALCOLM X, murdered Nation of Islam (NOI) leader,
had reached the people without the use of profanity. NEWTON
as of the opinion that the Panther appearances could be
improved by following along this line.
A characterization of the NOI is
attached as an appendix page.
NEWTON also criticized the use of African names as
second names by various Black Panther personalities. He also
expressed the desire that only ten-point type be …
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