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Black Panther Party, Its Origin and Development

Congressional Prints: Committee staff study compiled from selected information appearing in The Black Panther, Black Community News Service, official weekly publication of the Black Panther Party. Compilation covers issues published between June 1967 and Sept. 1970. Contains information on party organization and leadership and selected statements on various issues and policy questions. Appendices (p. 105-142) include copies of cartoons appearing in The Black Panther and photographs of party national leaders., 1970

Black Panther Party Part 2: Investigation of Seattle Chapter

Congressional Hearings: Continuation of subcom hearings on activities of the Black Panther Party, focusing in this volume on the Seattle, Wash., Chapter. Includes index to all individuals mentioned in testimony. Appendices (p. 4377-4428) include:, 1970

Black Panther Party Part 4: National Office Operations and Investigation of Activities in Des Moines, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebraska

Congressional Hearings: Continuation of hearings to investigate activities of the Black Panther Party. Appendices (p. 4977-5119) contain exhibits documenting testimonies of committee investigators, including: results of survey on party activities, its newspaper, and its finances; photographs from police files; and summarized interviews with former party members. Includes index to all individuals named., 1970

Meese, Edwin, III Files, Voting Rights, OA 11841

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Files: Notice to Safeway Stores of boycotting measures to be taken by Black Panther Party, and sworn affidavits from employees regarding related incidents (p. 4412-4420)., 1982

Huey Newton, FBI File # HQ 62-117442 Section 1

FBI Files: Black Panther Party civil action suit against government officials seeking redress in the amount of $50 million for their implementation of a plan to destroy the party politically and financially, 1976-1977, 1976-1977

Huey Newton, FBI File # HQ 62-117442 Section 3

FBI Files: Black Panther Party civil action suit against government officials seeking redress in the amount of $50 million for their implementation of a plan to destroy the party politically and financially, including the results of FBI office file reviews on individuals involved in the case, 1977, 1977

Cointelpro Black Extremist 100-448006, Section 6 [December 1968-January 1969].

FBI Cointelpro surveillance files for December 1968-January 1969, covering Black Panther Party, SNCC, Black Organizing Project in Memphis, Jeff Fort, Black Panther Party in Newark and Jersey City, Stokely Carmichael, Bobby Rush, Fred Hampton, Eldridge Cleaver, Nation of Islam, and Blackstone Rangers in Chicago, 1968-1969

Cointelpro Black Extremist 100-448006, Section 18 [March-May 1970].

FBI Cointelpro surveillance files for March-May 1970, covering Black Panther Party, Stokely Carmichael, Black Panther Party support for Palestinians, SNCC, National Committee to Combat Fascism, Eldridge Cleaver, United Front Against Fascism, Fred Hampton, and Bobby Rush, 1970

Cointelpro Black Extremist 100-448006, Section 19 [May-June 1970].

FBI Cointelpro surveillance files for May-June 1970, covering Black Panther Party, Eldridge Cleaver, US Organization, Huey Newton, National Committee to Combat Fascism, SNCC, Breakfast for Children Program, Angela Davis, Jim Brown, Carl B. Stokes, Cleveland Now!, James Forman, and the Black Economic Development Conference, 1970

Riots, Civil and Criminal Disorders. Part 20

Congressional Hearings: Considers allegedly subversive activities of the Republic of New Africa, the Revolutionary Action Movement, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Students for a Democratic Society, and the Black Panther Party., 1969

Eldridge Cleaver, FBI File # 100-HQ-447251 Section 1

FBI folder: Eldridge Cleaver’s time in prison, his association with the Nation of Islam, and his involvement in the Black Panther Party movement, including contributions to the magazine Ramparts, and the ninety-minute police shoot-out in Oakland, 1967-1968, 1967-1968