Black Panther Party of Northern California - Freedom Archives
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BLACK POWER : Pa e 6 BLACKS REBEL IN EAST PALO .ALTO Police sicked.dogs on Black Sisters and shot dawn Black Brothers in the street last month, causing bloods to go on a two-day rampage in East Palo Alto and sparking the beginning; of a "Black Patrol" in th e area . On Saturday night, July 29, a concert at Nlenlo Atherton High School riven the Majesties, a local Black sinL;ing group, was broken up by police violence when a white cop asked a Brother to leave because "I don't like your attitude ." After the show, a crowd of Brothers gathered around the two white cons, protesting the action, and when one of the pops pulled out his pistol he was bombarded with bottles and ash trays . Police reinf oreements, which had been waiting ar®und the corner, were rushed in, complete with eight to tc3n dogs, which were immediately sicked on several Black Sis-t-ers . Several Black Sist©rs were pushed to the ground by police, and one Bla ck Brother, Clarenc e J.enkins , wa s severely beaten b :;r police . The ne xt night, a white cop fired twice into a cravrd of young bloods afte;r~ he was hit in the jaw by a brick . Two Brothers were hit and one of them, Ronnie Hall, was later charged with attempted murder, the brick . even though he did rot throvr Brothers in the area have formed a Black Corr~nunity Relations Association and are currently following; police cars around, making sure they are fair and honest in their dealings with the Black East Palo Alto community . RACIST NAZI LEADER ASSASSINATED George Lincoln Rockwell, racist white leader of the American ATazi Party, vans gunned down in a parking lot last vree).t by "ono of his most loyal followers," thus ending his 49 years of hate-peddling against Elack People . Ha -ha -ha ~ha -ha -ha -ha . . . 1967 . . ,YEAR OF ORGANIZATION BROTHERS TURN ARMY SECRETS OVER TO USSR Provingthat Black: People in all areas of American life, including th© A rmy, arc; showing their hate of ~'Phite Power, two Black U.S . Army sergeants were recently arrested for "conspiring to turn over national defense information" to the Russians . Sgt . I . C . ITlysses L . Harris and S . Sgt . Leonard J . Stafford, the Brothers arrested, have blown the lid off the assumption that alI Black Army personnell, especially non commissioned officers, are completely loyal to the white racist U.S . government . There havQ been rumors that a large number of Black soldiers in the U . S . Armed Forces are getting ready to revolt, tired of fighting T~~Ihitey's wars abroad while the same Army they are fighting in murders their mothers and fathers back hero in the U . S . ;ficum©nt VtrILL U . S . Vdhitey LAVE BE THROVTN AVvAY COMPLETELY? is getting roaelytochange his Constitution . It onl~e takes 34 s~~ates to call f or a Constitutional Convention, and at this writing 32 states (including California have approved the ca'.Lling . Since the Constitui~ion is the basis of all American lavaanr , changes in the do-~ will mean tey's law . vast changes in VJ°hi- According to forczign observers, the U.S . is going througYi its worst domestic troubles since the Civil Vdar, and in the future anything can happen . M . L . KING CALLS FOR TJSE OF ARMY ON BLO©DS lt~Zartin Luther King Coon has endorsed the use of federal troops to stop Black Peopla fighting for our freedom in the streets (where our freedom was lost, proving once more that ho has ties with the white racist power structure . "There is no question that when a riot erupts it has to be rialtod," King said . But when asked if he would go .into a ~caar zone to help fahitey put down the Black rebellion, King said. no, that there was nothing h© could do . A . Philip Randolph, Vdhitney Young, and Roy Vdilkins all made similar statements .
BLACK PEOFLE DO IT TO DEATH IN NEt~ARK The Battle of Newark, X967 : a . . . Ranking along with Lost A~rg~s'f~'"`~~965, Ghica.gc~, 1,966, and 1S©trait, 1967, as the 'bi~Gest confrontations between Black Amr~rica and white U.S . forces, Newark, Now Jersey, is on© of the countless American cit9.es from San Francisco to Tampa, fror.: Iu7ew York to San Diego, that has felt the vdrath of 400 years of pent-up Black cr a.nd frustration . ang- In a five-day skirmish in the only rna- 7or U .S . city to have a majority Black population (most other U .S . cities will rc~ch a majority Black population by 1975, at the latest , Black guerrilla .f.'i~;hters pinned .down police with snipor :ire whit© liberation forces searched ~~hite shops for suppli©s . udhite forces declared "open season on "_a9.£gers," shooting Black women and children on the streets and even sitting in thE:ir homes, inflicting 1, 600 injuries, anci murderix~ unofficially up to 50 Black Brothers and Sisters . LeRoi Jones Black poet wh o has b©en in the Bay Aroc for sores tim©, was picked up off the streets, beaten by the cops, and later framed on a concealed weapons charge . ti'Thite forces also destroyed most Black businesses in the area, shooting out the windows and setting fire to many blood 1967 . . .YEAR OF ORGI~NIZ,,i~TION LeROI JONES : Beaten, framed stores with "Soul Brother" written on them . However, the final total damage to the Boast's pocketbook was well otre~ X100 million, and, according to the Brothers from all ovar the Black nation, "You ain't soon not hing yet, baby ." (In the next issue of BLACK POWERS an ©xc usive resort on the ewark B ack Power Conference . CARMICHAEL BLOVIS HA RD AT CUBA CONFERENCE Stoke y Carmichael, former chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, is curr©ntly in Havana, Cubm, attending a conference of the Latin American Organization of Solidarity . Prensa Latino, the Cuban press agency, quoted Cannichael as saying, "we are preparing groups of urban guerrillas for our defense in the cities . The price of these rebellions is a high price that ono must, pay . This fight is not going to be a simple street meeting . Tt is going to be a fight to the death ." Brother Stokely visited Puerto Rico earlier this yoar, and he is reported to be leaving for Hanoi, Democratic Republic of Vietnam, later this week far a visit.
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BLACK PEOFLE DO IT TO DEATH IN NEt~ARK<br />
The Battle <strong>of</strong> Newark, X967 :<br />
a . . .<br />
Ranking along with Lost A~rg~s'f~'"`~~965,<br />
Ghica.gc~, 1,966, and 1S©trait, 1967, as the<br />
'bi~Gest confrontations between <strong>Black</strong> Amr~rica<br />
and white U.S . forces, Newark, Now<br />
Jersey, is on© <strong>of</strong> the countless American<br />
cit9.es from San Francisco to Tampa, fror.:<br />
Iu7ew York to San Diego, that has felt the<br />
vdrath <strong>of</strong> 400 years <strong>of</strong> pent-up <strong>Black</strong><br />
cr a.nd frustration .<br />
ang-<br />
In a five-day skirmish in the only rna-<br />
7or U .S . city to have a majority <strong>Black</strong><br />
population (most other U .S . cities will<br />
rc~ch a majority <strong>Black</strong> population by<br />
1975, at the latest , <strong>Black</strong> guerrilla<br />
.f.'i~;hters pinned .down police with snipor<br />
:ire whit© liberation forces searched<br />
~~hite shops for suppli©s .<br />
udhite forces declared "open season on<br />
"_a9.£gers," shooting <strong>Black</strong> women and children<br />
on the streets and even sitting in<br />
thE:ir homes, inflicting 1, 600 injuries,<br />
anci murderix~ un<strong>of</strong>ficially up to 50<br />
<strong>Black</strong> Brothers and Sisters . LeRoi Jones<br />
<strong>Black</strong> poet wh o has b©en in the Bay Aroc<br />
for sores tim©, was picked up <strong>of</strong>f the<br />
streets, beaten by the cops, and later<br />
framed on a concealed weapons charge .<br />
ti'Thite forces also destroyed most <strong>Black</strong><br />
businesses in the area, shooting out the<br />
windows and setting fire to many blood<br />
1967 . . .YEAR OF ORGI~NIZ,,i~TION<br />
LeROI JONES : Beaten, framed<br />
stores with "Soul Brother" written on<br />
them .<br />
However, the final total damage to the<br />
Boast's pocketbook was well otre~ X100<br />
million, and, according to the Brothers<br />
from all ovar the <strong>Black</strong> nation, "You<br />
ain't soon not hing yet, baby ."<br />
(In the next issue <strong>of</strong> BLACK POWERS<br />
an ©xc usive resort on the ewark B ack<br />
Power Conference<br />
.<br />
CARMICHAEL BLOVIS HA RD AT CUBA CONFERENCE<br />
Stoke y Carmichael, former chairman <strong>of</strong><br />
the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee,<br />
is curr©ntly in Havana, Cubm,<br />
attending a conference <strong>of</strong> the Latin American<br />
Organization <strong>of</strong> Solidarity .<br />
Prensa Latino, the Cuban press agency,<br />
quoted Cannichael as saying, "we are<br />
preparing groups <strong>of</strong> urban guerrillas for<br />
our defense in the cities . The price <strong>of</strong><br />
these rebellions is a high price that<br />
ono must, pay . This fight is not going<br />
to be a simple street meeting . Tt is<br />
going to be a fight to the death ."<br />
Brother Stokely visited Puerto Rico<br />
earlier this yoar, and he is reported to<br />
be leaving for Hanoi, Democratic Republic<br />
<strong>of</strong> Vietnam, later this week far a<br />
visit.
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