</s>APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 R.H.23 Eno.1968 STUATION INFORMATION REPORT 236 Calendar of Tematatively Scheduled Future Activities of Possible Interest "Astrisked" items are either newly submitted activities or changed details relative to previously reported activities. Nov. -Dec. The American Federation of Teachers, parent parents- tion of the striking H. Y. C. "C. "kenneth," mary, plans call a mjolnal conference of "lenniums" and mild- zong soon to try to develop guidelines for school decentralization. BEST COPY the conference was held at ART that that penns for AVAILABLE hoped it would be not held completely but that he think. It would be among before Christmas and thinks. conference would be the kind of clash we've lenters in the major areas of the United States. In the V. S. and C. and the Negro and Spanish-speaking communis- ties. The 165,000 member AFT has endorsed the sidn of effective community responsibility and involv- ment through elective repreni-ion- tion of schools in minority-group committees. But the lesson to be learned from the pro-pro- H. Y, dispute, to be informed, is in comm- can't have instant document/id, is the con- thing that has to be very carefully constructed. Fall 1969 *The communicative University of Ahlmha, a member of the over 20,000,000 in the part of the national council of the coumperience of the community, the superintendent of the (mimits) and mnumbers) less than the district. (mirmits), and mmmings) less then the district, (mimsient, and mummings) more than the President, Dr. Frank ROSE, of his multilimiently invite the following apresi-informations: speak on campus in coming months: Mark Futhier Eldridge CLEAWERY JERRY RUBIN, leader of the

Summary:  
The document contains a list of scheduled events and activities across the United States from November 1968 to January 1969, including political demonstrations, peace rallies, and organizational meetings. Key entries include the trial of James Earl Ray, accused of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr., scheduled for November 12 in Memphis, Tennessee. Other mentions involve the Black Panther Party's activities in Oakland, California, including a trial related to alleged police confrontations. The text also references anti-war protests, civil rights organizations like the American Federation of Teachers and the Youth International Party (YIP), and international communist party meetings.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (accused killer of MLK Jr.)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (assassinated in 1968)  
- Bobby Seale (Black Panther Party leader, mentioned in context of Oakland trials)  
- Abbie Hoffman (activist, referenced in anti-war events)  
- Rev. Bernard Lafayette (civil rights figure, noted in organizational meetings)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (trial location for James Earl Ray)  
- Oakland, California (Black Panther Party activities and police confrontations)  
- Washington, D.C. (international communist party meetings)  
- New York City (peace rallies and civil rights events)  

Key Events:  
- Trial of James Earl Ray for MLK Jr.'s assassination (scheduled November 12, 1968)  
- Black Panther Party trials in Oakland related to alleged police clashes  
- Anti-war demonstrations and peace rallies across multiple cities  
- International communist party meetings in Warsaw and other locations  
- Organizational conferences for civil rights groups like the American Federation of Teachers  

Key Organizations:  
- Black Panther Party  
- Youth International Party (YIP)  
- American Federation of Teachers (AFT)  
- Peace & Freedom Party (PFF)  
- International Communist Parties (including Soviet, Chinese, and others)

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