Claims One Third of Ad Black
Panthers May Be FBI Agents
So contends a leading black
editor, Dr. Metz T. P. Loch
ard, in a revealing, article in
the May issue of Sepia maga
zine. Of the total of 1,500
Panthers nationally, "perhaps
some 600 are infiltrators. This
accounts for the fratricidal
acts that keep so many mem
bers in the clutches of the
law," states Dr. Lochard.
In his article, "Why the
Black Panthers Can't Win," in
Sepia, Dr. Lochard cites
several trials of Panthers as
"starting instances of the ex
tent to which undercover
agents have infiltrated the
party." An associate editor of
the Chicago Daily Defender
and its chief editorial writer,
Lochard quotes J. Edgar
Hoover as stating that the FBI
has penetrated to the "top
echelon of extreme groups,"
and his description of the
Panthers as "the greatest
threat of all black extremist
groups."
Lochard in his Sepia article
supports the goals of the
Panthers as "worthy and laud
able" but expresses doubts on
their tactics of trying to
achieve "social reform out of
the muzzle of a gun or by
shooting it out with police."
He ridicules the announced
Panther intention of sending
"an undertermined number of
troops" to assist the North
Vietnamese war against the
U. S. and their support of the
Arabs against Israel. "The
Panthers' anti-Semetic asser
tions defies logic and expjana-
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tion. They need all the friends
they can make to insulate
them against the heat of their
unflagging oppressors, "states
Lochard.
The panthers "have lost
much of their psychological
appeal and emotional mag
netism," states Dr. Lochard,
"The membership is dwind
ling." But despite its setbacks
Dr. Lochard feels that the
Panthers importance should
not be underestimated. "It has
effected a transformation of
race spirit," he concludes.
Mrs. Stanback
Is Q. H. Teacher
Of The Year
Mrs. Stanback was named
the 1971 Orange High School
Teacher of the Year on Tues
day, April 20. Hie Teacher of
the Year was chosen through a
secret ballot vote of the O.H.S.
student body and is spon
sored by the Orange High
School Chapter of the Future
Teachers of America in recog
nition of the National F.T.A.
Week.
Mrs. Stanback teaches
French I and Genenl English
IV at Orange. Aside from her
duties as a teacher, " Mrs.
Stanback is also the sponsor of
French Club and is a senior
adviser. *
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Hi soul brothers and sisters,
and of course to anyone else
who wants the very best. We,
here at WSRC, are overjoyed
at the response we received
from our Black Gold week
end, which was a ftatt at
WSRC a few weekends ago.
At this time we are planning
another groovy Blade Gold
weekend. Many people who I
have talked with have asked
why we don't have a Black
Gold weekend every week.
Even though Black Gold
weekend was well received and
it is very popular through
out the nation, we here ft
WSRC feel that Black Gold
weekends should be treated as
it really is, and that is
special. To do it every week
end would soon become ordi
nary, not special; of course,
if the demand is great enough,
we will do it more often. As I
usually say "we try to give
you more of what you listen
for."
When calling WSRC these
says, the pleasant voice that
answers is the voice of Mrs.
Carolyn Leathers, who was
with us a couple of years ago.
During her absence, she was
blessed with a couple of
bouncing baby boys (not
twins). But now she's back at
the old stand doing a tremen
dous job as before.
Of course, on her first day
back she was a little rusty and
in writing out the copy fbr
one of the food markets, she
wrote "fig" feet instead of
pig feet, and it got a very
big laugh from the whole
staff. TO at is, everyone except
yours truly, since I was the
one who read it on the air,
and it came out just that way
"fig feet", but she quickly
settled down and is now turn
ing out beautiful copy. "Right
on Carolyn."
Another change that has
taken place is WSRC now has a
full time newsman. In speaking
about 249 lbs. Ray Evans,
he is on the job early every
morning and is on top of the
news wherever it happens in
and around our area, which
means whenever news breaks,
you will hear it first on WSRC.
We are extremely happy
about this addition since the
public is more news conscious
now than ever before. Speak
ing of Ray Evans, he has had
great experience in radio
working for WZUM in Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania before
coming to WSRC. He is one of
the few Blacks in this area that
own a first-class FCC license.
In addition to his news
duties, he still fills in part-time
on the air. So, remember
friends, whenever news break,
you will hear it first on
WSRC.
Well I guess you know, as
I always say "my mickey
mouse says it's time to stray.
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