Part 112, page 97

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AX 100-1367

"But he didn't wait for an answer, he just walked on by."

[REDACTED] said that after the New Orleans stop, TULLER launched into a discussion of revolution and black-white relations with him.

"He didn't talk in any detail about people or programs," [REDACTED] said. "He just kept quoting people like MALCOLM X and some Indian chief that he said died in a fight against white men.

"He quoted MALCOLM X as saying, 'Revolution is the only way,' and the Indian chief as saying, 'Today is a good day to die.'

"When he blamed the government for oppression of blacks and Chicanos, I told him I thought the civil rights movement had resulted in some advances. He agreed but he said the people in the civil rights movement had betrayed him and that he would kill them if he saw them again.

"He didn't say who they were or how they had betrayed him."

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B. Search of Subject's Residence

1. Literature and Correspondence

On the afternoon of October 25, 1972, a search was conducted of the [REDACTED] last known place of residence, [REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia. This search was based upon a local search warrant issued that date as a result of an affidavit filed by the Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department, in connection with the aforementioned offenses of murder and bank robbery. The property seized as a result of this search is being main- tained in the custody of the Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department. Detective [REDACTED] Arlington Police Department, made this property available to representatives of the FBI for inspection and review. This review revealed the following literature and books:

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