Billy James Hargis was ordained as a minister of the gospel of the Disciples of Christ Church, and was formerly the pastor of the First Christian Church, Sapulpa, Oklahoma, leaving the pastorate in 1952 to campaign against communism as a non-denominational evangelist, headquarters, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Christian Crusade was an organization organized by Doctor Billy James Hargis. Hargis in a broadcast over a radio station located in Mexico, claimed that the Democrats, Republicans, anyone who had any wealth and George Washington were all Communists. The Weekly Crusader was a pamphlet published by Billy James Hargis, Tulsa 2, Oklahoma. It was reported that Hargis received $ 25,000.00 salary from the organization plus the organization foots all the bills including a home, utilities, furniture, color television, clothing, cleaning bills and traveling expenses. It was estimated that his salary really totaled $ 45,000.00. The organization was about to go under because of Hargis' spending.
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The Christian Identity Movement was identified as a right-wing terrorist group. This group's ideology combines religious concepts with elements of racism. Jews, blacks and other nonwhites are regarded as unequal to the white race. According to this Identity group, Jews are the children of Satan and the enemies of God. The Identity message is one of racial hatred behind the guise of religion.
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Formed in the 1980s, the Christic Institute is a non-profit interfaith public interest law firm and public policy center. A federal lawsuit was filed against 29 Americans, Nicaraguans Contras and others with criminal conspiracy which involved gun running, drug smuggling, murder and the bombing of a press conference with American reporters. One journalist was crippled in the attack, and they planned to kill United States Ambassador Lewis Tambs. In 1986, Mr. Tony Avirgan, the injured journalist, and his wife, Martha Honey filed a lawsuit against Daniel P. Sheehan, Esquire, Christice Institute, who represented them in the lawsuit.
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The Church Universal and Triumphant was originally located in Calabasas, California and then moved to Box A, Malibu, California. This group operated Summit University and Summit Lighthouse. The Church Universal and Triumphant filed Articles of Incorporation in Montana. An investigation of this group determined that they had relocated to Corwin Springs, Montana. They were described as a "high priced marketing scheme" and cult which utilized sophisticated recruiting techniques. They were interested in getting members to join the group who had money they could donate to their causes. The arrest of one church member, who had purchased a large amount of assault guns and ammunition, caused the citizens who lived in the Montana area a lot of concern.
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FBI files contain miscellaneous material and correspondence regarding this famous attorney.
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Clark Gable, a movie actor, received a letter addressed to him at the Metro-Golden-Mayer (MGM) Studio, Hollywood, California on May 12, 1939. The letter was postmarked Columbus, Ohio and asked "Just who do you think you are that you can hook me and keep my human respect and marry another woman." "Prophesy or no - anyone that is small enough to live with another wife when he is hooked, I don't wish to ever see." "I demand my freedom and I'll get it or I'll know the reason why."  Efforts to locate the person who wrote the letter were not successful. On November 2, 1937, Clark Gable was the victim of an extortion letter from Cleveland, Ohio. On February 21, 1938, Gable received an extortion letter from Fonda, Iowa demanding that he send $1,000. The investigation revealed that the letter had been written by an Iowa farmhand, not the woman whose name was signed to the note. The farmhand had sent the note after the woman spurned him. On August 18, 1936, a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania man sent Gable an extortion letter demanding $5,000 from Gable and MGM Studio. He advised that if he didn't receive all $10,000, he would do bodily harm to Gable. On July 6, 1940, an attorney at the MGM Studios opened a letter addressed to Clark Gable requesting that he deposit a generous amount of money in the American Trust, Jefferson Street Branch in San Francisco. On December 3, 1940, Clark Gable and his wife, Carol Lombard, received a letter wherein they were threatened with kidnaping to be held for ransom.
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On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, students at Columbine High School, Jefferson County, Littleton, Colorado, entered the school and began firing weapons and detonating explosive devices. Fifteen students and teachers were killed and twenty three were injured. Harris and Klebold were among the dead, having taken their own lives. They were armed with two sawed-off shotguns, one 9MM carbine, one Tech-9 machine pistol, and in excess of thirty improvised explosive devices. These two students were considered outcasts. They associated with a group who wore long black coats, combat boots and went by the name of "The Trench Coat Mafia."
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This college was organized in April 1923. At first, the school was located in Louisiana but conditions were unsuitable, and the school was not developed as planned. In January 1925, a more suitable location was found in Mena, Arkansas. The establishment of the school was because higher education was beyond the reach of most working youth, therefore, they experimented with placing the workers on a self-supporting basis. A fee of five dollars was charged per semester, payable at the start of each semester. It was alleged that this college received one hundred thousand dollars from the Industrial Workers of the World and fifty thousand dollars from Soviet Russia. Additionally, there was an allegation that the college was teaching programs in the communist forum rather than in the American arena. In July 1940, after 17 years, the Commonwealth College ceased operating.
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The Crips and Bloods are two drug gangs which originated in the Los Angeles area of California. The members of the Crips wear blue, and the members of the Bloods wear red. They both have expanded into other cities and states.
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On November 24, 1971, an unknown subject hijacked Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305. This flight was carrying thirty six passengers and crew. The flight originated in Portland, Oregon with the final destination of Seattle, Washington. The plane was hijacked just prior to its arrival in Seattle. At Seattle he allowed the passengers and two stewardesses to depart the plane. Northwest Orient Airlines paid the hijacker two hundred thousand dollars. The plane departed Seattle for Reno, Nevada. It is believed he parachuted from the plane during this flight. Authorities and personnel from Fort Lewis Washington searched for Mr. Cooper but he was never found. In 1988, fifty eight hundred dollars was located by an eight year old boy on the bank of the Columbia River. This in the only money ever recovered from the two hundred thousand. The hijacker identified himself as Dan Cooper and purchased a one-way ticket from Portland to Seattle.
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Dag Hammarskjold was appointed Secretary General of the United Nations in 1953. He was born Dag Hjalmar Agne Carl Hammarskjold in Sweden in 1905. Russian Premier Nikita Krushchev requested he resign from his post as Secretary General of the United Nations in October 1960, but Hammarskjold refused to resign. Dag Hammarskjold was killed in an air crash in Northern Rhodesia on September 18, 1961.
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From 1948 through the 1950s, the FBI reviewed the "Daily Worker," an East coast daily newspaper published by the Communist Party of the United States, for articles of interest to the FBI.
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