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_ the March 13, 196'-I edition of "The New York Times a. daily newspaper published in New York, New York,contained an article on page twenty concerning Malcolm X,the former head of the Nation of Islam £1401! Mosque in NewYork City who broke with the Nation of slam and ElijahMohammad on March B, 1964. The article indicated that onMa.rchl2, l961:,NMal§oli:c1 léiaégmungegtthatlgebwould £2318 his own mosque ew or , an we e a meeplace for his Muslim followers and the base of a politically
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Inaiatmg that hi5 movement a boycott today of the city a public aehoola "cannotfail the Rev Milton A Galamison yesterday was offered the support of a new alliance-a group consisting of Rep Adam Llai ton Pofell l-larlem rent ltrlk leader lease 0-nq"""and "black l1l»l.10IllllSl. Mal l * * rr WQ' .-1 1.
colm X feetion of other Neyro leaders
Th lo ~establi5hed civil right! He may have been abandoned,writ-lilo mace com: and 1" ll" "4°"- W °° bl '-l".
Yw---a rst one on Feb 3 E - - - . Galamiaon,Powell and comedian the 11°F l 92ln¢!- ""1 '0 '91"
Dick Gregory will march in the
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afternoon.Gray at Rally '
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sup;-irt of Malcolm X, who has
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with Malcolm X. Vie operate ona philosophy of nonvinlerzce, ll ii
he wants to support ua under;II |tLr.92a rules. he can.
Gray, at a late-al'ternoonrally,
in Harlem. told this newspaper
of the new alliance barkingGalaznison. Gray said of the de-
92......__-prove the plight of the Negroea. 1rr . l - _ .{Ill-: Urban League-had declined lrfk "'3 _'m¢- . , ato support this aecond boycott. W9 '1" ' PP°1't l m- W979The had backed the Galamison |"9_Te W express supoort for Gala-Mai 1 KB H Sh mm
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We are expressing the needfor action. Other-I irill join ua.".
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"Im not an integrationiat. BotI will work with anyone to im-
If the only way an can bringyahout attention to the injustieeal
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. Klnloch nld.t Others in the elvll rightsmovement expressed dismny atMalcolm: proposlll Jamesrmer. national director ol theCongress of Resin-1 Bqun-I163,meld the black natlonelut wuproposing a rave we: met Ne~¢ "§f° °° °§.1' 'Hnm.',' 11 "- °"u ° '~ 3* -rd Rust 5° CiVl'|rsl:lY:.,.!:ll0V;ll'l$l mu:l »~=----~==»-M-=~+' Y by the nstlnnal [I0 nld ofvrmerlv hid vm "=1 NP Malcolm: -1 mmugt can he~ OI Illh. M1. B1-'l5Ull| #119 hg]pfu1_ I-[Q Q3, gg jg.thing that has out been allb¬lOl'¬." of June: Form!-ll, eiectltlve d-~reetor of the southern-cuedStudent Nonviolent Coordinat-m I
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. C11! SIM durlnl IIIPres? conference other arrive!here lest nixht um he oppoell;Malcolm X: mtsemorn sueNeg:-oel ox-swine "rie clubs"one oerin in "mm not l_n eel!eienle. _ 'Ch! sold. Tm nelnll thei-There are we man: rlnee. I
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By ALFRED BALE
The Black Muslims usually
are thought oi mainly as
I Northern movement, out
their leader, Elijah Muham-mad, who .eIe:-s to hirnsell
as "The Messenger oi Allah."
wls born in the South.
Clirisienetl Elijah Poole,one of 13 children ot a share-
ercpper near Sandersville,6a.. he attended the area:
Jim Crow schools through
third grade, then worked as
a field boy, railroad laborer,sawmill hand, and brickyard
l1Bip£.-1.
in i9i.l he, his wife and
we c.:.ld:en moved to De-
it-oit."I"riere he and other
_l92egroes iound th¬:1".se192-esishunted irom emiiloymentlines by returning white war
veterans, and years oi hun-92_ger, poor living eonditionsand It-21' at hostile nightstick-o of police began. ' K
Then one day he encoun
it-red s light-skinned Negropedgller who spoke wordsthat intrigued him: "Myname is W. D. Fard. I came
irom the Holy City oi Mecca
to teach the so-called Negroesoi North Arne;-Bea who arethe Loft-I-ot.nd Nation of I5-lam. More I cannot tell you."
i-arc did not mention thatMtom- S ti
, It wleeough Io: P-.-as to l-tnow that Ferd, whole
ideas stirred him,~intended to1, Iound a Temple oi Islam" in the Detroit Negro ghetto,, and he, Poole, was to be iltle i
ignated Muhammad, First
1 Minister oi Islam."
Thus was born the semi-
seeret, black supremacist,, separatist movement known. as the Black Muslims. Fordor anized and directed it un 8 1
til 1934, when he mysteri-
ously disappeared. '
Poole, who moved its head-quarters to Chicago, hasl
headed it since then, and ex- i, cept during World War 11,[, when he served a term in the92 Federal Correctional Institu- ition at Milan. Mieh.. for re- J
iusing to cooperate wi_ Selective Service authorities lV
he sect seemingly has pros .~ered steadily. N E What do the Black Mus-
lims believe? »
In essence. like other racist ~
groups, white or Negro, they
. oppose integration as eon-trary to divine intent. They
look upon themselves as part Ioi a distinct nation oi supe- '
l rior, chosen people, Fard's"lost-Iound Nation oi Islam.
The sect's formal name. in
i fact, is The Nation oi Islam.i
,*-ole ,
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" newspaper, city and state.! _
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" "°" ALFRED BALK
,"' 1'= NATION OF ISLAM_ _ UNDER INVESTIGATION. TELEGRAM AND THE SUI
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dent and capable only of tur-
thering exploitation of so-
called American Negroes. they retrain Iron: voting or
other political activity. Somedecline, as Poole did Ln World
War II, to serve in the US.armed iorces. -
They subscribe to a spar-
tan personal code: No
smoking. drinking. 8II"b1i1'l:- ,using narcoli. 01 Em-131 1
immorality. _
No Muslim woman mi!use cosmetics or be alone in 3
the same roorn with a male
who is not a member oi ,
her tamily. Socializing with 1
whites, who are regarded as
"devils" who would dele
lthe black race, and in theirlvpinion already have weak-,ened it by race-mixinl. ll
strictly iorbidden. I
In the tradition o! ortho- .
dox Moslems they reier to ;
God as Allah. Prayers mustbe said to Him while lacing l
the East ve times daily Only one meal a day may be p
eaten. Fasting periods must
be Ob5El'92t'2d.- Neither pork-
nor anything cooked with-pork may be eaten. ,_ t
They'are instructed, never
to be polite, 1-teep themselves
and their homes immacu-_lately clean. and to pay bills
promptly. - _ = '
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sometimes referred to as
mosques although they may
be only a leased auditorium!.
. These include classes in
home econornica for men,
"physical hygiene" Judo,
boxing and military drill!.
All must agree to Iorgo
use or their last name, which
is considered only a "slave
name" handed down trom-
Iorebears' slavernasters." In-
stead, they apply to Poole for
a Muslim name, which is
"X," tor name unknown.
Thus, newly recruited
heavyweight boxing cham-
pion Cassius Clay presum--lably now will be known to
:l92luslirn brethren, and will re-92.fer to hlinsell, as Cassius X.
Customarily there ls no
singing at temple services,
only a prayer twhile Iacing
East to Mecca!, and s. ser-
mon. A mandatory search oi
everyone who enters, and a
painting on a blackboard by
the tront wall, set the, tone.
The painting shows a
Negro hung from a tree
limb. Painted beside lt is
an American ag captioned,
"Slavery, Suffering, and
Death," and opposite that
- "Freedom, J u st i c e, and
Equality." Large letters ask,
' Which will survive the War
of Arinageddon?"As a resulto! tight dlsci- Z _'pline, dedication ;_1§;g__ma-
raderie, there frequently are
remarkable changes oi per-
sonal conduct among mem-
bers - the slovenly made
responsible, criminals "set
straight," alcoholics become
teetotalers, dope addicts
{reed of addiction. -
In slums and prisons
where Black Muslims are
most active, such transfor-
mations cannot help having
a powerful-impact, and many
testimonials I heard from
Muslims themselves were
indeed impressive.
But according to psycholoigists. judges and law cnlrcct
ment officials with whom l;
talked, there is another side
or the coin which may be 01
greater consequence. That is
the eect of Black Muslzm
teachings and practices con-
cerning racism and violence.
These, as one ollicial put
lt, are "a powder keg, so
explosive that it might ignite
at. any time-with tragic re-
sults Ior whites and Negroes
alike."
coorrlght, ll , by
United Feature Brndicote, Inc.
to carry weapons. and always 'an' Islamic star and crescent, _ T931-'; 93;"; Qty
The facts and fiction
about the strength of the
Black Muslims.
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By Martin G. Be:-ck
'. Olflali-allfribalallal
llalnlln-Xilnow min-
dependllt Ollcrator in the
m'rim~of Allah and black
dnatlonalinn. Ouate<iaaNo.2
man in the Black Muslim
hestruokaireah
tanc! yesterday.
to bu! luna
ubelorae1.i-
ver they are
Prcdicit more racial vio-
lence inll than ever he-
tore. lb '&larcd that "the
time has mane for the Amery
tan Nqn to aht back in
eel!-detenaa whenever and
wherever he is beina unlustly
tween." _
And the non-violent fp-
yroach of civil right: troupe
diamiaaed by saying: "It is
to teach a man not
defend himaelf when he is
constant victim oi brutal
lot the- h. muscular
er with a cloae-cropped
ll. a razor II and a quick
ilk. had some olive
-anchea to inc. at least
g Bafaoatantb Ih _ rtmodernmy in a room at thet lheraton.BeeaJ.leda
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. allposition. nor that he la dia-
aaaociated from Eliiah Mu-
ham.|nad'l noun that la tor-
malbv atyled the Nation 01
Pl:-at. he intends to aeek a
"common approach with
other Negro lea-era and or-
nniaat.ionl.'dcmlte"aha1-p.
dierenoea. in an eilort to
combat auch problems aa
alcoholism. druz addiction
and nrmtitution. Al oi this
minute. he iorzotten ever!-
thina bad that the other
leader: have laid about me.
he raid. "and! n! they can
also forget the man! bad.
thtnn Ive said about them."
-Second. he will organize
new apparatus, to he known
the Muslim Mosque. me. tha
will provide 1'0: the partici-pation ogcbgon-hluaiime inpolitical. omic and social
programs, "despite their re-
llzious and non-relilioua be-
lleia."
It will work. he aaid. to
control community politic:
and "will aniu to or: sweep
out oi oice all Nearo politi-
cians who are puppet; for the
outside forces." "A temporary
headquarters has been-.aet up
in the Theresa Hotel. 2090
Beventh Ave.. in Harlem.
LIE-i§Olm indicated that the
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.921alco1m X speaks.
embrace all those Nezroes.
especially the youth. who
subscribe in the Black Mus-
lim's separatist. Bnl.l-l1'il.¬ll'l-
tionist views about race, but
do not v.-ant the religious
trappings of Islam.
"I'm too intelligent to take
a stand as militant and eon-
Il'O92'El'.SlBl. and as you saw.
extremist. unless I had some
indicai-n oi support." he
1:ro"m'tl1 a smile. "I O {J 0
As ior himself. Malcolm,
said. "I ain and always will
be a Muslim." and he will
continue to espouse the back-
to-Airica teachlnl-ii oi Elijah ;l
Muhammad. Leavin: the door l
open for reconciliation. he
distributed the text oi a tele-
gram to Mr. Muhammad say-
ing that he had not leit the
Nation oi Islam of his own
iree will, but announced he i
was quitting only to save its i
national omoials the dia-
Irace of having to explain
their real reason ior iorcinl
me out." '
Malcolm X. who was sus-
pended iron-i leadership last
December for allegedly moclr-
in: the assassination oi Pres-
ident Kennedy. previously
blamed his tall from grace 1
on the jealousy oi Mr.
Muhammad's son, Akbar. and
his son-in-lair, Raymond
Sharrlef.
Pointing up his new in-
volvement in non-Muslim
aairs. he disclosed that he .
had been invited to meet in
Chester. Pa.. tomorrow with
the Rev. Milton A. Galami-
son. Brooklyn school integra- l
tion leader. and Mrs. Gloria
Richardson. leader of the
Carnbridie, Md.. Non-violent
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lims told the Chicago
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soon as I hear_:i'rom Mai-
colm X, I wiii make a coin-
rnent on his _deciaian_'!
Muhammad said Malcolm I
had mailed a letter to him and
that he expected to receive
' letter within the next
c pie 01 days. "M that time.
shall have a comment," he
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Malcolm X, suspended New
York minister of the "Black
Musiims,"_ on Sunday had de-
clared that he was breaking
with the group to form his awn
organization, a Black Na-
tionalist Party to lead Negroes
in active self-defense againstwhite supremacists." " .
"There can be norevoiutionwithout bloodshed, and it is
nonsense to describe the ctv_urights movement in America
as a revolution," Malcolm92; said. ________MaIcoIm wa|__suspended listDecember as Neg_._!e:92.-.leader---
0! the Black llusisns alter I
speech in which he said Presi-
dent Kennedy's assassinationwars case oi the ehichms
coming home to roost." . -
He said he new has hrokq
completely with the Black
Muslim group which has kept
eat at the tight for integra-
tion and concentrated ea
ei-eating _a separate blacknation. '
Malcolm said he had _not "_been invited to the annual ' vention 01 the Black Musfzl.. A ._O
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Malcolm was critical oi the
doctrine 0! non-violence preach-!!! luv _ma1or civil rights or.£lIliZlU0£_ and said it was a¢!¢¢!tItion__on the Negro be-au I-ht! have only to es:-3amine the iailure oi this so-cal.ed revolution to produeef.1117 positive results in the past!e_ar." ' -1
I1¢°1m. who was apparent-l a {actor in heavyweight boa-i E_ champ Cassius Clay's 3-sion I-o_ loin the Black M -lime, said he had been ta?
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vented by Elijah lluhamm d97°!!! l°i!92iFl in the civil rigstruggle in the South. .
"It is going to be differ-'ent now. Pm going tn join in
the ght wherever Negroesask for my help, and I stts. _pcct my activities will be on .
a greater and more intensivescale than in the past," he
_ said. '
- Malcolm said he had accept-_eti in invitation to aid, civilrights committee in Plaque.mines Parish county!, La, __ea- ..
"lam prepared to 00096-'.ri1it'1b£;1 giv ghts a¢ti°':r Iil he black natlonaha as
in the South and elsewhereand shall do so because var!campaign for specic objec-tives can only heighten tho-politieal consciousness oi . theNegroes and intensity theiridentiiication against white s0-cuqxt A
Besaidherrouldtellhisio1-lower; what a real revolutionmeans-' the French Reveil-tion, the American Revolution,Algeria, to name a lei,"He said the main am-
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a political eoniccpt and form _ol social action against the _ _appressora-" ' _ - "
llalcolrn said he felt he -could best spread II. lu-hami-nad's message by stayingout of the Nation oi Islam andcontinuing to work on my ownamong America's :2 million .non-hlualim Negroes. '-
Until his break with the_Black Muslim leadership, Mal- -cnlm had been regarded asthe organization's second most ._ ..power-tut gure and possibly.-the heir apparent to the rulingElijah Muhammad. .A factor in the split was be-lieved to have been the report-ed rivalry between Hal lmand Muhammad's sOn-in- I.Raymontl Sharrieit, who is aidto aspire to succeed Mu m-
nfad.Sharrieii is in command oithe Muslim's ~' secret armyknown as "the Fruit of Islam."Malcolm had been active inthe Mnsllrn movement for 1§~years, rising to his positiolof leadership through an al-carmy shrewdncs; and withhis reputation for eloquence. '
.Betore entering the move-.lrneot he was involved in therackets in Harlem and he
;served time in pzison, I~ Malcolm has said he is not_ashamed oi this part oi hispast because it was donewhen l was part oi the whiteman's Christian -world."
As a Muslim, I would neverhave done these awiul thinisthat caused me-to io to pris-
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qta ipqli, name atElijah Muhammad wept today for the loss of the brightest star in the ii-1u.-:lim'v<-w. lr one mi--i
iirmarncnt. ¢
I am stunned. the 65-year-
old patriarch said of the delec-
tlon of Malcolm X. "I never
dreamed this man would deviate
from the Nation of Islam. Every
one of the Muslims admired
him.
Interviewed at his Phoenix.
Aria. home, the leader oi 30li.00il
Negro separatists was in team
as he lcknowledited the depart
turc of the lop New York Mus
lim from the fold. .
"What he has said makes it
denite. He has deviated. Obedi-
ence is can important thing to
us."
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Louisville. heavyweight champ.
Cassius Clay. dubbed Muharnli
mad Ali by his spiritual father,
bowed to the treat.
I don't ltrtotv much about
what Malcolm X is doing, but
I do know that Muhammad is
the wisest.
i The 22-year-old ghters alle-
giance to the parent movement
may be an ironic footnote to the
Muslim schism. Malcolm X, un-,
til now a ery champion ot the.
Muslim creed, is generally given.
credit for Clay's conversion.Malcolm on Sell Dcleltle . *
I am a tighter and I am rel
ligour, Clay declared. I am not
805112 lo do anything that: not
ight.
In New York, Malcolm _ap
pcared on I CBS show, and dc l
ined what he meant by 'factiv|.
iself detnse." o ll
"In any situation where Ne
lgrocs are being brutalired. the.
erstwhile heir apparent to Elijah
Muhamr 1 I declared. "t h e y
should defend tlternselves. In;
every part oi this country where '
the Negro is constantly the vic-
tim 01 vicious assaults on the"
part of seg1'egationista'and white,
supremacists, I think that every
one of those Negroes should
have a shotgunor a rifle which;
he should always obey the law
with."
But In Phoenix, Elijah Mu-l
hammad lirmcd the plteibil-
ity of his own movement and
cast doubt on Malcolm's capacity
lo initiate much violence. l
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For 'Oppréssors'
X is defined as the sym
and as such is o. tting surnaI for an unknown quantity
me lor Malcolm X, thunost,
articulate qaokesnun for the blue; erg:-reme.elst.s.__
Now Malcolm X has brokenl
airom the Chicago-bum Black
Muaim movement and 118.5%
created a new unknown quan-
tlty-his own Black National-
lat Party.
Who la Malcolm X and what
lnakel him tick?
What kind or person would
mock the assassination oi l
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CASTRO CALL
What was Malcolm X: mo
tlvation in bemg one of the
rst persons to call on Cuba's.
Communist Premier Fidel Ca>-
tro on hrs trip to New York w-
attend 1 UN sermon? ;
, Bill-crness is as loud an-1'
Insurer II any. Bitterness and
I conaumlng hoslility toward
white: for the may In which
be believe; they have pushed l
the Negroes lrolmd in the
I15.
His deep h0sliliI..92'. in Incl.
was responslble for hls namc.92i
I I'll once called Malcolm
Llllle. he aye, "hut 1 Ilve,
my olive name back to the
white nun ld now call l!l¬ f
Malcolm I." 1 l
BORN xx orlunn l 92
He was horn in Omaha. Ne :.,|
iand grew up in Lanslna. M1ch..
New York and Boston. |
His tether was a Garverlle. a
follower of an early black na-
tionalist leader, and also a
Bandit Ininlli-tr.
Malcolm I Ill-ll the family
homes had ham burned by the
IKE In Olrlhlnd at Lansing.
And be I'll I lay. a cler-
Iynun. 1 Qhn. and it was
Chrial-ill! Ib_ ohrned the
homes in ill j.aeapeople
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He In eerring 5 term lnlthe Maximum Becuritr Prieon|
in Concord. Man. wh a re-,
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Malcolm X said he was re-
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With his conversion. Mal-L
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belief. insiders said. and thin.-
is why Malcolm was suspended
last December by Elijah,
The sources contended that
when Malcolm eitributed Pres-
idem Kennedy: assassination:
to the "chickens coming home;
to roost," ii. provided a ready-;made opportunity for Muhem- .
mad to cut Mllcolm down?
to size." ,
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Because for months Malcolm
had been waging a power
siruggie, a struggle so cuecess- .
iul that he and not Muhammed
had become identified nation-Y
ally as the lemder of the Blacill
Muslims.
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gznizing 1 militant Black Na-i
tionalist Part!» where will he
lead it?
Listen:
America will pay. The crime:
of the white man will be even-
ged. The black man in the ori-
ginal man. the father of civill-
ution. But America lteeli.
becaose oi the eeedg it hill sown
in the past ngalnlt the bl:-cl
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Warning that "there can be no revolution without?bloodshed," Malcolm x today mo he would tell andAme;-lean Negro what a real revolution means" in or-
ganizing his own Black Nationalist Party following his;
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His militant mcsaaae HE!with his announcement oi is
break with the Chicaio-based!
Black Muslim movement whose
leader, Elijah Muhammad sue-|pended him last December for
stating that President Ken-
nedy: assassination was a case;
o1 "the chicken: oomlng home
to roost."
Muhammad could not be
reached immediately tor com-,
ment on Malcolm: deiectioni
and plans to organize his own.crow. '
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Malcolm said that "1 remain
a Muslim."
"But," he added. the main
emnhula of the new move-
ment will he black nationalism
an a political concept and lorm
of social action against the
ottureuors.
"I have reached the conclu-
alon that I can heat spread Mr.
Muhammad: message by eta!-
tnl out of the Nation of Islam
and continuing to work on my
own among America: 22-m1l-
llou non-Muslim Negroes."
The Black Muslim move-
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militancy 0! the movement he
will head.
"I shall tell them the Ne-
groeal that what has been
called the Negro revolution in
the United States is o deeelI-
tion practiced upon them, be-
cause they have only to enm-
ine the {allure of this lo-called
- revolution to produce any posi-
tive result: in the past year.
_ "I ahall tell them that a-Ireal revolution means -- the
French Revolution, the Amer-
"1'EI""K'evo]ution. Algeria; to
,name a few. Ihere can be nopt t
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rev lotion without hloodahetl
and It E non.aenae"1I"IlIflhe
the civil rlghta movement in
America aa a revolution." -
I-lie bitterness against. Mu-
hammad was evident when he"
charged that the Black Muslim .
|1en.der had prevented him from -
'lJartieiDlti.nR in civil rights!
battle: in the B-outh despite
many opportunities to takei
PlI'l»- I
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inow." Malcolm pledged. "Pm;
I°|-HI to iotn in the tight when '
.ever Negroes ask for my help
fund I suspect my activities will
be on a greater and more in-
tcnaive scale than In the past."
l As his rst eliort, he said
he had accepted an invitation
W help a civil rllhts pomm1t-
tee in Plaqueminn Peiun, La.
'P novshrc. JOBS
e said good education,ho ing and Jobs are impera-
tlvee for the Negroea and I
hnll support them in their
ytight to win these ohlect.lvea."
But I shall tell the Ne;-roe;
that while theae are neceaaary,
they cannot aolve the main _
Negro problem." he aid. 1=
L Malwlm slid that he hid?
-the sllpmrt of many Negro in-
tellectuals and professional; 2
who could not acce Islam bu ==
view on racial genaratlon. -
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lted'wlT"Ulnching Clay'! l!Ul'F"version to the Muslim sect. But
the lighters allegiances may be
tested by Malcolm's break with
national leader Elijah Muham-
mad.
Over the weel-tend, Elijah, in
an apparent attempts to garner
some of the reected Clay
glory, bestowed the name5" Muhammad Ali" on the cham-_, pion. Clay responded in kind:
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Also, Clay has been outspoken
in his contempt at integra-
tionist goals. But ln branching
out on his own, Malcolm X
declared he was ready to oo-
operate ln local civil rights
actions in the ,South and else-
where" in order to intensity
Negro identication against
white society."Clay has said he will move
to Long Island, close by Mal-
colm X's residence. And when
Rudolph Clay. brother 0! the
champ, attended a Muslim con-
vention in Chicago, he pointedly
abstained lrom hailing Moham-
m d. Instead. he spent thenilht of Cassius victory rvithMalcolm X.tlalcolnfs break with theChi-
capo-based Black Muslims dame
while he was still under sus-
pension, ostensibly re-lerring to
the assassination ol President
eKnnedy as "the chickens com-
ing home to roost. Malcolm.
however, blamed the "jealousy"
01 192iuhammad's son and son-
in-law for his downgrading. I-le
also said his remarks on the as-
sassination has been misinter-
preted.The split comes as a result
oi diverging points ot view aswell as personality tactors. The]Muslims, insisting on the crea-
tion of a separate Negro natlon,E
have abstained irom civil rights-
eflorts-ter-rning the futile-}
and urged their members to
shun the white man. i
Through still avowlng black
nationalism, Malcolm X haspromised to "Join in the ght!
wherever Negroes ask for myi
help." Unlike the national Mus-
lims, Malcolm declared that he-
sees "black nationalism as a
political concept and form of
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Malcolm X, Black Muslim
leader who became the sect:
principal spokesman, said last
Iiilht he is Xorminl his own
Muslim noup as a result of a
break Iith the parent organi-
ration.
Malcolm X said. "I want it
clearly understood that my
advice to all Muslims is that
they stay in the Nation oi
Islam under the spiritual
guidance of the Hon. Elijah
Muhammad.
"It is not my desire to en-
courage them to follow me."
I-le added:
"1 intend to v92'o:"l~: on my
own among Americas 2'3 mil-
lion non-Muslim Negroes. My
new Muslim organization
with black nationalism a part
ol its philosophy-will seek
to convert Negroes from non-
violence to active sell-defame
against white supremacists in
all parts of the country."
Malcolm X was Suspended
by Muhammad as head oi the
Harlem Black 192£uslim mosque
alter Malcolm I referred to
the assassination of President
Kennedy as "the chickens
comma home to roost."
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new orlanization. Malcolm I
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to take any position which
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"1 remain a Muslim." Maicoiini.aid. "but the main emphasis oiiii-ie new movement will be black.
nationalism no a political con-
cept and form of social action
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as it can" because it was too
narrowly sectarian and too in-liiioiieo. '
"I am prepared. Malcolm;
92 said. "to cooperate in local civilrights actions in the South and
elsewhere and ahall do so be-,1 cause every campaign for spa-3l cilic objectives can only height-i
I en the political eortselousnes of
the Negroes and intensify their
identification against. white so-ciety." __ _ _ on invitation to help a civil,.*5§t-its" ooinmlttoe in Pllfnines Pariah Colin?-lrl. 14- L' ""'.t'l-iero is no use deceiving-out-sewn," Juloolm said. Good -.
education. hot!-I111: 1-ndjobl IN .
tmpu-atlvel tor the Nclrevnot 1 shall support them ta"
their ght to win these objec-
. uves,butIahallt.cl1tbeNe-poes that while these an neo-Q5331! they ea.-inot aolvl tho
main Negro problem."
Malcolm continued: 4 I shall also tell therri that.
.wi-tat has been called the "Negrorevolution in the United Statenta a. deception graciiced uponmom, because ey have onlyto ¢;It..I.i'll.iI92-Q the tailure of thl-I.so-called revolution to i=M92=<=='Ia.ny positive results in the past-
{I -~11-.iisu ten them what |. realrevolution rnea.nsl-he 1 r92¢hRevolution, the American Revo--lution, Algerl-. $0 lm! 3 W-|'n-iere eim be no revolution.withoul. b1ood5l'ied. and itinonsense to describe tl-ie_ ch1 gt-its movement in America 1revolution." _ _ l
Malcolm said E1l]3h_Mu|Bm3
; 13¢] had prei-ented_hiru _trom_' artieipatirig in civil rightlstruggles in the South A1-_t.l-iough he had had rn8.!lY 9?,portu.nities to do 50- _i "It. is going no be dlftmrnow," Malcolm sal<i- Tm 8°51"!to join in the ght. wherever _Negroes I-alt tor ri-i_y hc1l>- In!I suspect my activities willt beon |, greater and more in _en-alvo scale than in the Pill» l
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'- "I shall also accept all lm-portant speaking engaglwat oolleges and universities.Malcolm said. "bewlsv I *1 -4that most. white students are- .more attuned to the times than,their parents and realize ll-ii
son-ieu-ling is tuntianientally;vn-orig in this cOtll'll.l'Y-; Malcolm has spoken at morethan. 20 eolleges and universi-itiea. including I-Iarvard andxais. He 5.-no his popularity H1 university speaker hadaroused the animus and 111' _paw Htlhiltitiiuu i| :7 7: I V Ijmulronsitiou conmiiiizo l __ p92LL I .. .- ' ti 57 J77?"tt%I;%ili%Bi' l Jllnoieoio pogo, none oi
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euse ror his suspension. Malcolmlsald. In that sggeh Malcolm-,deelared that . Kennedy:
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"chicken: coming home toroost. '
Malcolm contended that his
phrase had been misinterpreted.
He said he had meant that a
spread ot social hatred had cre-
ated an atmosphere that made
-assltsslnation possible.
Malcolm said he had not been
invited to the annual Black
Muslim convention in Chicago}
:on Fell. 26. Later, he said, he:
telephoned Elijah Muhammad
',and requested clarification ol
,h.is status.He received a letter from Mr.
rhtuhammad that lett the ques-
ltion unanswered, he said.
Malcolm said he decided then;that the time had come for him
.to act, but that he would not.
jset himself up as a rival to Mr.
Muhammad or provoke him. it
Plane New York Base
Malcolm declared that his
first task would be to eonstruet
n organization based in New
York. He said that he was sup.
-ported by many Negro inteliee-U
tuals and professionals who.
could not accept Islam but as-;
leepted the Black Muslim view
|o! race relations in the UnitfStates. ed]I Malcolm contended that Ne-;Igrocs were dissatisfied with the
progress of the civil rights move-
ment and that this had created
the basis tor a successful black
nationalist» political movement.
He declared:
' "The white power structure
Ls hopeful that the civil rights
leaders will channel the demands
and the bitterness of the Ne-
groes into a token painless oom-
promise. They are mistaken.
The white leaders don't realise
the extent to which the civil
rights leaders have deceived
them about the true feelings or
the Negroes.
"Another thing. The Negroes.
still don't understand the power
'of the ballot in the North. We
must make them understand
~tl-.ot the Negro voter; have it
lln their power to decide next
.No92'ernber whether Johnson
stays in the White House or
.[.'.0es hack to his Texas eottooi
lpatch."
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,ing to split the Muslims.
"I want it clearly undertvdl
lthnt my advice to all litnslirns-:15 u1Eq_ they stay in the Nationor Islam under the nplfll-l-13-ll
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192751 who struggled against poverty In I. iamily 0! eleven ch- .
dren alter his father's death, who iounii law as a profession
blocked against lum when he was sixteen, who turned to the.
underworld as Bag Red" and was converted to Elijah: lei -in prison: this Malcolm X has become the orator, propagandlst"_ and intellectual 0! the movement. -_ '- _. ,-_. ' -'__'_-,1-' -
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thick or civil rights demonstrations in _Nort.h and South alike. i. if will be "equally interesting to see how the lenders of-imajor Negro movements will respond to Malcolm X! oercooperate in local civil right! lotions." Coming from a man-
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Clay, who announced his
conversion to Islam shortly
after dcthroning Liston, is not
8 principal in the upcoming
contest between suspended Min-
ister MQICOIII1 X and Muham-
mad's sonsin-law, Raymond
Sharrie, Ior suecesor to the
aging Muhammad.
But recent developments tn
the dissension-rent movement
have indicated that Clay is u
potent second in Malcolm X's
corner in his coming showdown
with Sharrielr, yyho is the cap-
tain ot the Muslim's paramili-
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The struggle between M -
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the open last December when
the New York leader of Mosquejslant.
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assassination oi Pre side nt
Kennedy.
And Clay, regarded L! the
clown Prince oi! boxing until
his surprising defeat oi Liston,
has gured in several develop-
ments in the undercover ght-
ing which has made Malcom X:
suspension stick months beyond
its expected duration.
First Malcolm X, who remains
as minister ot Mosque No. 1 at
Muhammad's Temple 01 Islam,
153 Lenox Av.. persuaded the
then heavyweight contender . to
come here. secretly to addressn
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convert to Islam. Clay, whose
Muslim brother, Rudolph Valen-
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* convention. did not hall Muham-
imad. Instead, he hailed Islam.
, and spent his night or victorymm Malcolm X. '
And the impending spilt was
Iurther emphasized when all
Muslim temples, except New
York, sent greetings to the co
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The Sharrief! lorces stru '
A back at Malcolm X, the mosWartlculate spokesman of the
movement, by giving a big con-
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which Malcolm X, before hi!' suspension, had been ondexed toi head along with his New Yolk
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that eome what may he: here,-
io stay. _Or. gootlby Louisville, hello 1}New York. - --
"This is my home," the new.champ lnnounced alter flyinginto town to show hlmsei! toaome loyal subjects and the big- i92city press. _ _ .. -"I'm going to buy a house
- here for about $100.tI." he d°d* '" CLAY: '1 am so prltt-ty, andA spokesman said Clay has
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I';:.he.i also a great man. He's" Btel Theresa with a ehaurleured
Caddy parked Oulsldtr-'"- Lat night the 22-year-oldkin: held court tor about 50
!ana_ln the Theresa; lobby, and
it went like this: '
I am the gt-eatest."~
CHORUS: . "Yes. yes you are."Earlier, New York's Black
Muslim leader, Malcorn X,
joined Clay for a Times Square
review ot the movies oi Tues-N.
tiny: upset oi Sonny Liston.
I-ll; Night "_ l _ "1
A crowd of 500 waited tor
Cassius to "emerge trorn his.
pleasure at the NewsreelTheater on Broadway at 49th St,
and when he did, lt Wl.5.Wllh_»startling modesty. - ,
"Malcolm X got more requests;
or his autograph than I didff,
lay said. "Hea the gr-eatesL"'_
Malcolmn X disagreed. Whll
assius, who announced th
day alter he won the title that
he has been a Muslim member
tor some months, was distribut-1
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"He's the greatest boxer but
the champ intellectually andphilosophically." ' - ' 7 .
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Clay said he was glad to he
here shaking up TimesSquare" and said he would visit
the United Nations on Wedtletday to "shake it up." - '."I'm golg; to meet all the. 1:-'='-95: i | .' Q;-;'--"-='-'5'
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him?! "I've already got in-
vitations. said Cassius, "to
visit Mecca the Moslem Holy
City!. Cairo, Rome, London,
Germany, Malaysia, Parkiatanand Turkey. _ '
Later, Clay aald he would
give Liston a rematch it the
Iormer champlon asks, than
a iled when asked ll he thought
h could win again.
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uled the title '.luea-dey otterA winning the world: hair!-wolal-at. title. He: now megely;
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junen. the nan-ulous clump had
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After silo! coed 1716 lb
Malcolm X. Clay ll-I-led 1. 10
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roared ll. every quip en_d verze;
1--and they kept tmillnz up-1ijironngly l-I he slipped 1111*>amor.:' his usual potter 1 few,usual plugs tor the religion pf?_l.he Musllml. - Q
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How ton; u he luymg. mjNew York? ' " ~ I
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l A subdued Cgglils C111 meld he expected Clay to re-'
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But, he eald: The last time,
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» mpanied by an old 1:-lend,alcolrn X, o leader of the
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civil rights groups. ;Cla enter Passersby saw ythe News:-eel Theater, 49:11
St. and Broadway. when he ;came out. a crowd was wa.it- '-,in; for him. He spent the ,-
next 30 minutes signing auto-graphs, using the root of his
1964 Cadillac limousine as I.
desk-Then he hauled I bag atlst organization than
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foreign countries, including
Egypt, England, Germany.
Italy, Malaysia, Pakistane bag was empty. he and and Turkey. He added that
. aleolm X entered the Um-
1 ouslne and drove away. -'; Beiore he lett, Clay a re-
rter. Tm shaking upmes Square now. In a lew
aye. I11 shake _up the' nited Nations. I'm going to
meet all the delegates."He ma he had been 111-"
wlted to visit e number oi
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the holy city oi Moslem faith
which Clay now claims to
embrace. -
The. Louisville Llp also
disclosed that he plans to
move Ire;-n Kentucky to theNew York area. He said he
plans to buy a home here,probably on Don: Island---"--.-.--.,_...-.-----.___.-. -r - ~ - , ,His temporary home ls Han
Ie:-.ns Hotel Theresa. whet.
he has a three-room suite.
Clay. who usually blll
hlrnseli I8 The Greatest.
displayed unaccustomed
touch of modesty last night.
When his lens roared You
are the greatest," he grinned
agreement. But then e
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4F » NEW YORK -- Malcolm X. suspended New York-' I lesdeeof the Black Muslims. may aeen break his ties-_ with the group and form Ii new organization with the3 backing of new heavyweight champion Caluius Clay," 3; according to Major Robinson, writer for the New York -
Oouriee. ' _- '
Malcolm was reeently'sus-
pended from all of his former
official duties as minister oi
losque l92'o. 1, in-New York's
%- ariem area, when he made
some allegedly derogatory re-_mai-ks concerning the death oi
ie President John 1". Ken-|e edyHe was suspended by Elijah-= luharnmad, leader of the lua-lims. _-- i Robinson states be learned
that "the newly-crowed .
i" heavyweight champ, Cassius 1I Clay, is solidly in Maieoinrs' corner and would lend the is-
.. iluence oi his nation-wide-'_i standing to any efforts at hisirield to establish I CIR 0|
his urn. V ...-.¢
I An insider said," -RUDD '-
son smote, that Ialeeln
wants to participate more ae- ;
tively with other Nellgroups in every phas-e,li' thecurrent Negro - revoin ~
nllile Muhammad's inner eir
ele, is satised with their
present image." -
several "omens" are intllals:olm's possession, Robin-son says. should the lluslim
leader decide upon {arming a
splinter group. .Robinson also points all
the tact that '1bnsiness inter-
ests of the New York mosque
have multiplied and prel-
pered, ereatins employment
tor many Negroes. . .
Lewis lliehaus, president oi.
the Mriean Nationalist Goun-eii in America, Rob id,-Ili Miami "gm-sl' weeks "Ea:? mm ." '-1:0, cm's3'mn¢s told the '4 4- M H
3,5 - res: that his son was a mem-careful judlement before be
condemned Ilaleolrn. He is ro-
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NationdiisiHleuds For L
Malcolm X
Harlem's number one
Black Nationalist thle
week -naked the nation:
number one Black Eur
lim to deal lightly with
Muslim Minister Malcolm
X.
a , President of the Mnican N
ti alista Council in America.
t the message to Elijah Mn-
h ad spiritual leader ol the
muslirna. on the eve ol the Black
Muslinfa convention scheduled
to be attended by lllouaanda.
Mindful of the tact that Mal-
colm X has been officially nua-
pended and silenced by Muham-
mad since the death oi President
Kennedy, Michtll said in a teie-
Iran: to Huhamlnad:
Al an admirer of your great
I k in bringing twill in
rlcau so-celled Negro '
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in betore you mount the' in Cbloeio at the Ju e-'
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lctllsalion alter he heard Jesui-
Read Matthew, chapter 21', verses
19 I: 24. The Apostle Paul whok up the cause of Jen:-I. had
be brought by his accu ra, lore King Ag-ripoa and a orh aria: Paul he found no I it
him. Bead Aota chapter ."
Minister Malcolm X will h e
.m be judged before he can becondemned olllenrise -the con-
demnation will fall upon his ac-
cuscrs. All praise due to Allah
who la just in all his judgments."' Unconfirmed reports state that
Mr. Mu.-.amn1ad-wlllilfthia na-pension ban on Malcolm X at
the end oi the Muslim! Chica o
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Li 2 Lbetmone. but In e nationi'_ ; the Snn! Litton-Cneeitli-W. -Olly prueght Genius heJllllh -. .' ' - - i ' -
Shuling picture pollen-de__ot chimpanzees, Malcolm X: plopped 0111.0 I. loin k92'tl928llobhy oi the Hampton House.92 the other night. and diecuuellr l hie religion end the misunder-' E 7 minding! thereto Ippt-hie
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1'1-low_rneny'!"'I llon't.know. How many BlackMusfune lne there! "I dun!
know." he repent;Atpresent, helein e pecu-li r position ll my part of QneTun ie e lynch pate:The chickens have l?lO_c0mlhome to roost that-e"' i_ .t Cuneequently. Meieqitn X'_ml'Mt.in'i¢l' nnelpn to livi-lnterviewi through eh Sinai-imnr spokesman: an-nel_y.'him.-ell. This éoes not detract,lrumwhel._heea>1."' 92- I,
The lenders of the K:'U¢lo~he ms, are prenehem lb?
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I, on :11-Amecln boy e are teaching me. -1-gtigtouo beliefs he cause we don! pretend that thothe villain, Ma} problem iibeing solved. thrwhepokeo-92 iorcod integraon.- _ I an saying that the prob-; "It to e oongerwl th _"' °° lam to getting worse, not bet-" ; gpj writer or oolommt 33 oer. And when warmer weaA lov|himl¢92i1"5lnm'-°'h° "? begins to Ippe-If to the No 5 oi not betng obie-V0. W3 3* the probiem in oto oo Et. . u
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Pd: No.New York New YorkHm n I .H 4" March 16, 6%
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The March 16, 1964, edition of The ew
York Times", a daily newspaper published in New
York, New York, contained an article on page oneconcerning the school boycott in New York Cityplanned for March l6, 196%, under the leadership
of Reverend Milton A. Galamison, pastor of the
Siloam Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
The article indicated that Reverend Galamison
had received unsolicited support for the schoolboycott from Malcolm X and his Muslim Mosque, Inc.
Malcolm X was the former Minister of Nation of Islam- NOI! Mosque Number 7, New York City, who broke with
ihe N01 on March 8, l96H, and formed the Muslim Mosque,
Inc.
A characterization of the NOI and
NOI Mosque Number 7, New York City
are attached hereto and all sources
therein have furnished reliable
information in the past.
Malcolm X
held
YorkThis pledge of support was given bywhile speaking at a rally on March 15, 196B,
at Milbank Center, 32 West 118th Street, New
City. Malcolm X stated that although he opposedintegration, he favored the boycott in order to get
better schools for Negro children. However, Malcolm X
Join stated that he would not march nor
a picket line during the boycott on
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Reverend Galamison stated, according to thearticle, that he had not talked with Malcolm X,
but if the latter adheres to non-violence, he will
be welcome at the boycott.
The rally at which Malcolm X spoke on
March 15, l964, was sponsored by the Harlem Community
Council on Housing HCCH!, which is conducting
rent strikes in Harlem, and was attended by about
l5O persons. Malcolm X was invited to speak by the
leader of the HCCH, Jesse Gray, who said the rally
was celled to work up support for the school boycott.
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LY T-l advised on November 20, 1958, that
Jesse Gray had been the organizer for the
Harlem Region of the Communist Party, United
States of America cease!; but thi positionterminated during Noverfoer, 1958, é!
NY T-2 advised on January 23, 1954, that
according to William Patterson, Chairman
of the New York District CP, Jesse Gray
is no longer a CP member but is friendlyto the or. Q5!
N1 T~1 and NY T-2 above, have both furnished
reliable information in the past.
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is divine Ierk and the people thatI em teiching of the truth as they haveone Lord or imcts which I em teachingoi the dead of my people, nemtellg dead
mbeut hypocrite.
deviate from Islam ere s hypocrite. Theyéime. Tiere is no weeping and noening ofby the believer. Re are glad to know 1There is nc weeping or moaning over ne oneiii, _eav¢s 1511: me a hypocrite am deviator or one thatwculi nee like ta live under the guidance oi G@d'B
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that sir?1! he spoke invormbly, he had no other alternative.Ii he speaks iivorehle and he believes in 1 divineniesion_ni Lllnh thmt he has given-to-ne end the ~essegethat he h$S given to me to deliver to my people, * wouldremain with ne. He would not go miter other groupe '
who have not eccepted Islam.
The Iuslins so iar'es I hive studied this movement,have stood tor nonwviolenee. An I correct about that?That's right. i t ~ .1... Qhe spoils about the sect oi coming vio enee.e says thexe can be no revolution without bloodshedIhit is your comment on that sir?
I have nothing to do with his ideis or anyone else'sideas. I am absolutely following the dictation ofllleb to me. 1 have no such thing as guidance ironl&LCOLE 0: anyone else. l have nothing to do withazynue the $iP$G to follow their own ideas. That isup to them and they axe independent to do Ib&t they
gleaae.There are sane Fegrc leaders here in Few York whoCynidill} seem to think the: this is not really abreikiway by IALCOLI £rom.the Iuslins but secretlythere is i new stxategy being devised to set up s[O1iL13L1 action group. ls thmt true?
I don't know whether it is true or not. IALCOI norehycne else of the gromp leiders have hid anything to
sa§ to me.
Did he dissusa this with you when he came to eee you
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That I an not saying but this was not_under discussion.
Iell sir, Ihzl-1; is finally your feeling about shatILLCOLI his done so independently?
I an absolutely surprised st the nan.lug are you surprised, sir? He was boxed up for 90 days.
He didn't have 90 days. He had an indefinite suspension.
And why are you absolutely surprised?I an absolutely surprised st I nan Ibo has representedhimself publicly here for several years.
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Tbit's right.Yen realize thnt IALCOLI on the TV and his interviewswith newspaper people is very eaphntie to the effectthat be vis still a luslrn, still believed in the H01,ind was still devoted to Ir. Ivillin. You realisehe is still siying that here in Rev York?
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e said that to me list night. He also said it on
TV here.Here belief counts for nothing in Isltn unless carried
inte practice.
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urns?Iould you be in tmvcr if they quit the guns and eras?
I an in favor oi what Allah has given to ne end what
I have been teaching icr 53 years.
Ihnt 15 thhtt Elf?
Just what I hive been teiching all over the country.That my followers do :ot==thst we curry no urns andwe don't seek to win victory with urns. we only iollowwhit Lllih h15 revealed and that is be ourselt anddo nothing to no one that we would not have done to us.
That's the Golden Rule isn't it?
Yes. Ie curry it in practice.
You don't call it the Golden Rule.
Ie trust tn anyone to nine it, to put the goldthere but I knot it is e stindird universal rule becausethat is the best religion. Do unto others as you
would have them dc unto you.Well, Ir. IfH£IiiD, I Just clarified 1 great deal inmy own mind, ii 1 go ubcut re-evaluating the research1 have been patting together this past week. I thankyou very much fr: the extremely rewarding interview.
You welcome.You know thit 1 hive tide some etiort. I hhd bookedmy ticket tc Pnoenix.be:k in December hoping to havean audience with you, but 1 ens told by your people outthere that your telephcne had been disconnected andthat you were not iveilible. But I hope that one oithese times that it will be possible tor ne to cone
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You don't think. that ELIIGLII has that.
10He did have it ma long &5 he vas with ne, but otherwise
he does not hive it.
And, thereiore, you thinz thit the so-called legroes
till follow him. -
I think there are lcts of religious scholars thatthese people rill hive to be completely reformedand the talk that 1 heard Brother 511.6018 any onthe TV in Phoenix yesterday it not the nay to reiorn
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- In any euse,Ha1eo1m X gtandsforintensified Muslim miumcy In Imovement that is theoretical1y'ml1l-tatit but practically kvote to bulld-ing up its own internal m~ength- Hels, !na.wn'y.theMno'I're-mug otthégroup, and like Mao he is at the outsetwelding e head-on clash with thehead man. Whether he fires the Mus-lims with his spirit. or whether helniecls other civil rights groups. theprosped is dangerous. The potentials".
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_ Feb:-uarz 11; 1964_t 1a IL!-TAB Iumnnnn um-. an ' had o eyADM! CLAYTON P0131.-L e picture on the front page oi "luhmmadO Speaks" and it eoncerned I. talk he had recently made on '1.V.n Iashingten, D.C. when we were there. ILIJLH replied thatQcould run POWELL: picture on the back and stated they- s Du not run these kind oi fellows on the front page of our
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to have a picture oi his at all. .
.!°b!'."?'-XI 15¢ $5.1' A e told that there were 4 graduates,3 boys and g r s rem e high school this year and that therewould he 17 graduates tron the eleaentary school. '
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l stated that a week tron londayII! I ! ere oin to have a "Fruit exhibition February 4 , t ey w g g 7 rom all over the country and that the women were to go to itstated they could wear their white HGT suits.
Iehruagi 15, 1964Old rune IUHAIIAD unt- had gone to Iew York and the spirit was very good n pyo ould not have known there had been anything wrong.it they had had a burden taken oi! o en.perhaps there have been some
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geta very peop out therealong very I .- They -on Thursday_and there were about as many "Fruit" as there wereIGT. ' ' - .' gstated that there was definite prooi 'that he, pro a 17 LCOLI LITTLE! had some oi the things done.RLIJAH replied that he was too inclined to want to try to get his
name and picture in the papers.
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The revelation by "-E't1i_lhMuhammad. teecter ot theBlack Muslims. that heavy-weight charnvion_Cassius Clo!is s member oi the Hearo runs:
extremist organization con-.time repeated exclusive storiesto that eriect. by N3. Journal-American sports _ eolmnniil.
Dan Parker.i Parker rst revealed on July.§5-; -unite '
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that on Sept. 29 the new enam-
pion hart ettended anotherMuslim rally in Philadelphia.
Though denying he was e meno-
ber. Clay constantly applaudedleader Muhammad who called
the American people the most
evil on earth. 3|
Two months later Cassius;
in the company oi three burly.known Muslims. Dvncd off on8. 1963 that Cassius wore theBlock Mus-tun pin, attended thesect: rnectinzs in Chicago andwas outsaolcen in deiense oi
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l92'e looked not hard. at ever!organization that: tor the{black men. This is't-he neatest.'1!--'5i1ei Muslims are -thet.he- anti-white leaders nhl-.
"Pm Ior the Blank ltililimmjtheir philosophy in a. visit an
a Madison eve. business Otce.Describinz eomerecent. Mus-
lim meetings. young Clay said:
"I've Just spent. tour hourl,with God. He: going to ii: it
m'z I won't have to serve in the
Army." ' -
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To the inevitable question.
"Are You I. Black Muslim?"
C11! hu isiued evasive state-MEITLI. ;,._,-4-1;-5| '
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an e:.:-r-:.aw<ced izht {tom his
orida trainin: camp to at-itteéd a New York Muslim meet-
. In Florida. uneautious Clay
admitted he was a racist and
that he would tell his truel
feelings toward the plusllms
"ll someone elves me about
two hours TV time."
RUINED MY BOYS .Qt
brainwashed him ever since,
said Mr. Clay. 'l'he$'re ruinedmy fro iron! The Black Mus-iims ohouldibe run out of town.
Cassius and his broil-|cr'| as-
[satiation with Malcolm x. oneoi the Black Muslim leaders
In the East. made me on mad:1 threatened ta whip the three
of them."i The lather allegedly told one
interviewer that the Black
Muslims tell. the boys to hale
5 On advice 0! his strategists_Clay went into a shell on iheijllusllm subject but his dad.
=Ca_92-:lu.< Sr., earl! in February.
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and his younecrbrother, Ru-92dolph Valentino Clay. were in-
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Nesrro sect. .r. Clay 51'. insisted the
lirns got after Cassius and
e roiled him as o. member
ight alter Clay had won the
Olympic light-heavyweight
title in iliil at Rome. -all white people; to hale women
and in hate their mother.
The latest chapter" in the
Clay-Black Muslim quiz pro-igram wok place in Miami yes-l
terday where the new cham-
pion was quoted as follows on
the subject:
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
"1 In to a Black Muslimimeeting and that do I wee?
I aee there is no Smol-tin: and
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wen there must be oomethlnl
in these - - -"_._l I know the troll: and Idon't hare to be what no
want me to be. _l In reply to me inevitable
are you a onrcl-oarrnl mem-lber oi the Black Muslims." Clo!
eoidt."C-Ird-earrnl. that loel
that mean?"
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emphasized "it was human na-
ture to want to be with Your
own kind." He deiencieci Mal-
colm X, a top Muslim withwhom he has iratemizecl all
over the US. e
Cassius said he had attended
a "private victory party with
some friends." Ioliowing his
kayo victory Tueslap night.
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Re: Bureau telephone cell to ILY. 3/B/6b..
About 11:00 ma rom the em-em advieed
he was calling !o1_ Superv1eor! Ilationalitiee
and Intelligence, Division #5 and that he heard on a
, Zlocal broadcast them HALCQLH X had left the told and wee
forming a party of hie own. -stated the eource
of the info was the ELY. TIMES. !equested that
this article be reed, checked into and e LEM be furnished
to the Bureau by Tuesday. _
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In I k, niladelphia, and Phoenix, dated 3/5/64. The following inforntion was .lI.9 available byreliable, on the date: indicated:
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king. cone u e e s a est ballin high wheels". Believed o re erring to MALCOLM LITTLE.!
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not MALCOLM, just
under suspension.
then, we will supplyIIin contact
stated thatier today an on 1 e tto take MALCOLM and around to
Iith one, and rep 1ed: Ho,
You tell that MALCOLM is
a Muslin leader to go around with
_ stated um -ha that MALCOLM he.d__ called ad asked and that ma zo1aQ_1a;-would have to look in o t £1 at '
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have set down on suspension.
was on the radio today and said he had been reinstatedsuspension was over and he has now taken back iull
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.... last night that he h e withthorities and everything. didn'tything about it, but I will have to e you know later.
I have not given MALCOLM no go signal. That's anothercharge against him. I am not giving him no signal, I am
holding
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t make any difference to me, he can run foranything he want to, but he won't run for no Minister
with me
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and sevunless he obey me.
in the paper yesterday that him and JACKIE ROBINSONeral more, there is about 12 of them but he israting up with the top 5. On the 14th they are electing
a new Mayor and he is running tor it.
You know, if he has done so he is ashamed to tell us,
that hewold be such a tool.
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Be either.
I give him more credit than the things that he isdoing, I ,Eve hin much nore or Blnrterthan how he is acting. Hin and bothcan't do nothing to you. The .... o ce n .. they was
all scared, they scared that HALOOLI andhalt the group away, I say it take more anwand then they never do enough. IALCOI.-ll can't o not ingo our group and I said you got nothing to be scared about.
wrong, they far Irong. I Just threw inNo, no. They kedL 1'3
That's right, I believe it.;:? I: So he couldn't et no place there without us. that's like where could- go nithout, what would
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They have in the paper there esterda also that he1ookin' for his finance iron this new organizationwhich is to be backing him. .
For what.
It is ' the paper that he had a new organization which he,Iithmoney, he on a depend on from some new organizationhe's rming with And the way I understand it, itis a Import Export ing which MALCOLM is some kind of leaderoi it. I think MALCOLM wanted to meet these Africans actuallyto start Import Export plus to get the publicity oi taking
his picture with all the different people.
He have many little things going on up his sleeve.
That don't make any difference.
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March 5, 1964:stated that had writtento ELIJAH MU and wanted to go k IithIUBAHHAD because!!!was confused. was expecting Monday or es ay o next week.to be in cage either
toldthings yesterday are to go through
but they won't let them go throughess conference so they held it
ked who held
was MALCOLM and
to try and get in touchChica 0 will continue to follow developments in thisdE matter and pertinent information will be forwarded intereste
offices and the Bureau.Information of the type set forth above is not beingd es not believeincluded in a letterhead memorandum as Chicago odata of this type should be disseminated outside the Bureau.It is felt it should be utilized for lead and intelligence
purposes only,
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3/3/64was asked about an article thatlppesre 9 , a daily newspaper published inch caters to the Negro community.Chica_¢ Illinois, whiwp rep1i6d that ILALCOLM was talking about some businessen told that it was some hing about MALCOLM andgetting together replied there wasno ng .0 it and added it shou no ave been printed.
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HUHAMHAE in Phoenix, Arizona, ata -4 a written report abouta v|1 t.at in all the years he l m que to ano ' ' °
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LUCIE! use-v r-_,nrontinued that those two at #7 Iuhamnads
~ c want *0 see him, HUEA Iosque #1, Ase Zn! .".. u _instructed as to how-should conduc continued -has asked many questions n _ eknow how to answer them." IUQAHMAD o h vecome to Chicago and instructed o talk with5 be in Chica 0 on the 14th "j""- uunnmun s1'.at-2'3 he wwii ." added that is -1'.ir.§; of givingm new nane, which' will be Chicago'does no ow what the above' " t IUBAIIAD is talktg ' -eliet ed possible thereierlu , he _r i-
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