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construed as seditious, revolutionary or anarchistic.
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rigin in the N01 case.
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It should be further noted that subject
was in Les Angeles, California, during September and
October, 1961, but there is no information available
which indicetce that he formuleted any relationship
between Temple Number 27 and the HUP, or that heruas
in contact I-Jith representatives oi the IMP.
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investigation NY 100-l39u3!. Both of these
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1.|E Subject's name is included in the Security Index.
2.[i:] The data appearing on the Security Index card are
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10 E This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the' Security Index criteria and it continues to fall
within such criteria because state reason!
he continues to be a national leader in the NOI and
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BureauField Office V File No; loo-399321File Number: 105-899; 1 -I
Title: MALCOLM K, LITTLE /_
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when the Temple was organized some time ago, MALCOLM
organized it in Los Angeles and all of its ministers
and various officials have been chosen by MALCOLM and
not by ELIJAH MUHAHMAD, Consequently, there has
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in Temple Number 2? and MALCOLM is in Los Angeles
at the present time October ll, 1961! trying to
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The June 26, 1951 edition of "The Evening
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further noted in the article that subject devoted
approximately 20 minutes of his apeeeh to raieing
money for separatism,
Subject attended an NOI meeting held inTemple Number 4| lili #th Street N,H,, Washington,D.C., on
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meetings mentioned above
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New York City, wmcom x was cm
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NAACP, MALCOLM stated that you can new see why it
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knows that the work of the Ponorable ELI TAH I-1'J}IAI-IMAD he . . t
is divine, will always stand up to defend the white
man. lie added that there will come a time when these
Weggroes will have to stop defend@ the white man.
He further added that the white man should prey
that nothing happens to the Honorable ELIJAH I'ZUHAI-MAD
because then there will be no one to control his
followers ,
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Street, Oakland, California, I-IAICOLM
as}-med the audience why shoul we, t r any
so-called I-I';.=§1 0 fight for the white ms in
or Korea? when you come home, he continued, they
hang you in your own country such as Mississippi and
rape your sisters. And then you talk about fighting
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Seventh Av nd 125th Street, New York, New York, AI-IALCOLI-1 stated that there is a 1m-:
~ . pp ng, ljmching; and raping, He stated
that the Federal Bureau of Investigation EDI! was
sent to the South to find the lynchers of I-1!,CI~2 PARKER
and ET-E-ET TILL. MALCOLI-1 stated that the FIJI found
the lynchers but they went free and were not punished
for their crimes. He then stated that Uncle SA!-1
is going; to he put on trial fer icidnappihg, lgrnching,
raping, etc. He further stated Uncle SAI-I would be
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Ilew York City, I-IALCOH-1 was the speaker
and asked what I5 the American way of life? He
then stated that no people on earth know the American
way of life like xaso-called Negro does. He stated
that we have helped them fight for freedom but do we
have freedem. He continued that the Hegrees in
America have helped their slavemasters more than
any other people but are still second class citizens.
MALCOLM then described America as a white
wolf who sees a black lion coming towards him from
the East and asks us, the black men who are like the
sheep who have felt the teeth of the wolf, to fight
for him. MALCOLM then stated that he has never
told anyehe that they should er should net fight,
however, he added that it seemed to him that'tHe A-
sheep would want to see the wolf destroyed.
MALCOLM continued that the Honorable EIJJAH
rnnuuemn has taught us that we cannot fight the
devil with his own weapons and that ELIJAH MUHAMMAD
has given the light of truth as a weapon and that
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At the e at Temple Number 7,New york City r-mncom was thespea er and sa r s n ty and America are
evil and that the followers of the Honorable ELIJAH
I-IUIIAI-I-IAD have turned from evil to good. I-IALCOII-1
then pointed to the flag oi the United States and
stated that you do not have freedom, Justice or
equality under this and you cannot go where you
please. He added that you are still begging to go to
the r:h...te man's school and to ride on his buses,
HALCOLI-1 further stated that the Honorable
ELIJAII I-11IHAI-I!JAD is asking for some states for our
very own and if the white nan does not give us some
states, then ALLAH will take them all away from him,
At an NOI meeting held at Temple 1-Iumber 2,
Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on
1ALC0H-11-was the main speaker and stated
to serving in the armed forces of
the United States that although he was not telling
those in attendance what they should or should not
do, he personally would not go abroad to fight; He
stated that in a time oi emergency the white nan 1 ._
says to the black man, "siclcum" and calls the black
man a champ while he -.is fighting for America, but
when it is all over the black man is a champ instead
of a champ,
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today is preparing for the war that will bring about
his own extinction, He stated that "I would get in
trouble to tell you not to go to war, but I can say
Just use your head," He. then asked why should wefight for a country whicl; will not even pass a civil
rights lee in our behelfi He then added. I can tell
you that "I»Iuslims fight for themselves and no one else.
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The April 27, 1951 edition of the Les
Angoles "Herald Dispatch", a weekly newspaper pub-
lished in L05 ngeles, California, contained an
article which reflected that Afro-American business
and labor leaders met with suh'eet in the ClarkHotel, Los Angeles, on April 1%, 1961, to discuss
problems aifecti.n;; the Airo-American community. This
meeting was originally called by ELIJAH HUI-IAIIIIAD
t-rho was unable to attend due to illness and who was
represented by subject, " "-' . A
This same article also reflected that
on the evening of April 16, 1961, subject spoke at
the Eihessy Auditorium in Les Angeles, where he
outlined ELIJAI-1 I-IUHIXI-R-IAD's plan for a separate
national territory for the black man of America.
The ;1I:a§r."'. ll, 1961 edition of the "Sacramento
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The May 8, 1961 edition of the "sn Francisco
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California, contained an article that reflected '
that on any 7, 1961, subject spoke in the Fillmore
Auditorium in San Francisco and advocated "black
chauvinism" as the cure for "their" troubles.
The June 14, 1951 edition of the "Hartford
Ccurant", a daily newspaper published in Hartford
Connecticut, contained an article that reflected
that subject was scheduled to be in Hartford on
June 15, 1951, for a press and television interview,
The article went on to say that this appecrence
was to be a part of a nation-wide tour to clear
up misunderstanding about the aims of the ROI,
The June 17, 1951 edition of the "Hartford
Times , a daily newspaper published in Hartford,
connecticut, contained an article which reflected
an intervew with subgect at artford, Qonnccticut,
in which the latter outlined the beliefs of the NOI.
The article indicated that subject was in Hartrord
for that week, -
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The MB? 5, 1961 edition of the "San Francisco
chronicle," a daily newspaper published in San
Francisco, California, contained an article that
reflected that authorities at the University of
california had forbidden s scheduled campus speech
¢ by subject on May 8, 1961, since the Vice Chancellor
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of the University of California felt that it con-
flicted with the standing regulations of the university
concerning student activities,
The may 9, 1961 edition of this same
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YMCA! on may 8, 1901» The article noted that the
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speeches at Michigan State University and was
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Michigan .
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reflected that subJect was scheduled to spe .
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The October 21, 1961 edition of the "New
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York, at the invitation of the Queens College branch
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New York, held a meeting at which a discussion we
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composed of male members of the N01. The purpose of the
FOI is to protect officials and property of the N01, assure
compliance or members with H01 teachings and to prepare for
the "War or Armageddon." Members of the FOI are required
to participate in military drill and are afforded the
opportunity to engage in judo training. The FOI is
governed by a military system wherein the members are
controlled by general orders similar to those issued
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In January, 1957, a source advised ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD has described his organization on a nationwide
basis as the "Nation of Islam" and "Muhammad's Temples of
Islam."
On May 5, 1961, a second source advised: ELIJAH
MUHAMAD is the national leader of the Nation of Isl m N0 a I!Qluhamnng I Q l'l'92Auw|v921Q n92P P1111-.-| 921'4u I! BQSII CI---LL II-_-.--1--Il'l92dJ-CC! ll-lIl..lG92J § J cuip-L: J1. -L§L§l-ll U u = DU Ill L CGIQWQUQ
Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, is the national headquarters
of the H01. In mid 1960 MUHAMMAD and other NOI officials,
when referring to MUHAMADs organization on a nationwide
basis, commenced using either "Mosque" or "Temple" when
mentioning one of "Muhammad's Temples of Islam."
The NOI is an all-Negro organization which was
originally organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD
claims to nave been selected by AZLAH, the Supreme Being. to
lead the so-called Negro race out of slavery in the wilder-
ness of North America by establishing an independent black
nation in the United States. Members following MUHAMMAD's
teaching and his interpretation of the "Koran" believe there
is no such thing as a Negro; that the so-called Negroes are
slaves of the white race, referred to as "white devils," in
the United States; and that the white race, because of its
exploitation of the so-called Negroes, must and will be
destroyed in the approaching "War of Armageddon.f
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owe no allegiance to the United States.
On May 5, 1958, the first source advised MUHAMMAD
had, upon advice of legal counsel, tempered his personal
statements and instructions to his ministers concerning the
principles of his organization in order to avoid possible
prosecution by the United States Government; however, he did
not indicate any fundamental changes in the teachings of his
organization.
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had, early in July, 1958, decided to de-emphasize the
ff religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and to stress
the economic benefits to be derived by those Negroes who
Joined the N01. This policy change, according to MUHAMMAD,
would help him acquire additional followers and create
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On May 12, 1961, a source advised that the
NOE Temple Number 7, also known as Lbsque No. 7, 102 West
115th Street, New York City, is the New York City Temple
of the Nation of Islam headed by ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, with head-
quarters in Chicago, Illinois. Temple Number 7 follows the
policies and
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This source advised that the date Temple Number
in New York City is unknown.
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advised that there was a temple of the N01 known to source
than as the Muslim Cult of Islam! in New York City located
at 135th Street and Seventh Avenue, New York City, as far
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On April 17, 1959, a source advised that on February 12,
1959, a Socialist Workers Party SWP! minority group, under the
leadership of National Committee member SAM'BALLANL known in the
SW? as RAM HIRE? snlit frbn the QWP_--- --- -------i -- -#- --- _<--i
The source stated that this minority group, referred
to as the Marcyites, after many years of program and policy
differences on varied issues concerning tactics and interpretation
of political events, split from the SW? on the grounds that the
Party was liquidating itself by departing from the Marxist precepts
of Leon Trotsky and retreating from the fight for the world social-
ist revolution. The final issue which ultimately forced the
split was the minerity's opposition to the SN? regroupment policy-
uhich involved cooperation with the Communist Party GP! periphery-
individuals characterized by the minority as petty-bourgeois,
The minority program, according to the source, advocates
the unconditional defense of the Soviet Union and has as its goal
the building of a revolutionary party with a complete proletarian
orientation for the purpose of overthrowing capitalism in the
United States and throughout the world.
On May 12, 1960, the source advised that.this minority
group had chosen the name Workers world Party WWF!. -
On may H, 1961. the source stated that Headquarters of
the we were located at R6 West 2151: Street, New York, New York.
The SWP and the OP have been designated by the Attorney
General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order IORSO,
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terization or the Nation of Islam is attached
The February 9, 1962 edition of "The Wesleyan Argus",
a semi-weekly newspaper'pub1ished by the students of
Wesleyan University, Hiddletown, Connecticut, reflects
the following article under the caption "Black Muslim
Malcolm X Calls for Racial Separation in United States." -
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not want to be segregated. We are just as much
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that wherever there is Negro-white integration, the Negroes
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anymore; they want integration. . . .they have confused
their method with their objeetive....our objective is
human dignity. They want civil rights before they have
even been recognized as having human rights, before they
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of his owner. Many whites have never gotten over looking
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"If the Government will not send them back to their home
in Africa, then it should give them a home here in the
form of a separate state. The Negroes are becoming aware.
Just as God struck at the Egyptians when Hoses wanted to
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have been selected by Aliah, the-Supreme Being, to lead the so-
called Hegro race oat of slavery ih the'ilderness of Forth
America by estahlishing an independent black nation in the
United States. Members following Muhammad's teaching and his
interpretation of the "Koran" believe there is no such thing
as a Negro; that the so-called Hegroes are slaves of the white
race, referred to as "white devils," in the United States; and
that the white race, heeaase of its exploitation of the so-
called Negroes, must and will he destroyed in the approaching
War of Armageddon.
Zn the past, officials and members of the ROI, includiag Muhammad
have refused to register under the provisions of the Selective
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and a letter has been directed to the Bureau recom-
mending cancellation of the Security Index card.
1Q_|E This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the
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within such criteria because state reason! '
he continues to be a national leader of the N0and lttnister of Temple Number 7, New York Cityi
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and consisted of 2 main eessir:-ns the first be31g a bazaarheld at New Regent I%e1.'h:':*-o::|, 682% 3-znrth Hasted Street,
Chicago, Illinois, on F2b:'uaz=y 2lL_,1962, and the second
session was the ROI Cozrrrention held at the International
Amphitheatre, 4200_S:.-nth Halsted Street, Chbago, Illinois,
on Febru v ich ELIJ'A.rI I-"'JPIP.I-M43! was the main
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latter affair.
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The November 16, 1961, issue of the"Los Angeles
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. ' '- :-' = J. ELIJAH M'JHAI-FAD said that all of the
white men, including their babies, are devils. He also
said that you cannot change the nature of the snake nor
, can you change the nature or the white man. He added that
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rights of the Negro and white man, and that the Negro was
the white man's property, and tnat the white man has
regarded the Negro as .a chattel. He went on to say
that the Aznerican Negro does not have civil rights because
he does not have human rights. He stated that the Negro
is and ha been nothing more than the white man's
watch dog. All the white man had to may was "sic em and the
dumb Negroes went off to war in Germamv, Japan and Korea.
iiil-COLI~i said that the so-called Negro mist learn that
there is nothing black in Uncle SAM and that the letters
"USA" do not include the Negro. IHFLGOLII described
KI1P.USHCHEV and President JOHN F. 1CENN1E.'DY as maniacs who
are about to blow up the world with atomic weapons, and
that only Allah and his Messenger offer a solution to
the Negro. He further added that the black man in theworld today has moved into the era or power and con"t.*:-ol.'$£92.92.92
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suoject was the speaker and he said
WALLACE I~IfIEIA2d-IAD, the Messengews son,
would rather go to Jail than serve in the Devil'_s army.
Subject went on to say that many young men were irzdering
1-;1'1,_a.t they should do ii they were called, and he said they do not wonder any more , they are also choosingJail, like WALLACE MUHA192TMF92D. 'Q> K92k- A I 92
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Church, New Rochelle, New York, on
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speech said that the white race in America and foreigners
from other lands who come to America enjoy freedom, Justice
and equality, while the so-called Negro has to beg the -
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Honoraole HITAH FJHAMMAD sd we must seoarate and he is
askinb for some states where they can have their orn
flag. %ALoQLh further stated tnat if the white man does notg1ve"%s some land, God will burn him and give us all of
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advised that atthe "' meet held at 'Iempile E , New York: City, on 7
subject was the speaker and he said
the teac a y 0 w hinge of ELIJAH MUHAMMAD,
his folloers are themseves in a position to
rule the world
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mar would be one between the white
race, and would repeesent the her of race and the
Armageddon.
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Government wants the black
lay should give t b1a-k man oneha1f
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man to fight, t
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and said that theubject was the spea.e
ca need states of the
own in the United States, and their own flag to honor and
salute. He said ha all Negroes should not salute the
American flag
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, was the speaker and he describing a
debate engaged in by subject at a Protestant church in
new York city, with s Protestant Minister on "Separation
or Integration . Assistant Minister HENRY DAWSON stated
that when subject told the congregation that ELIJAH
WPAME-'L".D was the only man who has as reach power as God,
5 white persons started hitting their hands against the
pews or the church and Assistmt Minister DAWSON said hewished he could have gotten close to these white peoplcsso he could have cut their heads off with a s_word.§_L_92/ 92 92
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the white ra.ce is dozma-:1 to destrue on an ose .|.8.3RS
who refuse to heed his teachinga.and stick to the
Christian re i on are to be destroyed with the whitesthey idolize 92¬92<><[ ! thetvk __q92
EL-LTJAH oned IQ
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it was his duty to teach white man
is the devil ans .=hs.t the white men will be destroyed by
Allah. He acl:?.c~i that it was also his r:Z.uty to separate
the Negro from the whit-c men before the white man is
destroyed. He "sent on to assure the audience that the e
Government of the United States was going to be completely
destroyed, and to avoid being destroyed with it , theNegroes must separate from it.
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The oc-sober 31, 1961, edition of "The Evening
Star", a daily newspaper published in Washington; D. C.,contained an /article whi ch ref.lect=er1 that subject Ind
engaged in a92debat2 at Howard University, Washington, D. C,,
on October 30 3.951, with a forrnar aide of Reverend I-1!-LR!-J.'i~I xnnij The article indicated that subject claimed
that the HO still desires a eparete state or states
tor the black people, but have softeno their policy
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Howard University c-n Octorer 39,
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The Novenfoer ll, 1961, ed:!.tion of the "Ne'.~ta1 -k
Evening News", a daily newsgr-aper published in Newark,
1921ew .3'er.=:~;;r, contained :1-.1 article which reflected that on
.-/' November 3, 1961, a dc-bate was held :.'.n the gqyrmasium
of Rutgers College of Pharmacy, Newark, New Jersey,
between the subje ct and WILI-IAM 192'.I.'F-A"; BROWN, an Associate
Professor at Rutgers University, lieu B:-unswicx, New IJersey, on the subject of "Integration Against Separation !9
The Movenoer ll, 1961, edition of "-The New
Crusader" contained an article which reflected that during
the previous week, sv.1:;_iect had engaged in a debate at
Howard University, Washington, D. ,, wii-h BKTEAPD YIUSTIN,' A
the 1-11:2-cutive Director of the war Resists-r*s ,on the subject of ".mtegrat1on Against Separat!.on"fu,92
The November 30, 1961, edition of the"Los Angeles
Herald Dispatch", a weeisily newspaper published in
Los Ar.-geles, CaJ.ifo:-nia, contained an article which
reflected that subject engaged in a debate at Los insoles
gm-i-e college, Los gngeles, California, on November 22, _1951, with E3-IARD WAI-BEN, President of the National e '
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Hotel, hos Angeles, Califcrni
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certain individuals who were denied the right to speak
on some college campuses in New York City. The forum
was sponsored by the Student Peace Unit 81¢ the E. V.
Debs group, both student-recognized organizations Of
city College of New York /subject, among others,spoke against the banfiwq
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at which he "outlined N01 beliefs andan - rpoi!.cies. ilgmleris of Temple I er 7, New York City,attended this meeting in a grou uq
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in ew York, New York, contained en article which reflected
that subJect spoke at the above mentioned Union Baptist
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that subject appeared on New Yea:-'s Eve on the Frank Ford
Show", of radio station WPH, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Freedom Riders for spending hundreds of tho1.=.s.9.nds of
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1962. The debate was on "Sap-o.re.tio;1 Against Integrvamion"with subject arguing in favor of sepa.c~a'.-::92.<>n.9292992j
The January 25, .1962, edition of the "Los
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that subject appeared in 2 discussions on the jnrcgram,
"Judge Rain-ey'c Listening 1-est" on radio station
WDAS, PhiJ.ac.e1phie, 2err.1sy1ra.YJ.a, and on both occasions
subject discussed the white man's ' rutality againstNegroes during the days of slave;-3{923Q
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J'e.nua:.-y 30, 1962, subject had. engaged in a panel
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Utaiversity, Middl-'=:tmm, Connecticut, centained an
article which reflected that sub.*ect spake at thecollege chapel on February 7, 1°52, and called for racialseparation in the United Statesf 92L92
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The February 10, 1962, edition of "'Ihe New
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February 9, 1962, s1:-.b_,ect was to speak en, "'L'ntegrat.1.on,
Segre-gatitn or Separation", at Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, New .'.'eraey. The article went on to say
that within the last week, subject had made s:Lmilia.r
addresses at New Yr-rk 'Un:-nrereity, New York, New York, and
Wesleyan Univcrei*:y, 1-LiG Il¢3!3G'»f..'1, Ce*1nc=c'i;ieut, and was
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The February 18, 1962, edition oi the "Grand Rapids
Press", a daily raewspaper publi shed in r-and hapide,
Michigan, contained an article which reflecteu that cn
February 12, 1962, sub,1eet spoke at the Fozuztain Street
Baptist Churc-h,__Grar.d Rapirlis_. Michigan, on "Segregation,Separation and integration K
The Februa.r7 16, 1962, ec.ition or the "Chicago
Maroon", a University of Chicago student publication,
Chicago, I1ILinc-is, contained an u-ticle which reflected
that subject was to engage in a debate that evening
on the University campus with ABNER of '-" -the Congress of Racial Equality CORE 92!._92 ¢L all "5
the ah-aye reierreix--to he:-a University
of Chicago was held on February , 1 , and that the
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New Crusader", contained an article which reflected that
subject appeared on the weekly television panel show
called "At Random", which was moderated by the "Chicago
Sun Times" colurmist IRVING K'JPCINE:'l, with other
panelists. During the anti:-oversial panel show in which
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discussion and excus-ed him from the ahow. he dateof this show was not indicated in the artic1e. l9292.§
The March 8, 1952, Bditin Cf the "Ithaca
OI Journal", a daily newspaper published in Ithaca, New Y 1:,
d contained an article which reflected that subject engage
su-:Ject crthe debate was, Which Way Civil Rights»
Integratiorx or Segregation", and su'n;!ec*'s pponent wasJAMES FAR!-IEIR, National Director of CCREQ Ut
The January, 1962, issue of "Dialogue", a
Cornell University student publicatio of the "Cornell
United Religious work", a recognized grep composed of
all religious demoninations at Cornell University,
had announced the above mentioned debate held on.arch 7,1902, and indicated that the debate was sponsored by "
the 'Cornel1 Committee Against Segpagntgen", the latter
being a recognized group in Cornell University organized
to promote racial equality at the Eniversity intoth on
and off campus hosing 92x!
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The April 111-, 1962, edition of the "New York
Arnster-dam Hews", c-cntained an article which reflected that
on April 15, 1962,. subject was soheclx led to address the
coné;- ~'='5a1=1°11 °f COIISPQBSIP-&r1 ADM! CLA'i"I?0!92' P0,-FELL at the
Abyssinian Baptist Church, New York, New York, as atart oi the series of lectures conducted by POWELL on
which Way the Hegro'?". This article reflected that
subject's appearance had been postponed several
times and when subject indicated that he was no longer
interested in participating in the lecture series, because
of the pcstpcnements, he was schedule-.1 to speak on the
151:-h by a direct inte"-es.=sion with the Churc-h Board byCon;__;ressman P0vIE."'.iL{ 92_i:$
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An-ate:-dam News" contained an article which reflected
that subject did speak on April 15, 1962, in the
above mentioned lazire eeries, and that he urged theaudience to reject integrationkvq
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LIGI-ITFOOI, Executive Committee oi the
CP, in preparation for the forthcoming conventi-on _of the Negro Americazz Labor Council I;-IAI.»C!.'¢/ ip!
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newspaper, or May 1, 1960, page mw 2,
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Negro liberation movement there has been a growing tendency
of nationalism particularly among liegro youth, and that
the youth were not convinced that labor can plays role
in this liberation since they do not see labor playing
_a role at the present time. LIGIIIFOOI then added that
the HALO thus becomes important in the development of
the Negro labor alliance and that it will be the policy
of the CP at the coming NALC Convention to attempt to
change the policy and outlook of the HALO. LIGI-ITFOOT
referred to a recent street corner rneetin h
i r eehes b h eh in 111 ed eve 31%.and MALCOLM X, head of the New YerExhale. ers. LIGHTFOOI' went on to say
tm s still the perstnaliiar or the
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aa.t.&Ib e c olxreaciatero e~ ,APMAm0
he learned that the POO there is using its Puerto Rican
comrades to try and make contact with the OI and to setup a meeting with mtcom x or new York.
"The Worker", October 12, 1958,
page 15, contained an article which
states, "The New York State Committee
of the OP announced last Monday i
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believe in segregati-an ans shmld operate hasinessee
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- -' The April 6, 1960, edition of "The New York TtmeB""
newspaper contains a full page advertisement captioned,
"what Is Really Happening in Cuba," placed by the FPCC.
This advertisement announced the formation of the FPCC
in New York City, listed various sponsors of the Committee
and declared the FPCC intended to promulgate "the truth
about revolutionary Cuba" to neutralize the distortedAmerican press on Cuban affair§a;J92
"The New York Times" edition of January ll, 1961,
reported that at a hearing conducted before the United
States Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on January 10,
1961, Dr. CHARLES A. SANTOS-BUCH identified himself as one
of the organizers of the FPCC. Also, Dr. SANTOS-BUCH
identified ROBERT TABER as a coorganizer of the FPCC
and said TABER drafted the aforementioned FPCC advertisement.
Dr. SANTOSBUCH further testified that he and TABER obtained
$3,500 from the Cuban Government through the son of Cuba's
Foreign Minister, which funds, along with about $1,100
collected from supporters of the_FPCC, paid for the co tof aforementioned advertisement in "The New York Timesc§X§
advised that the
Socialist r ers ar SWP n ew ork had becomeactive in the FPCC, and that SWP members, in a recent
FPCC election, had Qeen able to remove several Communist
Party members who ire on the Executive Board of the FPCC
and gain control of the organization. This source asserted
that the SWP members believed that they had achieved agreat influence in the course of .uban revolution
through their control of the
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FRUIT OF ISLAM
On May 5, 1961, a source advised that the Fruitof Islam FOI! is a group within the Nation of Islam NOI!
composed or male members of the NOI. The purpose of the
FOI is to protect officials and property of the NOI, assure
compliance of members with N01 teachings and to prepare for
the "war of Armageddon." Members of the FOI are required
to participate in military drill and are afforded the
opportunity to engage in Judo training. The FOI is
governed by a military system wherein the members are
controlled by general orders similar t those issuedby regular military organizations. ]*J92
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MUSLIM GIRLS TRAINING
On May 19, 1960, a source advised that the Muslim
Girls Training MGT! is a group within the Nation of Islam
NOI! and is composed of all female members of the NOI. The
MGT is similar in structure to the Fruit of Islam FOI!,
which is composed of male members of the NOI, in that the
HGT has officers similar to military erganizations to whom
other female members are accountable. MGT members receive
instructions in homemaking, hygiene, calisthenics, and
other subjects such as Muslim history and the English
language. There also exists a Junior MOT, which is
composed of female members of the N01 who are between theages of l5 and 19 and who are afforded mi1itarytype drilllg
and "sisters" of the
the term HGT so thatSince 195?, various officers
HGT have, at meetings cf the MGT, used
it also means General Civilization Class. General CivilizationClass refers to classes conducted within the MG1k92!_!
The above refers to activities of the HGT atuhammads Temple of92¬slam No. 2, 5335 South Greenwood,Chicago, I11in0ik.92!~.
On May 17, 1961, another source advised that the
a group within the NOI which is composed of all
members of the NOI. The MGT is similar in structure
to the FOI, which is composed of male members of the NOI.
In theory, the MGT exists in all Temples of the NOI and is
,' pattergned after the MGT at Muhammad's Temple of Islam No. 2,
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On May 5, 1961, a second source advised: ELIJAH
MUHAMMAD is the national leader of the Nation of Islam N01!
Muhammad's Temple or Islam No. 2, 5335 South Greenwood
Avenue, Ghioago, Illinois, is the national headquarters
of the NOI. In mid 1960 MUHAMMAD and other NOI officials,
when referring to MUHAMMADs organization on a nationwide
basis, commenced using either "Mosque" or "Temple" whenmentioning one of "Muhammad's Temples of Islam{:uk92January, 1957, a source advised ELIJAH
described his organization on a nationwide
"Nation of Islam" and "Muhammad's Temples of
The N01 is an all-Negro organization which was
originally organized in 1930 in Detroit, Michigan. MUHAMMAD
claims to have been selected by ALLAH, the Supreme Being, to
lead the so-called Negro race out of slavery in the eildere
ness cf North America by establishing an independent black
nation in the United States. Members following MUHAMMAD:
teaching and his interpretation of the 'Koran" believe there
is no such thing as a Negro; that the so-celled Negroes are
slaves of the white race, referred to as "white devils, in
the United States; and that the white race, because of its
exploitation of the socalled Negroes, must and ill bedestroyed in the approaching "War of Armageddon. ¬}J
In the past, officials and members ofvthe NOI,_in-
eluding MUHAMMAD, have refused to register under the provisions
of the Selective Service Acts and hav declared that membersowe no allegiance to the United StateZL92kq
On May 5, 1958, the first source advised MUHAMMAD
had, upon advice of legal counsel, tempered his personal
statements and instructions to his ministers concerning the |
principles of his organization in order to avoid possible
prosecution by the United States Government; however, he did
not indicate any fundamental changes in the teachings of his organization92929292lJ92
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had, early in July, 1958, decided co de-emphasize the
religious aspects of the teachings of Islam and to stress
the economic benefits to be derived by those Negroes who
Joined the NOI. This policy change, according to MUHAMMAD,
would help him acquire additional followers and createmore interest in his prog1'amk92X
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' "nAe1cN OF ISLAM moi!TEMPLE HUMBE3_S§YE§__h ---t"""
On May 12. 1951, a source advised that the
NOI Temple Number 7, also known as Mosque No. 7, 102 West
116th Street, New York City, is the New York City 'i'emple
of the Nation of Islam headed by BI.-IJAH MUHAMMAD, with head-quarters in Chicago, Illinois. Temple Number 7 iblff the
policies and programs as set iorth by ELI-TA!-I rnxrnm U.
This source advised that the date Temple Number7 originated in New York City is unknowQ;92;_!
However, in connection with the origin of Temple
Number 7, it should be noted that in 1953, a second source
adv: qed that there was a temple or the NOI known to source
than as the Muslim Cult of Islam! in New York City located
at 135th Street ad Seventh Avenue, New York City, as farbflk EB l§Ll'k92¥"
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PROVISIONAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE FOR A
lMR1¬].ST-LENINIST COMFLNIST PARTY POC!;
also known as Provisional Organizing Committee
for the Reconstitution of a MarxistLeninist
Party; Provisional Committee for the
Reconstitution of the Marxist-Leninist
Communist Party; Provisional Committee to
§econstitute_the Communist Party, USA _H92
The September, 1958, issue of "The Marxist-
Leninist Vanguard," which is self identified as being
published by the "Provisional Organizing Committee for a
Marxist-Leninist Communist Party," contains an article
on page l entitled "Communist Conference" which discloses
that a conference was held in New York City, August 16 and
17, 1958, "to guarantee the survival of Marxism-Leninism
in the USA." At this conference a call was issued for
the formation of a "Provisional Organizing Co ittee forthe Reconstitution of a Marxist~Leninist Partqikq
In the same issue of "The Marxist-Leninist
Vanguard" there is contained "A declaration" which reads
in part:
"Therefore, we of the Marxist-Leninist caucus of the
old Party having met in a national conference on August 16th -17th, l95é, have constituted ourselves as a Provisional
Committee for the Reconstitution of the Marxist-LeninistCommunist PartyQ{}__92 " '? . a
The October, 1958, issue of "The MarxistLeniniat
Vanguard" on page 1 contains an article entitled, "5 Questions".
which stated, "our aim is to forge ahead in our movement, and
later, Join in a constitutional convention with any other
movement which is fighti for the creation of a genuineCommunist vanguard party '92L !
that the con nues to unc on as an rgan
most of the meetings being held in the residences of
individual members. It has active groups in New York,
ew York; Chicago, Illinois; Cleveland, Ohio: Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; and Northern California. The organizationis also known as the Pr visinal Committee to Reconstitutethe Communist Party, USK9292!- ~
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On April 17, 1959, a source advised that on February 12,
1959, a Socialist workers Party SUP! minority group, under the
leadership of National Committee member SAM BAILAN, known in theswr as SAM Mnscv, split from theNY 105-3999
wonzcszzs woapn PA »
The source stated that this minority group, referred
to as the Marcyites, after many years oi program and policy
differences on varied issues concerning tactics and interpretation
of political events, split from the SW? on the grounds that the
Party was liquidating itself by departing from the Marxist precepts
or Leon Trotsky and retreating from the fight for the world social-
ist revolution. Ina final issue which ultimately forced the
split was the minority's opposition to the SUP regroupment policy -
which involved cooperation with the Communist Party OP! pa phary-individuals characterized by the minority as petty-bourgeoigx!
The minority program, according to the source, advocates
the unconditional defense of the Soviet Union and has as its goal
the building of a revolutionary party with a complete proletarian
orientation for the purpose or overthrowin capitalism in theUnited States and throughout the world&92923
On May 12, 1960, the source advised that t m.1.nority___' group had chosen the name Workers World Party milu "
On May ll, 1961, ,the source stated that Headquarters qr _ 92the WW? were located at no West 21st street, New York, New Yorldgbkl
The sws and the cs have been designated hy the new eGeneral of the United States pursuant to Executive Order lO45OrQ92.{,92
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¢_f}_ UNITED STATES t@<r~.RNMENT -Wyal X Memorandum 1.
DIRECTOR, FBI 00-399321! DATE: 5/25/62
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In view of eubJect's recent extensive
activities and vidts to Los Angeles, as a result
of the shooting incident involving NOI Temple Number
27 in Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Police Department
on A/27/62, the following enclosures are being
furnished to Los Angeles.
1- M Mi 5'"-§/lj/62, at NY.
2. Identification record of subject,
FBI Number 4 282 299.NYO has received an identification record on 9292f%_ subject which indicates that a copy of subjects 9292_//_?§g§_i§gg§fQ§¢ record and fingerprints were furnished by he Identi-
,,__ V s?- and Investigation, Sacramento, California, as
+t11'?¬§?.;; identical with their inquiry dated 5/9/62._@§E%§§§§§g§§ fication Division tothe Bureau of Identification
i¢v'#§Y§ It is believed that the basis for theQ? above inquiry is probably the above mentioned
__:2 shooting incident in Los Angeles on 4/21/62, _
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