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He re- turned here and sold defiantly, .l I never go to any place where LI tun not wanted. &#39; i Malcolm flew to Paris today 7 to speak to an Afro-American rally there but French officials met him with a Government or- der saying his presence was !l.lIld.ESllB-bl¬. He was back ir. Lbondon four hours after he had left it. He said he had offered an English penny to French secu- 1;--., :, rity men at Orly Airport in .-1----= Paris and told them to give I 1¬ Q-Q7-".1 "-1 that to de Gaulle because the 5 -&#39;.&#39; _< ?.~:-_ French Government is worth oil:-&#39;5&#39; lless than a penny." L The 39-year-old Iormer Black Muslim leader said nine police- 92- men and officials had met him at the plane. &#39; B7 C - "They gave me no reasonwhy .. z.~,,.. 55 I was barred and did not let me contact the American Em- bassy," he said. I was shocked. ZI thought I was in South Africa. Awt They let {Congo Premier Molse] Tshombe in. 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BUT THE nous: HAS FIGUREDIN LITIGATION BETWEEN rALccErAND rExsEAs E or ELIJAN UHAHKAD&#39;5 BLACKMUSLIMS, wasousTEn KALCCLHrncm THEIR CRGANIZATION. INUESTISATCRSEEEPT up FRAGMENTS orFOUR EOTTLES_INMALCOLF&#39;S Ecxz. THE soEEs WEREFASHIONED orEEIEEET ECTTLES cENTAIrIEc i A VCLATILE FLUID AND EIcxs EBICH EEAE SET AFIRE BEFOREBEING TCSSED THRCUGH THE wIxEoE. POLICE scr. THOMAS cowwcnssAIn THE FRASMENT5 orTHE BOTTLESHAD BEEN SENTTC THE PCLICE LAECRATCRYFOR CHEMICALANALYSIS AND in-I--v PossIELE EIwsEAPnIwTs. THE acres CRASHED THRCUGHTHE rnowr wzssow on THE FIRST FLOOR CF THE Two-srcnv HCUSE AT AEcuT 2:50 A.K. EST. ONLY A TEE nouns EARLIER MALCOLM was HAS CALLED on uzcnozs ARM THEvsELvEsTITH RIFLESTo nzrnc THEEsELvEs AGAINSTEEITE Acxs FAD RETURNED EncmA TRIP TO ENGLAND. &#39;1 w6EEUP AND HEARS ACRASH THROUGHTHE Exunow&#39; MALCOLM - I sAIn. THEFIRST THINGI KNEE THE HOUSEEAs onrI§E.&#39; FIREMEN RESPGNDING To A SINGLE ALARM QUICKLY CONTRCLLEDIT. , ASKED EAETHEEHE xxzw ANY REASONwnv bores EIGHT BEFIREDINTO r HIS HOUSE KALCCLK LAUGHED. EE HAS BEEN AT cans vITE THE CHICAGO-BASEDBLACK nuszxns SINCE I PE EAs OUSTED LAST EAAcH AND FORMED HIS own MILITANT NEGRO caoup. TEE FUSLIMS CCNTEND THATTEET own THE HOUSEAND THAT IT EAs PURCHASED SOLELYFOR THE us: CF ONE or THEIR LEADERS. MALCOLM _;_:f_&#39;§;.1 .&#39;-,MGVED IN EHIEE HE wAs THE NEE vonx CHIEF or THE BLACK MUSLIMS. Q T.I&#39;i_-fa. AN EVICTION eaEEA HAS BEEN ISSUED BY QUEENSCIUIL count, wnxcn SET JAN. :1 As THE DEADLINE FOR HIM T0 xcvE. %% FALCOLM TOLDPOLICE HEWAS GOINGT0 DETROITFUR SOME BusINEss I HAVE THERE. as REFUSEDTO ELAEORATEBUT sAIn THE .,_ BOMBING HADMADE IT KORE INSISTENTTHAN EVERTHAT I co. IN EURCFE, EALCOLM RANINTO conTAovEAsv. LAST PEEK HE vIsITEn THE BRITISH STEEL-MAKING CENTERor Q .. sxETHTIcx, WHERERACIAL TENSIONSHAVE nunHIGH BECAUSEor AN INFLUX or NEGROE5 rnon BRITISH COMMONWEALTHCOUNTRIES. FCRMER BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARYPATRICK connow EAL DEFEATED IN HIS BID TC VIN A sEAT IN commons IN A s l CONSTITUENCT EAET6¬T@BEE. WALKERS LESS T0 PE ; HAD RACIAL OVERTONES ANDTHE BRITISH BROADCASTI CANE IN FDR CRITICISF RHEN IT TRIED TO ARRANGE BETWEEN MALCOLM AND GRIFFITHS» CK522PES &#39;0-:smev.1n-1-54! Tolsgn Mohr -1965 Belmont 1. 9? i -.-. I Malcolm X ogSmethw&#39;1&#39;ck Tour sunwcmDeLo::ch if.- I I &#39;LDNDON,&#39;FQb- r - 13Th: Brit- IP11!?-Qitéd ll! "these 1&#39;-E1¬V&#39;|3iOnI - T919 TrotterCasperB90111 "!L..&#39;lI. ishBroadcasti.ngCorporationlspeople and the whole of the Collohon -__ gs Conrad ,a" Malcolmx, &#39; * the militant 7 -£3 am world _" were K "deavoring to , GqndEvans __..._._ turn Brnethwic!: into a kind of Nationalist, around Bmethwlck&#39;I Birmingham, Alabama.
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