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JW m @~ J-39 F 0 6 1 .- _ - "» 'sk l ii e hW * "h£mr §%@%$%% #%%§ @%@* - -e d %mMwe~~-" The following documents are duplicate copies of other documents in the Headquarters or field office files. A The documents in the left column have been withheld to save duplication costs for you and the FBI. The column on the right shown the location of the duplicate document that has been processed for your request. 5&1,-,, 7s*@.d;m4 i J | Nvxas-99??-5531,;ms =4». 4: /m /0»-$91.1/-4% I i | J ! l 92 l 3 I -92 6 92 l . Ed *92 __:-'-. £§1. =',>~. _ l ~. - - lE0llBEB*H0l'lE E92 l l DOESNTSCARE -.-_-i El ~ i. "NEGROLEADER al l l up Gasoli'ne''Bottles E Set1 92 _ ..,_-_ ./ ' FireTo House slal'&g_hq_q;e MaldolmX beganis-eenerw,.er- itselfoccupy 7 E s e 7?[C KD Of Malcolm X Q r ini.n:'it theBlack he Muslim was wliileorganize-'1.an leader ; c / '1tion. He refused to leave after . . T 92 a roncno 13! --1 FLEE hblriw'ththM1imlst¬ .~/- t , New York m-- Malcolm X,l yzarmanilup his ginsit gsroltp. {9¢'1 'F'~'-7'9 CK N MalcolmX left by plane tor | I 'conu-oversialleader. whose [ ack nationalist orne was dam- l l aied by three gasoline bombs, ltam.ican rally} He said-1/WY. he would W =1 l says, it doesn't £1-eiihtenme: 1 it doesn l quiet me down in return tn ;New Yorktoday. r Malcolm X uld he had re- ll.aoy way or shut me up." ceived inonymous telephone Malcolm X, who had advo- threats dfailyfor some time. 1 lcated a doctrine of whathe calls I Negro sell defense azainst Joseph X,sell-described busi- 1' white supremacists, ed safely ness man gar in the Black Mus- with his wile and four children lims. shot!/edup atthe house Q learly yesterday after the horne- in Qfueenszshortlstalter the re. a EHe told tiewsmen. lmade bombs crashed through " e own this place, man.He l u the living"room window.I 4 4 I Damage was termed exteo l w_ goin to be "evicted tomor- -salve,but the blaze was quickly ro. We gave moneytied up J! extinguished. Policebegan an -here.We I ave tohear aboutlt investigation. on the radio. He didn't even l 9 l aigle tbjeus courtesyoia phone l Authorities believethe do-E ca ." - vices bottles lled with Ilsa- Jl A Civil! Court ruling gave ltne with rags for wicks - l l Malcolm luntilJanuary 81to were hurled from a passin: vacate thjehouse, but he ap- tear into the--Q-story homeIn pealed tora stay. The Negro ,Elmhu;_st,__Q1_|e_ens._ / E.-.,.,,_.,/ contended the dwelling was given to lilm. ll aIcolro'lwife, Betty, and their dauihters- Attilah, I; Oll Qubilah.. 34:llvasah, , 2. and shelterGamilah.5 months--were residents-to by liven ra- the om: 5Y Cl lx; inixi . '§1:. §f..".'i ._.'=3-3'!.=il!1!*'°¥'* ?.°'!-,<<_/25 -§ 1"97_i: _.__. cormttrzo SH? {' 92/II_ _.1 I___ ___.__y_ ____d_"__Am_H____3éK _ _W_.__"_A?§%§§_¬_1MWVzgg__ L fmW__ ~ Q W_Q_P _$%___Lm__mhJ__M _p_ L__Hit Mu__mm _ _Q _M__ __ __£_ ______|I___.v1; *13;__ _H_QLy _H _ WH _pf "&____ L 'sungzc-r: MALCOLM LITTLE IS-MMI _p 1 b? E'~"-1' 7 511! I | 92 .' P i _.;._ _,,.u- :,' | i | I 92 nnaazn ALL xnronmawxon c 1 u ASS?§T&IvED , ; . 92 vArn¢5E£i;2E§__sr ~; 14%;, | P 1 bbi- F J .¢ 11> / .92 J 1' i Z 1c. 3! b ,/ ¬/;'§?3?¬? ..3EARCl-IE1 5f:2?? I -EF.l»92L!7I >4" - M '53; : -.92. 67¢. * _' ."'" -1- I ~ ; _. '-.-1-. 92_'~? a .7 .., :.92 , .. V ._ . It i -iBl B.B.G.ASS t em _; -_e-Y §,=.---EFF" I .- " ,, -1 i 1 ll! T0.mltootmxl 1L°I1d01'I.lpea ata privatej 110 1,, _.rneetlng ofIslamic students at. i 92,Birn-iingham University.If In Birmingham he arranged. 1 J I, I 2; hjto meeta B.B.C. television news , .. unit in Smethwlck. The ;B.B.c. had wanted him to confront 92 UN iPetei- Griffiths,the Torywho.! z ofAides Race-Friction Rebuked for Area Tourh, ,, P,mm,,8 onwe new ,8 - - ,, 1 J _ 4| sue. defeated former Foreign,I sis in to The New tori Time! Secretary Patrick Gordon Walk- er and now represents Smelli- hlems. IIOC wiclt in the House or Commons. _s-i .i . LONDON.The former Feb. leader 13--The of Brit- l.l1e h.i:92arriv_alatl-{enned Mr. Griffiths said he Airport;would: ' -MB,1shBroadcasting Corporation1s,not heavailable andthe news i being criticized for conductinrteam then drove Malcolm X , -Malcolmla X,the militant Blacl-t'.arotll'1dtown. Thesac. the de- ationalist, aroundSmethvx-ick., nies acted it ashis host. e J oi e town on the outskirts oh - - _ "Birmingharn thathas becomeall Mil !!! X B9!-Ill hot or Britain : racial prob- Malcolm X, the Black ation-i llIu alist leader,said yesterdayon ,, it B rou arrived cl: Muslims, who now heads_ Ethath"Ge;92eralkdeGaulletoo had a 'T?u_strea a 'g P,he y left forbefore in mvc| gal in eeping me t ofi 92 itainsclay. alter he~ had been re-=Fra . l I! ur- Uraitsdget-1 entry Statesinto tgda r, France saitd he la _ : ncell as 3; °°°P'5* °..° P Ye$]_THEt-F J NEW i V 7' YORiK"7"" "" ">'- -"-'-'0--v 6-oi»-1:8-lwbivwq-Qaooxqs --TIMES. i SUNDAY,FEBRUARY I4,1965. 92 a s e Englishmen He add i m . %,l iilflrlt was incidental thattheyll i l,wercrl from- the B.B.C.When 131' ---- . -. . . .____ -._ .. i 1 . 1.8.3.0. was spottedin Srnethwickwithi, y 8.3.6. hosts, therewere peo-I . 1e who tried to hang the, i I 1 Hespent nearlythree hourslli in Smethwick yesterday. H I "was interviewed on the to {M} r~i l A Ill!D . H - 1 ~ o ' 2 I :- hallsteps and then driven, y Q1 DAT, _ ___ 1- i iB.B.C. television news team t ,, . Marshall Street. jot colored immigrants, town . - thoritiesIn effort an are buying curb upto thelnkux _e~~theu.! - "-:_@ - orepit terrace houses on 1ll | A Us treeq sellingand onlytoi them white;£a1-nilies. Bf1 , "ltftcoloredpeople herecon-' . 351. ' tlnue'.tobe oppressed. it will} bestartkaft a bloody' battle." Mal-5 92 '.P~::0 I r olm X said. He added that _ ,1n'-¢:-- .. ¥ wouldnot waituntil Fasols 1'5-e Jihad builtthe "gasovens." ts"l92HQ 1. ~ 1 , l%'.-__- . 1 . Alderman ClarenceV. Wil-I - - ' . '5 7.4 hams, Mayor Smethwick, pro-_ - 1 tested that "these teievisionfi 92 1people andthe wholeoi theiil , , i . _ ._ _ , _ I news-gettingor theEnglish side 92 ' I - ~ '92.,' . - .. '" r- t -'_ -. E ,-v._ 3""d world" were endeavoring to: * - _ 92 ~-- . s92. ~i»_ 92 . - _. ' .92_ 2 tum Smethwiclt into a kind of i111»:" Birmingham, Alabama. I _ _ --'t___.'. '._'..'" , ; '_-_-. I __ _~_ _'2.- _-s-'_ -L _- Malcolm X : comments also; - .»'- _ ' ".-:92.-_~:.:'-- a~.-;~-5*.-. §.r=":,'.'_ .-'.;-'--' - '5 drew a rebuke irom Cedric 'I ay~ SEN lor. chairman of the Standing; IConference of West Indian _, .:> l9b5 P Or», FBI-NEW eanizations for Binnin her" and. 51¢.» orrloun.uuw 132IDITJDN No.mam 10 f _ e Im-we K -1 - ll-I GIN. I10. no. II _, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT o L -;I iTO sic ;¢,; -$4???! DATE: 2-1n-as 510 {men . : - = := "-5' 3- Weekend Supervisor! :=::.>.'. + 5-'5,- F' 3 -TECTI Information re re damage ;to residence at 2 113- 97th Street, East Elmhurst,. I-.I¢ reportedly owned by Malcolm "X" -~.'- ~13.'. . .. ,:-:. '=_".J,2, ;_ .,_;' 1-_i_':T1 . 153 . _ 3, :.:_¢ 1:; J A radio news broadcastat 6:30AMthis date reported that e fire bomb was tossed 1.1n'¬o the home of Malcolm X Q ,=.-I 1 by an unknown assailant. According to the broadcast 4:-1A Malcolm "K" was not at home at the time. However, his wife and children at hone and in bed when the fire occurred were not injured. _ - e N co1~rrAIN@ | - .-I-.. i one '?'' l BY V . .::-mi . ---¢_'_ 9? -A W1 -1» e£?5"' ,-. SEARCHED o=_.;_._. . Va F 92 SERIALIZED '." -1: J ,L !92 .. 1-,5-Z | Y J3 | - -';:r..,-we HF "1-- "5 l:I1' ed;. ....-,92-- l >'< 5 92 .. 4- J 1. 1 Tn orrlnul-L roam no. In I mo-w|' nu ma ll>!Tlc|N 92 92 _. augg N;';ATES GOVERNNIENT i F » V ~ kMem0randum3"} Pi ; V ' TC! : ,E}; r» CONT! INEI! .~-.3 -1. _ '1'! J zzéf W " ¢,,.,_,,._M 135%/~ / 31%; L.;.~ ..- .-;4_- J qfegi - Z<£iu¢»» 92 iWig 4» J ¢ZQf,iZZ/T é » I F ... i:¬ 1 _.b1 / M4¢¢ 7 .5 ;//-¢ I F 92 $1! 3"; s > 7Z hi E t O urnnnuu. rum nu. no |,,°.m an all: ton-non Bi-I Gbt I56. HO. 11' UNITED _STA_TES_ GOVERNMENT F Jwamorandum 1 ITO I I i SAC 05-B999! DATE: 3/14/55 i 51¢. F - ___ _ E1_Q. _ *° = -' _ 1-5" ' --. -at |92 snag!-:c1~: ALL INFORMATION conraznzn "P . -L MALCOM "K" ' I co . t 3§¥§% 2- ??? _ '§§Ffi%¢ ' 3 _4, '- 3:: ;' _-. At 9:15a.m. the followl Special Agents contacted their below indicated sources on , ._,92 1,5 g lli/65 with negative . -.>67 results: - ~o-B F i | '5 ;w. 1. - ._ _ 92_ _ . y "=--'.*.¢'- E i r J :-as 1 . -,._.'.;, 1 "ilP| - -->-1-"".; .. '57 _, f e " '*3""" ~ '.-92- 11 I _..Z.5:' av- _I/ Y §i J"7 I b'|L _ 51¢. . orrnowu. lets .III -r on no.no. :1 1: rum Q I O mo-mu' A "" lf .UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT I 3 so SAC 05-8999! nATE:2/B¥55 3 5 - = SA _ " " EJE» i-weer; meow "x" r ._ I - ii F The 8:00 a.m. news broadcast indicated in regard morningto the bombin /1!}/E5!, of that captioned twoMolotzftv individual's Cocktailhouse bombs early thiswere utilized. The broadcas? further indicated that MALCOLMx .. H and his family were in the house at the time of the bombing -AT-N ; :1 "' and no injuries were sustained. . ah; Assistant Director JOHN F. MALONE wasadvised by the writer of the bombing of MABCOM X's house early this morning at 8:20 a.m. Mr. MALONEinstructed that the Bureau be . 721?_"~}_5 immediately advised of this matter. 0 J" £9 ; AapprisedBureau of the bomb Supervisor- of cap lone " was- ividuals telephonically house this 1 5 b4¬./date at8:25 a.m. nstmcted to immediately get F ' I'- further detailson thismatter to and callwrhis tele- -,.:..92. .. ..~/r a r ' phone call to be following by a teletype. was advis ed '. _»~_ NYO was already working on this matter. 1 .1 Supervisor cally ; h b ' -111 _92 and V .4- = ' con " c e r o ' "~ immediatel . Y " ss~F%ssI*°*@§%e*Ie -:1" W 1 ;= --:~~:--.--4 n.eE25-Z-525: '*'-- WW _' » M9 51¢, .- at. '-. F. 3. / I 912%»sf 7/ "'r , I -_ b1Q. 67C. i ',: .:'-§:__;_,r_':_ . _ m..p-_~.,.>.u:.--...... ' - es 1.».-1. . _ " s... get-+.-f»? ' ~ - -_..._ "14 __.-.--.--.__ ...... _._...__._ -__ __ , 92 I 92 v F 11 "' :- "'~ I '..",R-92 a _ _ -- E2 u -KJOR ROBINSON A 92"D CARL l92'IL'S'l-'lELD _ . 3:-' l" ' . ! 1 0 31 I _ . J 5. 1 --~.* '- 2 -.,_- J =_.l F- -g "r l .--: mil.ii - By M. . 5 1 ' New York Courier} _ dd ndinv a.==Rl-ack ' __,,-¢92__ NFW YORK CITY b id92£ . ac l olm X , when 92 . he v.-asin go 5.. Q _ . I IQ U-Lltizrlliii 92 lnfmlrar Elijah Muhn;nmad'a top a ui c. sir in on a secret conference in Ail ail- "P3 1-3., l.l:L., with top loaders oi "he ha - Klux Klan ivho 9 ofi_e: o + to donate land to the e,-:- "'Lrernlst orgamzatmn. The Courier lr.-am.-.~1i - from- a The KKK hoads oi lQ92-'l 1;'A1 ICjavern chapters from three con dential sources that such sum had all-Md} essembled I meezing allegedly took place 1 plot. slid _to exceed over several years - :20 in 1 eh horne "2£92.@60 lore: in Georgia. which so W I5 1.3- _*,_2f_92, _ , at Jeremiah X, the Atlanta they rad . expressed a desire '..=. _ minister at tr-.:e Mus =im-in donate to the Muslims tor. ' - h would _ J 92 .L; ..0 J . 1 l_' F t . ' 92 a 5 W Oorilinued from page 1! plies _D1.l1l';'lll 92 l92l h l l. o ~l.'d-Vl 1|truuzlimtt the werlil. 92 92 Earl I vnl Ill Mn any leader. murv t lirln't l"h"92lP'I. l1l'|l1!92 lake i it-1-1| lln .il-u 1.1-t'|~nH_92'. r ml:-tl mull. U Hull ul in he 1&2.l -id. ' 0 tween the two Orgnttlzllluns cn:o amt other cities on f - both a contrast in exlremes.~ cent visit.-'. Since hi! brt.-:tk one preaching lO;;r92 ",:ali0ll. by} with the Muslims ln Jmiu.-iry, violence and the other preach- 196-l, his loliowei-;= and the ing aegrzeatien by choice. Muslims have waged a war of _r,er-.-es, blows and get tough . Ail mdlcat.len_ um he aatl " 2 In onthe meeting and had talk. XII owe I G ac 0 I it I ' 5 drb PW CHlLincol.'t In a Rockcwell, telegram to 9292 |:ite Georges_u- ll-5! Sunday by Mair.-elm X at gbremaeist he warned ham I meeting of his All-o-Arne:-l- that maximum physical retali- can Unity Committee at Ute}I li will result it Reel-aeu-ell : Aubuoon Ballroonm ; lzroups persist in lts TICHI. I l".l hn mm-cpl: and Ideals nf; agitation against Negroes }n t L n . 92ln~=1i|n.~. mailer l~'.§i_l:th Illu- ,l92l:it>:m'.:i. And this incl92:rl_-d Hanitmul Ilium 1-h:1r|:r'd." Ill! -ins KKK hgwms S wen MM_ nislil. "'I'lu-y are I vlnlu-til. group |ltolm tnntglut -Dd. _ __ _ . '¢ and all oi their vinlcm-c is agziirtst, other bio--l-: hrnllivrs. Tliey cln not go to .92li.~i.92im~ip;'-I Ind almnt at the Klan. A1 ll » thatch: a very good 'l'e:t.-on Why U103 don't and when ll-,2: i B explained, It will slim-I-: the world." One 0! his aides later told Q The Courier met the main reason why U1: Muslims never lttaeked the KKK is that lew | know ol their alignment and pact to never mention the other group in their raving and ¢ ranting. . Warning his amliem-e "tat ¢ "inn-violence ls nut in G5, Mal- ultm salt! llntl he'll nnly bo- eqlne tuna-vinalcnl 9292'|tl!!| 1123 ! | T:'lH,Q mart does. lie atld d 1 ml ltilegrollnii 15 R 92'l' l'.'d .| J problem" and lhal black ow- ¢ - 92 '5. 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Inspector Glidden, Us Immigration Dept. telephonically contacted 3' K, w . '2-:7 F this of ice this date and advised hat the subject, traveling -ta .92 #1 under the name, EL-Bhabazz, Malik. -~--1:. ._. Arrived from London via IWA flight I03 ,at Kennedy International :=::.2:~a!. Arrival time 3:L¢.5PM .-..92.~.. @- . ,..a_;.-3%4-,._. aft "Passport # C 29l¢275 ' - 1. :-35';,5,- 92 1 Destination - 23-11 97th St. East Fllmhurst NY 4 . I Pfi- .a - .-=& '_ '::.r92""i -, ALL :mromm1o'a cow ~ ; 1 nanam I5 u:c:'s.s1r§:I}m? - - V 1 DATE BY t 5 _- |-E - ,, I3 I . 1 .--_-1~ I F5 i-.53 -~ _,. _-_.-1.3- ";:'_'~=' _ = / 4 F ai 1"»"»* . -aauzzni El n it-Z5; -rii - ~ . " Q11! b1°/ £31.31 -4-I-1 . . If? 1%: - Fr" ' i i I F l I 1 l 4 1 u _ 1 1 a 1 1 . ... .-..-.. ._ -. . ..._.. .- ._ i.... _..__.___ _¢...... i_-_ -....._.. -. __ | F N. Y. AMSTERDAM N1-2W_S, sax; F'¢1i.'1a.' 1965 O s p.rn.,-_a't tI:e_Audubon Ballroom, _Ma|co|n X =»168th 51., and Broadway. gogram , The black would nationalist be aimed said atbring-the I , 8' solutions for arresting the Qxd l Reveal _ leconomic. -social and political 1 i S {gangrene that is daily adminis-I {cred lo the black community n l 5| . . . . A .b y rent-sown: . landlords. thiev-. 1 é zthat M:mster MalcolmXannouneedhng he will reveal a bold. mil:-_p°1m¢1an5ymerchants. and downwwn1 l . {ant action program, which may -_---..__.__..__ possibly lead to street. demon-I " " '''' ~* -- -~-' l stratiuns. at a meeting oi hisi Organization or Afro-American , ml Unity on Monday, Feb. 15, at 8 ; 5 l.92 - .7": m. 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I l Page s! withheldfor thefollowing reason s!:______if l l :1 For yourinformation: _ g ______g g_ U The following number is to be used for rieference regardingthese pages: J5/V I05~& Z33.:§§é0. . en W DELETED PAGE S! X XXXJOGK NO DUPLICATION FEE X XX_X'}DO{ FOR THIS PAGE X XXXXXX FBI/DOJ 1-Q -|e -u-u....-92-.. - "-** ' ' """""' - - 1 92 1.. Y 4 ; 1";-7c _'_ .5 .,.-F .. .. i . Q i. --Malcolm X Unwdntect on ' I =. The French government decided that Malcolm X was T $7 undesirable and put him on I. plane for London when ' --he arrived in Paris on his way to adddress an Afro- = American" rally there. X decided that the French gov- e_rn_ment was undesirable, too, and iett behind him the -"1'- words: "I never go to any place where I am not wanted. !I?h"ey gave me no reason why I was barred and did nm I ;a-it '"let me contact the American Embassy. I was shocked. QLIPPIK} FRQM THE 1. '- -.o - thought -it ernler Moise! I was Tshnmbe in $OI.itl'1iAI1'ic8. u. I-Ie s the They worstiet person Congoleseon '2 - _ -..*=-:4 _ -earth and -he's de Gaulleh friend. . . ." A French Interior NE I _ _ 0 _ I - -_ - inistryspokesrnan eald that the former Black Mus m _ ~-. _-.- _ 7 eader could provoke demonstrations that would trou ie @ITIQN __ _ 1-; . [the public order." . _ is _ _ * j *|._f mTE_Fc.. J /J . ' _...... I 7 PAGE i /.3 _ _#4___ jI? 5* UL W N cO.mm=;; - ?; *' Fcnwmoco Br mr omszon . }.;__;:.;E11' ESIF ' s . ' , ' >,¢__ _:.-92 DATE Z Z- Byif/_ » /.09.:-1 .-4,/Z FURMRDED on NI DIVISION . 5% -¢_' --_'_- . .22; I-* :5 ! . ' | 5. J 1 ._ T" " _ - '1If ' 'Ja:1'r _=-,-__-.1 .- .:I.{'_..4-92- t __-r-.1-1 1: -3;- .3 r - me; _ 54, FEBI 0 -111 : 'e I 4-rso Rev. 12-14-ea! A, " XXXXXX l FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . l, FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET '4-, 92':: j. -. I Page s!withheld entirelyat thislocation the in file.One more orof the following statements, where indicated, explain this deletion. £3 Deletions were made pursuant to the exemptions indicated below with no segregable material available for release to you. l 5 Ss_¢_t_o_.$_Lin 2 Sectiuni Q b! ! b! ! A! El d! ! U one! b! ! B! D i! ! ll i D b! ! b! '! C! El l b! ! E! U k! ! ._:,. .El _, _ U b! ! F! 00 ! El b! ! E13 CI] lnf fmaii n pertained only to a third parity. Your name is listed in the title only. s Documents originatedwith anotherGovernment agency ies!.These documents were referred to that agencyhes! for review and direct response to you. Pages contain information furnished by another Government .agency ies!. You will be advised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultation with the other agency ies!. Page s! withheldfor the following reason{s!: W .._Z_. 1:1 For your information: __ o :_.__;_Z__1_ W y W _ _ kl The following number is to be used for reference regarding these pages: A/Vlos-s*?9q JODQDQI J DELETED PAGE S! X XXJQOCX NO DUPLICATION FEE X XXXXXX FOR THIS PAGE X >. FBI/DOIJ F:"*;»v.s=-1 ~ V 4 4= T..@ . . .._, .. . 1 0 -».,....___..._ _ e i K i i 1 I Ti L1 in E; I .:, 5. _ - c '1 L W. v ~n J Liuu.coL1n x smash l = BYFRENCH SECURiT}'i ". 5,1, H op 'nonoou, Feb. v um!-J . '..'t Ii Malcolm X, an American blackf -I--;r.¢._=>. i nationalist leader, was refused entry by France today. He re-92. turned here and said defiantly, l . 2;.=~.*.*_._ "I never go to any place where .-' '; .- 145-: I am not wanted." ' i =._ .1 »~-_=r Malcolm ew to Paris today; GLIPPIKY FROM TEE 110 EPCE-R $0 I-D Airo-American ii vi-any there but French officla.1sl' / . .5. [met him with e Government oE- 5 .2... ..--._-,1 rm I 5; ,2, g ..=r~_.~=. der saying his presence was; / undesirable. I-Ie was back in - ,.-. --,-:'.::._#'E»..- L ,London tour hour: after he nad EDITION" »le'Etlf. 1 He said he had offered j English penny to French secu- 1 'rity men at Orly Airport int ',Z¬*,¢ J_ Z .e._ arts and told them to "give i ' tot de Gaulle because the- ch Government 15 worth P£GE___y_ __ §_7Z_M W if ___ _-3; than a. penny." L '7 .1 - of The 39-year-old former Black} FCIi i?.§RD l5 3 BY NY DIVISION ._..,.,-. Muslim leader said nine police-1", .V _. .., men and otficials had met "him It the plane. . i "They gave me no reason why Nor rommnnmn B": NI nrvzsrou Z Iwnsbarredanddidnotlet 5.- I me contact the American Em-. 3; bassy," he said. "I was shocked-; INFQRMATIUN CUNTAINEQ1 ' I thought I was in South Africa. They let [Congo Premier Moise] Hz.-E-v=':'i Tshombe in. He's the worst per-i son on earth and he's de Ga.ul1e'.l .-_. triend. - ii oAT BY Malcolrn said he planned toi spend the rest of the week Ini - 7! ii ; London it nothing else hap-. . 7 .."-Q pens," then return to New York. '. *"5%. #-1 92 E-1.5,- -.92. ~v,3--' H . _ . .9 -.~ A L PL: /' , ',.1, L 41¢;. Z 18* - e ED .a.a;'-aulllaw 5,10 SERIAUZ ED ..** my -5 "~. - _' __. . _ _ A Q i 5 7- 1 I *. _. _... 4- -751% ----_ '- .32 1- -u ._, 4 I>h 1;- E: ;=' J; k ,_ _.,. '~-._....,.. *:.+ In" 2'4; I A --92a- 1'. :3_-{ J4» ._ _ _ _ _ . . 5. - _-,.- ,- _ .-i -:1:-* i .3 -.7. France Bfrs Mqlcqlm XT4 '> _.- | ' London,I- eh. 9 AP! _Mnlcolm X, mlormer Black Dluslini 92 -.- ; .- " 31. Ieader in the U. S.,'retu1-nodto London todny from Pills, . -3 wiéie Frenchsecurity oi eialsInd refuged toallow him to "1-6.... Cl ! e _ - _ . ' '_ . ": . E.w - 11¢ was 1» mu addresseda i-any tonight sponsoredmy 1-45? ! American "Neg-1-oesmd whites in Pu-is ' -- ; -4 .''- 1".5--5 ' He said he {was given no reason why he was barred Iron cLIPPIm momTHE Frame.the As securitymen puthim ona London-bound plan NEWYORK POST . zruanld,ollered he penny n tn n French securityoi clal 1_ NI .--. 1... ; , __. _. l . : _ I. >_ _ Give thnt to President Charles! de Gauile because the I7 rgn1 :l government In _worth less tbnn an English penny. The, Fienchmgn refused to tnke the eoln, and Malcolm K said be E°ITI°" 4. {;::-::§- dung mungrounl. --' -- A -1 r- I was nbocked, he added, "I thought I was In South nmap §E§W§19s5 __,_*_ y let Congolese Moise!Premier Tslnombe in. _Ile_'l__ i * i T the Iron person Ir enrth and he : do-Goalie : 'lel¢L _'___.;i-' -4-winiin----J--4-..-,...... _-__.-..._¢.....e» --- -V~ ' '= " ' ' "" PFiQE_U __ ____ " FcawsmaxnNY Br nxvzsxon '- HUI FORWALRDEDBI N!nzvzsxow "/ ALL INFORMATIONI comnuunn 1,. _ HEREI2om: i' ' 1- *' 1-'§;" %* "*iF§Z96%v57 .5-_._ n-iii nu ,1-.,_ SERIALIZED. __ - r L .5/* 7; ' $ .'jes _ i, I JEARCHED. "'" 5 !?..::;;:;:;. '1 4-1'50 Rev. 12- 14-88! . 1-ooon% 92.. . -,, JQQIXXX FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION FOIPA DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET ...<£-....Page s!withheld entirely at this location in the file. 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Cl 1 -El Cl <:>>o> Z-| p -jinn-I-- b! ! D! ca M Ell cuts! u>>o>D 01 ! E3 mu! XXXXXX XXXXXX E3 mo! XXXXXX IS_M I " AaL,INFORJATION REBEL3- "~iCLAESIFI- C0hTAINED_ 0 _ n < DAT: _ BY 92 92 v4z'6:'!? On 2-5-65 a surveillance was conducted in_the vicinit of .._;,,_ B91158. ' L GS JP I1 I'Il&tlO - : no by SA 1... 51¢.92IIHlIuiiii||iil Iluuili ii!and llIil'iiiIi I |1ea- MALCOLM X was scheduled to return to NY from Montgomery, Ala. via Atlanta} Ga. on Delta Air Lines Flight 822 arriving .-j.- at JFK Airport NY on l:3$ PM 2-h»6S. Attempts were being made .-..= -_II".: to identify and photograph all persons who all; met MALCOLM X --r -. on his arrival. i'92. IP§ f u b s- e nearoew 1.50 Chev identified Malibu as white d so an wi n 1 Lie # I _FM 920 was use to ese 5 negroes to the airport. It is believed that from Chicago was driving the above described car. A O .n- g ., MALCOLM X railed to arrive on Delta Flight #822. It was learned that the next flight from Atlanta, ha . was United Air i Lines flt #368 arriving at h:h0 PM 2-#765. United Air lines information deak later advised that passengers on United Flight #368 were transferred to Eastern Air Lines Flight # 506 to arrive * at JFK, NY at h:hS pm same date. _ 92 e W .~ 4'2LZ2 ! - :3;-_' Ni ..* *. . MALCOLM X arrived at JFK Airport NY on Delta Airline Flight -3 # 816 at 7:h3 PM . He was met by 6 negroes who arrived in two care, one being Malcolm X's and the other the Chev Malibu described above. MALCOLM X departed to his residence at 23-ll @$T F7Z7 -3' Elmhurst, NY. arriving at 8:07pm. followed by the S rvH eillanoe continued in vicinity of MALCOL1. X's I . Buy U..S'. 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DATI: J-+¢£s' o mom mac, CHICAGO 00-3503.5! - ALI. xwrwuwton CONTAIN"- D' ' "* sunJzcr=nAr:on 1s - no: or I_ SLAI HERE};DATE :S"*:*L.:s1P BY" g If/£3 2 //f9/ - The intoraation eet tori low aaa turniehed b3'"on the dates indicated by ho has iurniehed 5'19reliable information in the . _ a i 1 a December 2a I 1964 J hzi -.,___ ILIJAH f u<'-carry news a out a euchl the United 4 States had he n hav g in the ltetee over the holi- 1 mo daya and that should be bure to play up thing"! auch 92 3: this alaaya aay they eo t of apoil the Santa Clause Y» - 92 _ s 1 December 30, 1964 _ - _ i Calitorn "a _ v. n fa c; -ldio ate 1o_n_ICI'U, located 35 miles south of where . he wee, aante to -interview IUHAIIAD. He continued that Ihiet they did was to call a university to have aomeone go and talk to IUHAIIIAD and, it -IUHAIIAD was coming back to Phoenix, they would have aomeone __ tron the Univereity or Arizona lace ihilgor, ii he wee going to . Chicago, they Iould have llOlIlOOIl6'1_1'OI Chicago eee hie. 51¢. etated thie radio etat on cone": out of Btentozjd _. n aity and hae contacts with univereitiea all over the country. IUHAIIAD etated he would he_in Chicago until the £011-oaing Tuesday and eeemed agreeable to an interview. 7-hoe -f?9?-6f34 51° , Copies continued on ii page I a 3 :' ' 0 Us é r K» co 1oo_-assas h ..,-1 E Dot:-011: Indipnapoli I1 lwaukea ":*_1$r- York ! nu!- E -,- '.~ V -v '1 .».7:.;-yr I -4 I . _,,_-5 . .1:-I-a.,=-,- '.> .;-4B-4 i 1- -.. u || ~92 ._ L? --:1 J.- :'* -1- 4 _.'I ;..'1 -S ._~ . ..,.... 4 7 5:2- -. "=- .;.-,: 2 I _ --..., -. _ ,. --..--- .. -.._._____.--._-.nu---- ,-.--...... --_.-_..-.-.-- ., i %i- __-__..._ A.._,d__.___1__._4 i I J -1Q IQ I cc IOQ-35635 y ' told IUHAIBLAJJ he was preparing to write an I eneeer to 'e garbage from IALCGLI. IUHAIHAD atated he had I eeen IALCOLi"on TV and stated In alike a aan'coming down oi! the fence. 'IUHAlHAD told not to spend too much tine on it or to pay any atte I o HAIBOLII an he would come to nothing. IUHAHRAD stated that~bo1ievere ehould Just torget about MALCOLM as he was dying a natural death anyway. g,-_ - MUHAMMAD stated he had balked to the brothers yesterday I51 different apparently when Fees£rom_Lo5_Angeles! them and again. he thinkl IURAMHAD it will etated be he thought they wou come back prdtty'c1ean and commented they 9*" gun; did not underetand like thqy lhou1d.' * _ December 31, 1964 ' A man, believed to be . apoke to ILIJAE IUHAHJIAD abont obtaining 1.. He etated one I etation they had planned on us had rd out and he found out it was because it ie by Negro miniatere and they I are afraid oi IUHAIBIAD. ated he has been in e 'I _.. communication with a to, Canada, and b'|I [, with,c§nI in Detroit about time. added he was on hie ' way to Hammond, Indiana, to lee contract. January 1, 1965 I in -contact with ELIJAH he had p .2 been complained ; ot the IUHAIMAD I eaid t come=up wi-thtloeael I B a profit. IUHAIIAD atated that p, ,- exper . h a proiit. He added t all oi the buaineaeea I might have been loet. _ _ » A 1 IUHQIIAD then expreeeed concern about ability I ~q I to handle the responsibilities er a nted he I would like to have the lie I 0 he can chow - hie tat he haa done there. la they are I I Er._- 92 J i I .._ In-._..-_..__ ..._,______.....___.__e_i _ ._. ._. _ ..-_ -Z-_-. " .. - , I _ __ _l ._ . . _ _ _ ? _-__....__..___.__ __ < L!. :1. .-_.IL. cg ' . CG 100-35635 much therebetterthen noe theiiere. IUHAHEADasked- -.. gm. shy he did not sove there and rep1ied.he wanted to Ar new discuss a financial predicament w IUHAIIAD and get it ironed .w.w-. Q Out. ' _ 7. .- B - _ _.-;,_ .= 4 .4; -. ., .. '__ .1;n'_ -'92 . .3 1I u-1 ~ " hos Angeles, h didCalifornia! t 1: was in '4 _ ,-stating s e no now :- _ whether things-ha- - the way-he wanted then to or not. She 1 continued: talled Q friend of hers and said she Q wanted to t _ "alcause her husband was eupposeito have H been set down or something wasjsupposed to have happened to hie j .. led. sday but the Iinister never sentioned his name.' She, 3 := thought lIUHAllllA.Dhad. allsaid believers, bothand in fr : "on ,. _re to be,there. ' . - *" .-U ; <. IUHAIAD statdd he had lett this up to the Minister. ll ' continued that they had and, when the believers who gI hwere _ turned u came they were around at the door. _IUHAMHAD Hrepdied they should not be in on_such business as this. He continued: Bone oi those that are out are poison and they cannot l £ L arrange their businesswith peoplethat are halt waywith you. ...¢ Only_those'that are with you should be there because they were taking care of very serious business. You should not invite any weak Iuslins to sit in on soneth 92l- that to keep or a quarrel and ~a-1 ilissatisfactionOn. coin: .$tated that what"he" covered U with the body_was that his _ eas on the title and it was in the -- :5 1 . 'n'._'_,"_ , process oi being removed and he had talked IUHAIIAD into securing '' .-'1' _ =2; a loan to get the building. He quoted_sonethings out of the *5:-. Koran that he said IUHAIMAD had told hie-to read. ,._'___ , . -t-.;;- - a 3, } . MUHAMMAD replied that has the only thing he wanted his' . J5- .'~" Y _ i to do with the body and the other thingiwas not to be taken care -~ :2 of with nobody. He said it was dangerous to take every little .. thing to the body as with a h ' "r-iiportance you_don't know - : . .--92 wherea hypocrite is"_sitting; eaid"th'at"he" told .'L-- §- then he wasn't going into any eta "-Q. there night be some ' _,.. stool pigeonIthere.~ IUHAIIAD said he_had.warned hii and he did ' the~thing he had told hin to do. IUHAIQAD stated he had told him -a s ,' 1 3 _ ; . l ! K §!! r 92 '92 ! ._--,1. we :1 I CG 100-35635 not to discuss what we had discussed around the others "' 7-,?» = ;;._. - rather only those that are absolutely involved and those _-_..- dg who will be taken care oi by his and the captain, no other onteidere.as it would start a lot of dissatiataction. illl --. - :.< -1: " >-e Iii IUHAHMAD continued that the main thing was-to get" -...:.92 »- :1» this Temple over in the_right, to|the best oi our interests, p sin :J. and the next thing was, since it already was solid, to keep - '.-,..J_'-.i'.A# it eolid with the solid people. he continued that as far as 92 Ari the eisterfs husband goes he was sure she did not know what _-J sheasked was ' ii about he as no had said one has was he dismissed dismissedno one.and Wm :1" ; - e a" not but his wife had. - UEAHMAD instruc e H51> _ e asked0 tell if he them wasthat on her thehusbandposit flednesday had not night. been d d stated he was and would also be on the post tonight. -said "he" is a different man altqgether now and had Just lacked 92 some knowledge, both or then lacked a lot oi things they had to learn. MUHAMMAD opined that they1were trying to go the way of peace now and can'thave-everybody Just so as there are always . some trouble makers in all the Temples we have. _-_,4 *9. The iollowing ensued: ' ~ _ ELIJAH: As tar as'the two men, the tact about it /-. is the Ca tain even sat here and shed .' ' tears over his mistakes and I think he " ,'-It i A ' will be aYbetter nan. ' . . .'. e-. W» 1 It looked like he had been crying A on ""3. Iednesday, too.- - '= u ;".- £7 .-~'.-1 . ILIJAH: He was veny upset. He went out telling . _r.___l ' - the laborers here that for the iirst - |',s ,¢. time he aetually saw 100 percent that 1 GOD certainly had-sent the lessenger 92 >4 because nobody could have taken care .1. Ii . of things like he took care oi then : and shown'the part we didn't understand. e - He actually was Just breaking down here, 1 -e i I".' i i 92 1 I . _-. .- X I CG 100~35635 TB hi,-:<>; AdA ."Kn Hhr husband wanta to know what he is pa: eupposed to,do with the $100. Should E3 _f-In he use it to cone to Phoenix and shoe 5 IUHAIMAD theplane which are all ready? =.-:5 1 . ~§"§- ILIJQH: '4 J Juat hold it there until he gete word T : i tron him; Those people,lone of then, I -._4- haven't lrrivedyet. I haven't talked '1- P to than yet, only the teacher. -The Ii. 92 teacher I will talk to again; »1e11 hia i the lain thing" tor hie part in selling éi paper: ahd he is to keep hie actions Q ... and idea; hetore those who are sitting 9 in the oitice ahead of hia ouch aa,f- J 3... =- 1- eecretarhee,_capta1na and ainietera. -he Be'can d ecueatheee things with then -4; as well as with thin to make cooperation _moi? 1 wouldnvt like tor him to be juet unified with myself and hlweno other unity with the laborers in the immediate . h..oi£ice. #11 wewant to-do ia to get the 1.~ papers to aove and to get then-in the . I _ K. -. hande.o£'the public., = l ' . <5- ~.. ¢_K | 51¢, c 1 e .'fiT_1 .'15 > '15»- ' l Ti ._ 1 ------__'..,...._____JanuarpI i935-hrilyoil P_.t~ ' H . u _ ILIJAR IUHAIIAD wae in contact with I '3; and they diacueeed property in Atlanta; he had Jnat_receivod_a letter troa.At1anta du 19°hie "10" and he eill"eeii1 goee throu3h tor an$1" --5'" he thoughtit waa worth it, adding thebuilding ted ¢ 507a andwas in-goodehape andcould geat,ahout300»"»Hb Q Page s! withheld entirelyat thislocation inthe file. One ormore of the following statements, where indicated, explain this deletion. Q Deletionswere made pursuant to the exemptions indicatedbelow withno segregablematerial available for release to you. S_Q<;£i0_I_I_ii2 S_Q§1_i911__5_5.2§ Dll I3 b! ! b! ! C! U RX!! b! ! D! E] l b! ! E! D b! ! F! El l El b! ! b! 8! El l , U E] b! ! b! 9! El l El b! ! C] RX?! 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I ! g192H HT92AL 7 Transmit thefollowing inat W ,1 Z Type in plain text or code? * " v1a__W41m'§Lf PriorItyj* _ Tj *_ "__ _ 7 __ T 77 7 ' Ml TO : nrnscwoa, FBI 00-106670! - QQQ MFQRMATJDNCONTIIHED HERE ! ISUNCLASSIFIED .- FROM EXSEPTWHERE SHOWN ' SAC, NEWYORK 00-136585! E_ , ""3-1EIE l. l$E ,1 4» _ ' SUBJECT:MARTIN LUTHERKING, Jr.. SM-C ==~.= - i: ,"92V.:_-;.'__~E --I-.- captioned andEnclosed dated as above; sixare cogiem wo copiesof a letterhead are enclosed for memorandum, the Atlanta Office. _i311% '-'.';1if . 7 c T b 9* I07 D - .:_; '._ _'?- F was the aouncethe of information 1._9- .-5}_5-211 -in the let 7 memorandum. - . 7*; 7. __ _,:=..:f' -0- l 1 _ ;_,-. E 92_V I 7 1-.100M2529! - SCIRM- _._ f via-in: l-New2~At1antaI4-?ureau 00-55 £100-106670!6! MARTIN Encl.LUTHER 6! am! KING,Jr. ! Encl. 2! RM! -=.~.~.:~s York 1o0- 00-2g70!g . 2 AYARD BU- A IN ! n 2 3 ?IRM! 1-NewY k 1oo-12533 MILTONa mson lei 1-NewYgiu 100-g1911!!cam!! :2! §EssE Q2! -New York 1o5~999% mnconmx! :3! New York 100-1365 5! H2! 11.1 .=_ -New "4 .,,-E,My J-1: ? W-'5 L ..,,-:3 -'=?_.'_92_ :- . :92§.'.__92 - '- '1J?K:§mv 13P:=*.~.. - * 7 ///// -e... ' 1lqqi . l"" "b?i'q»m @ERvm " ._ 2 0.? /,4 .://Q 2 ,;1.-3, r:.- .- J It /'9~> .,_ ow.=92f_'r:192rx921'3 51 L ac. . '92-. -5- _._ ___, 7='a'-44'4 . _._.__ i -* . < 92-_#2 E NY 100-136585 9 4,: with regard to other individuals mentioned in the letterhead memorandum, there is insufficient _I' "suitable subversive information to characterize them. i F This letterheadmemorandum classified is ' 71! 92 "Secret" becauseit contains in ormation i rom b;92! 6 1 - 1 source who has furnished highly sensitive information 4. I with respect to the racial situation in the NY area and -. , - the CP influence thereof. ; _. ,3!-- Z --;'. _ , .~ .=; . _.gl|'i¢; - . :§ {l I .1? . _ -2- '.-; :1.-- -_- -' 9:-; .-7,:-Vt: NF .52} 15" ' -3'3 r --=."=. c0NF tr~mAL t 1 §__,- _ H - --.'_'__;" *1 """ -""'T~'-*'<'r5:",5 :*f;fj- " - '--'*** -'7' " "' ' ' "" "" - -- ~ - -- Q §>;_ .:,-_i .>"5 N"".1 .1 >3; --. - '~-1" .1 .,..".L.-.., .- _ - 92 __-ll-__ Q ; Q a | ._o - '-»o "'. s ~'~E:===t_~ ' c' " -- "¢ . '§: 6 43 5 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTJUSTICE OF . FEDERAL suntanor xnvasrzcyrxon my-~ ";:.¥::mi"1z2; covw H Re: MartinSecurity Luther King, Jr. Matter- 0 g! D -.-eclsssi hv °' mm A confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, furnished information on February 2, 1965, indicating that BayardRustin Organizerof the March on Washington,D.C.! and one Cora Lest NameUnknown!, were in contact on that date. According to the source, their - Terracecontact was in phonetic? re ardConference to what CoraFebruary called on the Poncheman 18-20,1965, at the Hilton Hotel, New York, New York. Cora mentioned the fact that she had received Rustin's acceptanceto be a speaher at the conference, which she said was being held for the benefit of "television" and was being produced by her. $he said the conference proceedings would be on permanent tape, which will be divided into one half hour programs. National Educational Television has agreed to give 26 hours of coverage across _the country on their fifty stations, Cora said. In addition, she said the British Broadcasting Company would run five hours of the proceedings of the conference and the United states InformationAgency wouldalso runsome. Shesaid the rest of the tape wou d be given to any station that wants to start a dialogue on peace. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency ' - nunnronmwncsccurmnt _ HEREIN IS UNCLQSSEFIED 1 . EXCEPT SHOWN'I'lH£-REb L Group I _ Excluded from automatic 92 downgrading-and f -declassification ' A : /Z .-3T?'!"'_9---J3 .i~ M Q _ _ _ | In ' _ _ -__M_"H T- __--W ~ O Q I fBEUHB$" Re: MartinLuther King,Jr. iglpl Security Matter - C -.1 Cora said that Martin Luther King Presiden of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference! had not responded to his invitation to appear and speak and unless he did agree, Rustin would not only be the only Negro, but the only spokesman for the "American Civil Rights - Peace Type Movement." She said King should be there for the good of everything concerned, especially him, because it the conference! would be s fantastic international platform. *5 Rustin saidKing wasin gall and there was '__ .92_ a big debate as to whether he shou d come out of Jail. -,. ..' -. in. Rustin said he was of the opinion that he should remain .,_ :.~g__ until the last of his followers were legally out on merit. Cora replied that she thought it would be very lfféi 92 dramatic if he would fly here New York City! from Jail i and he would fly right into the arms of the news media. Rustin said that if King got out of Jail, he would spend Friday in New York City. Cora was encouraged by Rustin to wire King and request that he come to New York. Cora, in continuing her remarks about the conference, said that King was scheduled to appear on E? 1}_ _a panel on February 20, 1965, chaired by Henry R. Luce e-.1 publisher of "Time - Life" Publications!. This panel, -_9_»-c Cora said, will be a mixed one, therefore, King would get terrific attention there. iel-Z 4.--; i According to the source, Cors_requested Rustin .4-Q: T r to furnish the names of New York Negroes who should attend the conference. Rustin furnished the following: , Y, The Reverend Milton Galamison Chairman of the 4- 11-..1 J City-wide Committeefor Integrated schools!; ThelmaJohnson » v Head orthe HarlemParents Comittee!; Jessie Gray; Reverend D Richard A. Hildebrand, President of the Manhattan Branch a- of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NAACP; Basil Patterson, new Presidentof the New YorkNAAC 3 Joseph Overton Chairmanof the United . %;. CouncilHarlem}; of Besse Buchanhan New YorkState Human .92 Rights Comission ; Benjamin J. McLaren Member of New York CONFI IAIS 92 ______I _ _ _ii._-?..i__-._,_..___ % - - . ._ -5?, 1+ 1. 924! 92 2'::::2,§"";:::e*;*9%cow » 1% at i City Board ofEducation!; HopeStevens NewYork City #1,», _ Attorney!; First Name Unknown! Davis of the Carver Bank; and Malcolm X. fit I In "The Saturday Evening Post", issue of July 11- J 18, 1963, page 76, Bayard Rustin is the subject 92 of a feature article captioned: "The Lone Wolf of Civil Rights". In it, Rustin is said to have come to New York in 1938, as an organizer I for the Young Communist League YCL!, and as such he had the Job of recruiting students for the Party". Furthermore, the article reports that during his first years in New York, Rustin gave most of his earnings to the "Party". He -.- =1 reportedly leftthe "Party"in 1931, the article s ates. The YCL has been designated Pursuant to -i I Executive Order 10450. The "Daily Worker", February ll, 195?, page 1 -0- column 2, reported that Bayard Rustin, Executive Secretary, War Resisters League, was an observer . -. i at the 16th National Convention of the 1..-.- us. -"9! Communist Party, United States of America - 92 GP, USA!, held in New York City, on _...; S February 9-12, 1957. .,.q t The "Daily worker" was an East Coast Communist ~ publication until it ceased publication on January 13, 1958. _ » =u E S2C§E?"' ! CUi ~§F . CF 1 *7 __ _ .._.._-, ,__,..__i.._, M O ¢ Q slii i q . i Re: Martin Luther King, Jr. Security Matter C .0 Another confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised on February 19, 20, 1964, that Bayard Rustin contacted BenJamin J. Davis on those dates i-.- and sought his advice as to how he could escape -. from a speaking engagement to which he was .1 committed. On the latter contact, Dvis told - Rustin that he was working on his request and _ 5: ? had contacted friends who had contacts with the _, ,-. group to which Rustin was to speak. -,<_3;:- 1 l iw w --.- I -=-.-w Q25. . . 1 I =,.B >4 1, _I_ 1%92'; ,.; in-' " . I! "The New York-Times", August 24, 1964, page 27, -;.:s ~1g column H, reports that Benjamin J. Davis, National Secretary, CP, USA, died in New York City on the night of August 22, 196H.' On November 28, 196q, a confidential source, who has furnished rdliable information in the past, advised that Jesse Gray is s former 1' organizer of the Harlem Region of the Communist Party, United States of America crusa!. =. -,-9 On January 2h, 196M, the source advised r 92-5, that according to William Patterson, ea Jesse Gray is no longer a CP member, but >.m_ 4%,%' Z is friendly to the GP. ~ -.11-'1 -- - 1":1'I ii. . ii-I 92.- .5-§'V ,. CONFi%3 5 AL R». . .;- - 7 K .' L 9 @ c : azzzzztzuzszze ireman ram, 92.=2 #1 On July 13, 196R, the-same source advised that wi11iam92L. Patterson gas chairmanof the New YorkDiatr ct . >. A confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the pant, advised on August'6, 196k, that Ma1eulm.X ie the founder and Jresident of the Muslim Mosque, K 1» Incorporated. .._; T. A characterization of the Muslim 2 ~- .* Mosque, Incorporated, is attached. . -<--' ? I-Z~ ." I-1' k t I ., -.-_*. .2 ; -"I E L_ ;!;:¢I , . .».-_.r'u -1-. -BEG E?* '-Tn-JLit -' '92|92" '5' mar am.i a F _1'112;?. ._ _ _. '1',_ .. 92 Q! I Re: Martin Luther King, Jr. 1, security Matter - C _i_._ APPENDIX 1-;"Ev '1'. ...M§§éIM TlQsQ -31:INC°3?°R-3T5§_D.lMMIl ' . --'3' 1 The March 13, 195M, edition of "The NewYork Times," E,-r92 a daily newspaper published in New York, New York, contained ._ , an article on page 20 which indicated that MALCOLM LITTLE!, x "5 former national official or the Nation of Islam NOI! who _ 5. broke with the NOIon March8, l96B, publicly announcedin New York City on March 12 196M, that he had formed the Muslim .» ;' E Mosque, Incorporated MMI§. TheMMI, accordingto the article 1;?- . _f=.'-1."; would be a broadly based politically oriented black nationalist --:1 ,;_:_ movement for Negroes only, financed-by voluntary contributions. .;~__ In this public statement MALCOLMX urged Negroes to abandon _._ .-.: the doctrine of non violence when it is necessaryto defend -..:_,, themselves inthe civil rights struggle, and healso suggested __.'» that Negroes form rifle clubs to protect their lives and property in time of emergencies inareas wherethe govern- ment is unable or unwilling to protect them. Incorporation papers of the MMI filed on March 16, ~:,.-I I- 196R, withthe BusinessSection, Clerk of Courts, NewYork County, New York, New York, reflect that the MMI was incorporated under the Religious Corporation Lawof the State of New Yorkto work for the imparting of the Islamic Faith and Islamic Religion in accordancewith "accepted r ._T __ .a<~... Islamic principals." The principalplace or worship tobe .-92_ located in the Boroughof Manhattan, New York,New York. en ._' Y.- : The May 23, 196R, edition of the "New York .*"&' Amsterdam News,"a weekly Negro newspaperpublished in NewYork City, contained an article by columnist JAMES = _ BOOKER inwhich he indicated that he had heard that the A-1: visit by MALCOLMX with Muslim leadersduring his African _,Q;I tour has changed him to become soft in his anti-white feelings and to become more religious. .I- U1 ..-.92.'5. pn October 6, 1964, a confidential source advised , that the MMIis apparently affiliated with the true orthodox Islamic Religion through its af iliation with the Islamic 41 Foundation of New York!,l Rivdrside Drive, NewYork City.' The only teachings or the MMIane onthe Islamic Religion. I-?'= é A second confidential source advised on October 20, ;»_ - 1964, that the headquartersof dhe MMI arelocated in Suite 128, HotelTheresa, 2090Seventh Avenue,New York, New York, §i''¢ where they were established on March16, 196k. These head- quarters are shared with the Organization of Afro-Amer can 'Unity OAAUJwhichis also headed byMALCOLM X __.. _ --assess -in . -6- -_.,_J -i 3' V v-_:" '<1" ._ K 0 Q V G * 1: '6 Q = UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE _ _ _.. FEDERAL nunmu or INVESTIGATION §~'§,,",92"i',f{' " i ' Q "'4 n 3 100-106670 New Yorkrsbruai-1': New la,1965 -York - .i. s , sown ANAL _ ...¢'-' -;¬-"- '___1 ___--_:'?" ,92J I Ii ;r§§i»g- Martin Luther K1ng--,- J1 : .2 '. " . ---r Character Security Matter - C -.- Eaference Letterhead memorandum . dated end captioned as above at -'. New York -..Z"J;;TIL- "-i=;:.'. nll sources except any listed below! whose identities are concealed in referenced comm nication have furnished . reliable information in the pest. 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D Information pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only. El Documen ts originated with another Government agency/ ies!. I These documents were efe d l'I'B to that agency es! f or review and direct response to you. u|-u-u -i Pages contain information furnished by another Governmentagency es!. You will be advised by the FBI as to the releasability of this information following our consultation with the other agency ies!. ii-p Page s!withheld for the following reason s!:_____:7______ 7__ _ _ _~_____~ ' '____ Y l- El For your information: 51 I! 1 I a, 0-....' .-.. February H, 1965 a - AIRTEL AIR MAIL- REGISTERED L5 1 J- 92 I 92 I T0 =. nznacwoa, FBI 00-uu2235! FROM = SAC, Ios ANGELE3 00-sense; RUC! 5 RE ORGANIZATION OF AFRO-AMERICAN UNITY I° - MISC . A ?Jl£h4 or ,rw ' " "é 92 DAT - 3% B - Jég ég " ";%?r Re New k York airtei 1/7/65, BuairtelI/14/65, and ! Los Angeles teietype, 1/29/b5. -J Enclosed for the Bureau, New York Chicago, and Philadelphia are- 8 , 3 , 3 . andcopies, 1 respectively, of a No- letterhead memorandum IBM! relating to a trip by MALCOLM '1JTT1E toLos Angelss, his flight to Ch ago, and a report he will start a Mosque in Los Angeles. _ the LHM.ar - the or their bl» 4! A s co - D - 1- I aw 92 92 I . H'- r - Bureau Enos. 8! Air Mail- Registered! .3!- New York Enos. 3! Air Mail - Registered! 31 - ChicagoPhiladelphia Enos. 3!Enc. Air 1%Mail Air Mail - Registered!- Registered! , L,. 3 - Lea Angeles 100-6 5 H 6! * 1 -- 100-65527! 105-260a! MI! NOI! /"31 in LHE:HMS _ S:-"1}; 9292.§--~ T ' 92 | | 92 . - . |" F gas ai- L.- IA 100~65#66 i. 5 E ? 192 bl 1! l.51 i I L 92 bl 51.9 ou c L. 1 when he arrived in Chicago. when Chicago was no fied that two Muslims kept MALCOLM. under observation and of the precaution taken against the planting of a bomb on the air- ».. 1 ' plane, that department said they would increase their guard detail ..- 92 from two to six officers. if-I I ' 92 In addition to the information furnished b . 92 _y gin the LI-LM,he emphasized his belief that MALE - e 92 IJD s re and t he feels one ofMUHAMMAD's followers devotedwill 92 .k-111 him. 3150 $101166 that MA ' even thoug e knew as a fo LCOLM was very nalkative -believes . that MALCOW rmer w 11 talk to FBI policeman, agents. he said andhe Negative informants: lly on 1/26/65, to SA T 92 67¢ orally on 2/2/65,to $13 92 orally on 1/20/65, to SA One copy of the LHM is designated as information for the Philadelphia Office, since MALCOLM departedLos Angeles on Flight Number 26 en route to New York. IEADS: CHICAGO OFFICE: Chicago. * 5? CHIQAGQ%_1LL1HOIS: Develop activity by MALCOLMi 1'1 Los Angeles has alerted informants to report any informa- tion indicating MALCOLMhas started any organization in Los Angeles. i 92 92 -, . . "0 D 92 | -4 -A LA 100-66366 - This LHMhas beenclassified convntialbecause r ~ - data furnished by the sources could reasona ly result in the é identification of c on idential f informants of continuing value 5 and compromise their future effectiveness. l ;¢ ;..c 'i92 E ,-3 - .5' . iI 1 _: 92 I ;l 92 o ___.,_r0-»!»FE"F:h q . "iii. .' ' - fl I.' i UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE aelfgjay FEDERAL BUREAU orzmvssrxoiwaon F|1aNo.'§Rqt~H~"R#e Los Angeles, California _ February H, 1965 [ 92-' @§s.»_w/ 1 r. _ > i 92 039* N1ZETZQPLQK F§,Qré!l*ilQ.A1 LU£ I_TY*5 92 I L NationIslam ofO .at ply??? -7-- *.as- PD . | > |- - . |.|_'_c;¢_;' Characterizations of the Organization of Afro- L American Unity OAAU!, MuslimMosque, Incorporated L MMI! and the Nation of lslam N01! are attached I and all sources therein and herein have furnished reliable information in the past. A source advised that Malcolm X Little arrived at the I - Los Angeles International Airport, Les Angeles, California, at I 92 ! about 3:00 PM, on January 28, 1965, aboard Trans world Airlines, 1 Inc., TWA!, Flight Number 9. He stated that at 2:00 PM, the Airport Detail of the Los Angeles Felice Department received a _ _te1ephone call from Jamahl X, who stated that his brother-in-law, Malcownx, was arriving on Flight 9. Jamahl X said that Malcolm's life had been threatened and because of the threat he Jsmahl! wanted policemen to stand by at TWA to protect Malcolm. Officers or the-Police Department met Jamahl X, who was identified as Edward Smith, and'Mr.Edmund Bradley, who were at the airport to meet Malcolm at about 2:30 PM. Smith was very un-cooperative and refused to answer any:;uestions regarding _ . Malcolm's business in Los Angeles. Bradley said that he is the publisher of a small newspaper named The Roll Call." Bradley told officers that Malcolm would stay at the Statler Hilton Hotel in L05 Angeles, and he said he did not know his itinerary. A PP _F}-:_§:1f_'r311.:§f;f,:e.zs:crsg3 :5, [Cr Q?05'! /[ NT .:..¥IZ_? .If3:_l.;___.L: 5}*.TT'T:"f_, - .: '92 ...-r.-.-..- Gr I 92 .. 51 ;1-: - gun; ':k¥£u4*~ aa=aExcl d from sutomai 4___m$£H!L=*£éi=H§decla fication. ding downg. and .y;f' 57¢- ' are , _~_~--- :~_;--.»-a_:...=:_:_-.:. __<;_7_ _ __; <92 ~ . Q... r tmwer OBGANIZPTION or AFRO- £*ll* 1-731¢.9N ENE?! ¢§r _':_~5; --- ,.. The above source related that Bradley telephoned the -v- Police Department at 10:30 AM, on January 29, 1965, and stated -1- - he had an interview scheduled with Malcolm in about 30 minutes _..92 at the hotel and then arrangements would be made for Malcolm's ..__.. departure. Bradley commented that Captain Edward 2X Edward .1 . a-31 Sherrill! of Muhammad's Temple of Islam £27, Los Angeles, was ;':'.'::-' at the hotel on the evening of January 2 , 1965, and met Malcolm » en... on the first floor near the escalator. He believes the meeting . -- - . mi. H was accidental and Bradley does not know if they spoke. He also . .~.92ov- said that Malcolm had observed two Muslims on the evening of " e-Fe-:4 .,,L January 28, 1965, on the 6th Street side of the hotel. Bradley 1 advised that Malcolm's reason for being in L0s.Angeles was to ;I-'. -45; talk to the two Muslim women involved in the paternity suits which were filed in Los Angeles against Elijah Muhammad. Malcolm mi-e told him that one of the Muslim teachings is morality and that many Muslims are unhappy that Elijah has had 12 children by j. five wives. ., -|_., -E5? The same source said that Malcolm left Los Angeles on PF? TWA Flight Number 25, which was scheduled to depart at about 12:30 PM on January 29, 1965, for Chicago. Two Muslims were observed in the TWA terminal and they stood at opposite ends of the building while keeping Malcolm under observation. _They were described as following the usual Muslim plan of intimidation." gs: One Muslim was Robert 20X Buice and the other person was not 1 identified. Due to the close surveillance by the Muslims, Malcolm was placed aboard the airplane unobserved by the Muslims by going through the baggage room. The other passengers on the flight were asked to disembark at the last minute and they were requested to identify their luggage, when all pieces of luggage had been accounted for, the plane was re-loaded. This procedure was followed as a precaution to present the possibility of Muslims or other persons putting dangerous material on the flight. The plane departed about two hours late for Chicago. Another source said that Little registered in the .-__ Statler Hilton Hotel as M. Shabazz on January 28, 1965, at , ,_._-F. 3:36 FM, and he checked out at 11:01 AM, on January 29, 1965. He 1" - furnished the address of 23-11 97th Street, East Elmhurst -69 ..,.. . New York. i£E 0 ENTI* -3- Em ii» *>>-Cult J. 5? . _ . T.Y_4 ..__.4_._a_._ __ 927 4_a._e4 ._. _..,._.._.._r,..4,._,_,r__,_ ..a___T.. 4 ;. i 1 ,._I Q f YD E 92 we l ORGANIZATION OF AFRO- '__ AMEBICAN UNITY_,_~ -__ _ ~ _ - || - 8 'Los Angeles, v se ie rode with Malcolm Little on Flig 92 Number 26 to Chicago. Malcolm gave him a card showing that he is a representative of the OAAU. He did not indicate his reason for being in Los Angeles, dnd he did not say anything .;¢'N:A. *2:-2; about starting a chapter of the OAAU in Los Angeles. Malcolm at 1 F » remarked that he had left the NOI because he had talked to a son a 9. i . 4,. of Elijah Muhammad who had broken away from him and the son told , - ...-J -1 1:-: Malcolm about the illegitimate children Muhammad had fathered. '-»- us; Malcolm wrote to Muhammad asking about the son's charge, and -1;-1; Muhammad replied that he did not want to discuss it in a letter, see. i and that he would tell him about it when they saw each other. .5. Malcolm talked to a former secretary of Muhammad who was in Q-'_.P92$ New York, and she told him about having a child by Muhammad .-, i and mentioned other women who had Muhammadis children. Malcolm as ',I '1 said he then took a trip to the east and studied Islam and " 1;. found that Muhammad was using it to further his own selfish 532 purposes. "/' B1L peaked Malcolm about reports that the Muslims 7;>have been rrni g themselves, and he replied that up until June, 1963, they had not arms, but since then they l>92 have been arming themselves. said the reports he received L have been only rumor and in l he has read.- He also stated that Malcolm did not furnish any specific information about the obtaining of firearms by Muslims. Malcolm declared .v. _ that the teaching of Islam in the N01 is becoming less and less and that it is becoming a hate organization. He alleged that the word has been sent out to the Muslims by Elijah Muhammad - that they are et him,and Malcolm expects to be killed by ,..i ?"fr one of them. stated that Malcolm seems very fatalistic was about his fut nd he said that the Muslims do not care what happens to them. He remarked that if 200 people were 255% guarding him they will still try to kill him because they are so devoted to Elijah Muhammad they would Jump into fire if he ordered it. The source mentioned that Malcolm is very frightened 1--r and he is appreciative of any protection given him. During the in flight to Chicago, he talked very freely to- even though he-. had introduced himself and informed Malcolm that he is a former police officer. Malcolm did not state his reason for to-"1 ~ M!, 1 ORGANIZATION OF AFRO i @I&§.N_lI§;T¥ it iii!-' cc --tr I the trip to Ins Angeles; however, he said that he was going to Chicago to appear on a television 75%» i. program and because the State 1.. .Attorney General i w s ed h to talk to him. . xi i The Herald-Dispatch" which is a weekly newspaper 1;?! .-,,. 92 published in Les Angeles, printed a photograph of Malcolm X in - v- ' I it J , 92 . s anuary 28, 1969, edition. The following article appeared - "-2. below the photograph: =-.-~:-r .,.... ._ .,__, MUSLIMS ABC'S FOR X-- Malcohm X above left . -4.1 -.1 announced this week that Shaikh . Ah m ed Hassoun has .. *'*_.5 - t arrived in America from the Hbly City of Mecca in ,1 .. - Arabia , t o teach Islam at the Muslim Mbsque, in aw- Harlem, which Malcolm heads. In a press release, Malcolm X declared that the Shaikh, sent by Grand Shaikh Muhammad Sarur Al-Sabban, Secretary-General L of the Muslim World League, will help Malcol X m n i 92 his present efforts to correct the distorted image we A that the religion of Islam has been given by hate groups in this country. Mr. X will establish Mosques through the nation. One will open in Los Angeles in February." J The above publication also printed an article date st lined Cairo, Egypt ANPI!, which reads as follows: wean .... "Elijah Muh@mad's son, Akbar Muhammad, told the press here that _ he wa s no longer to agree with my father's concocted religious teachings, which are far from and 1 in most cases diametrically opposed to Islam, and secondarily because of his politically sterile philosophy of the Afro~American struggle. He announced that he had ; '*'-ii: ''L.'r' quit the Black Muslim movement in the United States. - F .--w-_; "Akbar said in a statement he was not Joining any other . ._..¢- .- movement. But he made it clear that his sympathies lay .:-:2! .". with efforts of Malcolm X and others to establish an .5;--1 ? orthodox Muslim movement among American Negroes. . if ? .;¢.,. _ "Events leading to his break were revealed in an inter- 3 _.--.. view here at a downtown Cairo hotel. Mr. Muhammad said -1 .,,.1 '0.- 15 / g: -Q- ' '!!" E, 92_/ spy at. -- ORGANIZATION OF AFRO- rN_ AMERICAN UNITY aw t "the actual break had come on December 5, during a c. ' 7 l visit to the United States, after fruitless arguments ;'-.- E 1 with his father over doctrine. He said-that-he had no t , : planned to announce the rupture in relations, but had l changed his mind when he saw:the January 1, edition of 2"" t he Black Muslim newspaper, MUHAMMAD SPEAKS, in which his 5,31} * _ father denounced him as a'Hydocrite. " Z Akbar was described as a 25-year-old student of Islamic E law at the Al Azhar University in Cairo, and the youngest of _',"¢f¥. ~': :r { E1iJah's six sons. The article stated he is the second son to -1_ZG1:' 1 leave the Muslim movement and mentioned_that another son, Wallace , *92 * M h = --A-a ,_ u ammad, left the organization shortly after Malcolm X was as-'-. } l removed. Akbar estimated the Muslim membership at about 7,000 , '5-Q .- -J ;. ;' and said that about 3,000 had left the organization. He remarked _-aq :3" £3 c v that he knows there are members of the top echelon _ _- who do not "1--_s p go along with his father's teachings and leadership, but they _~..'-.-. h '- 5~ sta y be t cause hey are getting good salaries. L"."a '9. - Akbar rejected the idea of separate black states for .American Negroes or returning them to Africa. He also refused . '_.,. to accept his father's teaching that . s. "the whole race are devil The son said he will cooperate in many we s y w ith various civil rights groups, but that he does not believe in the doctrine of non - - violence H1 . e d oes not believe in starting violence; however, he said he does not believe we should turn the other cheeck. The article concluded by stating that Akbar will teach Islam in Malcolm's Mosque in Los Angeles. %< Informants generally familiar with N01 activity in the Los Angeles area advised that they have not received any informa- tion that a c ha t p er of the OAAU has been established ' in Les Angeles. 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IT§pe in pTa1n?ext or coae! c 3 r-4 Via AIRTEL ____f1 _ Z_ or, " J______,.____ ¥ 7 _ ' QQ§Iw$Q_ Iil¥IlI@IIO C I¢CIIDIIIIIU-QInq@q_¢¢_Q¢g_Q6§$Illn qI$3Qq_Q- In qI v&1$&Q@ Q@$$- _~ 1 92 er!Q =§EKQD0- 1 »-1: 'T0: 1 DIRECTOR, rs: oo-uu11ss> , . --~ _ i i " '_, _ E :1 -"1'; SAC, NEW roam :10:-152159! :.h=_'.s f . FROM: _F3 "NF"PMAT'ION éggngatm ' we ALLEIW __r_, nupoifl; I /I. i; SUBJECT: MUSLIM mosque me. E-RE £9; Z/2'72. " By, 24- /» '>1§~ X'L' IS-MME ' 95? / , ' -92 I 92- _ ' . Enclosed herewith for the Bureau and Chicago are ezght 3 and three COp1&S . respect1ve!y . _ of a LHM 92 concernzng , in an cxdent. I between.NOI and MME members in NYC on 2/2/65, at which members of = D both groups were armed with rifles concealed in cars. . .. - 92 l- Kai-j I _ 3- Bureau 00-Hk1?65! EnclB! RM! 1~ <1oa-ulonoa Enc1 a! RM! ; WILLIE LNU! I 92 J E 19x I WYTCHJ - 1- New HASSAN ABDULLAH! H3! 4?! 1~ New York REUBEN FRANCIS! H3! . 1.. New Yorke ARL em?! us! * 1- New Xork- ALBERT JOHNSON! 3! 1-I! NEW Yark woman sumo! us! 1° I 3 : 1- New York" ABRAHAM TA] 1:£0R! um 57¢- ~"_ - 1 1- New York k WAL lea! us! §$! 5 1- New York YJOHN D. X. DAVIS! H3! .-= 11 , 1- New York ICLARENCE 1x iJOHNS! us! - +- 1- _ New.York_ TLOUIS ax STEELE! Isa! 92 1- New York LHENRY 12_x EVANS! us! - . - v- g New York I RICHARD ! BX! !MR3! .;:; ; n YA 1< E C LCOLMK x net D _ :T'3§,9: 92 - 14:: York use-152159 7 /4;"-,;//7 --5 ;*J§/3 , ; -COPIES CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE 7 ' 7 |_ K _ I- ii 235- ' E ABF:mmh 1'4"! ?'-'-I ... P» 192 3! _.-"3' 1%? Sent * _ . .1->- 5pec1aI Igen¥ an C arge . . . 1' -Q QC _- -4..» ' 1:2 100-152159 t Three copies are being furnished to Chicago for .A_,_.§ i their information since one of the group with MALCOLMX - "-4 = was a WILLIE LNU from Chicago, who may be identical to - -WILLIE 19X WYTCHfrom Chicago see information below in airtel!. 7.-rt 4 L I A» copy of this LI-IMis being disseminated to G-2 I _ ii-rat Army- and Secret Service in NYC in view of the fact. j _ that some member in both groups were farmed. : - . The coo f'.dent:7.a. .source is and - ' U-IN L1 1 92 ssified "S"wt" toprotect this snurcz. 511! e _'_'_.§§." p _; 1>.ev:'-latrlcnthis of :i.m orrs=.s; ,:z.on -co " '-'- * -5 , omp -misc cu.» i'~'u: C@thus having an adverse effect on the National Defense interests. :- - ..- "gr? 5 -ii???_;-. .~ furnished his information .-.__-ma.- ;:: *9 :-9 . Ether incident includin1 '1,;:w- J -*1 the rifles wasfurnished - 1--"2' .___-» = He advised tha had no knowledge thatweapons we .|§I , *1-lb; to p'res~e-ntduring t. In lightof '--' ation he L- D -LC__" '§-a advisedthat futurein similarsituatLion ui11 give .. .., 3 consideration to approaching -MMI andN101 mezrers present and ' searchingtheir cars in an effort to locate loaded rifles or 1 other weapons. It is noted that possession of an unloaded rifle 1 does not constitute a violation of local-laws. 92 1Chicago 1so - ossa. y e J. entical advised to one WILLIEthe that 193 wznut WYTCH. L_NUfrom ; toWYTCI-! the isattentiona former o%atN ember WYTCH in Chicagohas, and during informationthe past hastwo come ; ' months, attempted to contact MALCOLM X. ' -'... ~1='- 2 ._- .t. ; corms conmwsn _ "1: 31T 7." [1 1-newYork uoe-vans!won um -:~;f- _..t....,,.. ;p1- New York 00-lsaaos! coma! um '1 . _ f.'§:? -131-1: '-'.;--2;?!-. oe- ; _ 3'»: s*'. I 5 -2- . L 9 !9 ¥ NY 106-152759 3 5 e-1: - _ . 533$ a1soK advised thethat three cars usedbY '-5 ! - the HME_group onthis occasion consisted of MALCOLM X's -9, . é"' Oldsmobile; iQl¥LOR- and 1963a 1960 cream coloredfour* doorValiant ' drivenby 92 ;. I1_. _ , . . a white _ . Chevrolet four . . door sedan with 35 ;_% linois license platesdriven by WILLIE LNU fromChicago. 3+ 3 Source also ohaerved a fourth car, a 1959 red and white Plymouth 4¥%' .-" =:.. i after the group arrived at MALCOLMX's residence.The driver of use ,. the latter car is unknown. Source was unable to note license 's¬ - numbers. as ,-le:}. _ Sour"; further eivised that he could not state that _-.~e 1 the rifle in possession of DAVIS, who was at MALCOLM X's .a L residence, was in fact his rifle. It is noted that MALCOLMX . - V. -q -has previously stated publicly that he kept a rifle at his see 1 home and it is possible that this is the rifle which DAVIS had. 1_""-35 2 TB For the inforrr.-rtionof the Bureau, NOTmembers JOHNS Q 1 and S ELB are on the SI, while Eva s and RICHARD BXare ; subjects of inactive cases. None of these four appear to be the I - 1 ROI membersin the carwith the rifles since these four were .2s i apparently on the street. L UNI members ABDULLAH,DAVIS, FRANCIS,SNEED, TAYLOR - and WALLACE arecurrently subjects of active HM investigations E by the NYO. MMI memberGRANT is on the SI. HME members X JOHNEON,who hasjust recently become anMMI memberand wasonly 1 known to source as ALBERTLNU prior to this incident, was not §_previcusly thesubject of a case file; however, an active i'HMI investigationwill be opened on him. .F¬; i The I I 0 NYO will continue to follow the MMI'n and u -NOI closelY e and will remain particularly alert for~any potential incidents ; between the two groups. ' J-: . 92 ml. 92 4- T9. $5 eaé -we if. §= S-1;»e 3;-I. .-3... 5 _ ,.-- I .- _' . .L 2""! 'oi ' , 1 <9» -~<*~ - ' I Ft. _.§- _ _ _ L 1 " ' _=¬;UNITED DEPARTMENT STATESJUSTICE OF !T New FEDERALYor , iew oi?BUiEA¥ or yvvecsrzcitxon = tnR¢_»ly.Pz-==.n.;.m February 1+, 1965 92 F|'le_No. ' L 92 Bufile 100-B31765 3 T. NY" 100-152759 .__,-3 i . 92 » _ , P i ,1 . ¢':4I'~'>. 1- Muslim Mosque,Incorporated 51- _ 5 InternalMuslim Mosque, Security- d Incorporate/// ' . . _"&E vac s.er. ,v_Z///.. l_ -92'f !. vr Nb O J__ . . . - .--_--_n_o.r;,l l|I._-. ,_ Characterizations of the Muslim Mosque, "12. e Incorporated I-MI! , Nation of Islam N01! , N01 _F'> _-.._- Mosque #7, New York City, and the Organization of .Afro-American Unity OAAU! are attached hereto and all sources therein have furnished reliable informa- =' .;"'I 92 tion in the past. .==__» q ., .- »: '92_ 92_ 1 The February 2, 1965, edition of_the "New York .f- t .Dai1y News", a daily newspaper published in New York City, L contained an advertisement on page 21 for the television program "Hot Line" which reflected that MMI and OAAU leader! Malcolm_X would be one of several guests on the program scheduled for February 2, 1955. "Hot Line" is a live panel type program where the guests answer questions "called in by the viewing public. It is shown over WPIX-TV T Ghannel ll, New York City, at 9:3092p.m-, and is moderated -by television personality David Susekind. 0 0-.- iii .=.::. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions ' A7 ...» :*l- I -of the FBI. It is the roperty of the FBI and is loaned _,-,_ to your agency;it and {ts contentsare notto be dis- _~<-up tributed outside your agency. ,'.. . ._ ;. 1* >:e s~s-c-a--s-1- 1, ~* GR l -new Exclude _from automatic u-mar _ one and / e deoles 1 ication <%'» ~''17;-J /fer ERG. ih .25: !"*§ __ V 1 i 1 i l 92 ! - - ~ 0 » . <.__ <_ - I 2 . 92 1 i Muslim Mosque, Incorporated 3 l On February 3, 1965, a confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that eight MMI members escorted Malcolm X on the evening _ of February 2, 1955, to the WPIX-TV studio located in the 92 Daily News Building, 220 East H2nd Street, New York City. E,-J1-I | These eight MMI members were: . _.»-5.1 ...»u - ~&-- 92 Hassan Abdullah .-** f _ ' [ " l lp I '. 1 w ~4N§EHh_ Muslim Mosque, Incorporated Q This source advised that when Malcolm X and the above inividuals arrived in three cars at the Daily News Building shortly after 9:00 p.m., February 2, 1965, ' - 1 approximately nine or ten members of N01 Mosque #7, New v 92 York City, were observed in the area and at the entrance to the building along with a large number of New York City police officers. The N01 members appeared to be attempting I to block the entrance to the building, and there was some confusion and concern among the party escorting Malcolm X A as they stood in the street as just»what to expect or do. .- In the confusion, one of the unknown Negro males mentioned 422$ above entered a car occupied by two unknown N01 members r-r.~.;<. parked on the north side of East k2nd Street opposite '- .1. the building, apparently under the mistaken impression =-as that the car belonged to one of the followers of Malcolm X. . *4.. He left the car almost immediately and later stated that the he __ *1. two N01 occupants of the car had rifles. 7-,_.=_' ._i__ -1 Source advised that the group escorting Malcolm X .4; then accompanied him into the Daily News Building and to the WPIX-TV studio without incident, arriving about 9:15 p.m., '2'? 11 Source stated that among the N01 members observed 8 .._.. on the street in front of the Daily News Building were H _ Lieutenant Clarence Johns!, Assistant Minister Louis Betsill! and Henry Evans. } Source further advised that following the "Hot .a , E Line" program which ended at 11:00 ptm., Malcolm X and his 1 party departed the building without incident and without .-g E seeing any members of the NOI. Malcolm X was escorted by this 5 §- group to his residence at 23-11 97th Street, East Elmhurst, Queens, I New York, without incident. At Malcolm X's residence another .- 1" " '.-. MMI members, John D. I Davis, was on "guard duty" inside and was =:-_= 'carrying a rifle. Also at Malcolm X s residence Hassan Abdullah, .5:-IL i Abraham Taylor and Reuben Francis produced loaded rifles that they r -a_ ._ had been carrying in the cars in whieh they were riding. The 5", _ escorting party and John D. X. Davis then dispersed to their : respective homes. -3- rs. -'~ -1 ___, ':'.= -"-9?5 .2? i g "ff"-.§;'5 H. v - '-:92e5a ''- J "$E.L;'.l!.:i'|il-" 4'#*.' e .4: .._ .=_ .'.x~,.. .~ .. . . '11: . 1- . -- ' L ;_.g .';_l__ ' 1.2. ..-as-en:r""' i 1 I . = 92 I I Mu im Mosque, Incorporated Z . " icers o t e J _ were on Daily News Building on the evening of the 2, 1965, in anticipation of the arrival of' alcolm Y. to appear there on the "Hot Line" television _*35 | program. He advised that when Malodm X and a group of his =32 I - Pk | followers arrived shortly after 9:09 p.m,, there were Several N0! members present on the street in front of _ = .;_-f. ;2,;::-_, the building. At least two of these N0! members, at Lieutenant Clarence 7X Johns and Richard BX, were standing ;=§ -I 32$ - in the doorway of the building. However, Malcolm X and "2 :-. .' his group entered the building without incident. At Q - 9:45 p.m., Richard 8X was overheard telling the other N01 ':1.-- -members that they should get away from there in order to § 2 .avoid trouble, and all the NOI members left-at that time. 1' ._u 92 . In» '7.- i Elb uc advised that there WBP8 HO 92 inoidents made. He stated that no memb er of either group was observed carrying a rifle or any other weapon, and if such were present they were concealed in automobiles. 1 _ jkbfi ._;g:;,'!'-" .- Q =r& esgg Q I} an if -B¬¬ E?- .1. _ 1 I .... I 4-rso Rev.1:-14-as] K d 7533995 ' XJQ{XXX FEDERAL BUREAU CF INVESTIGATION FOIPA DELETED PACFE INFORMATION SHEET Page s! withheldentirely at this locationin the file. One or moreof the following statements, where indicated, explain this deletion. 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' . . _ - ,. i . * | ' - .-' - . - , ., _ FBI HASH DC S-SOPH JRL 113/ I _ fax PHILA i * 69227 PH EST v2*§565 - U R G E IAT HUB - 92 T092 DIRECTOR 92lOO-44lT6592 HAWD NEW YORK 92lO0;l5275992 ! _nsw YORK VIA uasxrnston A 3 raonx PHILADELPHIA 921oo-4141|92 921r92 ' 'L;" 4 i j ALL §NFORMATIOEc§ggTAI§ED' "**§ MUSLIM _noseuz _ , is c H., 1s man mu. Digi * 1 ' 5¥ /7% ..--,2 _ ,,.. an tuxs vars AARON BRIGHT, LEADER HM1, PHILADELPHIA, anvxsn aunza -A aes2E§_p»tc6£ "ZiiTLt~s§§tnuLzn to as In rusxoszz, ALABAMA_THIS ants. on ruua§ hi FEB} r6B§ nALcvLn PLANE to FLY to Lennon, HILL star xu Lennon unrxn snrunnav unzu n '2 HILL so to ranrs. MALCOLM PLANS to RETURU l 10 THE unzrzn starts FROM rnnzs rutsnnv, FEB. ulna. ENDQ . ' RELAY _ nv - ' "elf " J ?7Z'-5'92~5 131/ D | FBI new roan _ A cl C; uJ. ¬.>-" J5 £2 <. <. 2/2/65 3 - u I _AIRT£L . - '92 ~. ,, p I _ _ " I .1 : . '- 3 -' * 5 1 - __ "L .5 _, ' - I =92 _ __ _~. .. - - -A. ' - ,:. - _ H: . I .. . -, . T- f T T0 : 'n1nxcroa, rs: rloa-unzzas! "" " -1-: , V - ,- - , --éLhnza%¢ {QLv/ V .135 f I rnan : sac, xhw _ YORK 00-zsaaue! . HERE} ALLI5 FORMATION u 92ss:s1%gl; CONTAINED 222%;'-=, j ~ L L ,D4T" B < ,* ~ % 1V SUJJECTS CRGA IZATIO CF ATRC-HHLRICAR UNITY . E _ 15 _ M153, _ ' Zc , - Enclosed herewith fcr the Bureau and Chica;c are six and cue copies, respectively, of a LHM concerning an | OAAU gublic rally in RYC on 1/31lL5, at which MALCOLM X. vac the featured speaker. " ~ ' - An information copy is neing furuishgd to Chicago ink in vicw cf HhLCOLn X's iwglication that £LTIA %U & kA§ is la 5012 wéj affiliqtud with 13: ska. Kai; raaarn by JBLCCLL X may be indicative of his next lino of attack on HUAAIBQE! an the n01, -H -~ _.- :- . 7,. » . =2 é . The source: in ihié LHH ace: 92 J '."- ., ; . §-2 - KgL7- "? F" new V 3-- Bureau nals.-6! RH! ~ = -"~ " = 1 - Chicaq 00-35635 H81! £n¢1- 1! Info.3 RR! ; kit New York caanzs waanns! nu!- ---J , 3 bj IC , Jew -_ {ark _ns R999! " ALGOL? ; X! {#3}, V. _ ., 'L _ § A_ 1 - Haw York 57-UB2! H2! ; *, * 1 -1 _ 1 New York . -_- _ _92' ___ q 92 . c V f!j¬; . _"-:'- 1 5351*?! iii 1 - Supervisor IRS BI ? 1 i 1 i 92 1 . ,1 ,1I l % : NY IJU-153358 This LHH in not classified 'Ccnfidential' since the news ralaacc was public and the meeting itself was open to !~' 928 the public. . - - =' ~r 5 advised that during his speech l ; swagit thzs his future travel plans which are: 2/3/55 Travel to Tuskegee Institute, 7 Tuskega, Ala. for a speech 2/H/£5 . Return to NYC 1 2/5/65 Travel to London, England; remain v- until 2Z8/G5 2/B/B5 Travel to Paris, France; remain until 2/11/65. c -A " Information on HALCOLH X's travels have been furn;shcd to the H"ur»= d .-u an litercltec e :.v a offices by seaarate communlcatluu UhuGP .n15 capti¬ ¢ = -_ _ , l j ? . A : .. Thu next scheduled OAAU public rally is on Sunday, P-- 2/21/65. ~ : . x " "' * .. -J, _ '7 p ul -. - .? 1 "_ . -. ya 0 6 1 new Y0rk, Ncu York . rubruary 2, 1565 y _ _ _ ,_ . . 1 '- .. _. _ i . .. .' i. 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Gh4irn¢u Q5 the OAAU will aéurila . the yublit Sunday, January 31 at 8:00 p.n. at the Audubon allracm at liith Street ané Erqndvavt The title of ale lectqre it kallotn or ullets¢ Malcoln will contend that the ;:eaant atvC?§TE'T3F_V¬T:F?'Fikimtretlon ri.ht1 by tn: - Afro-American will 1¢¢¢ to the lbngnlt, h ttlst and w - uloodieut nuance in the currant lraodoa struggle. On r¢mém~y' 1; 1ass, a.~z 1-2 11-.4 an 1-s, em. as when nave furnished reliable lnfbreatlon in the peat, advised I that the QAAU hold 1 publlcrully on January 31, 1925, tron l|l5_p.e, tn 10:50 p.u.,'at the Aueubon Ballroom, Broadway _ and lbbtn street, Rev York City. Thorn were lpproxizltuly $50 person: in attendance. 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Accoféln to 52'!-2 and HY T98, Halcoll X-HA6! the L f911041ng Pinlrk l ~ Hclcsll X spoke at lanrth on the civil rlthta IOVe&ant In tn: Unltad $tatwu¢ e outlined tha history of the r£;ht= str»gyla'by stating that promlsaa var: macs to tun " Hégrb in 193! and all 'uc' got was the nnrscr of Hatianal ~ Aaoociation far the A:v4nct:ont Q: Colored People #AACP! ltudér ad ar Ever: ¢nd_0£ Pvnnident John F. Kennedy. In _ 196% zero pronioas were made to tau Negro and all we got I _vas tho murd=r.o! thrad civil r1 ht: uorkurn la nlnalaaippi '-mi sf a Ha;r6 k£u¢ator in fccrgia. *- """ -' .4q. Malcolm X Stated that $0 fsr in 1985 the Hlliiszippi Treason Denocr¢t Party has tuna rehuffea in thpir effort to . unseat tun illegally elected Unittd State; Cangrcs$lI'.-"n from "i£§£!h1f4i and u;roea are Loin; danln¢,thiir right to ruclatar to tutu in Alabana, Malcolm X statoc-that U l i ¢ - teavihlhg is coho for Ha;rn vottv raglstrntlan 'v0' must *> take drastic até;s', and no pPlJiut~d the '1on;¢at, hottest, , ~_ bloodlasfauanor Over . _ l lurthqr ptctud that thn ogro G "youth of taday will not_lubn£t ta theta wr ngn but will take . action , and ha clalnod that thc @rcscnt_nood of the Itgf is away Ire: non-vlolanuo. ' '1 F 'i 'Both 57 T-2 and HY 2-I ;dvlscd th1t_H4lcnls X sat - J ,. I' ' Ixtrcnely cgrutnl in asking the apova nqsarln and and: . 92. abaalumly no lantion of ;-uni-bl: futurd vlahnca Ln the civil '1! fight! fiald by hlnnolf or anyone clan, nor {id tho l rdgi W '-..!ciIm'¢_ . J ._ . ..__ ' '; ,.,.,.. D ""_ V , Y1:..;'-5. .-_':- _ . -;::':-F--n ; . -. ._- _ -2-ml. 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