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OM a Dae ar a Se a rye tl CONRAC ATA: - WUT CIN{ AL NY 105-8999 Tiiis article quoted the subject as saying thet he resignec beceuse tic police and newspapers ned failed to refute “barefeced ites, labeling us as lawless terrorists, subversive Communists, seditious, ete.” C. Other M.scelianzois Activity sansa On Apvil 2, ~39Q, subject appeared as the cuest on the radio program of JERR. YLLIAMS, wadio statior WHEN in vii a Va fe ate Woon oa eT kd aoe wee Pere ey ~Reston, ‘Massachusetts, © he discussed the NOI with WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS has his own radio program nichtly, except Sunday, from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00a.m., and on Saturday evenings, he frequently invites a guest with whom he discusses some controversial subject and permits his listeners to telephone questions to the guest. Tre "Los Angeles Herald Dispatch", a weekly news- / Paper published in Los Angeles, Calito:inia, dated May 12, / 1960, contained an article céateltned New Yor’, which J reflected thet subject spoxe on May +, 1960, at New York's Queens College where he Gefcnded the documents of Islam as taught by ELIJAH MUITAMMIAD. The article indicated tnet the meeting was sponsored by the Queens College chaptér or the Natioral Association fcr the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The "Pittsburgh Courier", a weekly newspaper published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, New York edition Gated August 6, 19€0, contained a photograph of subject talking vith two others on New York City radio station WLIB. The caption under the photograph indicated thet : Ty the subject appeared on the WLIB program “The Ed‘tor Speaks" which is on each Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to noon. - 21 - CONN@ENTIAL —_—