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NY 105-8999 f, New Jersey The March 25, 1963, edition of the "Newark Evening News", a daily newspaper published in Newark, New Jersey, contained an article whith indicated that subject had engaged in a debate at an NAACP sponsored meeting in the Locust Street School, Roselle, New Jersey, on March 24, 1963. Subject spoke in fav of separation of races vhile his opponent JOHN zesieevao, a Negro leader from Elizabeth, New Jersey, spoke f integration . before an audience of approximately 500. The article continued that in subject's speech - he urged the NAACP to elect a black man to an official position indicating that this would bring 5 million members to the NAACP within the year. He also stated that “black men have been victims of more violence in America than the Jews were in HITLER's Germany. Black men catch more hell in this country than in South Africa," Fe was also quoted as saying "it is impossible for us to use passive non-violent methods,’ but he did not outline a plan of action, g-__New York At. Buffalo, New York Subject was the featured speaker at a NOI sponsored public meeting held in Buffalo, New York, on April 9, 1963, attended by approximately 150 persens. During his speech, subject quoted the Attorney General of the United States as saying that civil rights was the greatest domestic problem of the country. Subject then went on to distinguish between civil rights and human rights, claiming that the latter were not the business of the government but were God given rights’ taken from "us" during slavery. Subject also criticized “liberals” for talking about civil rights but not human rights and claimed that "we are second class citizens."