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e é NY 105-0999 yaa AL <4 contained an article which reflected that SON 3 1963, subject delivered a speech at Bushnell lemorial Auditorium in Hartford, ‘The meeting was attended by 1,200 persona and aubject spolte on the racial issue in which he condenmed Negro "Uncle Tome” and liberals, and urged the adoption of the NOT program, (3) Tinos | The Cetobe’4, 1963, edition of the “Caicago Tribune,” a dally newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois, contained an article hich reflected that on October 3, 1963, subject spolke before 500 persons at the United Packinghouse. Workers Hall, 4859 Wabash “Avenue, Chicago, Tilinols, The article indicated that subject was part of a panel discussion sponsored by | the furistad Society, a conmittee on Negroe’s culture and history, During his apeech subject urged Negroes to break relations with whites, claiming that the Negro would never be accepted again in Africa unless all ties with the white man in the United States are broicen. avice oni 2: subject 22D and Nerpro author JAMES| BALDININ nave agreed to a debate . in Chicago, Illinois, which will probably be held on Novewoer 9, 1953, and it is possible that the debate may be carried on television, om eo York, TW LOrn, acy yh Fie: y AYOR, a was held at 7th Avenue and 125th Street, New York, New York, sponsored by the Emerzency Committee to Sup Birmingham, with approximately 3,000 persons in ee attencance, The rally was addressed by Reverend A,D i] KING, younger brother of Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING, by Revere GEORGE LAURENCE of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and by aubject, The forméf two spoke in favor of non-violence aa the best way to achieve Negro rights, while subject oriticized the non-violent movencnt and ~ 20 ~ | con Ope NTIAL ie St Mage Sad * Re Rg tw BOT RUA GNOMES ESERIES SURI CARE fe Sap ne pe irae ht ety So At a REA Ter ¢ sort