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NY 105-595 CONFWRENTIAL June 2%, 1963, subject spoke at the Abyssinian Baptist Churel: in iiew York City before approximately 2,000 persons. His speech was the first in ten series of forums on "The - Negro Revolution" being held by Con_ressman ADsli CLAYTON POVELL the minister of that church, Subject spoke on ‘the prozram and policies of the NOI and heapec scorn on esro leaders and charced them with betrayin, tneir race for seeking integration... ae attended the above meeting in the b? d Abyssinia peist Chureh, advised on June 24, 1963, that subject outlined NOT poiiey of returning all Negroes to Africa, or separation from the white man here in the United States with the Negroes taking "1/7" of /fmerica's wealth and land. The June 25, 1963, eCition of the "New York Times," containee an article which reflected that on June 24, 1963, New York Television Station “NDT, Channel 13, broadcasted a progran entitled "The Negro and the American vromise." This program consisted of three entirely separated tape interviews. One was with subject, one with Dr, MARTIN LUTHER KING, and one with Necro author JAMES BALDI'IN, During the interview with subject the latter criticized President KENNEDY for failing to use Federal pover to protect Hegroes from dogs and hoses in, Birminljnan, .-, Alabana, He claimed that God is about to eliminate white men because the latter is against peace and brotherhood. (5) Virginia From 11:00 PM, August 22, 1963, to 2:10 AH, August 23, 1963, subject appeared on the JAY L\\ TENCE Radio program "Exposed", which was broadcasted over radio station WOR in Norfolk, Virginia, Subject was interviewed by LAURENCE ané then answered questions which were telepnoned into the station by the listening audience. One of the statements made by subject was as follows: : "J am not an American,The United States flag. ..,' ~ 21 - CONDKSENTIAL TUS yO persian scan OR ERATE SP Ta er ep remy Tpit, PE Senet re ees eg te reese tee nee sth