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Muslim Mosque, Incorporated Re Politics Malcolm X announced that he had absolutely no plans to run for political office and at this time he did not care to reveal what specific political p plans his Mosq que had for the forthcoming elections, oe Re Racial Matters Malcolm X exclaimed that he did not believe that coexistance between the white and Negro race would ever come about. He also classified as "counterfeit" the current Civil Rights Bill under consideration by the United States Congress since it gives nothing to the Negroes in the ro we a wares a ee mt wir sew Ween =. o~ - North, Malcolm X announced that on Saturday noon, March 14, 1964 he would meet in Chester, Pennsylvania with civil rights leaders Stanley Branche of Chester, Reverend Milton Galamison of Brooklyn, New York, and Mrs, Gloria Richardson of Cambridge, Maryland, The purpose of the meeting wes not revealed, Malcolm X advised that he had no plans at this time to make an overseas trip. - The following known members of NOI Mosque Nupber 7, New York City, were observed at this press conference by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, They were assisting Malcolm X with the handling of details and arrangement at the eonference and James B7¥ W. Wardan was ar ae bh Suge ay i i hwdk whee » bers wis in charge, James 67X Warden od On March 2, 1964, CRD: v1200 that - James 67X was then a Lieutenant of the | FOI of NOI Mosque Number 7, New York City. » 10 «