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.4 1! ._. ._l. 92 1 { {J 1 Malcolm K. Little .HJ ..__ .._._.,.-.4-..-.._.--_..._.,-..-H ..._.¬-.._¢_.-..__-....... ._... . _ C O QQIIIIIIIIII e- - 4 3; * Malcolm X arrived at JFK International Airport on TWA Flight 801, at 6:#l p.m., on November 24, 1964. He was greeted by approximately sixty persons at the airport some of whom carried identical signs stating "Welcome Back Brother Malcolm." After greeting his family and well wishers, he held a press conference. Malcolm X stated that he had been gone for eighteen weeks having left the United States on July 9, 1964. He said he traveled to many countries in Africa traveling as a religious leader through Moslem countries and as Malcolm X in non-moslem countries. He said he returned by way of Geneva and Paris to New York. He said the objective of his trip was to get a better understanding of the Africans problems and to tell them of the problems of the twenty two million Negroes in the United States. Malcolm X stated all African countries met him with "open minds, open hearts and open doors." According to Malcolm he met with some Presidents and Ambassadors of African countries and they listened to what he had to say about the Negro problems in the United States. He said the only solution for the Afro-Negro in the United States is to bring our case before the United Nations. He said it will be difficult for African nations to shy away from taking some kind of action against the United States if the United States is brought before the United Nations on charges of violation of the Negroes human rights, since the African Countries themselves have appealed to the United Nations in the past for aid and assistance in gaining their independence. II Malcolm X said we are advocates of what ever it takes to solve our problems. "I' believe in the right $0 d0 He said he would white or black if they are trying to find the problem problem. He said the lack m for anything that gets results and anything that gets results." be willing to meet with any group willing and are honestly sincere in and present a solution to the racial; of education for the whites as well I¬OII!!!HIIlI' -3-