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Malcolm X — Part 19
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MALCOLM K. LITTLE
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Enclosed is one copy of New York teletype dated 1/6/65
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For your information, Malcolm Little is a former
Mational official of the Nation of Islam. In March, 1964, he
formed the Muslim Mosque, Incorporated, a broadly based biack
nationalist movement, and in late June, 1964, formed a nonwhite |
civil rights action group called the “Organization of Afro-
American Unity." Little recently returned from an extended visit
to Africa and in December made a short trip to England. {In
connection with hia activities, subject has urged Negroes to
abandon all :nonviolence when it is necessary to defend themselves
in the civil rights struggle and has suggested that Negroes forn
rifle clubs to protect their lives and property in times of
emergencies, For your additional information, the subject is on
. the Security Index of the New York Office.
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