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NY 105-8999 stated were sympathetic and he had convinced those who had been "misinformed". MALCOLM refused to disclose what "GOK" leaders he had talked to and was vague on any plans for a press interview. MALCOLM said he planned to depart for Addis Ababa, October 24, 1964, for a four day visit and then go to Lagos, Accra, Cona , Bamako and possibly Dakar and "definitely" Algisra a r) i st ro identified) reported that MALCOLM X flew from : Dar-es-Salaam to Kenya with African leaders KENYATTA and OBOTE on October 18, 1964, _ MALCOLM is quoted as saying that Americans will NGL never voluntarily give American Negroes freedom until forced to and that aa ministers they (Negroes) pr do not have the.forces, According to MALCOLM, } 1 Africa has the key to the Negro problem sclution ; sa. and will determine the degrees of freedom because the African leaders hold the strategic power ‘ balance in world affairs. He said that part of his mission to Africa was to make (African) leaders aware of their position of power, He stated that | American aid was not a favor to Africa because Africa contributed human flesh to the American economy. MALCOLM further stated that he was surprised at the support which African leaders have for the American Negro cause. According to MALCOLM they had all showed him unlimited concerm | anne sy | wey a ORC Tae tel and sympathy. MAICOLM X left Addis Ababa on October 19, | a opal eo ee a an . 2M riper vruors cmme Loe : [rnin 1964.