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A ae) 7 Re: Malcolm X. Little ne Seite wae worm B =; «= 2 Ss =e if as a Progressive Labor Movement pu ublication, yo tdeiiiinihy:.:. meeting was-orderly. 2. om The SWP has been designated’ by the attorney ¥ General of the United States pursuant to mo, Executive Order 10450. 7 ves A characterization of the Progressive Labor Movement is appended hereto. Mark come was the head of the — —_ —_ nt Committee, a newly formed civil rights organization located . in East Oakland, California. ~ Comfort was formerly the leader o now ! : Committee to End Discrimination. * 9 7 0 ate vA = +: at ae yeh vor im c bl ie on A characterization of the Ad Hoc Committee to End Discrimination is appended hereto. - - The February 27, 1965, issue of the "San Francisco Examiner," a daily newspaper published in San Francisco, Cali- fornia, contained an article on Page 6; captioned "Eulogy for Malcolm X at S. F. State." This article stated that about 15 Negro students at San Francisco State College held a . memorial service "for slain Black Nationalist Malcolm X : ' yesterday on the campus' speakers’ platform." The article stated the students wore black arm bands and marched solemnly to the platform where several of them eulogized Malcolm X. A flier was received in the mail from an anonymous source in an envelope postmarked March 1, 1965, which stated that the Militant Labor Forum would present a recorded speech of Malcolm X at the Pioneer Book Store, 1/22 Page Street, San Francisco, California, at 8:00 p.m., on March 5, . ‘ 1965.. The flier indicated that this recorded speech had. been recorded at Palm Gardens in New York on January 8, 1965. and was the first major speech given by Malcolm X after his .- ” pote Boe eT os Leer eee ee ek ie tet “4