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Malcolm X — Part 31

131 pages · May 10, 2026 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Malcolm X · 129 pages OCR'd
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2) BU 193" Be por As ms a - Paget ae we , me ae Fe | fe ae tA £54 peg? . g 7 “ belier in the one-god, Allah.” The article \peports fe Lg Me further defined their creed as being that the white man's | day as ruler of the world is passing, that they do not believe in integration, and that they believe the United States Government should set aside a separate territory in not one state but several for twenty million Negroes. In an article in the Buffalo Evening News of — * January 9, 1963, entitled “Musiim Rights Charge Rejected,” _ . 4t ids reported the State Commission on Human Rights’ me . refused Puesday to consider a complaint by Black Muslim oa leader MALCOLM X that the group's rights were violated by the police at their meeting Sunday night (January 6, 1963. In an article in the Democrat and Chronicle of January 12, 1963, entitled “City Target of Black Muslin Drive,” there is the report that according to State officials who declined to be identified, ex-convicts are being sent to a Rochester for eae high priority organizing drive by the Black Muslim sect. The article reflects that police officers are concerned over what they say is the apparent aim of the Bleck - Muslims to provoke an incident that would result in one of = - ¢ their members obtaining martyrdom. The article describes | ° the national leader of this "so-called Islamic faith," ELIJAH POOLE MUHAMMAD, as an ex-convict first arrested in 1934 for contributing to the aelinquency of a minor and who was later ae. ee ee a eT in Federal prisons for failure to register for military my service. e article describes MALCOLM X LITTLE as an ex-felon a who served two terms in two prisons for larceny. In an article in the Times-tnion January 14, 1963, * entitled “Muslims Visited by Firemen," 1t is reported that for the second successive Sunday authorities were called to the headquarters of..the Black Muslim sect at 304 North - Q Street, The article reflects that the Rochester Fire Depart- - ment responded to a telephone alarm of fire and were blocked =, | by Black Muslims from attending the meeting. ‘The article . further reflects the fire alarm was faise. i: rs
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