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ae * : a eis sre et Ft ™ “the Democrat and Chronicle of February 18, 1963, _ ih tae reflested that a session of the local NAACP, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE),' the Monrce County Non--= ‘> Partisan League, the Committee for Rufus Fairwell, and the Rochester Civil Rights Committee discussed Negro rights eemA eee pA de ewe eA ews MAF AAT Oo S181 aS SBUULGEeCu WY FAALAVL Ae The Democrat and Chronicle of February 22, 1963, in an article entitled “NAACP Gives Stand on Muslim Sect," reports the Rochester branch of the NAACP last night decided to restate its position because of the presence of Muslim speakers at a ;: meeting last Sunday which the NAACP helped sponeor, ‘The- article reflects that the NAACP is in total disagreement with . any separatist group. The Democrat and Chronicle of March 1, 1963, in in an item entitled “Muslim Meeting Riot Trial Set for March 18," — reports that March 18, 1963, is set as the trial date for 15 men charged with riot and third degree assault as a result of a scuffle with police at a Black Muslim meeting on January 6, 1963. The article reflects attorneys as REUBEN K, DAV 18, ROBERT L. BRENNA, CHARLES B, KENNING, ALAN J, UNDERBER and MERWYN M, KROLL for the defense. a - the articie in the Democrat ‘and Chronicle of March 2, 1963, reflects that the NAACP and CORE turned dow an offer of cooperation made by the national head of the Muslim sect, NAACP and CORE made it clear that their objectives differ from the Muslim aim to segregate the races, The article pointed cut, however, that NAACP and CORE may cooperate with the Muslims in specific cases such as the complaints involving Rochester police action against the sect. Po : F ON, - 7 a a) er Clow _ oo - eee oe ene ae oA hee ad Ply: Poa ~ = re SRE ae et in “ah upticle entitied “Negroes Call for Unity: to Ti -