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0-20 (Rev. 10-15-82) Tolson elmont a ohr Casper —_____ Callahan be a Gale —, Rosen Sullivan _L&o7 Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy evspifet ,7c - JPI~8& (NEGRO MARCH) . NEW YORK=-OFF ICI ALS OF THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON SAID TODAY THAT MUSLI® LEADER MALCC = COULD JOIN THE MASSIVE CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY 1 , THIS MONTH AS [ AS HE ACCEPTS THE DISCIPLINE OF -THE DEMONSTRATION. ° ei SHOULD THINK THAT MALCOLM "X* HAS EVERY RIGHT AS AN INDIVIDUAL — TO COME TO WASHINGTON TO JOIN THE MARCH AND LIXE EVERY OTKER INDIVI- DUAL, NEGRO OR WHITE, HE WILL ACCEPT THE DISCIPLINE AS IT HAS BEEN OUTLINED..." SAID DEPUTY MARCH DIRECTOR BAYARD RUSTIN, THE MARCK RECEIVED STRONG SUPPORT WHEN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC KIERARCHY ANNOUNCED A LETTER WOULD BE READ AT ALL MASSES SUNDAY URGING aaa CHURCH GOERS TO TAKE PART IN THE DEMONSTRATION ; WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF OVER 25,000 PEOPLE LEFT NEW YORK a city, . RUSTIN SAID n E MARCH, AUG, 28, COULD BE ONE OF THE LARGEST DEMONSTRATIONS z IN THE HISTORY OF THE NATION, LEADERS EXPECT MORE THAN 100,000 NEGROES pk «= AND WHITES TO CONVERGE ON THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT PARADE TG THE r™F LINCOLN MEMORIAL AND HOLD A RALLY CALLING FOR moRE JOBS AND < STRONGER CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION, , THE MORNING OF THE DE reno eonene O PROuE OF 10 LEADERS PLUS AN UNEMPLOYED WHITE AND NEGRO VORKE LL SEEK TO SEE PRESIDENT KENNEDY AT THE WKITE HOUSE. THEY WILL ALSO ATTEMPT TO CONFER WITH IMPORTANT CONGRESSMEN, i RUSTIN SAID THAT MORE THAN 150 CITIES WERE EXPECTED TO TAKE PART THE RALLY, B/13--GE137P : . rN a | r ar ye 3 pit, ; f Boe 2 od | FRat RECORDER WASHINGTON CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE 191 AUG 30 1983 —_—— —<_ —<_ —_—