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Negroes Near Boiling Point—|nasetonien | In Harlem, Stooges Worried estes ident we caused whites to become ap- yEW YORK.—In the January.25th issue of the New York! prehensive was due to the fact ps. Michael Clark slaff writer calts attention to the in- { that a white woman was boa ing {racial tension im Harlem) which Clark said isi Signed as an interpreter for| rauging grave concern among many of the more ‘moderate! Madam Toure and because it, Negto leaders.” The article claimed that the visit of President' She was white she was denied! » —=—————-—~——+-_*Sekou Toure, of the New Afri-ientrance to the affair, ’ can Republic of Guinea,| This writer is at a loss to Sparked the antagonism which] Understand the attitude of the exikts among the various reli-} “hile people who have for the giolis and civic groups here. [Past four hundred years de- i ‘Ihe incident which accord- red Negroes the right ? rel . — ; er their meetings and, the] fact that Negroes are now re- Los Angeles n> turning the compliment, has Herald = Dispatch distyrbed them to such an ex-| January 28, 1960 tentjihat they have to go to ; : i the Fadio, television, and ifa- fionpl magazines to call ihe} MALCOLM X (LITTLE) =NY Negrocs all sort of names. Tor; 400 years Negroes have ;lot! protested too much about not: being alowed to enter white Nation of Islan meelings, hotels, etc. How- - ever, today they are demand- IS Nor ing a right to use all public Bufile 25~330972 facilities as tax-paying citi- : Zena, The New York Times article, Submitted by LA , _ | within ilself is slanderous and — . MIN. MALCOLM X the HERALD- DISPATCH plans : jto rerun the entire article in ing to Malcolm X, leader of{next weck’s issue, since the’ the Muslim Group, which]article chose 1o slander the’ caused disturbance among the} Necro people generally using: socalled white liberals, andjihe usual stooges, Roy Wil. self-stvled leaders of the Ne-Pkins, executive secretary of ‘Rro people was due to the fart] the national NAACP, Martin thal a Negro representative of} Luther King, Lover Boy of the the XAACP was booed off the! reactionary trade union lead- platform. The booing of the! ers and Jackie Robinson whose: Tepresentative of the NAACP | greatness as a baseball} player| dors not reflect upon the | has diminished because of his the representative himself, Mr.! wenecchip by the Zionist e1e- X said. but reflects the opposi-| ments in America. Hon _of the Negro peepte-th (Continued on Pare 3) | oe