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Tolson___—_— Belmont_— Mohr.._—_—— Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, it- Mre Macy 0 try ie: prellin Tavel —WW ~350 (4-53-62) Casper. Callahan. amare Conrad an bic (Mount Clipping in Space Below) ery Mr. Trotter. Tele. Room. Miss Hulmea Miss Gandy. Musitm Leader —~ Says His Gréup Not Anti-Anybody ¢, spokesman wl Usfims, ‘Wednesday jinsisted the racial group is not, anti-white in its aims or inten- tions, He spoke before an overflow | [crowd of 750 State University off . : Buffalo students in Norton) Says Leaders Want Power ' Union, About 100 visitors were| The “white liberal” is the turned away and milled in the “biggest criminal’ of them all | Among his assertions were: | é@ southern white 4S ~rrore afraid of separation than in- tegration. . None of the “dark nations’ of the world will accept America as a true friend because of/ ‘racial policies here. | The Administration, religious, groups, fraternal groups and the intellectuals cannot solve the race problem. (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) . BUFFALO EVENING NEWS, BUFFALO, NEW YORK i / 7 = = “We're pro us,” he shouted, of anti anybody else,” he said, whites to use, The leaders of the U. S. aren't’ interested in what is right, but in power, Another speaker was obtained ‘BUFFALO FILE: r] fe . by the university’s Civil Rights Says Integration Won't Work $C i late Tuesday. | & former convict who em-+ The Rev. Clarence L. Hilliard, braced the Muslim creed of Chi-/pastar of St. Paul's Baptist cago-born “Elijah Mohammed’|Chureh, Lackawanna, was the ‘while serving a jail sentence, | target of several derogatory ref- Little says he abandoned his.¢rences by the Muslim spokes- “slave name” for the symbolic,™an because he said “they al- “xX.” The Muslims hold that. Ways have someone speak along whites and Negroes should be With us to ‘balance out’ what we, corridors until campus policel because “he poses as a friend dispersed therm, of the Negro. The outspoken Muslim leaderf The Supreme Court cleverly who calls himself “Malcolm-X,"} wrote its desegregation ruling, reasily out - thundered “hee: @ years ago to leave loop-| who attempted to interrupt him holes for southern and northern yf doesn’t mean were anti-yo ‘indicating that white fears 0 tpe Muslims are unfounded. separated completely, with a Negro state to eventually evolve, “You were born in a white country, a free man. You dort regated, discriminated, Jim Crow’ed...to open a book that idescribes you as an animal and 'a@ savage.” Integration won't work, Little said, "because no white people are going to allow us to live with them on an equa] basis.’" “You have already withdrawn yourselves from us," he said. “| Attacks Southern Whites | The United States was charged with being a “nation of hypo- crites” because it says it should clear up the race problem in order to present a better image to the rest of the worid. “This ig hypocrisy,” Little said. ‘0 fyou have done us en wrong yqu should stop doing P i ad fon hoy Ae someone if look- , heel Gg g or bot +7 [Muslims say.” |know what it’s like to be seg- the “In Throes of Growing Pains” | Mr. Hilliard said the ideals of American democracy are “in' threes of growing pains.” The Negro in America, he said, “is pushing forward so that the ideals shal} not be labeled ‘white only.* tid On another front, Mr. Hilliard accused the Buffalo Board of Education of failing “to come to grips with ‘de facto’ segrega- tion in City of Buffalo schools.” He said the problems at East High School and any other dis- cipiinary- problems in the city system cannot be solved by cre- ating a special school for trouble- makers. my “The school will wind up beix all Negro,”:he said, “and the Supreme Court has ruled that segregated schools are inher- ently unequal.” The speakers had been sched- ‘uled to debate, but no—debate developed. chp | sp 4/25/6 COMPLETE FINANCIAL Date: Edition: Author: Editor: title: MALCOLM LITTLE, aka, MALCOLM X Character: IS=-NOI Classification: Submitting Office: BUFFALO oT RECORD’ aoriny 2 1968