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problems, have anything more concrete in this respect. , From that pomt-ef-view, the debate was a draw. Bound Together’—Lomax . Lomax, however, made these points: “The American Negro and the white man are bound so sgther in the American ere. - riznce. Separation would | ‘they. each. here is no’ other alternative for any off us but to live together. : | “However, the white man in | America has done wrong for 30 long, he now believes it is right to do wrong. Duting debate at Opera House, Malcolm X (left) speaks as Louis Lomax {right} listens. Mdderating the expression of views is Sun-Times columnist [rv Kupcinet (center), (Sun-Times Ph 0) which the American Negro can assert and preserve his human rights. Nor did Lomax, a former professor of philosophy at Georgia State University and the author of books on ‘acial - limb going to win.” Bet I'm nat going ta from the white man. . Lr’ going to engage . him. a