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1s ainieit Chief Inpector Joseph iCoyle seid witnesses have not g beer helping the police. - |: “When the heat is off, we ex- ipect some of these people will. leam: forward,” Coyle said at the “Wadsworth Ave. station, where the investigation is concentrated. | “As of now, I don't think they _ feel secure,” Coyle said that Talmadge _Heyer, 22, the one suspect cap- tered, has refused to talk to "aotice, He is in the Bellevue Hos- * pital prison ward. He was assert- j edly shot by Malcolm’s bodyguard jy Reuben Francis, 33, who is being jheld in $10,000 bail on charges of ifelonious assault and Sullivan «Law violation. . I Corie refused to aay whether puiice knew the identities of two Vocther assailants who sprayed Mal- teorm X with some 16 bullets and ‘shotgun pellets, two of which E pierced his heart. , - Bomb Threats Phoned "We've never gotten auch co- operation from the Black Muslims - the Black Nationalists,” he ‘ “But we're making some vo ouress, We're seeing a little of tue dawn." As hunderds of police rein-— forcements, both uniformed men and detectives, poured into Har- lem from Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, there were threats of further violence. : Several bomb threats were re- _ceived at the Unity funeral home, (2552 Eighth Ave. at 126th St, :where Maleolm’s body will be on’ } ianlav daily until Pitey Gus dering the funeral home and in- Li building, some of them on the E roof, - ef Islam No. 7, 102 W. 116th St., early yesterday, disclosed that s Molotov cocktail had been tossed ! into the fourth-flocr from the | roof the building. Police said they recovered an empty five-gallon ! can on the roof next door at 113 Lenox Ave., there were traces of gasoline in jit, but they could re- cover no fingerprints. of the Tactical Patrol Force will be posted on the roofs of two other mosques in Corona, Queens, aid 2,000 burnished copper eoffin’:.- . ee all dewceh glasy“eover., - The funeral is scheduled tenta- — : tively for 10 A.M. Saturdey, “{ .- ‘y. Police searched all persons en- spected floral wreaths delivered there. Dozens of uniformed cops were posted near the two-story According to Joseph E. Hall, = , director of the parlor, & man he knows said he had overheard talk that 2 bomb would be tossed. Armsted Barrett, assistant man- ager, got a phone call from » woman who said: “I overheard three men say they are going to blow up the funeral home.” A third caller said: “Malcolm X's body will never be buried. It will be cremated by fire bombs.” Pt." Tossed From Roof ee. Ft 5 Investigation of the blast which Robert F. Williams destroyed Muhammad's Temple. ; Dedicated to violence 7 | J Jo ints emma stay Wabi, aed hints si jae Sie ae EE Weesafter aslica eatd mamhare AIeea Ue, PUsice Sa10, MeMoers ere renmrarses arm] one each in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Five firemen and a bystander were hurt in the three-alarm fire and blast that occurred at 2:15. A. M. The mosque had been Mal-| ee, colm. X's headquarters when he; ~~ - was still a follower of the Elijah! - e_=--—-*- mw — James Parmer — ~ i ne - . a - ee ae way “Faas atts internationaT pict”. 2