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' ’ i ' ’ | { 'T am not referring to any single individual's wrongdoings or and his whole staff."" Wallace : He also said, | corruption; Iam referring to Mr. Muhammad to the accusations against the Muslim hierarchy, telling the paper, | "Not only are they true, they are mild." Another son of Elijah, 25-year-old Akbar, was publicly denounced in the January 1, 1965, issue of Muhammad Speaks." Better as a “hypocrite” | educated than other members of the family, Akbar graduated from a business of 1961, has been attending a | school in Chicago in 1958 and,since the Fall da visit university in Cairo, Egypt. Akbar's expulsion from the cult followe nd wife and child made to this country during while here, to denounce publicly he and his Egyptian seco November, 1964. Elijah had expected Akbar, | Wallace, Malcolm X, and other "hypocrites. "’ Instead, Akbar told a New York newspaper that while he was in Cairo his eyes had been opened. He said his | | father's "brand" of religion was "a homemade one with its own tight rules and ' pegulations that tend to stifle any criticism of its leader.’ Akbar and his family shortly returned to Egypt. Elijah indeed has had trouble in his “royal family"! Further confusing the image of Elijah Muhammad and the NOI were eek of February, 1965. Following ee a Bye, Oy a, =! eR sto a clicon turing the Yael W Malcolm's open break with the NOI in March, 1964, he was outspoken in his ~ 7 -——— . + ‘ ~ . a. ae