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18. Recoamendation by Assistant Director: (If this swveillance involves cryptanalysis, include statement that decrypted material is or is not sufficiently important to continue decrypting.). This technical surveillance is in the single family dwelling occupied by Malcolm K. Little, 23-ll 97th Street, Fast Blmhurst, Queens, New York. It was first installed on 3/3/64. Little is a former national official of the Nation of Islan (nol) who broke with that organization on 3/8/64 and formed Muslia Mosque, Incorporated (mi) which he announced would be a broadly based black nationalist movement for Negroes. cnly. Little has urged Negroes to abandon the doctrine of nonviolence and advocated that Negroes should forn rifle clubs to protect their lives and property. At MmI rallies, Little. has surrounded himself by guards armed with rifles and there have been numerous incidents recently involving gun-wielding smI sembers where violence has been averted only by tinely police action. At an mmI rally on 6/28/64, Little announced the formation of a new nonwhite civil rights action group called th. "Organization of Afro-American Unity" with headquarters at muI headquarters in New York City the aim of which would. be to bring the United States racial problem before the United Nations and which would engage in civil rights demon-. h .Anesseeou suenu Aus nq. owoga ayt Sugsn suongeas In the past 30 days .this technical survellance has. furnished valuabl. information on Little's travel plans, on the new Organization of Afro-American Unity, facts. concerning the arrest of mmI meabers in Boston on a weapons charge following an altercation with Boston NoI members and. information on a threat to Little's life by a person unknown. It also furnished information that Little was sending an assistant to Phoenix and Los Angeles to contact two wonen who had illegitimate children by Elijah Muhammad, Nol Ieader. Public. announcement of these children by Little has caused the virtual state of war now existant between the N0l and mmI. On 6/30/64 Information was received that Little sent telegraas to civil rights leaders Dr. Martin Luther King and James Foreman offering. to send his followers to teach self-defense to Negroes if the Government did not provide Federal troops for protection. All of the above iniormation was furnished immediately to the Bureau and was disseminated to the Department and interested agencies. The Domestic Intelligence Division concurs with the recommendation of the Sac, Mey York, that this installation be continued for an additional yhre. months. /