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> CONDMIENTIAL NY 105-0099 eet » /, oucject Giscuscctd the Muslim move ant in the . Negro community. and was wiestioued by GEOR CHUYLER, the "Pittsburzi Courter" New You: reporter, and GEORGE W. =4—-GOODMAN, WLIB's neus Ccirecvor, who were the other two persons “aiff the photograph. Tie dave of this Saturday appearance was not show. . ac foofr A / 4 f _ f ! 4. Fhe Los fuzeles Werald Dispatch", a Weelzly ews- paper published in Les snge2ies, California, ceted August 11, 1966, contained a phosograpit of subject shal:ing hanas with the Honorabs AJE*ANUC wWACHUKU, Speaker of the Nigerisn House of R2présentatives/ Yollowing a meeting by the latter -with sepresertatives fom Hariem in the office of a New. York attorney where they discussed Negroes giving technical aid to newly independent Avtrica ao 4 Aj foe - —_ The "Yale Da*iy Newe", tly - “=except Sunday newspaper published by the etudents of Yale University at New Haven, Connecticut, dated October 17, 1960, contained an article which reflected that the subject was scheduled -_ to speak at the Yale Law School auditozium at .: 7:30 pm. on October 20, 1600. Thies aryicle indicated that subject would put foxrthhis demands for’“tmmediate and complete freedom, justice and equality for American Négroes". The article indicated that the speech was sponsored by the Yak chapter of the NAACP and the John Devey Soctety. er re The same "Yale Daily Newe", dated October 21, 196C, contained an article whtcn reflected that there was standing room only in the Law Scnool aucitorium where | Be Ria: Wright, NAACP National Youth Secretary in a debate of the effectiveness of the NAACP". t. toe - 22 .« CONDOENTIAL "Malcolm X, New York Black Muslim leader, confronted Herbert _