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IEE 21x: s0c that a meeting of Harlem CP leaders was held on 2 » at 620 West 150th St., NYC which Inft, believed was called by the Harlem CP. At this meeting it was decided a planning meeting would be held on 2/19/61 at the Harlem YWCA, or at Bermuda Hall, x¥C, at which final plans would be made for the 2/26/61 Memorial Meeting for Patrice Lumumba who had been murdered in the Conge. It was decided that Ealcolm X (Little), leader of the NY Muslims, should not be invited to this mecting but should be invited only to the Memorial Meeting on 2/26/61. ES: «<< that Halcoim f hosque No. 7 of the NOI, NYC, In Feb., 1961, X Little was in charge o yD that ifal was 2 § r at a mecting sponsor ffrican Nationalist Hovencent, (UANH) which was he Ave., between 125th and 126th streets, NYC. We ty} GINS 2<viscc on RNR th: Minister alcolm X, Temple ee Ko. 7, NOI, stated that the UANN, along with members of Temple No, 7, wer ps | planning a cenonstration when Mr. Khrushchev arrived in NYC on 9/17/59, i s0 that Ehrushchev could tell the Russian people how the black man was treated in this country. 05-87964770 p. 20,45 Gi 503” Pom advised e e United id on 8/1/58 at Seventh The "XY Journal /mericcn", 2/24/61, page 5, carried an article concerning the riot at the.UN on 2/15/61. This was a exclusive intcr- view with Janes R. Lovson President of the UANM,and Halcolm X, a leader of the Kuslins. SI to par. 3 195-92148-20 p. 8 uw (50) - = _— her = am oA py, C WEEN cv sc that on 5/28/60, ae indicated that she fcit that Haicolm Little would not become an officer again in the NOI unless he apologized in public for this slicht. ¢ ) ss] acvised that on 3/3/61, CE = t tended an }XOI meeting at Tenple #7, NYC, at which hinis A Was the speak