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t oa a * MUSLIM MOSQUE, INCORPORATED of March 24, 1964. rargmacanr igh that Malcolm X rer was accompanied to n KBZ by at least eleven. male Negroes, nine of whom entered the lobby of the station and two of whom remained in the automobile bearing the North Carolina Registration in the parking lot of the Radio Station. The records of the Registry o “Motor Vehicles, 200 Nashua St+rnaat Baatan Maoanahuias sett ahoeriaalA an March ¥ ‘ ret . ss TN ee a ea q + tl aw, fo roe . ab ne et ye Te wae wy ae 1 ao : So et . . ‘ “ . a a . : a _ ~ wwv, AVE UWI yg SOs ue Leds iT WAS OR Eg 1964 é stration 639-765 was issued to Dorchester, Massachusette 6 he ‘Nation b? achusetts, that Dorchester, could the availability of On April 12, 196 ascertained fro be Mik ale SS ee ee a a speaker to discuss the teachings ‘of the Muslims or to furnish details concerning the Muslim program. A char- acterization of the Nation of Islam and the Nation of Islam Temple No. 11 is attached to this memorandum. e the following information on bid March 25, 1964. The "Bob Kennedy Show," a program of Radio Station WBZ, Boston, Massachusetts which is run nightly from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., on March 2%, 1964, had as its guest speaker Malcolm X Shabazz: Pantabed’ as having been the spokesman for Elijah Muhammad, leader ef the Black Muslims, until recently silenced by Elijah Muhammad. The subject of the ‘ program on that evening was to be "Negro - Separation and Supremecy." Beb Kennedy, the moderator of the program, introduced Malcolm X as leader of the Black Muslims, Harlem Mosque, now called Muslim Mosque, Incorporated. Bob Kennedy stated that the discussion in the program would touch on how the - ; break between Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X came about | . . after Malcolm X had served so long and so well, how Malcolm X's outlook has changed and what he feels his roll is in the Civil Rights Strife now troubling the country.