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Michigans” - 4n Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and in June of that year became Re: + pecenber:, 1963; he » publicly + vefowred 4 > of President John ¥. Kennedy as an ins he : coming home to roost" which made him “glad"/ Since forming oe the MMI, Little has publicly st stated that he is against the 7*. pone non-violent approach to civil rights, and has suggested that - 2525" _ Negroes should form rifle clubs for self-defense if necessary >" or In an interview which appeared in a daily New York City news-_ _ paper in April, 1964, Little stated that he personally owned . a rifle, has taught his wife to use it and instructed he her to, . shoot anyone attempting to. force his ay nto ‘heir home - eel . “While in Sptson’ ‘in Massach setts ‘in clasped to be a Communist, and while still in obeje ad - came active in the leadership of the NOI in Detroit,” a tees In March, 1°54, he became Acting Minister of the NOI *:. the Minister of NOI Mosque Number 7, New York City.—Since 1957. he had also been a national representative of Elijah Muhammad - traveling throughout the United States in behalf of | Muhammad a and was publicly recognized as the number two man he NOI, In December, 1963, he was suspended by Muhaumad fon is comment - (above) on the assassination of President Kennedy.” On March 8, 1964, Little publicly announced that he had broken with the Nor” and Muhammad, on March 12, 1964, he publicly announced the formation of Zhe ieee she rear te of Which would be black nationalism. , ora ne te 5a 5 Tm me ae Sig YI REE SE EC AE RR SR, PE ET ES TT Ty fone ieee