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™ Th Sue at ee Ngee Sia F mw, ia be &7D q7d Negro should control the politics of his own community, the economy of his own community, by owning and operating businesses and that the evils and vices that destroy the moral fiber of the Negro society must be eliminated. Rally hel oom, w york City, on April 12, 1964, MALCOLM xX in his speech spoke on the plight of the Negro in America and urged that the complete separation of the races was the only solution to the problem. Stetements by Subject on Political Aims of MMI At the press conference held by MALCOLM X on March 12, 1964, in the Park Sheraton Hotel, New York City, he stated that he had absolutely no plans to run for political office anc shat he did not care to reveal what specific political tA play.3 the MMI had for the forthcoming election. | t The March 23, 1964 edition of "Newsweek" magazine | contained an article on page 32 in which MALCOLM X stated f that his new Mosque will have a "political apparatus" as well | @s a nonsectarian wing dedicated to sweeping out Negro politicians who are puppets for white forces. at the MMI Rally hel Rock ian ace, 55th Street, New York City, on March 22, 1964, MALCOLM X stated that in 1964, he would make a voter registration drive for 10 million to vote as an independent black nationalist body. | | Bat the ma | Rally he udubon Ballroon, h 29, j 1964, MALCOLM X in his speech which was entitied "Ballots | or Bullets" urged all Negroes to register to vote, and suggested that those Negroes who do not register should be ‘run out | of town." eee: en - 39 -