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“td. ae AMF b1D i ‘ whee. — a ares The March 23, 1964 edition of the "New York Journal American," contained an article on page 3 concerning the above MMI Rally of March 22, 1964, and it quotes MALCOLM X as stating | "If it is necessary to form a Black Nationalist Party-or a Black Nationalist Army-we'll form it." He also advised the audience, "No more turning the other cheek. No more jive like that. There'll be non-violence only with those who are not violent with us." The March 26, 1964 edition of "The Evening Star,” NY 105-8999 Wun ah: LAL | @ daily newspaper published in Washington, D. C., contained an article on page 5 which reflected an interview with MALCOLM X following his visit on March 26, 1964, to the Senate Gallery where he listened to the civil rights debate. In thi interview, MALCOIM X stated that he would rather not say what. methods he advocates in bringing about equal rights for Negroes, but *hnat neither legislation nor nonviolent passive resistance are .nong them. conference he CAEO, 8, on March 28, y 1954, he stated that self-defense is not violent, and that he believed in... non-violence. This means that as long as violence is not used against Negroes then Negroes should not we violence, but 4f whites use violence against Negroes, then Negroes are entitled to use violence in return. i On April 1, 1964, MALCOLM X was the guest on the "Tex Me Crary Shcw" over radio station WOR in New York City from 11:15 p.m. to 12 midnight. i { j During the interview MALCOLM X stated that he was ! nonvyicient, end does not urge Negroes to initiate aggression, | only to practice self defense if attacked or brutalized. Tf. Avni t SOL addtttarwn anf NHenttt mararina anntatinad : Ll Ap. a rsh ee ed Sua viWwil Ws wuUy Li oe de WW SE i an article on page 54 concerning MALCOLM X in which he stated_ that white people in this country should be made to rea*ize that if something is not done to bring an immediate halt to ; the aggression and brutality that is being inflicted upon | i “Fok