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A Taal we SEDATE r takes are ae ae | ee | sac } eran tke te bed | do i i = 4 Pre Oe ar New York, and Mrs. GLORIA RICHARDSON o NY 105-8999 CON, , THA! ot g ‘init press conference in the conference room of the Capitol Building the held by Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING who had also been in visitors gallery, but in a different section. After KING's press conference subject shook hands with him and briefly awaAharcaA anaatiana eAVIGMIC Ba CS ULES e VII. RELATIONSHIP WITH CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERS A. General At his press conference on March 12, 1964, at the Park Sheraton Hotel, New York City, MALCOLM X exclaimed that he did not believe that co-existence between the white and Negro race would ever come about. He also classified as "counterfeit" the 1964 Civil Rights Bill under consideration at that time by the Ilinited States Congress, since it failed to offer anything to t:.e Negro in the North. The March 27, 1964 edition of "The New York Times" contained en article on page 10 which reflected that subject indicated he favored passage of the Civil Rights Bill by the United States Senate without amendment, but forecast that enforcing it would lead to violence. Nor would it solve the Negro problem “because you can't legislate good will - that comes only by education". The March 29, 1064 edition of the "Chicago Sun American S48 FR wis fe Sh ake a - contained an article on page 22 that subject would support other Negro leaders in their quest of Civil Rights although he favors desegregation. He wants separation not integration. He will support Civil Rights leaders and when they find that Civil Rights is not the answer he will push for separation. B. Possible Support At the press conference held by MAICOIM X on March 12, 1964, in the Park Sheraton Hotel, | announced that on March 14, 1964, at he would meet with civil rights lead Chester, Pennsylvania, Reverend MIL‘ eee oe Pe a