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bee we p € or contemplated egainst the life of subject by members of the NOI, and that subject had never made such a complaint 1. Heavyweight Eoxing Champion vereben ‘ The January 25, 1964 edition of the New York “Amste News," contained an article on page 1 that subject and his family were in Miami, during the past week vacationing as the guestsof Heavywe t Boxing Conte gassius Pd iF hammadtA The Rehroamy 1, I0O464h My mn APF Fhe Maw Vor “ameate eri ees Sw ek fT e¢cs het wee aver i Wek i i News" contained. photograph on page 1 of subject, his wife glee | BE and their three daughters sitting AT wi CASSIUS He Remit MA leche LAL He, M A / Oo he Marcb 20, edition of W Hee ” geabune" conteinen an article on page 6 which reflected that subject was in Miami Beach, Florida, presumably to attend the heavyweight boxing championship fight between CASSIUS CLAY tained an article on page 4 which reflected that subject, who had broken with the NOI, had stated that he would not take CASSIUS CLAY with him out of the NOI. The article indicated that subject was generally accredited with CLAY's joining the N The March 10, 1964 edition of the "New York Journal American" eontained en article on page TT whiak reflected +ho + CASSIUS CLAY indicated he would not leave the NOI to follow _ and SONNY LISTON. The March 9, 1964 edition of the "New York Post" | subject, The May 18, 1964 edition of the "New York Post" cone tained an article on page 4, datelined "Accra, Ghana". This article indicated that the allegiance of CASSIUS CLAY to Rebel Muslim Leader MALCOLM X seemed to be over. The article indica that during the separate African tours of subject and CASSIUS CLAY they met 4n Morocco on April 17, 1964 and CLAY made the following remarks concerning subject: - 58 - a-ak «