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er. é aes =e ae ect Malcolm a. Little rr second confideliti#] thured ~ who hae furnished Feliable information In*tne!$eut.# = advised that a re ar meeting of the Muslim Mos3.:«. Incorporated (MMI) was held of the evening -ef Sep cater 9; - y9o64, at MMI Headquarters, Hotel Theresa, 2:90 Sevunti \y Avenue, New York City. The meeting was presided over by ~ Brother Benjamin-@k-Goodman, a former Nition of Islam Aseistant Minister who joined with Malcolm X when the latter formed the MMI. Pollowing the Isiamic religious service at the meeting, Brother Renjamin read < letter written by Maicolm X from Africa where he is on “our, which was \ addressed to an unknown Afriicen aelioyuisa to the Organization wa of African Unity Conference in f'°°.: Adotc. Ethiopia. In the letter Malcoin “~ informed the delezate that if the latter needed recruits to yoin the rebel miti¢am Pareraa tn thea fanarn Fn c td tun Jrntwine= fla wht ta oe he woe ews, we de Bk weet le WW AES hw a ath a mie b bgt wie Fed WO mercenary forces of Congo President Moise Tshonbe out of the Congo, he (Malcolm X) could obtain 10,000 recruits in. the Harlem section of New Yor City. — Cheracterizations of the MMI, Naticn of Islam and Batioa of Islam hosque ;“7, New York City of are attached hercisc and all sources tnerein ~" have furnished reli.ble information in the moat Pasv. The “New York Journal-;mericen" newspaper dated July 25, 1964, contained an article by Victor Riesel on - Inside Africa captioned, "Malcolm X Gives Africe Twisted Look", dateiin’” Ibadan, Nigeriz. Riesel stated that The effect of what he (Malcolm X) told university students - - in this city still reverteratcs in this land of forty million people - good people, friendly people eager to recch across +h man a.m Mee whe Sea to uA But many of thé young men and women in this - OO conrppATIAL