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f ( . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF Jt. TICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to, New York, New York ms File Ne. December 21, 1964 -% Res Malcolm K. Little internal Security - Muslim Mosque, Inc. The "New York Times", local New York City daily newspaper dated December 21, 1364, contained an article captioned, "Malcolm Favors a Mau Mau in U.S. -= At Harlem Rally, He Urges Negroes to 'Even Score'", ‘his article in part stated that, "Malcom X. the black nationalist leader:, | declared yesterday that ‘we need a Mau Mau! to win freedom a and equality for Negroes in the United States. a “He hailed the Mau Mau -- the antiwhite terrorists 7 active in Kenya before that country gained independence -- as ‘the greatest African freedom fightens,' who would hold an important place in history. "He addressed a Harlem rally to support the Mississippi Freedom Democratic party's challenge to the seating of Mississippi' all-white Representatives in Congress. ‘three hundred persons, about a third of them white, attended the rally, in the Williams Institutional Church, at 2225 Seventh Avenue, near 13lst Street. "Malcolm X accused President Johnson, Vice President-elec Hubert H. Humphrey and Mayor Wagner of ‘playing the same ga:se as the Southern crackers.' ‘I'm for anybody who is for freedom, justice and equality,' he said. ‘I'm against anybody who tells black people to be nonvivlent while nobody is telling white people to be nonviolent. ! YIt is necessary to learn the right language to. communicate with people, he said, adding: 'If the language is a shotgun, get a shotgun. But don't waste time talicing the wrong language. ALL INFORMATION conTaineD 72 © 7 772 2/ HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED sxc 0SURE UATE (alc fea_BYs269TH EMERY