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NY 105-8999 OS —_— leading aims will be to take the racial situation seeds | NG. to the United Nations. MALCOLM X also stated that he woyld . waned «a tataernam £$.5 cf uvt1l vriehta leadan Tr MARTTN TJ BUI GB VELBA GH UY WV RR ee ee FR hy aS a bE oe ee ge President of the Soutnern Chrintian Leadership Conferenck, offering their bein to KING in the racial struggle down South if the United Steszes Government fails to take decisive action. MALCOLM X announced that temporary headquarters of the new organizat‘on would be in the MMI headquarters at Suite 128, Hotel Therese. 2090 Seventh Avenue. New York City. Those present at the meetiing were offered an coportunity to join this new zrouo ty registering and paying an initial fee of $2.00 and paying ducn thereafter of $1.00 a week. MALCOIM X claimed that his new group had the support of many local unnamed organizations, of several individuals who were on stage with MALCOLM and of new Afro- Asian nations, particularly Ghana. <1 ies The June 29, 1964 edition of "The New York Times," a daily newspaper published in New York, New York, contained an article on page 32 concerning the above meeting. The article stated that MALCOLM LITTLE called for unity among a Negroes in their fight for civil rights at a membership drive oe meeting of the "Organization of Afro-American Unity" held on = the evening of June 28, 1964, at the Auduben Ballroom, New ae York City. They described this Afro-American organization ae asp a recently formed Black Nationalist group. a Qn June 14, 1964, NY T-3 advised that the MMI held a @ public rally at 8:00 p.m. on that day in the Audubon Ball- a. room, New York City. MALCOLM X, as the featured speaker, eS a ee