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NY 105-8999 The July 10, 1964 issue of the "New York World Telegram and Sun" contained an article on page 6, which indicated that prior to leaving for Africa ‘on July 9, 1964), MALCOIM X commented, “I've received messages from coast to coast for volunteers wio are trained and ready to invade Mississippi when the word is given." e} Confidential sources familiar with MMI activity in the New Vork City and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania areas could furnish no information that would substantiate the allegation that MALCOIM X was sending "vengeance squads" to the South, particularly to Mississippi. several dates during July, 1964, that tne has no information that would substantiate or FM 10-38 that the MMI was involved in sending “vengeance squads" to the South. A special issue of the magazine “Revolution,” pub- lished in Paris, France, for July - August, 1964, contained an exclusive interview with MALCOIM X. During the interview, MALCOIM X stated that he has never employed violence but he feit that if violence is used gmainst "us," we shall defend Auneasalras Wea aAdAsA that Nwal! AA nat Retltayvsa that ane mist Wis OOCLY Soe 41k OWT viiod ww wt MW £440 MOLLOY Vila Wilt MiWol orfer the other cheek. MALCOIM X's threats and programs to organize Negroes to go and fight white racists in Mississippi unless President JOHNSON sends in Federal troops tere designed to put the Government on the "spot" and force the President of the United States to act. ~~. " jp > Se a~l2—