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NY 105-8999 fhe "New York Times", local New York newspaper, dated June 29, 1964, contained an article captioned "MALCOLM X Repeats Call for Negro Unity on Rights". This article states that "MALCOLM X called again last night for unity among Negroes in the fight for civil rights”. He made the plea before about 600 persons ae em mahi 't ww Awd ern ma etd nF bt FA ATT a& +a au @ MMUVE LOY Ua vO Wee OV OID WAAR GY dL Audubon Ballroom, 166th Street and Broadway. The organization is a recently formed black nationalist group. He did not mention in his speech the presence in the city of ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, the Black Musiim leader with whom he recently split. Asked te comment on Mr. MUHAMMAD, MALCOLM X replied: "We all should band together and go to ae Mississippi. This is my closing message to ELIJAH peal MUHAMMAD: Lead us against our enemy, don't lead Rov us against each other”. The "New York Times" dated June 30, 1964, contained an article captioned "MALCOLM Says MUHAMMAD Fails Cause of Negroes". According to this article MAICOLM X, the dissident Black Muslim criticized ELIJAH MUHAMMAD yesterday for not using his organization to fight bigotry in the South. Since breaking with the MUHAMMAD group, MALCOLM X has operated through his own Afro-American Unity Organization. ELIJAH spends his time denouncing white persons and my followers, MALCOLM dedared in interview. "Why doesn't he denounce the Ku Klux Klan and the White Citizens Councils? Why doesn't he send followers to Mississippi and Florida to help the Negro and white civil yightse volunteers who are trying to better things there?" 65~ fee ene ere tows eae