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NY 105-8999 res ™s¢ prior to the beginning of an open ° SWP ft: 7.6 Held on June 12, 1 » at New York City, an a discussion was held by persons attending the forum we in which it was remarked that they came to the wrong place for assistance because the "Freedom Da adel! = Aaetee wnt tne Bass Vawnte Te waa wes Now falruey 16 MV LUNG Ta) WL, an NCW 1OrH, hv Wop es suggested that MALCOLM X should be contacted and Rig. * have him come to Newark (New Jersey) to make a ~ speech if they - want to get something started. ~ “> in A meeting of the SWP was held on June 25, Of at SUP Headniarntars 93 Naw Vari O41tev At +hia % Ce he | aw OFrra OE Nee ea wes ae ot TT hWwi th We wy maw Wi dk noo meeting, it was announced that a rally for ELIJAH peer te MUHAMMAD would be held the following Sunday whach ch would enable the 9WP to sell the "Militant”’ get some of the sponsors of MUHAMMAD despite the fact that the SWP supports MALCOLM X in the Muslim dispute. Also discussed at this meeting was the development of the black nationalist sentiment in the Negro communities. Interest was expressed in the plans of MALCOLM X which _are. ;Aupposed to | be announced the following Sunday at MALCOLM X's wth regular meeting in Harlem. It was also mentioned SE that MALCOLM X predicted great opportunities for ot radicals in the mood of depression that is now sweeping and will continue to sweep the black ghettos .. It was stated that because of these conditions, the SWP must find the means to reach these masses. . bi> iin The "New York Amsterdam News", a New York Negro newspaper dated July 18 1964, in part states’ "Clifton De Berry, Socialist Workers Party, candidate for President, hasscome out in favor of MALCOIM X's newly formed organization of Afro-American Unity. ~B0- STATIS TRIE TT Ser TAR pa IS ETRE TERE eR RS BTA, A A SN era kee oe lee