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my 25-8988 SARE ule, °.. + gtd on sc: furnished a copy of a letter written by X from Jedda, Saudi Arabia, dated April 20, 1964, which stated that during bis pilgrimage to Mecca, he observed many white persons who displayed the spirit of unity and brotherhood that he did not believe could ever have ®,isied based on his previous American experiercs. Te stated that America necds to understerd Islam because it is the one religion that ereses the race problem from society. He also statsd that if whites and non-whites would accept Islam, tney would become changed people Since it rerxves racism, and all memoers thus antomatical'yv accept each other as brothers and Sisters. fH want on in the letter to state "you may be Shovl.ec at these words coming irom me" anc he added that his piigrimage has vaught hin that if Islam can rcplace the spirit of true brotherhood in the hearts of whites, no has met there, it can also remove the "cancer uf racism" from the heart of white America. Crave]. to Africe from July 9,.°%. dels to Neverbett}, 1964 se ’ _ on July 6, 1964, MALCOLM X using the name HAJJ MALIK EL SHADAZZ with Passport number C294275, purchased a one way ticket to Cairo, Egypt via Lordon, England. He was scheduled to depart from JFK International Airport, New York, on July 9, 1S64, aboard Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight 790, due to arrive in London, England, 7:30 a.m., duly 10, 1964. He was scheduled to de-, part London, England, 3:30 p.m., July 1, 1964, aboard United Arab Airlines, flight 790 to Cairo, Egypt. MALCOLM failed to make return reservations or airline bookings when he arrived in Cairo for his return trip to thé United. States, =~ sphet