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a 7 Pa ten lee . ele . . J oe U.8. Beagro Leader Malcolm X Hails China's First A-Bomb (WCHA-English, London, February 6, 1955) | “The greatest event in 1964 was China's explosion of an atom bomb, because U.8. Negro leader “Malcols x said “here “today ‘ins an n interview with | NCHA. Malcolm KX said, "We, the American Negro people, are very happy to heer the news,” and hope that the Chinese people will make greater progress in 1965. Of course. it is the people not the bomb that counts, he added. On the African struggle against imperialiem, he said, "Time is on the side of the Africana against exploitation and oppression and they will win." As to the “black revolution” in the United States, Malcolm X said 1965 will see the "hardest" fight ever. "Racialism in the U.S. is an inseparable part of the entire political and social system,” he pointed out. "The so-called ‘civil rights bill' ia nothing but a device to deceive the African people." "The American ‘peace corps’ men are but neo-miassionaries,” he said. Referring to the U.8 + aggressive war in South Vietnam, he said the choice for e U.8. is “to die there or pol out. * “Time is against the U.8., and the American ople do not suppor t the U. 8. n South Vietnam," he added. “ 5 : . 740 : ~ He said, “The 0.8, and some big powers want the United Nations purely for thei own interests." “How can the U.N. say it represents the world’s people since the 650 million Chinese people are not represented?" "The U.N. needs reorganization," he said Malcolm X, who is Chairman of the Organization of Afro-American Unity in the United States, came to London to attend the lst Congress of the Council of African Organizations » which opened here last night. * BINED % MATION oe etEeD Le Nag 1S oY ae ye a