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Malcolm K. Little 2:-::-: that there were no |<” incidents during the removal of the body from the funeral ~~ home to the church; that approximately 1000 eereons ne were in the church itself and that at 9:30 AM . approximately 500 persona outaide the shurch, her advised that a detail of the NYCPD ence in the area of the church during the entire funeral. 9:30 AM, the National Broadcasting compang tion ie) Television Station, WNBC, New York City, broadcasted a one hour television program covering the services, .. The television coverage began with - scenic acanning photographs af the area surrounding the Faith Temple Church of God at Ansterdam Avenue and West 147th Street, New York City. Included was varicus views of the funeral procession as it entered the church. At 9:50 AM the television cameras were focused on the podium wiffiin the church. ba OssielBgvis, Negro Playwright and Actor, acted _— zie as Master of Ceremonies, Davis made mention of the A cooperation rendered the family of the late Malcolm X and those responsible for fanning his funeral by the various news media, oivic leaders, New York City officiais and the NYCPD, He then read excerpts from warious telegrams, letters and messages of condolence ae=3 received by the widow of Malcolm xX. Among . ah messages of condolence as mentioned by Osgfe Davis — were messages from the Los Angeles Yout the National Association for the Ad ment of ¢ A: 4 Colored People (NACCP) and Whitney MiMoung, Jr., Utz" ‘sean Executive Director of. r_of the National _Uvban League. Among. se present at the Fait Temple Church of God were Jame Yr, National Diréc _ Congress of Rac Equality (CORB), “of the 1963 Marchjon Washington, Dic gory, Negro. . comedian and Tohalbews, Director, _< of the "National, v Urban ae