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RE Ke | : 4b da reflected that MALCOLM X spoke to an overflow crowd ~"- pon 8} PE agate = : a - . 1963, captaenng "Muslim Tells of All Negro Nation Goal," \-:..” at the University of Rochester's Lower Strong Auditorium and urged Black Muslims to speak and think not as Americans het a2 Waenes an wrMY EF VBA YW Ves . a ae The article reflected that MALCOLM X was sponsored ‘by the College Cabinet Sub-Comittee on Civil Rights, University of Rochester, and was introduced by history instructor CHRISTOPHER LINDLEY. na, ae - The Democrat and Chronicle of “January 29, 1963, os article entitled "Brotherhood Meeting Told of ‘New! Threat,” reports the caution by Dr. JAMES H, ROBINSON, D.D., that the Black Muslims are a small but dangerous group which is likely to continue for some time, The article reflects Dr. | ROBINSON is the Executive Director of Crossroads Africa, Inc., and pastor emeritus of the Church of the Master in Harlem. In an article in “Muhammad Speaks" on February 4, (1963, entitled "Rochester: Cops! Newest Target in Harassment Plot,” it is reported that a snarling canine police dog helped cops break up a religicus service and arrest two Muslims in Rochester, New York, | and on another day the same Mosque was invaded by firemen who turned their high-powered hoses on Muslims gathered there. The article stated observers at the ‘ brutal canine episode and the fire department invasion feel it is a stepped up program of Muslim harassment. The article reflects that MALCOLM X, national representative of the Honorable ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, thoroughly investigated the situation and found the police were actually guilty of invading premises where religicus services were being held, fhe Times-Union on: February 8, 1963, in an article entitled "Negroes "Unrealized Hope’ reports in a letter to EUGENE N, NEWPORT, President, Monroe County Non-Partisan - League, 9 Waverly Place, that the emergence of the Black Muslims in our community is related to the entrenched x proponents of this segregated community. : 57 ta an ‘article in the ‘Times-Union ‘of January 29, ° Ce