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re. ; -Some e. te ee ee i “E48 - ¢ a is . ~7 ee “ae ag OT ae a a Catan BENJAMIN WHITTAKER, age aT ee Som QE = sok | 19 ) Songressional Walk Yi A te ae ‘eo aoe ne “ ce fe ; oe 119 Bennett . JEFF MOORE, age 40 277 Court Street In the article, Lieutenant WINTHROP H, PHELPS, Buffalo, New York, Police Department, desoribes WILLIAMS as a Minister of Mosque 23, Buffalo. a s % . 2. the Times-Union of February 15, 1963, antittl acd "Tailed iia Time Beating an Td atinnsd sannntea 13 a in an artioie’ SHV Fh Ow Fuse VW PRS oh, Black Muslims held in the Friday “won't die the way reports the Muslims claim Cadet — ws Cl eatitte ~ Le 4 Gpwa ad 2 Monroe County Jail since last they're eating now.* The article. to be fasting while in Jail. — The Democrat and Chronicle of February 15, 1963, reports In an article entitled “Muslim Assails Police Hostility” that MALCOLM X, heir apparent of leadership of the nationwide Muslim movement returned to Rochester yesterday awd AaatawenA Flak hahawmn Tame ¢heent Be nabkané’ ae 2h 1 t at & oe Git VV SU bee WEL £2UIK Vila Rochester Wiis be vovrecqciz dnown internationally than Oxford, Mississippi, and may be setting a precedent for police hostility towards Muslims, 4 The Buffalo Evening News of February 16, 1963, in an article entitled "6 From Buffalo Freed on Bond," reports that Buffalo men WILLIAMS, WALKER, WHITTAKER, ROBINSON, MOORE, te a and one ELMER L. GRANT released on Friday on é age 33, 61 Donaldson Road, were 500 bond each, which money was allegedly s-_2_ -3 ff. HS SY Fate arthitawssT PVELCU DY BLIVAN FIUNAMPAL, > fhe Times-Union of February 16, 1963, reflecta the | following men were released of-bond: BROWN, EASTON, JOHNSON, MC KINLEY, PAGAN, and QUEEN, as well as those from Buffalo. : The article reflects that DONNEL OLIVER and GOLDSTEIN SMALL had been previously released on bond. ne a nr | - a, Po ee a ee ee ee eee HaVLONaL 148a80Cr OL FOG BLaGCK MUSi Ans, 7