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- Malcolm X Assails .S. Role in Congo Tolson Belment Mohr DeLoach Casper Callahan Conrad Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele Roam Holmes Gandy yh CY : ) 5% a BACK HOME. Malcolm X interviewed by television and newsmen AA on his arrival from Africa at Kennedy International Airport. i ‘ Among those at the airport to greet him were three of his children, | 100- 377 32/- io? including Ilyasah, who seemed unperturbed by klieg lights. NOTRE CARE - 25 DEC 30 1964 @ Washington Post and Times Herald By David Herman NEW YORK, Nov. 3¢ — Mal-_ the Congolese who died too,” colm” X_ denounced the “criminal “Congolese have been massafred —— “rhe Washington Daily News action pf the United States gov- ernmer?t in conjunction with Bel- gium ijt the Congo” last night at the firgt Harlem rally of the Or- ganizatyon of Afro-American Unity since his return from Africa, _ “We want the world to know we don't like what Sam is doing ta our brothers in the Congo,” the black nationalist leader declared. At a bress conference held upon his arrival at Kennedy Interna- tional Airport on Nov. 24, Malj- colm X was asked about the al- leged massacre of white hostages in the Congo, He replied: “When Lyndon B. Johnson began to fi- hance Tshombe’s white. merce- naries, it was only natural te ex- pect such things to happen. The weilfht of the guilt is on the white Mmerfenaries, It’s too bad they had to dje, but when you shed tears for those hostages, res tears for by white people for years and years .. . Chickens come hom to roost,” he added, At the Harlem rally, Maldotm charged that Lyndon B. Johnson was responsible for what had hap- pened in the Congo. Characteriz- ing Tshombe as the “worst Negro in the world,” Malcolm told the audience of about 1,000: “John- son is sleeping with him, Man you voted for him. You were insane, out of your mind. I don’t blame you. You were tricked.” Commenting on the fact that the U.S. government pays the salaries of the hired white troops in the Congo Malcolm X suggested: “Many of you are vets and many of you are unemployed, We might put on a drive in Harlem to r some black mercenaries.” he audience roared approval. The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journacl-American New York Mirtot New York Dally News New York Post The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wali Street Journal ___ The National Observer People's Wartd bate _/B=- 76K (Continued on Page 5) H a f- a feo POF A LF yf eee Ce bow