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i i 0-19 (Fiev, 5-27-63) bic Malcolini Xx “Ordered NEW YORK, May 20 (PD-A dered the arrest of black na- tionalist Malcolm X when he failed to appear for trial on a | traffie court judge yesterday or- ery, speeding violation, = | Judge Kenneth Phipps signed | the arrest order for the defend- ant after waiting more than two hours for him to appear. Mal- colm X, who recently formed his own group following a rift with . the Black Muslim movement, - had been given a ticket March 6 on a charge of speeding an the Triboro Bridge, — The black nationalist left New York last month on a pilgrim- age to Mecca. His wife said to- day that she expected his return in two or three days. The defendant, charged with | doing 50 miles per hour, 10 miles over the bridge speed limit, had pleaed Innocent and his trial was set for today in A court clerk intoned the name ‘Malcolm X. Little’ four times over a two and one-half hour period, but no one respond- ed. Judge Phipps then signed the arrest order. fe pp MM = i Casper Callahan ——_ aan aare r. : aii Sif ifn avel Trotter ' Tele Room —__, Holmes Gandy The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News a The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American New York Mirror New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal fo- 399 3a.1-% NoT RECORD The National Cheerve 16 may 26 1964 & veowie’s Wer £7. { BAe om a AYO 3 L 70 1964 A Jf£e-39974Aa]