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G-19 {Rev. §-27-83) Ligelne <e eimont ———_ Cesena a Callahan Conrad DeLoach Evans — | 240.. Gale ‘ pie Veer Rosen . ? Sullivan ; Wee i Tavel _ es AT aL 1 Vv . —- , Trotter _ faurers 4 too ato © seme Tele Room VidGICOL A UCIS Guar d Holmes Gandy + NEW. YORK, July 4 (UPI}-; Elijah Muhammad preaches i F Police were keeping the home!/separation of the races. Mal- H ‘ of black, nationalist leaderjcolm X, after a visit to the| i : ; Malcolnt“X under surveillance Mosiem holy city of Mecca, ——— made an about-face on the , today after a reported attempt racial issue and now preaches ,on his life. that Negroes and whites Maleolm X told police two)should cooperate, ««—~——. see Te members of the Black Muslims]. f | sea te attack him near his i 4 home in Queens last night. Malcolm X had heen the New York leader of the Black Muslim movement until his - split with Ehjah Muhammad several months ago, There have been a number of incidents between the two groups in recent weeks that have resulted in the arrests ceowcte male of several persons, police . said, Malcolm X said two men “came out of nowhere” when _he left his home last night to move his car. He said they tried to force their way into the car, but he locked the doors and quickly drove off. He said he drove around the block and back to the house, ran in and grabbed a rifle. “T have weapons I would vuse without hesitation,” he ™ " said. “But I would hate to “use them against Muslim “bro who are,just dupes ‘of Elijah Muhammad.” ‘ 2 VC) 5 3 JUL 15 1964 The Washington Post and Azio Times Herald The Washington Datly News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Jourmal-American hy New York Misrot New York Daily News. : New York Post —S The New York Times . The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Observer __. People's Warld Date (Moa 3 3993 2/- A NS _ = =-4nRpeEn poeruy L 1964 = 1584 JUL 5 1964