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0-19 (Rev, 10-13-64) Tolson Belmont Mohr DeLoach Casper. Callahan Conrad Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele Room Holmes Gandy MALCOLM SPEAKS | ACCRA—Matcolm X, Afro-American leader visiting in Ghana sail in arg, interview with Hsinhua (New China News Agency} that China’s successful explosion of its first atom bomb was "the greatest thing that hab happened to the black people in the twentieth century." He praised thy Chinese Government’s proposal for a world summit conference to discuss the complete prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear ; weapons as "a very good suggestion.” —_ Referring to the present freedom fight of Afro-Americans and the firm support given to this struggle by the Chinese people, Malcolm X said that the U.S. imperialists would never loosen their grip on the 22 mil- lion Afro-Americans before the people of Asia and Africa cast off the yoke of imperialism. "Bearing this in mind,” he said, "we appreciate ct eres the great strides that the Chinese people have made towards true in b! dependence and the unlimited contribution they are making to help the oppressed peoples in other parts of the world throw off the chains of The Washington Post and imperialism.” f f y af; Malcolm X, commenting on the recent U.S presidential election, dpid > ved thit the only difference between the two'candidates was that while ipne “whould use the method of a wolf,” the other “employs the approact: of sy, a fox. * Both are trying to eat us up,” he concluded. . oa Times Herald The Washingion Daily News __u The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American { New York Mirror ay |e 44 “ New York Daily News —O 9 t 4 New York Post ‘ The New York Times t te The Worker ao ; - The New Leader - a | /9e-3 PP ZZ (ARS wor street journal —___- _ NOT RECORDED The National Observer 1 People’s World 26 DEC 30 '!964 pate ff RX 6 f- KE AGM Fo 7A. G.