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Malcolm X — Part 34

102 pages · May 10, 2026 · Broad topic: General · Topic: Malcolm X · 100 pages OCR'd
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led 1 Be ae ee hie ne fa 0-19 (Rev. 12-14-64) Tolson pic 7 (= arpshooters Guard Harlem Mortuary == —~ __- 7 | se Casper Callahan CORE Chief: Malcolm's a a Death Plotted Abroad” a 3 Police sharpshooter lined Trotter surrounding rooftops today in a Tele Room vigil against threatened violence at the Harlem funeral home where the body of slain Black Nationalist leader Maleolm X is on public view. o. ae fe The investifetien—ef-—~. Maleolm’s assassination and ;: yesterday’s fire-bombing of the Black Muslim headquarters mosque in Harlem took on new overtones with the claim by § civil rights leader James jj Farmer that the killing was “political” and masterminded overseas, NOT THE MUSLIMS? Mr. Farmer, National Director of the Congress of : Racial Equality, said: 3 “I doubt seriously if the Black ¢ Muslims murdered Maicolm. There is something far greater than the Black Muslims ¢ involved.” He called for a White House investigation “I am convinced the killing was an international plot, altho §. the executioners themselves * weren't foreign agents,” he said. Mr. Farmer said it did not L7G MAR 4 1965 The Woening eee s an seem “accidental that his death ah ee bt : = Times Herald om came at a time when his views UPI Telephoto The Washington Dally News _©"™ were changing” toward “the The extrace te the Black Muslim mosque effices ip Harlem is a The Evening Star mainsiream of the civil rights shambles yesterday after fire and explosion recked the building. New York Herald Tribune movement.” . fear of a nationwide vendetta He said he would fight a New York Journal-American ; TROUSANDS between Malcolm's Black scheduled eight-round exhibition = New York Daily N ‘'n Jess than four hours last {Nationalists and the rival Black 4: a. Muslims” ational “~—oo, pet, more than 2000 persons . Muslims, whom the Nationalists . New York Post past the glass covered, § ; blame for Malcolm's death, © Convention Saturday. The New York Times Traaze! coffin of the Following the destruction af — Security forces were also built The Baltimore Sun beareded militant Negro leader ° the Muslim Mosque in Harlem, in San Francisco, where a2 . whose fiery volte Was silenged _ Chicago police increased their Muslim Mosque was slightly he Worker Sunday as he addressed ® : guard on heavyweight champion damaged by flaming kerosene. The New Leader Harlem rally. a "Cassius Clay, & = prominent Paterson, N. J., which has a The Wall Street Journal All visitors and flora] tributes “Muslim, and Muslim igader large concentration of Muslims The Nationg) Observer were carefully searched by ; Elijah Muhammad. also increased police details } Pp ‘ eople's World police before being allowed . Mr, Clay said he would not go Paterson is the home aif inside the mortuary. Several é into hiding for fear of his life Talmadge Hayer, 2, arrested! Date telenhoned threats that the jand if he is the intended target as a suspected member of the! mortuary would be mbed 4 pesateins “I here — th oe-to-fiv exmber—igamn | Wie Petaiued a) jot ote geal not oe rhe “y three tv Malco i FFB 2 4 1965 5 Wei té nora Glad yl yn S19 investigation amid mounting |
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