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a o-164) Tolson -19 ¢ - 10-1-64 0-19 (Rev Belmont Mchr pic CC) DeLoach _______ ‘1 f Casper y 77/2. Callahan ———___ — ~ Conrad —_—__._ \Widow of Malcolm X /Speaks Evans — | Gale With Police/A bout His Slaying in Rosen ——__— f ™ . ‘ : , Sullivan a“ ‘fed oS | 1 iY wil — oo By Kiss 393.09 yalaalm NPL TITLE Tavel of ae Betty” Shabazz, widow/Grace Congregationar Church, en” Trotter with detectives inv stigating said that the 250 member Tele Room the militant black nafionak|Murches in the Harlem-Upper Hol ist leader. The meeting was at,“anhattan Church Association: olmes an unannounced place away|had been asked to appeal to: Gandy from any police office, accord-jtheir con: tions for su a ing to her lawyer, Oliver Sutton, ‘Althoush eMtalcolm er tile t | “She will cooperate fully in/the Muslim faith, Mr. Cary said, Bs giving any information she|the Protestant leaders’ effort “ has,” Mr. Sutton said before the/WaS justified by his “emphasis bg meeting. “It is my understand- on , what constitutes manhood,” : jing that she was not herseif/Mcluding “the importance of ideeply involved in his move-!Self-defense by Negroes, a pride ment, but was @ typical Muslim|{® their racial heritage and re. housewife without great/Sponsibility for self-help. awareness of her husband's ac-| Mr. Cary held “all of us are tivity. However, she is anxious|Fésponsible for his death inas- that the true assassin of her/Much as we are all involved huband be known.” in perpetuating this kind of Three fund-raising efforts are|Culture" in which Malcoim of- going on meanwhile for the fered solutions unacceptable to widow and her four daughters,j™@any- _ Assemblyman Percy Sutton, a} Assemblyman Sutton, a Prot- Harlem Democrat and Oliver/¢stant layman, noted yesterday Suttgo*” brother, said a Maj-\that he had represented Mai- com X Family Fund had peen|colm and his family only in 5 @ Freedom National/Ptivate affairs and never rep- Bank, 271 West 125th Street./resented his Organization of (He called it a long-range effort|Afro-American Unity. . to support the family until the| Police here and in Chicago — Children have “gained maturi-jtontinued guarding headquar- “F ty” and to provide them with|ters of both Malcolm’s move Ba orthodox Islamic teaching. ment and Elijah Muhammad's -4 Mothers hag’ form y\limns from whom Malcolm broke ? off a year ago. . Mrs. SjdneyePoitier, Fy; 5 ‘Mrs. M{{hael{ The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther! foie To receive contrmutions|King Jr, had urged both Mus- : Box 1024, Church Street|im groups to meet with him ff “; Station, or Mrs, Poitier's home|“at the peace table” in an ex- ; The wWoshineten : ii Fieasaniville, N.Y, pression of concern over threats _ ¢ ww The Washinato . ape iiekirey Sutton said the|of, further violence. Dr. King, 00 . Times Herald ~ immediate aim was to buy ala Winner of the Nobel Peace home for the family. He said|Prize, made his proposal Sun- The Washington Daily News sad fad ziready received O00 breaching to more than The Evening Star _—_______ pyle Ive y station/2Z, Persons at Victory Ba: WMCA after a radio announce-|tist Church in Los ‘Anguies. P New York Herald Tribune —_-——_ In Chicago, Donald R. G y, New York Journgl-American ——— ot hae Prote feaders|19 years old, was placed New York Mirror is ve sponsored ap@iiducational|Boys Court supervision for ° 4 Pung dob ysis_—Child ae G[Bionths. He had been accysed New York Daily News u agg 1S ais of attempting to pick E ine reedom National Batik./Sunday night with heavyw ht New York Post - & ad —~ W. Sterling ¥; pt : pion Cagsius Clay. 5 The New York Times x - ( The Worker —____ LY x The New Lecder a The Wall Street Journd! ——____—— The Nationa] Observer —_—____——-—. 7O BL f- 4- Date RE Upos: J 77 IAL IT po Bao ~ ToT FRCORDED fo ¢ Cot 175 MAR 26 1968 a —- —_—, ae te