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O-19 (Rew, 12-14-64) 1/0 0 -37733/- GT RECORDED 46 NOV 17 1965 17 fs. C- 67 r : be Le ol Neel oe ae ae nw eee et ae formed “out of er ae weal na inceanton at Malcoim § assassinaiion going unnoicodin the current political campaign” sent letters to candidates demanding action to see thar Southern justice is not truly the law...” A letter from the D.A’s office sajd that the trial should start within six to eight weeks and Man- haitan Borough President Con- siance Banxer Motey “sawno need at apprehension abc... a trial de lay of Malcolm X's “alleged as- sassins,’” PLP State Senaicrial Candidate | Bill Epion said he was incomplete agreement with the Committee's concern over the trial delay and had cited the Malcolm X case in his election pamphiei and would do so in future literature. In a recent advertisement in the Amsterdam News, sponsored by the Citizens Committee to Elect Sill Epton, a demand was made for a speedyrial for the assassins of miipefit fighter Malcolm X wy Commies olinguby is is coll g funds for a newspaper advertisement regarding their work. In their letter to the Harlem PLP leader they said, “As votiwm-—porting letter.” —_ al _ Ar - ~ MALCOLM X citizens we find itdificultto choose among candidates who huve not taken a sland on this issue.” Epton poinied cut that he was the only candidate Tunning for any office who has made this insue part of his campaign platform. A Committee answer has since thanked him for his “warm sup- , ee g 32! mm Tolson Belmont Mohr DeLoach Casper Callahan Conrad Felt Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele Room Holmes Gandy The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American New York Dally News New York Post The New York Times The Baltimore Sun The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Observer _ Pecple'’s World Date —_11/2/85 CHALLENGE PAGE 2