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vo " 7 7 nm een TR SS age te eo mel el Eee Sta pe LS, ed cnr it aes lee hae ete ae FEDERAL ab or INVESTIGATION mene; STATES — OF J ‘ice In Reply, Please Refer te ao File No. ; ‘ ‘ ALL INFORMATION CONTA TIED . HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED _ New York, New York EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN Novenber 30, 1964 OTHERWISE L— magi Bureau 100-442529 Fe: Communist Influence Im Recial Matters Internai Security - ¢ On November 24, 1654,°a confidentiel scurce, who ° has furnished : sirable infcrmation in the prist, furnished - information which retlectcad that Martin Luther King, dr. Presider.t of the Southern Christien Leadership Conference) SCLC) was in contect with Clarence Jones on that date. King advised that he wes in the process of vriting his speeches wuich he would deliver in Oslo, Norwey (where he will receive the Nobel Pc_ce Prize in December, 1964). He said "they" {officials in Norway) have two speeches which ere customarily mIede by recZpients of the prize: the Nobel lecture, 45 minutes in lenzth and given the night following the Nobel Presentation; and a five minute speech at the tine of the Presentation. King said he had been working on the forty _ five minute speech but had done nothing on the five minute speech, therefore, he had in mind as!ing three pecpic to put on pener what they felt he should say during the five . minute speech. He said he was of the opinion that those remarks would b2 quoted in full and in that regard, toid Jones that he wanted him to think «= (his speech) through with "our friend" the kind of thing that he should say from the platform. King requested that/Speech be sent toa his house by Saturday (November 28, 1964). Jones agreed to comply. This @Gocument contains neither recommendations nor conelusions of the FBI. It is the propeuvty of the FBI and is loaned to your azency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. he ‘erass. & EIT. fron autonstieys cr Il Gieation ATE OF BY CLOSURE )60 -~B7AYSHA— ENGEOSGRE “ig, AD Peston