will.” He also described his recent runin with the French government which refused to let him land in France to address a meeting of Afro- Americans and Africans in Paris. He said that the French Communist-led ” trade unions had refused to rent a hall to Afro-Americans for the { meeting aid had applied pressure to prevent others from leasing them a hall. The rally in France was to have been held in conjunction with the First Congress of the Council of African Organisations which Malcolm addressed in England last week The presentation of the OAAU’st programme, which was to have taken® place at this Harlem meeting, was postponed to a meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday, February 21, at Audubon Ballroom, 166 Street and Broadway. Editorial Note: It was at this meeting that Malcolm X was murdered.
—David Herman
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