Black Muslims seek a separate Negro state in United States
AP interview with Muhammad Elijah portrays the Black Muslims leader advocating complete separation from whites, proposing a self-governing Negro nation or territory. He rejects integration, casts whites as evil, and says some Negroes could gain identity through joining the movement. He recalls prior draft-evading jail time and contrasts past wars with the civil rights struggle.
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Natives Suffer Malnutrition Amid Racial Wealth Gap
South African scientist Dr. F W Quass reports thousands of Africans suffer malnutrition while many whites overconsume. He notes diet differences mirror segregated society, with fats and proteins linked to arteriosclerosis and possible heart disease. White intake reaches about 2,766 calories daily. blacks face acute hunger, with drought areas showing meals only three times weekly.
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South Africa
F. W. Quass
National Nutrition Research Institute
Quass
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