There are some who say they were in Seattle at the same time. Don’t know though.
I am NOT saying he is X’s son. I’m just saying I do recognize a very very similiar voice.
The birth announcement appeared in “The Honolulu Advertiser” Sunday, August 13,1961 and in “The Star-Bulletin” Wednesday, August 16, 1961. One copy appears on microfiche while the other is on microfilm, but what people are failing to recognize is that the mere fact of filing a birth would generate a birth announcement, so Grandma Dunham, merely on her word could have registered the birth and the announcement could have appeared in both papers!
On the matter of Malcolm X, he was never in Seattle as I confirmed by going through the FBI surveillance files released under the FOIA for the years from 1958 through to early 1963. He went to a variety of places but never Seattle and the farthest west he went was LA after the violence there in ‘62, and he was in Chicago(headquarters for NOI) as well as St. Louis, Washington D.C. and NYC as well as his trip to the middle east with a stop in Ghana.