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  • Violence• 3 Prftldenl Incident Cemmenf S. Kennedy(1962) Drscgrrg,ationor Uui• ver· James II. Mc:-r.-dith. 4. Kenned)·(1963) Demo11strallu11s led by President readit'd troops Dr. Martin Luther for use
  • heelils ef organizetl disstdaut groups­ ~nuJd 88'1,erel-y--impeir the-!.r111¥'s ii.■ ,e. While many command measures have been directed to preclude the loss and theft of arms and ammunition, it is imperative that the security of arms and ammunition
  • ~ ---"' -~l RESTRICTION DATE CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE ---- IT ~- .1L II --4 ~- 8/9,'67 II -4-;.. 8/10, 167 e- _,IL. ll 2- ~- 8,Al,'6!7 C II II 8 p. ~ 8/15/67 C II II 35 p. ~'\='O\ 8/17/67 C ~~ C 8/21/67 C ~too/ e II II
  • , ill 1u I . cwoaty•f~th ot. Jul1 ~· ~ th• day ninot40Q . of t2:'• United .. "fCAl: of our tord . 1wac:roc1.aiid a:lxt:7•1w.i=, •~ tha ~dcp•nc?cce . ! '- I I •· II I '· · -~_:::_ __:.-~Stat08 of Amorl.c4 tb.. OM ll=d:Gd azi4 D$,Aaty
  • &"""" - 1-6.sl"i 1nY1oceot.' · boa~ ~rcJi"l1s1.~e-- "Laskey Freedom---F-\:1J¾h A . II After warning him se~eral times about his activities, police arrestad ..._ ·. Frakes · on a charge of violating the city's °(f'""s\-- . a~4 ereiir1eHQQ
  • no_1_~_'.!... C~paign,1 Jll1D .ii ... 7, 1966 1965 PHIPPS was introduced to this source during this convention from Chicago, Illinois, and source noted that PHIPPS was notorious at the convention for requesting of practically every girl
  • . ~Rapid industrialization following World War II, coupled with annexations that quadrupled the area of the city, ._,made Atlanta a vigorous and booming community. '--~ ~ ~ klM 1it3 tl matic business and political leadersj . ~ Prag- ~ CL
  • of that ,!here were fewer deaths and less··: • property damage II in all of •these riots than in just one ·, major riot last year, Cla_rk • .said. "We can bless our . police for that. 11 • Another . speaker, th e Rev. James E.- Groppi,' a . civil rights leader
  • two policrllll'n when· tl1e~-arrcsti:.1 a Nl'gm dri\·cr for speeding and hitting purkrd cars. Bogalusa, La., May 29 •• White pt>rsons fought with Negrv dcmonslrators: Bogalusa, La., July Ii •· White persons altackl•d Nl•gro dcmonslnalors. Danbury, Conn
  • .~a Joint statement, Mr. ts,_, It-' f.J,,v of Remington and Mr. • ~ of Winchester said, ' W d-?i~ 'ii "There was a lot of talk about f'irearms during the heat of the riots, but there is remarkably little actual data of just how significant firearms were
  • in the business of selling at retail, guns, pistols, other firearms or silencers for firearms who shall fail or neglect to keep a register in which shall be entered the name, age, occupation and residence (ii residing in the city with the• street number of such r
  • be- sup~1ir.:d ·~ c.a ~r,'!-l~'I;: ':.y ?l!.a.f% ~•-"'h • ~··.....:. ii..·•Att!~ ;..~~ fulfi!lwlct occu:.:"&;Q •~• u:::t-1...~.::!r.:..:::.11.t:.7....:«;"'': ~-~1.1. • .,.: • •• J -r..• .:.! ~. ._,r_:;.~~ lt.".S i-._ T'b ie i~ t ru.o i :') ,.t..t. ..u.1
  • is set forth in Part II of this memorandum. From photographs taken by n~ws photoeraphers at the time the Neero boy was beaten and kicked, police were able to identify six youths and subsequently arrested them in connection with this incident
  • InRiot PlotHearing E B DA, 'ii. CHER the testimon of Jo~ie 1 ·1J•ho Hilton L. Jones the ex-con- said he had b n r i·uitcl b vict wh tipped police on the the Rovolutionary ction. ove­ all g d x:tremist plot to as- ment, a eoro tr mi t roup, as inate
  • cember 20 , 1967 TABLE OF CONTENTS I, II . · III . IV . v. Ghetto Riots and Others: Disorder in 1967 \ The Faces of Negro Youth and Civil Disorders Police- Communit y Relations in Crisis: The Problem of Control . · In the Aftermat~ of Violence
  • TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Ghetto Riots and Others: The Faces of Disorder in 1967 II . Negro Youth and Civil Disorders III. Police-Community Relations in Crisis: The Problem of Control .
  • Society. not too effective; Lobenthal materials has the impression are attached. that II loose -5- H. CCAC. Lobenthal sees Rev. Cleage as a political opportunist who has managed to hold down the militants, keep pressure on the white community
  • . - 22 - ATLANTA As ''Rap" Brown arrived in Cincinnati on Thursday, June 15, to attempt to exploit the riot situation there, SNCC's home base of Atlanta, Georgia, was beginning to ferment. Rapid industrialization following World War II, coupled
  • , and the importance of transmitting such intelligence data in accordance with existing procedures. F. Consta~tly use training bulletins, ordeIS, roll calls, and supervisory and command contacts to keep all personnel informed and alerted to these needs. II. Special