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of 1967, individuals
in the police
department
started
to show how needed
and
important
they were by going on strike,
failing
to
issue
traffic
tickets,
etc.
Joyce theorizes
that
they
purposely
maintained
inaction
through
the disorder,
but miscalculated
-
being demolished.'
to-repossess
•
The Treasury Department attempted
a government buildi~g
in order to.con~
c•
tinue demolition,
..
resulting
veterans· and.police.
the President
cleared
The District
for assistance
the buildings
proclamation
- , Florida, lay somnolent in the
94 degree heat.
A humid ·wind ruffled the bay, where thousands of
persons had watched the hydroplane races.
Since early morning
the Police Department's Selective Enforcement Unit, designed as a
riot control squad, had been
- Urban affairs
- retulations as a
tuide to the statutes controlli"'
their sale and use.
,
PURCHASING
A PISTOLORREVOLVER
ACTNO.380, PUBLICACTSOF 1965
Relevant to the above Executive Organization
Act. The Michigan State Police will be known as the
Department of State Police
-
the
state's
Commissioner
a za phone call
received
Boczner
night.
At abourti-"dawn on Sunday,
Community Affairs
~nee
~ a result,
the city
,J
v-N~~
telephoned
to request
·~ation.
night
requesting
to Plainfield
of
from a member of
him
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-
.
employees hired in 1967 were Negroes, aRd~~oe&
~
~
ROH
make
f. ' 2 . . 8 ~ •
lip a=ouin1etell i8 p@l!'eent of the city work _forceA
908 police department employees, 85 are Negro.I\
Of
WI .
a
_·higher proportion of Negroes than in most . a I bits
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- of the'ir own accord, he assured them a complete
-8WWWWi W:..t2.M"u=:
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-,.
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..
There was no Negro on the City Council; none on the
School Board; none on the Fire Department; none of high rank on
the Police Force.
Four out of every ten
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- all
headlines, veteran politid-, observer.
-.. -.
along.
.-'-~-• . "Tate_ is using RAM to
ans are watchin~ the ¥tion's fourth largest city
,UP Fr~nt
•
: baak up1ii~ law and order
for other reasons. For.the
The silver-hair~ .m.ay~r- them¢,"' say
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL
BUREAU
OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON
In Reply, Pl«u• Re/et:to
Fil.No.
25, D. C.
September 14, 1964
SUMMARY
.ANALYSIS
OF THE RACIAL
DISTURBANCES
A.i.~DRIOTING DURING
THE PERIOD FR01I JULY 17, 1964
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- enforcement ntcord■ • confldentlallty
Initials
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL
BUREAU
J_.
OF INVESTIG.ATION
I
I
.
WASUINGTON
In Repb-,Plea1•RP/a:to
FiuNo, .•
September
14
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- the document.
(Cl Closed In accordance with ntstrtctiona contained in the donor'• dead of gift.
11/1/2007
--UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In &ply, PleaaeReferSO
FU.No.
Newark, New Jersey
August 31, 1967
NATIOrTAL
- Urban affairs
- Detroit Police Department
- Folder, "Algiers Motel - Report on Case by Detroit Police Department," Records of the NACCD (Kerner Commission), Embargoed Series, Box 84
- Urban affairs
- Detroit Police Department