Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia

Civil Rights in a Northern City

Item Set

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  Riot victims to be heard by council unit

  1964-09-13
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  Hearing set for Tuesday on council probe of riots

  1964-09-11
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  Touch of kindness amid the rioting

  1964-09-10
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  Council sets hearing on North Philadelphia riots

  1964-09-10
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  Riot agitators to be arrested soon, Tate says

  1964-09-10
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  Poverty called riot agitator by Urban League leader

  1964-09-10
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  Seek rapport with Negroes, group is told

  1964-09-10
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  Three in CORE ordered held in riot case

  1964-09-10
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  Riot area businesses are losing insurance

  1964-09-09
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  3 Methodist pastors seek housing action

  1964-09-10
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  Riot reviewed on 10

  1964-09-10
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  Tate reveals subway route to Northeast

  1964-09-09
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  'Riot tax' kicks up a hurricane

  1964-09-09
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  Squeals of children at play replace screams of sirens in riot sector

  1964-09
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  Curfew is lifted for North Philadelphia; reduced police force stays on duty

  1964-09-08
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  Man, five boys arrested with loot from riot

  1964-09-09
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  Policemen comment on the riots

  1964-09-07
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  D'Ortona pleads for order, says riots shamed city

  1964-09-07
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  4 seized in riot area held at hearings

  1964-09-07
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  Negro leaders point to basic conditions behind riot 'plot'

  1964-09-06
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  Suit planned to bar use of tax money to pay riot victims

  1964-09-06
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  Judge Weinrott holds 26 persons arrested in North Philadelphia riot zone

  1964-09-06
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  List of loot from riots still growing

  1964-09-06
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  North Philadelphia pastors unite to promote goodwill

  1964-09-06
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  ADA praises Tate, police for riot work

  1964-09-06