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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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  3 Methodist pastors seek housing action

  1964-09-10
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  D'Ortona pleads for order, says riots shamed city

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

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

  1964-09-06
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  Fordham asks steps to avert future rioting

  1964-09-05
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  Corson blames 'subversives' for Negro riot

  1964-09-03
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  DeWitt sees more rioting unless city fights poverty

  1964-09-02
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  Punishment demanded for looters

  1964-09-01
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  Moore pledges new battle to integrate Girard College

  1965-01-11
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  Thousands in North Philadelphia are quiet, law-abiding

  1964-08-31
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  People kept off streets by curfew

  1964-08-31
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  Law and order come first

  1964-08-31
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  DA attributes rioting to 'outside agitators'

  1964-08-31
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  100 police raid Black Muslims offices here

  1964-08-31
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  'Civil destruction, not civil rights,' Negro leader says

  1964-08-30
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  Extremist black nationalists sought; faction vowed to stir unrest here

  1964-08-30
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  Hate group 'influx' probed

  1964-08-30
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  35 ministers patrol with policemen

  1964-08-30
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  Rumors fly, crowds mill in North Philadelphia

  1964-08-30
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  Crowd jeers Cecil Moore, ignores pleas to disperse

  1964-08-30
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  YMCA asks 'compassion' for young North Philadelphia rioters

  1964-08-30
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  Dean Rusk says racial disturbances don't harm 'image' of U.S. abroad

  1964-08-30
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  NAACP asks Justice Department probe of riots

  1964-08-31