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Statistics cover arrests, and their disposition, offenses, fires, injuries and fatalities, police communication, weather, etc.

Statistical account of the week following assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.

One table, appearing regularly since 1928, lists crimes resulting in prosecutions, by nativity, color, and citizenship.

Papers concern economic and social causes of crime, constitutional problems, community resources and correctional facilities; citizen involvement; crime statistics and reporting; and police personnel

Gives history, reports recent changes, makes recommendations

Reports a study requested by the Common Council, who had been urged by the Baptist Ministers' Alliance to correct a ratio of one hundred thirty-six blacks to 4200 total Detroit police personnel

Describes event as set forth by "witnesses, news accounts, tapes of police radio calls, police department personnel" and so forth.

Urges knowledge of facts, examination of community attitudes, concern over issue of police brutality, and upgrading and professionalization of Police Department

Provides background for evaluating various suggested ways of reducing crime and improving police-community relations

This first report urges continuing "study in depth."