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Race Riot at East St. Louis, July 2, 1917
Chapter 15. A Summary of Patterns in Race Riots: East St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit. P. 217-233
Big City Mayors: the Crisis of Urban Politics
On Racial Rioting in Detroit. Gives text of interview with Mayor Cavanagh on "Meet the Press" on July 30, 1967
Marching Blacks, an Interpretive History of the Rise of the Black Common Man
Cites work of Snow Grigsby and the Detroit Civic Rights Committee (p. 108-109); gives personalized view of 1943 Race Riot (p. 166-168)
The Black Uprisings: Newark 1967 Detroit
p. 15-30. Reprinted from the Militant, September 4, 1967. Summarizes repercussions of uprisings.
Communism versus the Negro
Analyzes response of Communist press to Riot of 1943. p. 161-162 Detroit Race Riot
Meet the Press, Guest Jerome P. Cavanagh. Washington, D.C., 1967 (v. 11, no.31)
Detroit's Mayor answers questions on the Riot and its causes. (v. 11, no.31)
Eye-witness Detroit, p.11-14 of Boutelle, Paul. The Black Uprising: Newark, 1967-Detroit.
(Reprinted from the Militant, August 7, 1957) Analyzes Detroit Riot from black activist's viewpoint.
Blueprint for Action, a Report of the 1967 Annual Conference.
"Brief narrative of all-day meeting" devoted to problems revealed by 1967 Riot.
The Police Interpretation of the Detroit Riot of 1967: an Examination of the Dimensions and Determinants of the Interpretation.
Captioned as "Chapter Ten," this is apparently part of a study of the Riot.
Police and Jail Treatment of Detroit Negro Riot Arrestees.
Presents both statistical data and quotations from interviews of a sample of 233 Negro male arrestees.