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Reaction to the Slaying of Martin Luther King
That Detroit had no riots following King's assassination is evidence that much was learned from the 1967 Riot.
Report on Civil Emergency. April 5-11, 1968
Statistical account of the week following assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Letter, 1968, May 14, Detroit, Mich., to Common Council
Outlines "the reaction in Detroit following the murder of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Memphis on April 4." Includes chronology of events April 4-15, 1968
The Poor Black People
This tribute to Martin Luther King makes many references to Detroit Riot of 1967.