Dim Future Seen By Detroit Chief
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh cautions that rebuilding may not salvage his political career after rioting incurs $500 million in damage, 1,000+ injuries, and 39 deaths. He reflects on a battered city and his own uncertain political future.
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NAACP Appeals for Discipline to Curb Texas Riots
Texas NAACP leaders urged parents and community groups to prevent violence amid rising unrest. Roy Wilkins called on mothers and fathers to discipline children and asked churches and civic groups to spread the message that unlawful activity cannot solve socio economic problems.
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Backing For Prayer Sunday Urged
Lt. Gov presides over prayer proclamation urging May Sunday as a day of prayer across Texas churches homes and families to promote unity and reconciliation after two weeks of rioting. Acting governor John Connally's absence noted amid the unrest and calls for national healing.
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