302 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a3871092bf2800a3628cfd61b30286ab.pdf 6f3e75210d583c2ccd4d761c06c66646 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 'IRAFF IC FATALITIES TO DATE //L6 July J.O, 1967 J.l:l.i5AM 1892 Mariett~ Blvd.,N.W., wm, 17. Victim: driver of vehicle which c1•ossed median and was struck in side by vehicle #2o //47. 9 :30P. M. July 25, 1967 E. Freeway and Boulevard S.E. C.F. 23. Victim, driver of vehicle which crossed median, into opposite lan e was struck by Greyhound Buso .,_ -- . 48. 1:20 P.H. July 28 ,, 1967 w. WM, 41. Freeway and South Freeway Victim, driver of vehicle traveling west on W Freeway struck bridge. //49&#51 July 29, 1967 Luckie and Simpson W.F. 4 yr. W.M. 15 mo. //50. 5: 20P .M. Victims, pa ssenger s in vehicle traveling west on Luckie St ,,, l eft roadway and struck pole o July 31, 1967 399 Ashby Sto CM. 6 Victim, pede strian ran from sidewa lk into path of vehicle. 52. 12 : 551\.M August 5, 1967 Cornell Blvd. and Bakers Ferry Rd. CM. 47. 53. Victim, passencer in vehicle which lef t roadway and struck poleo 6: 55PM Augus t 9, 1967 Crumley a nd Pulliam Sto CM, 12. Vic tim, pedes t r i an on bicycle was struck by vehicl e t raveling sou.th on Pulliam St. �#Sh 12:46PM August 9, 1967 Juniper and Ponce de Leon t ve c W.Fo 22 Victim:i passe nger in vehi cle t r aveling wes t on Ponce de Leon Aveo was struck by vehicle trnveling south on Junipero 550 9 :JOA.M. August 10, 1967 1248 Ba nkhead Ave o C.F .6. Victim, passenger in vehicle t r aveling on wrong side of roadway, struck vehicle trave ling east on Bankheado //56. 8 :JOPM August 11, 1967 Simpson and Chestnut CH. 6, Victim, pedestrian struck by vehi cle traveling east on 5 i mpson Sto � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document f De . TRAFFIC FATALITIES TO DATE n\n #6 122) 5AM ‘ July 10, 1967 1892 Marietta Blvd.,N.W., wn, 17. Victim, driver of vehicle which crossed median and was struck in side by vehicle #2. #47. 9:30P.M. July 25, 1967 E. Freeway and Boulevard 5.E. C.F. 23. Victim, driver of vehicle which crossed median, into opposite lane was struck by Greyhound Bus. #8. 1:20 P.M. July 28, 1967 W. Freeway and South Freeway WM, 41. Victim, driver of vehicle traveling west on W Freeway struck bridge. #UIHASL July 29, 1967 Luckie and Simpson W.F. ) yr. Victims, passengers in vehicle traveling west on Luckie St., W.M. 15 mo. left roadway and struck pole. #50. 5:20P.M. July 31, 1967 399 Ashby St, CM. 6 Victim, pedestrian ran from sidewalk into path of vehicle. #52. 12:55AM August 5, 1967 Cornell Blvd. and Bakers Ferry Rd. CM. 47. Victim, passenger in vehicle which left roadway and struck pole. #53. 6:55PM August 9, 1967 Crumley and Pulliam 5, (™, 12. Victim, pedestrian on bicycle was struck by vehicle traveling south on Pulliam St, #5) 12:26PM | August 9, 1967 Juniper and Ponce de Leon Ave, W.F. 22 Victim, passenger in vehicle traveling west on Ponce de Leon Ave. was struck by vehicle traveling south on Juniper. #55. 9:30AM. August 10, 1967 12)8 Bankhead Ave. C.F.6. Victim, passenger in vehicle traveling on wrong side of roadway, struck vehicle traveling east on Bankhead, 4 #56. 8:30PM August 11, 1967 Simpson and Chestnut CM. 6, Victim, pedestrian struck by vehicle traveling east on Simpson Ste  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 35 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/339519224049105e259e6b250feff6f4.pdf bbfc915c4822504c2f3c9320e9ad8586 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Augu t Zl, 1967 Mr. Geoffr y A . Heard Mr. Henry Phip Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc . Price N i hhorhood Servic Center 1127 Capitol Av nue , S . E . Atlanta, Georgi 30315 D r Mr . H ard and Mr. Phip inly co pp:reciate your letter d your high ndation of Officer E . H . Lyons . I am forw rdin this letter to Chief Jenltin9 Ion ith my pps- ciation for Officer Lyo ' ouut ing performance. Sine rely yo r , Iv Alle , Jr. Mayor lAJr/br CC: Chief Herbert Jenkins � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document August 23, 1967 Mr. Geoffrey A. Heard Mr. Henry Phipps Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. Price Neighborhood Service Center 1127 Capitol Avenue, S. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30315 Dear Mr. Heard and Mr. Phipps: I certainly appreciate your letter and your high commendation of Officer E. H. Lyons. I am forwarding this letter to Chief Jenkins along with my appreciation for Officer Lyons' outstand- ing performance. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1ASr/br CC: Chief Herbert Jenkins  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 34 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/32ccee1ec499e1ca58b6d0553977938f.pdf b042cd8086bbf17cf1b9d8cd62f6430d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF A T LANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia August 28, 1967 HERBERT T . JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) August 21 to August 27, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen employed 1 patrolman on military leave 2 patrolmen resigned -- one to U.S. Treas. - other res. for personal reasons 2 patrolmen pensioned Total vacancies: 8 Total guards: 11 E. 0 . A. employees (paid by Federal Government): 2 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia August 28, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasléy) August 21 to August 27, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen employed 1 patrolman on military leave 2 patrolmen resigned -- one to U.S. Treas. - other res. for personal reasons 2 patrolmen pensioned Total vacancies: 8 Total guards: 11 E.O. A. employees (paid by Federal Government): 2  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 33 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a102d47f9b4a5901a33f16e734399d94.pdf 2d1d6adcfeac755fdd72638f211670a5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. W ILLIAM R. FISHER, M .D. JAMES E. PRUETT, M.D, SUITB ~65-C, DOCTORS BUILDING 490 PaachlrH Strael, N, &. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30 308 JA 4-2666 August 29 , 1967 Chief Herbert T. Jenldns Atlanta Police Department Atlanta , Georgia Dear Chief Jenkins : After a letter from Mr. Edmund W . -Hughes of J uly 7, 1967 , of which you have a copy, and my letter t o you of July 17, 1967, I fe lt that the matter of using the taxi lane to pick up private passengers at the Atlanta Stadium after stadium events had been settled. However, I was again prevented from doing so after a baseball game a few days ago. As I stated in my last letter to you, I appreciated your consideration of my request and your help in making it possible for us to use this lane, but apparently your patrolmen have not received instructions to allow this. Since I am told on the one hand that such a thing is now permissible and am told on the other hand that is is not permissible, I can certainly E?ee why the patrolmen are confused. Since it apparently has already been deoided that this lane should be and is available to private vehicles to use after stadium events for picking up private passengers, I would certainly appreciate your informing your officers of this fact or else giving me something in writing which I may show them. It is embarrassing to be stopped in the middle of the street repeatedly after being given assurance that what I am doing is legal. I would appreciate your consideration and help in this matter. Respectfully, I// ? ; ,(; ~~1 William R. Fisher, M.D. WRF/lp Copies: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. William C. Bartholomay Edmund w. Hughes � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document WILLIAM R, FISHER, M.D, JAMES E, PRUETT, M.D, SUITE 265-C, DOCTORS BUILDING 490 Peachtroe Stroat, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30308 JA 42666 August 29, 1967 Chief Herbert T, Jenkins Atlanta Police Department Atlanta, Georgia Dear Chief Jenkins: After a letter from Mr. Edmund W,-Hughes of July 7, 1967, of which you have a copy, and my letter to you of July 17, 1967, I felt that the matter of using the taxi lane to pick up private passengers at the Atlanta Stadium after stadium events had been settled, However, I was again prevented from doing so after a baseball game a few days ago. As I stated in my last letter to you, I appreciated your considera- tion of my request and your help in making it possible for us to use this lane, but apparently your patrolmen have not received instructions to allow this, Since I am told on the one hand that such a thing is now permissible and am told on the other hand that is is not permissible,I can certainly see why the patrolmen are confused. Since it apparently has already been decided that this lane should be and is available to private vehicles to use after stadium events for picking up private passengers, I would certainly appreciate your informing your officers of this fact or else giving me some- thing in writing which I may show them, It is embarrassing to be stopped in the middle of the street repeatedly after being given assurance that what Iam doing is legal, I would appreciate your consideration and help in this matter, Respectfully, ty, 7 7) AVE, AAly William R. Fisher, M.D, WRF/Ip Copies: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. William C, Bartholomay Edmund W. Hughes  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 32 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/fb67dd5b39e6fd4b8547eab693f9bbd6.pdf 2fbb5c477b87b86c6c15c5b544535dda Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. August 28 1 1967 V MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Iv n Allen. Jr. From: Dan Swe t Subject: Polic Sci nc D gr e Progr . m. Thi i just to let you know th t I am workin with the National Council of Chri tians and Jew through Don McA voy in tt mpt t.o obtain ome tuition fund for polic me?l to p rticipate in the Polic Sci ne Degre Program t G orgia State •. The National Council in eo in taru; provid a some l tanc for cours in polic · ..community r 1 ti one nd Don m t think the r is chanc that w might ob.tain om h Ip foi- th1 program. l am al o working with th Community R l tion Service h r and ln Washington d 1th Jim McGovern of th t.ropolitan Crime Commi eion ho i elating 11 in d t rminlng N othe~ fun.de might b av llable lo ly. A soon s L .. Bob Lan in th Polic - D par nt ts b ck from 1 av this w k , will ttempt to dr ft augg at d proc dure lo• · nting tuition a to memb r of th AU ta Polle Dep rt- me.nt. Clty might abl to put up fund th llr•t b to be matched by outei rant for tw nty ddltio 1 offlc ra. 1 1 that if w can ob in ut•ld el e r City ha• ould be uound 50% t c r due obj ctlo • hich ml t a,ia _ fl!om other mploy e l'O\lpl i City Government. I ill ke•p you infor ily r. ai-1 L d. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document August 28, 1967 Ca MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: Dan Sweat Subject: Police Science Degree Program This is just to let you know that I am working with the National Council of Christians and Jews through Don McAvoy in an attempt to obtain some tuition funds for policemen to participate in the Police Science Degree Program at Georgia State.. The National Council in some instances provides some assistance for courses in police-community relations and Don seems to think there is a chance that we might obtain some help for this program. I am also working with the Community Relations Service here and in Washington and with Jim McGovern of the Metropolitan Crime Commission who is assisting us in determining where other funds might be available locally. As soon as L@ Bob Lane in the Police Department gets back from leave this week, we will attempt to draft a suggested procedure for granting tuition aid to members of the Atlanta Police Depart- ment. I would hope that the City might be able to put up funds the first year for twenty grants to be matched by outside grants for twenty additional officers. I feel that if we can obtain outside assistance where the City share would be around 50% that we can reduce objections which might arise from other employee groups in City Government. I will keep you informed. DS:fy ee: Mr. Earl Landera  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 31 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b7bb314d3f1ca69fdcdcbe164f93298c.pdf f4de174f7a0e891efc78829e3f9f45ea Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia September 4, 1967 HERBERT T . JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) August 28, 1967 to September 3, 1967 inclusive 3 patrolmen employed 10 patrolmen resigned -or on leave Total vacancies: 15 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 resignations requested on military leave service station dw to family reasons return to college partnership in trucking company security division of Kressge Co. going in contracting business U.S. Govt. Food and Drug Dept. Total guards: 3 E . 0 . A. employees (paid by Federal Government) 2 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia September 4, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) August 28, 1967 to September 3, 1967 inclusive 3 patrolmen employed resignations requested on military leave service station die to family reasons return to college partnership in trucking company security division of Kressge Co. going in contracting business U.S. Govt. Food and Drug Dept. 10 patrolmen resigned -or on leave Se a Total vacancies: 15 Total guards: 3 E.O.A. employees (paid by Federal Government) 2  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 30 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/5e561e3c18de991d93141efdf38a6f5c.pdf ce9f0dd01b1c041a226b1164afcad100 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. September ll, 1967 Mr. Dougla B . Fincannon Calhoun Company, Inc. lZl Forrest Avenue, N . E . Atlanta, Ci orgia 30303 Dear Mr. Fincannon: This ill acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the video tape equipment which your coinpany bandlea . lam forwardl,Qg thia inf-ormation to Chief Herbert T. J nki for further consider tio • Sincerely yours , Alle , Jr. !AJr/br CC: Chief Herbert T. Jenkins � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document September ll, 1967 Mr. Dougias B. Fincannon Calhoun Company, Inc. 121 Forrest Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Fincannon: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the video tape equipment which your company handles. lam forwarding this information to Chief Herbert T. Jenkins for further consideration. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Chief Herbert T. Jenkins  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 29 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0e0f724e4933aec94b90a02945555cb2.pdf 3673dc2df17919502ad19c933eee52f2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. I , FORM32•O•10I 9-7-67 Press Conference •,· OFFENSE---- SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE - - - - - - - - - SERIAL N O . - - - - - - - Baptist Church · _ _ _ _ _ _ __ COMPLAIN ANT _ Ebeneza ______ _____ ____ REPORT ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., 5. E. ATLANTA, GA. Auburn Avenue at_Jackson ADDRESS _ _ ____ _____ _ _ _ _ _Street _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. 1. or 2. Mr. Jessie Hill - 3. Rev. J. D. Ward - Spokesma n Operation Bread Ba_s_k_e_t_.________________ 4. Rev. Clyde i·Jilliams - l\!e tr :Y?oli tan Grass Root's Councilo Albert Davis - ?resident !Local Ch;:mter NAAO'. Coordinator Atlanta Summit Council. Dr. Dcwis o pened the ne,·Js conference at 2:35 P.M. with a sta ·~ ernent, 11 '.ve the v~riou s organi zation leaders since the Labor Day neekend have been in clos e conference a mong ourselves and with Dr. Martin Luther King, concerning the problems in Atlanta. We have urg e d Dr. King in view of these problems to corae to Atlanta and assist us in non-violent actio ns to alleviate them." Dr. Davis cited in series th e probless t hat he felt wa s facina .negro comn~nities: l. ~ie stated that the Atlanta Board of Education is naw holding double sessions in five negro schools and none in white schools. Furt he r that office e ~ ploy- ment in the c e ntr a l office for neg ro s in supe rvi so r y positions lag ged. 2. Une mployraent: pl o yed. Neg ros still r e main in the l ~rger p 2 rcentile among t he unem- According to Dr. 0a vis of the ten p2 rc~nt une moloyed in a given group only two percent were white. ? Je llou s ing: The Atlanta Housing Au ~horiti es ~ r e s till oracticing se g rega tion and also rnai11tainin~ se p arate o ff ice operation according to Dr. ~a vis. Ju stic e a nd the Police: Dr. ~~vis sta t e d he feels sure t ha t there was evi den c e of police brut al it y in the Dixie fli l ls area and a laxit y of cit y o ffici als in Tt-<i~ OFFENSE 15 DECLARED: U H ,. ,j U N O E O • D CL•~kEO OY ARREST • • • E /. ', t' PT l'i Pl ALLY CLE ARE D m1'. TIV!. fNOT CLEARED). -0 D·. D SIGN ED A. Bell - 74- 1 79 - E. ----~---- - - DATE INV EST I GAT IN G O~F I CER - --------- SIG N E D - -C -H -:-l:-::E:-::F=-=o-=R-c=-o=-.'"" .. ... '"7'7A""'N-=0"" 1N-,-G-c-c o-F=-F=-1-cc-=E= R - - - DAT E - TH I S FORM I S U SE D BY OFF I CER ASSI G N ED TO A CAS E TO R EPOR T PROGR ESS AFTER THR EE AND SEV E N DAYS AND WEEKLY TH EREAFTER ALSO TO R EPORT S I G N I F ICANT DE V ELOP M E NTS. - 1 - - - - -- - - - continued. �. __ -- ... _ -··- ·- ··· - - --.. . .:: · . . . ·· - . ~· . . .:.-- ., , FORM 32 • O• 101 OFFENSE __ P_r_e_s_s_C_o_n_f_·e_r_e_n_c_e___ SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT 9-7-67 SERIAL N O . - - - - - - - COM p LA IN ANT __ E_b_:_e_n_e_z_a_B..:.a~p_t_i..:.s_t_C_h_u_r_c_h_________ ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., 5. E. ADDRESS ATLANTA, GA. _A_u_b_u_r_n_._•\_v_e_n_u_e_a_t_J_a_c_k_s_o_n_S_t_r_e_e_t_.______ ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFE N SE , PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, giving s e rvice to that com:i,m nity. ETC. Two recent decisions rendered bv the _:_A~l_d.:__:e~r~m_,._a_n_i~c=-~p_o~l=-i~c~e=-~c~o_m_._m~i~t~t~e~e:_h_..:.a..:.s:_s::..:.:h..:.o..:.'~'n:.::.._t~h=a..:.t:_t.:...:.:h~e=-c=-=o..:.m=m=,1=·~t~t~e=o----'w~a=s_:n~o~t:_:r~e=o~r~e=s~e~n~t==e~d,......_He .further c ha raed t hat t he alte rcation he+we 0 n Officer Ma rsha]] a n~ Mr. Ho sea Williams added to the attention that Atlanta wi ll oe t, but it is not a prime factor in their grevance against the police d epartmen t. Oftentimes Dr. Davis would elude que st ion~ propounded by reoorte rs concerning the Williams ca~e. did howe ver relate t hat Williams had conferred with He Dr. King and wa~ still conferri ng with him a bout the matter . Rev. Clyde Williams stated that a mas~ meeting would be slated at the W st 0 Hunter Baptist O,urch a t t he cor ne r of Ch estnut and i::iu oter c:;1reet~ ton ight , . Septembe r 7 , 1967, a nd t he oroblems of in adequa te hous ing, po lice inj· 1stice a nd . othe r subjects would be discus sed . Mr. J ess ie Hill when a sk b y reporters about the Ma rs hall and Wi lliams altercation state d t ~at he had had a confe rence with Dr, King Sep t embPr 7, J QA7 , and h e a s k Dr . King to conside r Atlanta th e ta r oet for SC! A ( Soll tb e rn ,~bri stj clP Le adership Conference) action. Fur th er t hat Dr. Ki ng revealed that he had been unde r pressure by sever al members of this con g reQation t o come to Atlant a. II I do not f ee l that the Ma r s ha ll in c id e nt hurt Atlanta as far as pres~11re is conce rne d and i s not an out s taudi ng f;;ict.-,r b · 1 t ;t helps to· show th-a n@ed for as sista,1ce ." THIS.OFFENSE I S DECLARED: UNFOUNDED. CLEARED BY ARREST . . EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED INACTIVE (NO T CLEARED ) . o. -D o· 0 SIGNED E. A. Bell - 74-179 DATE 9-7-67 INV ES TI GATING OFFICER SIGNED CHI E F ::lR COMMANDIN G OFF I C E R DATE TH I S FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASS I GNED TO A CASE TO REPORT PROGR ESS AFTER THRE E ANO SEVEN D AYS ANO WEEKLY THEREAFTE R ALSO TO REPORT SIGN I F IC ANT DEV E LOP MENT S. continue d. t,, ' ". �.• • FORM3 2 •D•IOI OFFENSE _ _P_ r _e_s_s_C_o_n_f_e_r_e_n_c_e___ 9_-_7_-_6_7_ _ SER I AL NO. __ SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT .. _ Ebeneza Church COMPLAIN ANT _ _ _ ___._Baptist _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ATLANTA POLIC E DEPART M E N T 17S DECATUR ST., S. E. Auburn Avenue Street. ADDRESS _ _ ____ _ _ _ _at _ _Jackson _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ATLANTA, GA . ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. As far as what course would be taken by Dr King it would be' his own d12cision according to Dr. :)?.vis. Dr. Davis further stated that Atlant a is a city that will listen but fail to act. 11 l•,Te have detected an end to progressive action." Dr. Davis stated that if it was necessary to move the head of the Board of Education, Chief of Police or an y other office it must be dong so that progressive action might exist. I talk2d with Dr. Davis after the conference and he stated that he exnected some word fro m Dr. King within a few ·hours. Furth e r that Dr. Kinq c o uld be reach e d in Cleveland, Ohio, a t 851- 4 300, that he felt sure that s o me action ~ould be taken by Dr. King det e r mined from th e ir conversation. No reason was aive n as to why Mr. Hos e a Willia ms f a il e d to a tt end th e c o n fe r e nc e The conferenc e end e d at 3:05 PM. TH IS O F FE NS E IS DE C L AR ED : D UN FOU N DED . CLEAR ED B Y A RRE ST • • • EXC EPT I O N ALL Y CLE AR ED INACTIV E ( N O T CLEAR E D ) . 0 0. D SIGNE E . -A. Bell - 7 4 -179 0-- ----------,-------IN V ESTIG A TI NG SI GN ED 9 -7 -6 7· D A TE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ O FF IC E R C H IEF O R C OMMAND I NG OFF I CE R DAT E -- THIS F O RM IS U S E D B Y OF FICE R ASSIGN E D TO A -CAS E T O R EP O R T PROGRESS AFTER T HRE E AN D S EVEN D AYS AND WEE K L Y T HER E · AFTER AL SO TO REPORT SIGN IFI CAN T DE V E LOPM E NT S. - -- - -- - - � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document he * FORM 32-0- 101 Press Conference 9-7-67 OFFENSE SERIAL NO. SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE . REPORT COMPLAINANT Ebeneza Baptist Churec ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT j 175 DECATUR ST., S. E. Auburn Avenue at Jackson Street ATLANTA, GA. ADDRESS ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. 1, br, Albert Davis - President Local Chapter NAACP. 2. Mr. Jessie Hill - Coordinator Atlanta Summit Council. 3. Rev. J. D. Ward - Spokesman Operation Bread Basket, 4, Rev. Clyde Williams - Metropolitan Grass Root's Council. Or. Davis opened the news conference at 2:35 P.M. with a stacement, "We the various organization leaders since the Labor Day weekend have been in close conference among ourselves and with Dr. Martin Luther King, concerning the problems in Atlanta, We have urged Dr. King in view of these problems to come to Atlanta and assist us in non-violent actions to alleviate them." Dr. Davis cited in series the problems that he felt was facina.negro communities: J. He stated that the Atlanta Board of Education is now holding double sessions in five negro schools and none in wnite schools. Further tiaat office enploy- ment in the central office for negros in supervisory positions lagged. . 2. Unemployment: Negros still remain in the larger percentile among the unen- Ployed. According to Dr. Davis of the ten percent unemoloyed in a given group only two percent were white. 3. jilousing: The Atlanta Housing Authorities are still practicing segreaation and also maintaining separate office operation according to Dr. Davis. 4, Justice and the Police: 9dr. Davis stated he feels sure that there was evidence ____ °* police brutality in the Dixie Hills area and a laxity of city officials in Trit OF FENSE IS DECLARED: uNrGUNCED. . 2... . . [J Sisneo BE. A. Bell - 74-179 DATE INVESTIGATING OFFICER cer*REO By ARREST. ... .- CJ Es“ PPTIOGNALLY CLEARED .. . ED A mA TIVE (NOT CLEARED). « « [J “nN CHIEF OR COMMANDING OFFICER aes js THIS FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPORT continued. PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS. + , FORM 32-D-101 : = 9-7~- OFFENSE Press Conference SERIAL NO, 67 SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE : REPORT COMPLAINANT __Ebeneza Baptist Church ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., S. E. Z 1 ACLONT bos ADDRESS Auburn Avenue at Jackson Street, ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. giving service to that community. Two recent decisions rendered by the Aldermanic police committee has shown that the committee was not represented. He -further charged tiat the altercation hetween Officer Marshall and Mr, Hosea Williams added to the attention that Atlanta will get, but it is not a ovrime factor in their grevance against the police department. Oftentines Dr. Davis would elude questions propounded by revorters concerning the Williams case He did however relate that Williams had conferred with Dr. King and was still conferring with him about the matter, Rev. Clyde Williams stated that a mass meeting would be slated at the West+ Hunter Baptist Church at the corner of Chestnut and Hunter Streets tonicht, September 7, 1957, and the problems of inadequate bousing, nolice injustice and .other subjects would be discussed, Mr. Jessie Hill wnen ask by reporters about the Marshall and Williams altercation stated that he had had a conference with Dr, Kina Sentember 7, 1067, and he ask Dr. King to consider Atlanta the target for SCLA(Southern Christian Leadership Conference) action. Further taat Dr. King revealed that he tad been under pressure by several members of this congregation to come to Atlanta, "I do not feel that the Marshall incident hurt Atlanta as far as pressure is concerned . s THIS.OF FENSE 1S DECLARED: E A RB ll 744179 e - - -Je- UNFOUNDED. . . . . . - + [], SIGNED = . DATE 9-7-67 INVESTIGATING OFFICER CLEARED By ARREST. ... .- (] EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED . . : SIGNED DATE INACTIVE (NOT CLEARED). « «@ Oo CHIEF OR COMMANDING OFFICER THIS FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPORT PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS. continued, |. + FORM 32-D-101 SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT COMPLAINANT - ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., S. E. ATLANTA, GA. ADDRESS Ebeneza Baptist Church Auburn Avenue at Jackson Street. ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETc. As far as what course would be taken by Dr King it would be his own décision according to Dr. Davis. Dr. Davis further stated that Atlanta is a city that will listen but fail to act. " We have detected an end to progressive action." Dr, Davis stated that if it was necessary to move the head of the Board of Education, Chief of Police or any other office it must be donw so that progressive action might exist. I talked with Dr. Davis after the conference and he stated that he expected some word from Dr. King within a few hours. Further that Dr. King could be reached in Cleveland, Ohio, at 851-4300, that he felt sure that some action would be taken by Dr. King determined from their conversation, No reason was qiven as to why Mr, Hosea Williams failed to attend the conference, The conference ended at 3:05 PM, THIS OF FENSE IS DECLARED: sites E. A. Bell ~- 74-179 bare ear -67 " UNFOUNDED. . «© «© © «© «© «@ ; INVESTIGATING OFFICER CLEARED BY ARREST. «4 + « « EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED . . INACTIVE (NOT CLEARED). - «| SIGNED DATE CHIEF OR COMMANDING OFFICER oooo. THIS FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNED TO A.CASE TO REPORT PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS. ® 1  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 28 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0c8a089bfcd5fd287194e7c4c20d0fc3.pdf d18d63b2a43df2f60f943ee5b073a4cd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. •' FORM 32 • D· 101 SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., S. E. ATLANTA, GA. ADDRESS -I~st Hunter Bapt ot Church, Hunter & Cnestnut Sv • ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVEST_IGATION, ETC. Persons who addressed the audiea ce: 1. Rev. A. B. Boone I.ocal Minister 2. Rev. J. D. Ward. Spokesman for Operaticn Bread Basket -;. Rev. Clyde Williams - Vietropolitan Grass Roots Council 4. Hr. Smith - Sum.m.er Hill Youth Council 5. Hosea _Williams - Southern Christian le adership Council The meeting was opsned by the Rev. Clyde Williams and Rev. J.D. Hard. At that tit1e t here were about 50 people present and about 50% of the s e p0 op1e ware Local Viin:l.nters and varicus Community I,.3aders. Rev. Ward recognized t he presence of nolice and asked t hat we leave without him having to poi:.1t us out., but we did not leave. He pointed us out and aske d us to leuve the build- ing. because they had no need for Police Protection . After we did not; l eave they decided to continue the ~~eting but to hold all plans for a Cam~ittee Heating whi ch was to follow t he l'Iass i·;e e tin5. 'i:'bo s pe akers were c a lled u pon as follo ws : Rev. A.B. Boone related his convictions to t he members concernin g t he F.ducat i on P:roblem in Atlanta. "I am tired of seeing of seeing our c hildren ge t un at down in order to ge t to school". it is not corrected 11. "We are going to h ave to turn Atlanta upside down j_f Rev. Boo r.e's e n tire t a lk ·.,1as along these lines. He also referred to tbe J?rogram on Urb an Renewa l t ha"!:i was THIS . OFFENS E IS DECLARED: UNFOUN D ED • • •••• CLEA RED BY ARREST • • • D 0. EXCEP TIONAL LY CLEARED 0 INACTIVE (N O T CLEARED). 0 SIGNED _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DATE _ _ _ _ _ _ __ INVESTIGA T ING OFFICER SIGN ED - ~ CH--,1_,,E_F_O_R_C_O_M_M_A_N_DI_N_G_O_F_F_I C_E_R_ _ DATE - -- - - - - - THIS FO RM IS U SED BY OF FIC ER ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPOR T PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SE V EN D AY S AND WEEK L Y THE R E A F TER A LSO TO RE PO RT SIGNIFICANT DE V ELOP MEN TS . Page 1 �page 2 FORM 32 • D • 10 1 0 FF EN s E _--4i"7 ...,,;:;i,;;:...i,jS.;:;$.........,.,!'-i\1G2,--,5e4,tr.!i=-in±i5,-:,. · - - - s ER I AL NO. SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT COMPLAIN ANT - -- 9· 7-59-- ,------- ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., 5. E . ATLANTA, GA. Ao o REss ~ a e a ...n, , _, _d.,_. ____,C,Lb"--'--"'e~:, ,_t:.un , ....1....i.....,t;,____ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. pushing negroos out of slums and not replacoing t~::.cm. He ·off01~ chnllengc to city off i ci~l a , th nt j f schools are not op 0 nAd "we wjll uc0 force to open thom". Next ·speakBr was Mr. !--:r. Hosqa \.JiJJj,qms: Jil.1i ama tar,;et wa n the polic~:iatic Committee, and. the-- 1 Chief of Police .. He proposed that tcle r:rams be sent to President Jobnoont demand i ng t bat Chief ,T0n1d D8 be evj cted from tbA Riot Comm:!..t-tee • And tha t: e ach-m€mb t_n;• o-r th@ °olice Comr1itt0 e, no t be allo·.rnd to fo re;-e·t that "Al Capone Marshall, and oth "1r policemen, hav"" h en giJri::>n a Jice.ns e 0 to h 0 at pea!)Je, bec !)use of ti-.,.,;r vot- e , on--1.a.s t ni ght". · the Detroit, C':Jica ;:;o and MiJ •,ra ] kee riots, ~.nd..~ ne eroe s in tho se communitie s , h a d I!e then----i-mr:,~ized !'lds of t h-e-- to bo r esoJvAd. "I hope th at: •l t] nnta wouJd not have to go through wh a t De troit an.d other citi e s did, b:; t if this the way it mu st be done , it mus t be done", . Mr. '-J illimn s continues to l ash a wa y a t she 'PcJ i ca _Camm i ttee , C' 1 i e f ,Tenkins ., a...'11-....,d- - Hay or Allen . I~ c rit i c ise d t he Mayor , fo r not h av in g c ontra) of tbo -department s , und0 r hi--s- G - ~ - ~-g rre groas in r espons ible jobs, withi n the wat e r depar tment, board of- educa t i on and etc •• l1ext speaker Rev . J. D. ',lard: THIS OFFENS E 15 D EC LA RED: UNFOU N D ED . • • • •• CL EAR E D BY ARRES T • • • 0· D EXCEPT I O N ALLY CL E ARED 0 I NACT IV E ( NOT C L EARED ) . 0 SIGNED _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ INV ES TI GAT I NG _ _ _ _ _ D A TE - - - -- -- - OFF I CE R S I G N ED - - - - -- -- ~ ~ ~ ~ - - OA T E - - - -- - - CH I E F OR CO MMAN D IN G OFF ! CER T HI S FORM IS U SE D B Y OF FI CER A SSIG NED T O A CASE TO REPORT P RO GRE SS A FT ER TH REE AN O SE V E N DA YS A N O_ WE E K L Y T H ERE· A F TER ALSO T O REP OR T SI G N IFICAN T D E V E L OPME N T S. �._ 1,.._ ' __ _ e page 3 FORM 32·0· 101 0 FF E N SE - -...,I-j ·.,... a~::~;s~f""1~ e-c.....,t;....,i~l~lg-- SER I AL NO. SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT -~9,_..-.._,7,__5....,7,,_. COMPLAIN ANT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ ATLANTA POLICE D E PARTM E NT 175 DECATUR ST . , S. E. ADD RE ss ATLANTA, GA. --F-:uf+n - t-e-r,~~.-a....n .....d,_.C,~-h...,e-s-t--r-.l-u-t---------- ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. Rev. :.rard stated t hat h1'3 wo . .tld at~a.::k the boa..!.'d of educ a tion, Dr~ letson and others, aJon g tr,,o 1:2ajn l:i nes • . One through demonstrations, on:l-41w-o, through the ballot box ~ He told the rne0ting · t~.at the Alilan t;a 13oard of Education and Dr. Ietson, had aareed to meet with a cam:mjttee on ~I~ ·In~D~'3.....P....,Y,--n......_.j ..g.,,..h.....t.,.__... a ....t~ · . . .,·,'.:'. ,J.....,x,.,.._...,.n....,J1....,_· -~ ~0 U ,£; 0~1*' , Y' ', T,-,,,.s O~~.----<.f- 'h.... ~ ~ ,,., l-,.,.,. ..... U v ~ - a wuvr -- o uu s ± -~ ~v ~ u 1 v a CK l-,. • • inno vneir .J.., . • -G-Gm~ i - - go t e v e ryone po s3ible, to dtt e nd t Le m~e t;.i. ng. ::::t u te .:.ng that "~.J0 wil 1 07errnn the ro eti ng on Mond;;,y nigh t and if 1.rn d on't get 0 4*-at wo wa nt t he r e, we will-fill ever.y--Be-ard-H,:nnbers office on Tue sday mornjng . I--will par s ona lly be i n t ::e :~ayer' s eff iee, on Tue s das, i f we don't get wha t we want." After about one hundred peonl e arrived , it wa fi put to a vo1-e , t bo.t a pronos a l be submi ttP.d to,Pr0 s id PDt Jobn con, in t he-form of a tele gram , n ski ng b j ~h i e f Je n'!.dns fro m his appoi .... ....~ t. LJ.1,/l..Ut;;u t t· l%:t. i .t;~l d i u ! e ~t t a~ t time t ,.___e;i a~Ke ' d the y vot0.d unani mou s l y to send t he t e l ogram . aLWil that news papeP-Pcportcrs and poli c e to l ea \fe . -le t hen l eft. THI S O FFEN SE IS D EC L A R E D : UNF O U ND E D, • , • C L EAR::: D BY ARRES T , • , •• EXCEPT I ONALLY C L EARED I NACT I V E (NOT CL E ARED) . o. D 0 0 SIGNED E.A . - -~~ ~ J s+, G w ~ Yrt-PcE,l\rnold DA TE .-· ' ·. ,...: ..· // ~ S I G N ED - C -H I_E_F _O_R_C_O_M_M_A_ N _D_ I N_G_ O_ F_F~ ! C~ER T HI S FORM IS U SED BY OFFIC E R ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPORT P R OGRESS AF T ER T H REE AND SEVEN D AYS AND WEEK L Y THEREAFTER ALSO T O R EPORT SIGN I F I CA NT D E V E L OF'ME N TS . 9-7-6? - - - - - - -- � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document " FORM 32-D-101 ; OFFENSE 2888 Heeting Oca deal ~5 : SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE REPORT COMPLAINANT ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT ‘ \.) 175 DECATUR ST., S. E. Jest Hunter Baptist Church, Hunter & ADDRESS n ATLANTA, GA. Chestnut _ Sts. ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC, Persons who addressed the audience: 1. Pev. A. Be Boones — Local Minister 2. Reve J. D. Ward - Spokesman for Operaticn Bread Basket 3. Bev. Clyde Williams - Metropolitan Grass Roots Council 4, Me. Smith ~- Summer H1l1l Youth Council 5. Wosea_Jyilliams - Southern Christian Ieadership Council The meeting was opened by the Rev. Clyde Williams and Rev. J.D. Ward. At that tine there were about 50 people present and about 50% of these people were Iocal Ministers and various Community Ieaders. Rev. Ward recognized the presence of "Tolice and asked that we leave without him having to point us out, but we did not leave. He pointed us out and asked us to leave the build- ing because they had no need for Police Protection. After we did not leave they decided to continue the meeting but to hold all plens for a Com-ittee Meating which was to follow the Mass Meeting. The speakers were called upon as follows: Rev. Ae8. Boone related his convictions to the members concerning the Wducation Problem in Atlanta. "I am tired of seeing of seeing our children get up at dawn in order to get to school". "We are going to have to turn Atlanta upside down if it is not corrected". Rev. Boore's entire talk as along these lines. He also referred to the Program on Urban Renewal that was THIS OF FENSE IS DECLARED: UNFOUNDED. . . » » » « « [J SIGNED DATE INVESTIGATING OFFICER CLEARED BY ARREST. ... . (J. EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED oO SIGNED DATE INACTIVE (NOT CLEARED). CHIEF OR COMMANDING OFFICER THIS FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNEO TO A CASE TO REPORT PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS. Page 1 page 2 FORM 32-D- 101 OFFENSE —__Mass Mesting —____ SERIAL NO, —__ 92.969 SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE So? REPORT COMPLAINANT ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 1 DECATUR 5ST., 5. E. TC ARAMA EO: ADDRESS _Hunter and Chestnut ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. pushing neosrees—oust—ol_shiess—and not Sestlaceinge thes. te offered a challence to city officiala, that if schools are not opened "we will 5 Lil Next speaker was Mr. Hosea Williams: ——_'r. Vi liiass targot—wasthe police _dAldermatie Gommittee,and the Chief of Folice. He proposed that telerrams be sent to President Johnson, demanding that Chief dankins be evicted from the Riot Committee, that "Al Capone Marshall, and othar policemen, have been riven a license to beat peonle, hecsuse of their yote, on last night", Ne then imphkesized ‘the Detroit, ¢ end_how the demands of the — negroes in those communities, had to be resolved, "TI hope that Atlanta ‘would not have to go through what Detroit and_other cities did, bus— if this the way it must be done, it must be done", . Mr, VWillians continues to Jash ax 4 Mayor Allen. He criticised the Mayor, for not having contral of the — departments, under his command, —Such-as_putting Negross_in-responsibie jobs, within the water department, board of-education and ete.. Next speaker Rev. J... ‘ard: THIS OF FENSE IS DECLARED: UNFOUNDED. SIGNED DATE INVESTIGATING OFFICER CLEARED BY ARREST. QO soa EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED . . [] SIGNEO DATE INACTIVE (NOT CLEARED). CHIEF 9A COMMANDING OFFICER THIS FORM IS USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPORT PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS. page 3 FORM 32-D-101 © OFFENSE fogs iat SERIAL NO, 929.69. SUPPLEMENTARY OFFENSE SISOS NOT UALS REPORT COMPLAINANT ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 175 DECATUR ST., 5S. E. ATLANTA, GA, ADDRESS —_Huntenand Chests? +? cc ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATION, ETC. through _thebaliot_box._te told the necting thatthe aAtianta Board or we don't set what we want." After about one hundred people arrived, it was put to a vote, that a proposal be submitted to President Johnson, in the—form—ofatelesran, Th — , * THIS OF FENSE IS DECLARED: UNFOUNDED. « 2 es 2 + + GE SIGNEO SeAs—Reaiohits Searccarnoid °47 = —ga97.69———_ % IGR TT cER “4 ia CLEARED BY ARREST. ... - (J = pee an ay ea a5 ieee EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED . . [] SIGNED INACTIVE (NOT CLEARED). . . [J GHIEF OR COMMANDING OFFICER THIS FORM |S USED BY OFFICER ASSIGNED TO A CASE TO REPORT PROGRESS AFTER THREE AND SEVEN DAYS AND WEEKLY THERE- AFTER ALSO TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 27 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/aced475c0b6f0e969aa0505498b3d407.pdf 62c939cbb60ba1bacbae7bf48644e9ee Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia Septem rer 11, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) S~eptember 4, 1967 to September 10, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen employed 1 patrolman resigned (accepted job with more pay - been with department o ne week) Total vacancies: 12 Total guards: E. 0. A. employees - paid by Federal Government: 3 2 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia September ll, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) September 4, 1967 to September 10, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen employed 1 patrolman resigned (accepted job with more pay - been with department o ne week) Total vacancies: 12 Total guards: 3 E.O. A. employees - paid by Federal Government: 2  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 26 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9b86c5debef0fc5a2d4b7e91e2d0fcc3.pdf ac5d2922238cbfba35cb2efe2f567ed7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. September 14, 1967 Mr. Aaron I. Alembik Shulman nd Alembik 503 National B nk of Georgi Building Atlanta, Cieor ia 30303 Dea.r Mr. Alembik: This will ac o ledge receipt of your letter regarding the school crossing on M t . Pa.ran Road. 1 am forwardin this reque t to the Police Department for consideration. Sincerely your , Ivan Allen, Jr. yor IAJr/br I CC: Police Department � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document September 14, 1967 Mr. AaronI. Alembik Shulman and Alembik 503 National Bank of Georgia Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Alembik: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the school crossing on Mt. Paran Road. I am forwarding this request to the Police Department for consideration. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Police Department  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 25 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a16c7a6b34555e880443426f1b65f873.pdf f8b9e4e977c81573fa3852dfdd0724de Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 7 CITY OF A TLA NTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE A tlanta 3, Georgia September 18, 1967 HERBERT T . JENKINS Chief Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. City Hall Atlanta, Georgia My dear Mr. Mayor: On July 27, 1967, President Lyndon Johnson appointed me to the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. The Commission has been meeting about two days per week in Washington and visiting some of the cities that were damaged by recent disorders. It is the Commission's plan to meet every other week in the future. I have been reimbursed by the U. S. Treasury for all of my traveling expense , and have received the following compensation checks to date Date Gr oss Deductions FICA Fed. T ax Net 8/1:l/ 67 $500. 00 $22.00 $99 . 50 $378 . 50 8/2 6/ 67 $400. 00 $ 17. 60 $69. 00 $313. 40 T otal $691. 90 This is furnished as a matter of information and my futur e action will be guided by your sugge stions. HTJ:gp � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE SLs yy Atlanta 3, Georgia | September 18, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. City Hall Atlanta, Georgia My dear Mr. Mayor: On July 27, 1967, President Lyndon Johnson appointed me to the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. The Commission has been meeting about two days per week in Washington and visiting some of the cities that were damaged by recent disorders. It is the Commission's plan to meet every other week in the future. I have been reimbursed by the U. 8S. Treasury for all of my traveling expense, and have received the following compensation checks to date - Date Gross Deductions Net FICA Fed. Tax 8/12/67 $500. 00 $22.00 $99.50 $378. 50 8/26/67 $400. 00 $17.60 $69.00 $313. 40 Total $691. 90 This is furnished as a matter of information and my future action will be guided by your suggestions. HTJ: gp F _ a Respectfully, 5  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 24 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c02f2a5df1cb50a3eeeb6dff2726d6fb.pdf 0b2b3b884277536dfd45490cded384de Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. September 2.0, 1967 Chief Herbert Jenkin Atlanta Police Department 175 Decatur Sti-eet, S. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Chief: Mayor Allen _ r f rred to me for comment nd filing your letter of September 18, 1967 pertaining to your erving on the National Advisory Committee on Civil Di ord r • There ia nothing in the City Code that prevent• your ervin on th commi ion nor your receiving comp n tion for uch service. We r filln your letter juet • m · er of r cord and augg t that lm r lett r• be writt n p criodically so that the record will be complet • Pl • cc:ept my belated congratulation• o thi• appointmentIt i• juet noth I' recognition of your ellident d d dieated rvtc in the fi ld Qf · w enforcement. Sincerely yowr•, R. rl L nd ra Adminlatrati - Aa•l•ta. t EL :lp � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document September 20, 1967 Chief Herbert Jenkins Atlanta Police Department 175 Decatur Street, S. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Chief: Mayor Allen has referred to me for comment and filing your letter of September 18, 1967 pertaining to your serving on the National Advisory Committee on Civil Disorders. There is nothing in the City Code that prevents your serving on the commission nor your receiving compensation for such service. We are filing your letter just as a matter of record and suggest that similar letters be written periodically so that the record will be complete. Please accept my belated congratulations on this appointment, It is just another recognition of your efficient and dedicated service in the field of law enforcement, Sincerely yours, R. Earl Landers Administrative Assistant REL lp  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 23 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/7f9f08eab105d60d6cd72cb63ef16887.pdf ca638458cd971ddf6c50ccae313ca343 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. September 15, 1967 Mr. B. McDonald Doster 1414 Boulevard Lorraine S. W. Atlanta, · Georgia 30311 My dear Mr. Doster: Thank you very much for your letter of September 14th and the information contained therein. The police patrol in the damsville neighborhood ha rec ntly been strengthened. I hav forwarded your letter on to Supt. Clinton Chafin of the Detective Divt ion and Capti o. w. Jordan of the Crim Pr vention Bureau with instruction to make a complete investigation and report of this incid nt, and to give the m tter their personal attention and be t fforts. HTJ: c. c. Supt. Clinton Chafin & Capt. o. W. Jor Mayor Iv All n, Jr. ~ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document VS eS Toe a Saw AT a be 3 = September 15, 1967 Mr. B. McDonald Doster 1414 Boulevard Lorraine S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30311 My dear Mr. Doster: Thank you very much for your letter of September 14th and the information contained therein. The police patrol in the Adamsville neighborhood has recently been strengthened. I have forwarded your letter on to Supt. Clinton Chafin of the Detective Division and Capt. 0. W. Jordan of the Crime Prevention Bureau with instructions to make a complete investigation and a report of this incident, and to give the matter their personal attention and best efforts. Sincerely yours, e HTJ: gp hiéf of Police c. ¢. Supt. Clinton Chafin & Capt. O. W. Jordan Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. -—~  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 22 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a33bd2f3b61a62da9d8dadd1e987ae71.pdf fd623744bffe9e34efc927c8f2db8047 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF A TLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia September 18, 1967 HERBERT T . JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) September 11, 1967 to September 17, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen resigned - another job or discharged discharged moving back to West, Va. discharged 3 patrolmen employed Total vacancies: 13 Total guards: 3 E . O. A. employees - paid by Federal Government: 2 l � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT of POLICE Atlanta 3, Georgia September 18, 1967 HERBERT T. JENKINS Chief MEMORANDUM To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. From: The Atlanta Police Department (Gertrude Pasley) September 11, 1967 to September 17, 1967 inclusive 4 patrolmen resigned - another job or discharged discharged moving back to West, Va. discharged 3 patrolmen employed Total vacancies: 13 Total guards: 3 E.O.A. employees - paid by Federal Government: 2  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 21 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2022e557338d3450acdcfb558b70523e.pdf 77c8f23b71c9c13e8feccc4e266844f2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Beptcmber . 2~ 19 ·17 S pt 0 C 0 Chafin Capto Oo Jordan Lt J 0 R Shattles Sirs : Th i s date ~t 4z30 pm I took a photog:c .pher to the Bo~.:rd o :f Edu.ca;t i m1 0 2 24, Central Ave,., He made p i ctu~es of individmi.J.s o c cupy i n £; Supt a i:1:-:.n T-et~ ons of£icc:JJ I retun,eu to 22.(~ Central Ave 9 and remained u n til ll : 45 pmll at vrhich time t he:;~ persons were told t o l e~ve the buil 'ing 'y De t 0 ~r ,.D Hudso n 0 11. orc'k·r s f :rom Lt 0 N.-t,c·:!:1 0 They refused 9 and v·ere a:>:rested f or violat i ng ci i:y o-c1ina.,ce 20=27@ (Loit e ring ) 0 Ca-e et 2~30 pm 0 Se:ptQ 13-th o A r:r.ested sub j e cts we:t:e as :follm-'7Se- J <::?ss i cm Holl nd 0 ,,;rf20 , 3 34 A burn Ave o J a:mes Gibso:..,~ \' m.21 11 334 Auburn Ave., I rma J ean J acksc:-:nr; cf2 '1. 0 334 Aubu:rn o Marge Mnndcrson 0 f'39 9 7 ~1 Wilson Rd o No 1·lo Rev o J oseph Eo Boonep c m44 9 4 520 CJ.axmont Dr o S0W0 Rcv 0 Howard W., Creecy 11 c ra39 9 192 Ashby Sto S oW Rev 0 J cC 1vard 9 cm3 :i 14 7J. Eason Sta NoWo Wi1 scn Bro m i, cm3--1ll 360 Nelson Sto S.,W 0 Albert Henry 9 \'JT.141$ 3 42 Gth o NoEo W' lli.am Lo ckett, c m35 9 2-116 Ua t h i e 1rs on P l a S oWo Supt 0 Letson h ad r -,fu e el "co meet t h :i.s g r.ore. ea:rliezs 1:n.:i. t did ' ' O ':\t 6 1~30 p ·o i n b:i.s offic e o He want ed t o mee t this group in ·' he la:.:go r1K:~ting i:oomp but thi s group refused to d o soe They b o ugh t up t v;0lv e point s :foz: di.·cussion hu t fi n~ J.ly de cidGd on o ne:;i that b e ing Dr., Let.son c al J. a,.n emei:gency meeting o f. the boa:ed , f ol.' no l a t er than tomorrowo not rea ch himo D:c ., Letson made an a t t empt to c a l l D:::: ., Cook~ but could Dr o L etson left th2 b'uiJ.ding at l Q:"2-.5 p m 9 and :ce tuxncd a ·i.. 1 1~ 30 ::\t t his time he told the g J:oup they woul d h ave t o leave .. over to L t., He t hen t u.rnr~d ·the matter Nash and l eft G The a r re st was o:cder ly and wa,s c ar. ied out by the echooI d e tect:i.vc:s:i Lt o Copeland , Lto Sheppard ., 1"he:.re was sev e ra l o ther o ffi c ers on t h t~ scr--,ne ,., Wnen asked to 1 ;:\w~ a .o l o:red f emv. J.12 and col 2eci ma le P ohn Boorie ) l e fto Charles A., Webster X'ema i ned on the scenG 11 b ut was a l lov·ed t o go~ when h e stated he · ould b e glad to g oo He c ame on to the sta tion .and wi t nessed the booking of the p:dscnerso He l ate:r. c ame to the De t., Offj c-.e and q uest ioned Capt 0 Duncan on the xd:.--b,~ i <l~nti ty of the o;fficers p a rticip~~-· g i n the rrest o St2.ting ~dlli'.:'~ "i:hr., t h eh ad to make a r eport to Mr o Richa:cd Fr e em: ,. RecpectfullyS) Q)~t, ;\~. /· {' . ___ _1_<;'..,. "· . '- j ( ,,. ,,, . . ..,____ - ...... --:---..... ~ma Sec ux :i. ty Squ2.J :;i Cr i l11e Pl:eventio;.l � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document | a September 12, 1967 we Supte C,. Chain Capt, O, Jordan Lt, J.R Shatties Sirs: This date at 4:30 pm I took a photographer te the Board of Education, 224 Central Ave. He made pictures of individuals eee Supt. itusr Letsons office, I returned to 224 Centrai Ave, and remained until 11: py at which time these persons were told to leave the building by Det, J.D eva on orders from Lt, Nash, They refused, and were arrested for violating city ordinance 20H27a (Loitering)o Case set 2:30 pm, Sept. 13th. Arrested subjects were as follows. Jessica Holland, wf20, 334 Auburn Ave. James Gibson, wn21, 334 Auburm Ave. Irma Jean Jackson, cf21, 334 Auburn.’ Marge Manderson, wf39, 7i1 Wilson Rd. N.Wp Rev, Joseph E, Boone, cmd4, 4520 Clarymont Dr. S.W, Rey, Howard W,. Creecy, cm39, 192 Ashby St..S,W Rev. J.C Ward, cm38, 1471 Eason St. N.W, Wilscn Brown, cm34, 360 Nelson St. SeWo Albert Henry, wm41, 342 Otho N.E« William Lockett, cm35, 246 Mathiewson Pl, S.W, Supt. Letson had refused to meet this group carlier, but did so at 6330 pm. in his office. He wanted to meet this group in the large meeting room, but thie group refused to do so,g They bought up twelve points for discussion but finally decided on one, that being Dr. Letson call an emergency meeting of the boare, fox no later than tomorrow. Dx, Letson made an attempt to call Dr. Cook, but could not reach him, Dr. Letson left the building at 10:45 pm, and returned at 11:30 ¢ this time he told the group they would have to leave. He then turned the matter over to Lt. Nash and left, The arrest was oxderly and was carxied out by the school detectives, Lt. Copeland, Lt. Sheppard, There was several other officers on the scene. When asked to leave a colored female and colezed male (John Boone) left, Chaxles A. Webster remained on the scene, but was allowed to go, when he stated he would be glad to go, He came on to the station and witnessed the booking of the prisonerse He latex came to the Det. Office and questioned Capt, Duncan on the imo identi ty of the officers participai ng in the arrest. Stating siden: that he hac to make a report to Mr, Richard Freein: ra \ i co rT 0 UN oe ie A A. oo “to .. Ke i RB Moore xbm . Eprmct Security Squad, Crime Prevention  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 20 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/feb3d593f8dafb3dbd84bd08799a4aae.pdf 7f0fc7de002885891b4c27ac5cb813e1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. B. McDONALD DOSTER 1414 BOULEVARD LORRAINE, 5. W. ATLANTA 11. GA. September 14, 1967 Chief Herbert Jenkins Atlanta Police Department 175 Decatur Street, S. E. Atlanta~ Georgia Dear Mr. Jenkins: I want to report an incident that happened Wednesday night about 9:00 p.m., September 13, which occurred on Gordon Road at the railroad underpass just west of the intersection of Lynhurst in the event you wish to alert your patrolmen to events of this kind. My wife and I and friends had dinner at the Plantation Restauran t in Marietta .and were proceeding homeward through Access Highway , Bolton Road by Fulton County Airport, Gordon Road, Lynhurst, and Sewell to Cascade Heights. When we approached the underpass west of Lynhurst, but still some di st_a nce away , I saw five or so young Negroes sixteen to eighteen years old, or thereabou ts, standing on the right hand side of the street at the abutment to the railroad b ridge. They were doing nothing that appeared to be out of the ordinary, but were apparently were t a lking and having fun. Just as I became even with them, we were startled by a terrific report which sounded as though a gun had been fired inside the car. I ha d seen no one make any move and no flash from an e xp losion was seen so assumed that the boys had thrown a giant firecracker under the car where it exploded. There appearing nothing more serious a t that time, I did not stop but proceeded on homeward. After visiting with our friends for an hour or two,l!!Y wife and I went on home where we then examined the car because someone had e xpre ssed an opinion that something struck the car, which we did not immediately confirm. Upon e xamination under · light it is c lear now that the e xplosion was the dischar ge of a gun, and the car was actual ly struck by the bullet and that from the trajectory th e bulle t ca me �,-- B. McDONALD DOSTER 1414 BOULEVARD LORRAINE, 5 . W. ATLANTA 11, GA. from overhead on the railroad bridge, from which someone must have fired the gun. The bullet, from directly overhead, was fired at about a 40 degree angle, and it struck the left rear door window just above the center. Being struck from overhead, the bullet merely glanced off the glass and struck a curved portion of the metal door at the base of the glass where the curve caused the bullet to riccochet outward. The glass was not broken, but was scarred by the impact·and the metal was not pierced, but was scored by the riccochet. It is obvious that someone was making an attempt on the life of some unsuspecting person who would drive under the bridge. That person could have been me if the gun had been fired a split second sooner and six inches to my right, where it would have pierced the windshield directly in front of my face. I saw no one on the bridge above, and having proceeded as far forward as I had, I saw no flash, but the circumstances wer~ easy to read. Very truly yours, B. M. Doster cc: Mayor .Ivan. Allen, Jr. City Hall . Atlanta, Georgia � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document B. MCDONALD DOSTER 1414 BouLEVARD LORRAINE, S. W. ATLANTA 11, GA. September 14, 1967 Chief Herbert Jenkins Atlanta Police Department 175 Decatur Street, S. E, Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Jenkins: I want to report an incident that happened Wednesday night about 9:00 p.m., September 13, which occurred on Gordon Road at the railroad underpass just west of the intersection of Lynhurst in the event you wish to alert your patrolmen to events of this kind. My wife and I and friends had dinner at the Plantation Restaurant in Marietta and were proceeding homeward through Access Highway, Bolton Road by Fulton County Airport, Gordon Road, Lyn- hurst, and Sewell to Cascade Heights. When we approached the underpass west of Lynhurst, but still some distance away, I saw five or so young Negroes sixteen to eighteen years old, or thereabouts, standing on the right hand side of the street at the abutment to the railroad bridge. They were doing nothing that appeared to be out of the ordinary, but were apparently were talking and having fun, Just as I became even with them, we were startled by a terrific report which sounded as though a gun had been fired inside the car. I had seen no one make any move and no flash from an explosion was seen so assumed that the boys had thrown a giant firecracker under the car where it ex- ploded. There appearing nothing more serious at that time, I did not stop but proceeded on homeward. After visiting with our friends for an hour or two, my wife and I went on home where we then examined the car because someone had expressed an opinion that something struck the car, which we did not immediately confirm, Upon examination under light it is clear now that the explosion was the discharge of a gun, and the car was actually struck by the bullet and that from the trajectory the bullet came B. MCDONALD DOSTER 1414 BouLEVARD LORRAINE, S. W. ATLANTA 11, GA, from overhead on the railroad bridge, from which someone must have fired the gun, The bullet, from directly overhead, was fired at about a 40 degree angle, and it struck the left rear door window just above the center. Being struck from overhead, the bullet merely glanced off the glass and struck a curved portion of the metal door at the base of the glass where the curve caused the bullet to ricco- chet outward. The glass was not broken, but was scarred by the im- pact’and the metal was not pierced, but was scored by the riccochet. It is obvious that someone was making an attempt on the life of some unsuspecting person who would drive under the bridge. That person could have been me if the gun had been fired a split second sooner and six inches to my right, where it would have pierced the windshield directly in front of my face, I saw no one on the bridge above, and having proceeded as far forward as I had, I saw no flash, but the circumstances were easy to read, Very truly yours, B. M. Doster ec: Mayor-Ivan Allen, Jr. City Hall Atlanta, Georgia  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 19 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2c40d4e5cc33880198e54ab57cbbc1a4.pdf 2c49b00c99dc74c0ac62aaafef2794f9 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. V September 196 1967 V Mr. B . M . Doster 1414 Boulevard Lorraine, S . W. Atlanta, Georgia Pear Don: Thank you very much for sending me a copy of your letter to Chief Jenkin • It would be needles for me to say that we regret th incident to which you refer, and t hat every effort ill be made by the Police D pa.dment to determine ho the per ons ere nd prevent any other incident of thi type in the future. A to ·whether you may wi h to obtain permit to carry a protective e pon; thi i a deci ion you ill have to ma e. Perso Uy, I thi k the Police Deparbn nt is dequate for the protection of all c i tizens . Sincerely, l IA.Jr:am Alie , Jr. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document September 196 1967 Mr. B. M. Doster 1414 Boulevard Lorraine, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Don: Thank you very much for sending me a copy of your letter to Chief Jenkins. It would be needless for me to say that we regret the incident to which you refer, and that every effort will be made by the Police Department to determine who the persons were and prevent any other incidents of this type in the future. As to whether you may wish to obtain a permit to carry a protective weapon; this is a decision you will have to make. Personally, I think the Police Department is adequate for the protection of all citizens, Sincerely, Ivan Allen, Jr. IAIr:am  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 18 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0891dcef22fb5c2d7792d6eabb009cfa.pdf 4e75065035269b85ccae8b216f82104c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. TUITION GRANTS ATU.NTA POLICE OFFICERS COST OF COURSE PER QUARTER $35.00 Per Subject P er Qua:tter $10.,00 Per Subject Per Quarter for Books $ 6.,00 Per Quarter for Students Ac tivity Fee 1. All Officers will be allowed to take up two subjects Per Quarter. 2. Tuition will be paid to all participating Officers up to, but not to e x ceed $100.00 Per Quarter. 3. The tuition will be paid to the Of f icer af~er he has successfully completed each quarter. 4. Reimbursement will be paid only to those Officers participating in Police Admi nistration Course. METHOD OF SELECTI ON FOR REI MB URSEMENT 1~ En trace Examinat i o n Scores. 2. Length o f service with the Dep artment. 3. The Police Officers performance rating and up on app roval of Chief o f Pol i ce . � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document TUITION GRANTS ATLANTA POLICE OFFICERS COST OF COURSE PER QUARTER $35.00 Per Subject Per Quarter $10,00 Per Subject Per Quarter for Books $ 6,00 Per Quarter for Students Activity Fee All Officers will be allowed to take up two subjects Per Quarter. Tuition will be paid to all participating Officers up to, but not to exceed $100.00 Per Quarter. The tuition will be paid to the Officer after he has successfully completed each quarter, Reimbursement will be paid only to those Officers participating in Police Administration Course. METHOD OF SELECTION FOR REJTMBURSEMENT Entrace Examination Scores. Length of service with the Department. The Police Officers performance rating and upon approval of Chief of Police.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 17 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/bf69f5d6ddb1b49fb51fdd198c67ed13.pdf 03cd0c785a1afeea3ddbafaa6fa62ec8 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. TRAFFIC FA.TALITI:SS TO DATE 1/57. 5:50 A.H. August 21.i, 1967 N.W. Freeway and Howe ll Mill Rdo VictiTJ1., drive1• of vehicle; which was struck by vehicle //2, which crossed median and overturnedo W.M. ?? 58. 8:00P.H. September 1, 1967 N.W.Fre eway and Mt Paran Rd. W.F. 23. Victim, passenger in vehicle which was struck by vehicle cha_nging lanes. 1159. 10 :25A.M. September · 9, 1967 2544 Peachtree Rd.,N.W. W.M. LB. Victim, driver of vehicle which struck power pole. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document TRAFFIC FATALITISS TO DATE #57. 5:50 A.M. August 2h, 1967 N.W. Freeway and Howell Mill Rd. WM. ?? Victim, driver of vehicle; which was struck by vehicle #2, which crossed median and overturned. #58, 8:00P.M. September 1, 1967 N.W.Freeway and Mt Paran Rd. W.F. 23. Victim, passenger in vehicle which was struck by vehicle changing lanes. #59. 10:25A.M. September 9, 1967 25) Peachtvee Rd.,N.W. W.M. 48, Victim, driver of vehicle which struck power pole.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 12, Folder 30, Document 16 Box 12 Box 12 Folder 30 Folder topic: Police Department | 1967