Headline from a flyer distributed by the Clinton Hill Neighborhood Council announcing a picket at the Fifth Precinct on June 29, 1964. The protest was planned in response to insulting remarks made by police to residents of Hunterdon Street after they requested fair treatment and better service by police in their neighborhood. — Credit: Newark Public Library
Newsletter of the Clinton Hill Neighborhood Council, an organization active in struggles against discrimination in areas such as urban renewal, police misconduct, and unemployment. In a short blurb, the newsletter reports on a picket of the Fifth Precinct on June 29, 1964 to “demand changes in local police procedures.” — Credit: Newark Public Library
Photograph of a protest outside the Fifth Precinct on June 29, 1964. The protest was planned in response to insulting remarks made by police to residents of Hunterdon Street after they requested fair treatment and better service by police in their neighborhood. Marked with an “X” is Felix Neal, a prominent Jersey City Lawyer. — Credit: NJ State Archives
Flyer distributed by the Clinton Hill Neighborhood Council announcing a picket at the Fifth Precinct on June 29, 1964. The protest was planned in response to insulting remarks made by police to residents of Hunterdon Street after they requested fair treatment and better service by police in their neighborhood. — Credit: Newark Public Library
