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au — POSSIBLE RACIAL VIOLENCE MAJOR URBAR AREAS RACIAL MATTERS RaCial to TI. GENERAL RACIAL CONDITIONS LOS ANGELES, CALTFORKIA . In the "Los Angeles Sentinel,” Los Angeles Negro nevigpaper of Decenter el, 1067, pase LA, was an article reporting that echool representatives of "mid-city" junior ane senior high schools in the Los Angeles area were urging tne , Board of Education ~to adopt a 36-point prior: ty school program. Among the points reguestec by tne representatives were a better community relations progrenm, special reesinz programs, more counseling time and smaller classes. The representatives requesteé “supportive corvices' to nelp teachers handle special problems f discipline ana special recruitment and training of teachers. In the "Log Angeles Sentinel" of De pease 2A, was an article reporting that millio } ho donated one million @ollars for @ youtn c a Los Angeles areé@, hac traveled to Fayette, Christmas time and had given away ¢20,000 in persons chosen by Charlies Evers, the brother slain civil rights worker. On December 26, 62, John Factor yas grantec a full parcon by the late President John F. Kennecy, relieving Factor from possible deportation proceedings as an alien who had © been convicted in 1943 for mail fraud. In the “Los Angeles Sentinel" of December 28, 1967, pease 34, was an article reporting that the Helms Bakeries? Company had stated recently their truczs, which make nouse to _— pouse deliveries, hag suffered 170 individual robberies of drivers in the South Central Los Angeles area since January 4, 1967. The firm has tnstalleé strong-boxes in the trucks, to which Grivers ¢o not have the key, and all receipts are placed in the boxes as rece:vec. fo ft In the "Los Angeles Times" of December 29, 1967, TI-1, “es an article reporting that Joel WillielStarks , ave 19, 2193 East gend Street, Los Angeles, @ parolee from the California Youth Authority, had been arrested on suspicion of robbing & ~~ meg ESET AD 2 Che te 2a bbe. 2d