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The report concludes urban black violent-crime rates are substantially higher than for whites and presents arrest and victimization data by age and race, citing FBI and Census figures. 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\n# STATISTICS\n\nThe Wraps Are Off Black Crime  \nThe National Commission on the Causes and Pre-vention of Violence halted operations last December forlack of funds before it could publish its final task forcereport,dealing with violent crime.However,a long awaitedspecial grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Admin-istration enabled the commission a few weeks ago to finallypublish the three-volume,2,436-page document.  \nThe report,entitled “Crimes of Violence,”dealsfrankly with the phenomenon of black crime,which untilrecently government officials rarely talked about and crimi-nologists did not stress.The task force concludes that therate of violent crime by urban blacks appears to bemarkedly higher than that for whites.  \nStaffers Donald Mulvihill and Melvin Tumin reportedthat urban blacks are arrested at rates(based on thepopulation of the races)eight to 20 times more often thanwhites for violent crimes.The report also shows that exceptfor robbery,60 to 70 per cent of the victims are black.  \nOn the basis of data supplied by the Federal Bureau ofInvestigation and the Census Bureau,the task force esti-mated that blacks were arrested 18 times as often as whitesfor murder,12 times as often for forcible rape,and 10times as often for aggravated assault.For robbery,blacks ofall ages are arrested 16 times as often as whites;the figurefor blacks between ages 10 and 17 being 20 times that ofwhites of the same age.  \nUntil recently,black crime received little public andofficial attention,perhaps for fear that discussion of itwould further provoke racial tensions.In an article entitled\"Black Crime:The Lawless Image,\"in the September issue  \ncontinued on page 10  \nCALIFORNIA  \nSTATE LIBRARY  \nOCT11370  \n# LAW LIBRARY\n\nStatistics■ Violence Commission Task Force afterlong delay,issues 3-volume report painting a bleak pictureof a soaring black crime rate.  \nLaw Enforcement Planning.■ Coster hails progress incorrections as Law Enforcement Assistance Administrationissues its second annual report.■LEAA funds bombingdata center to be operated by International Association ofChiefs of Police.  \nPolice.■ Agitation by black policemen against discrimi-nation on police forces is intensifying while racial frictionmounts.■ Omaha police refuse to hand out meatloafrecipes.  \nJudicial Process.■ Courts continue struggle with legis-lators over control of judiciary budgets and personnelpractices as Philadelphia tribunal sues for $5 million.  \nCorrections.■ Unique program started at Lewisburg tohelp relatives and friends visit inmates at Federal Peniten-tiary.  \nSpecial Problems.■ Signs are evident of increasingefforts by rock music figures and the media to counterbrainwashing of youth into drug culture.  \nScience and Technology.■ Key prosecution link inProject TRACE computer system goes into operation nextmonth.  \nof Harper's,Fred P.Graham pointed out that for years theFBI buried the statistics on Negro crime in its annual crimereport without commenting,and the press usually ignoredthose statistics.  \nFormer Attorney Gen.Ramsey Clark talked aboutblack crime two years ago at a hearng conducted by theviolence commission,pointing out that Negroes were in-volved in 59 per cent of the arrests for murder and 54 percent of the victims were Negroes.He also reported that adisproportionate number of blacks,who comprise only 11per cent of the population,were involved in all arrests forviolent crimes.(This is further amplified by the 1969 FBIUniform Crime Reports showing that blacks were involvedin 55.7 per cent of the reported arrests for violent crimesand 33.5 per cent of property crimes).But his remarks gotlittle press coverage.  \nThe commission decided to deal with the phenomenon.It engaged the FBI to compile detailed urban arrest statistics over a three-year period,1964-1967,relating arr","cbCaiorrEo87ohCU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiorrEo87ohCU","pdf",2748197,"English","# Statistics\n## Violence Commission Task 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