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Police examine broken window of home belonging to first black family to move to Levittown

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Windows broken by stones hurled from the crowd are examined by Patrolman John Harman (left) and Sergeant Robert Hibbs, of the Bristol Township police. The home belongs to William Myers Jr. and his family, who are the first Negro family to move into Levittown, a previously all white community.With clipping

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Keywords

  1. Crime Scenes
  2. Harman, John
  3. Hibbs, Robert
  4. Police
  5. Race Relations
  6. Suburbs
  7. Windows

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