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Wingate Warns of Negro Revolt: | * If Haryou’s Program Is Curbed , By HOMER BIGART Somber warnings of a Negro the Belmont Plaza Hotel. Later, uprisng in Harlem and other Mr, Wingate expanded on his black ghettos if anything hap-.revelation of a mysterious Far-! petis to Haryou-Act Were voiced lem “movemen*?” at an im-' yesterday by Livingston L.: promptu press conference. § Wingate, executive director of He said the movement was 3, the controversial Harlem anti- composed of desperate youths, ‘| poverty program. iwho were “prepared to die” if, The agency has been criticized the Haryou-Act project were, for loose management and fi-;halted. | nancial procedures, and about He indicated that members ¢¥. $1 million in future grants of:the movement were employe- Federa! funds is' being held up!by Haryou-Act. ‘. by the Office of Economic Op-' ‘“HaryoueAct ‘bought time, portunity pending a special With this movement,” Mr. Win-! gudit, gate said. implying that his: Mr. Wingate made an impas-'28ency had forestalled rioting ; iss -in Harlem last summer. | dgoned denial ef any misuse of i public funds by Haryou-Act. Hel, ne, police nen sharply avrare| md hi taff had committed ~* vem : é not one net of malfeasance,”/Crush it, Mr. Wingate said. But; } But he conceded the books were’ said he had begged the polite ot if order. ito withhold action until he haj Jtalked to the leaders of the | His warnings of violence,“ hartied an Urban League re-/movement and tried to appease jpional conference on poverty in ta oe le ee Or ewe CLIPPING FROM THE amteeeeenmnenernemmeenm ies anne een te ble fey FOWARDSD BY WY DIVISION NOT FOWARD BY Wy DIVISION.