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i Wingate Warns of Negro Revolt: | * If Haryou’s Program Is Curbed By HOMER BIGART | Somber warnings of a Negro the Belmont Plaza Hotel. Later, upnsns in Harlem and other Mz, Wingate expanded on his CLIPPING FROM THE Pens to Haryou-Act Were voiced lem “movement.” . Val yesterday by Livingston L.: promptu press conference. N.Y A tee f Wingate. executive director of He said the movement was ote y the controversial Harlem anti- composed of desperate youths, : }) poverty program. jwho were “prepared to die” if, EDITION -# 4¢ ‘The agency has been criticized the Haryou-Act project were, for loose management and fi-/halted. ht nancial procedures, and about, He indicated that members ¢: $1 million im future grants of:the movement were employe! / Federal funds is’ being held up!by Haryou-Act. ‘ PAGS by the Office of Economic Op-' th tat ought time. . portunity pending a special © movement,” Mr. Win-; . i . udit, jgate sald. implying that his! FOWARDED BY NY DIVISION Mr. Wingate made an impas-!2€ency had forestalled rioting : —_ doned denial of any misuse of i" Harlem last summer. | Public funds by Haryou-Act. He), The Police are sharply aware! kd hi had committed of : ree ie Seat of mmalfecceme worush it, Mr. Wingate sald, But/ “athe said he had begged the police Bu ceded the book: a a gern? the Rocks Were,t9 githhold action until he hag ‘ Stalked to the leaders of the, hae a an “Leaeae we tmovernent and tried to appease jficnat conference on poverty tn’ pats — Ke M/s / ts NOT FCWARD BY wy DIVISIONS. equated rani nTO8 Wn iAlS BONS exis qaitse2—-