If We Can't Solve the Problems of the Ghetto Here, God Help Our Country
Detroit's auto industry undertakes large scale training and hiring of the ghetto hard-core unemployed.
History of Freemasonry among Negroes in America
Cites action of 1873 and 1899 when colored Masons petitioned the Grand Lodge of Michigan for recognition and affiliation.
Also located at: Catalog entry (Michigan State University): http://catalog.lib.msu.edu/record=b3895911~S39a
Employment of Negroes in Local Transit Industry
Detroit, among three cities having most Negroes in transit industry, first employed Negroes as motormen in 1900, as conductors in 1937.
Self-Determination: an Exploratory Study of the Characteristics of Participants and Non-Participants in the West Central Organization
Finds WCO has a leadership coalition of residents and non-residents and "real potential for developing effective self-help effort."
Catalog entry (Wayne State University): http://elibrary.wayne.edu/record=b2086142~S47
Three Trucks for Mississippi; Two Michigan Men Gave Hope to a Deprived People
Describes Flint volunteer project directed by Steve Mosley.
Discusses role of church in the Inner City.
Ahmann, Mathew, and Roach, Margaret, eds. The Church and the Urban Racial Crisis
Also located in: Catalog entry (University of Detroit, Mercy): http://dalnet-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/01DAL_UDM:default_scope:01DAL_UDM_ALMA2140276670003254
Book chapter in: The Church and the Urban Racial Crisis
An Exploratory Study in Depth of Eleven Male Negro College Students from Economically Deprived Urban Families, a Milieu Demonstrated as Sociologically Unfavorable for Educational Mobility, in an Attempt to Identify Specific Factors That Could Have Motivated or Enabled These Individuals to Obtain Some College Education
The eleven were Wayne State University students in 1964.
Catalog entry (Wayne State University): http://elibrary.wayne.edu/record=b2117439~S47
Detroit Remembers July, 1967--and Prepares to Avoid Another
Describes $100,000 grant received to study application of advanced scientific techniques in law enforcement; and other long and short range Police Department programs.
A black production worker describes inroads of automation in auto, steel, and rubber
Catalog entry (U of M): http://mirlyn-classic.lib.umich.edu:80/F/?func=direct&doc_number=003146999&local_base=BENT_PUB
Contrasts TULC and League of Revolutionary Black Workers. Discusses latter's history and program.