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University of Detroit's Urban Law Program of legal aid to poor.

Urges Detroit unionists to become active in efforts to alleviate poverty.

Ethnic nature is one of characteristics surveyed for each of the 38 areas inventoried.

Presents a highly critical report of Detroit's anti-poverty program

Exploratory study of formal educational experiences of Negro youth living in a Detroit poverty area finds low-motivated students to be skeptical of early success and to maintain low aspirations after early failures.

"Appraises the present impact of existing community services on problems of the poor; call[s] attention to serious shortcomings."

Describes proposal for work training program under Title 1 B of Economic Opportunity Act of 1964

Contains the proposal, with much data, showing need for help for largely inner city poor.

Summarizes Detroit's anti-poverty program and antecedents, beginning in 1962

"Examines role of human relation commissions, school systems, Negro leaders and community action programs in providing job training for the adult," using Detroit as an example. Book chapter in Employment, Race and Poverty.