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Finds little relation between status inconsistent with education and participation in Detroit Riot of 1967 Cites studies and some findings on characteristics of rioters.

Campaign literature reprinting twenty-two of Crockett's columns, "Labor Looks Ahead," from the Michigan Chronicle of 1945-1946

More than half of the drop-outs, by end of demonstration were stimulated to re-enter school or entered other vocational training.

Covers "population, housing, education, labor/economic situation, vital statistics, health and welfare."

Presents and interprets much statistical data and recommends concerted community action in the area of family disorganization

Data secured from in-depth interviews concern social and economic status; use of leisure; patterns of family life; attitudes toward neighborhood, and local schools; interracial contacts; political, community, civil rights involvement; work…

Finds a "dearth of available residential and institutional facilities for both delinquent and pre-delinquent boys." Tabulates present facilities and indicate their racial policies.

Concludes, from a sample of one hundred aged Negores, living in Detroit's tenth police precinct and receiving old age assistance in 1960 that the aged Negro "is in double jeopardy: first by being a Negro and second by being aged"

Describes the project, a workshop of sixteen sessions at which community leaders talk with thirteen to sixteen year olds on career choices.

Tries "to answer the most frequent and pressing questions raised."