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Pictures A. Gordon Wright and his Grosse Pointe home as illustrative of trend toward open housing.

Describes brutal treatment of black rioters and observers.

U.S. Housing Official replies to criticism of methods of site clearance for Brewster Housing Project

Advocates for black community, becoming "a nation within a nation," rather than looking, acting, talking "like the enemy".

Describes People's Tribunal convened by City-wide Citizens Action Committee to try "white policemen accused of murdering black boys in rebellion."

Believes mood of blacks in Detroit and elsewhere, is changing.

Presents "statement prepared by the Inner City Parents Council, affiliated with the Inner City Organizing Committee," asking for curricula revisions and employment of many more black teachers

"Describes the expectations of some of the inhabitants of the Negro community of Detroit."

Chairman of the Inner City Organizing Committee of Detroit predicts events and trends in 1967.