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You and Law Enforcement, First Annual Law Enforcement Career Conference June 5, 1965
Gives conference information and names of Guardians' officers and Board.
Study of Services to Deal with Poverty in Detroit, Michigan.
"Appraises the present impact of existing community services on problems of the poor; call[s] attention to serious shortcomings."
Home Interview of Low Income Households in Detroit, Michigan.
"Identifies the charactersitics, problems and needs of a representative sample of 2,081 households living in blighted and substandard housing." Of persons studied, 70.5% were black.
Progress Reports
Contents: -Recreation in Kalamazoo. -Unemployment and Underemployment in Kalamazoo. -Progress Report of the Housing Committee. -Police-Community Relations in Kalamazoo. - Some Racial Realities in Kalamazoo. Several Reports were seperately issued
Release re Initiative Petition for a Detroit Fair Employment Practices Ordinance
Mentions National Negro Labor Council Chairman, William R. Hood, Local 600 Recording Secretary, and George Crockett as active in the iniative drive.
Report of Mobilization of Civil Rights Conference, Washington, D.C.
Reports action of Michigan delegation to Washington
[Letter to All Wayne County CIO Local Unions Opposing Fair Practices Legislation Petition Campaign]
Mimeographed letter condemns campaign as "Commie-like" demagogic appeal.
A Study of Housing in Selected Areas of Grand Rapids
On basis of statistical analysis, recommends low-cost housing construction and open occupancy
Selective Study of Open Occupancy Housing, January-March 1953
Surveys "economic ability of white and non-white families to buy low-cost housing in an open-occupancy market."