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"Survey study of the characteristics and attitudes of arrestees, the non-participants, black and white community and the police..." in the 1967 Riot.

Publisher Charlotte Perry lists "leading business and professional men, women and institutions [and] functioning clubs, fraternal and religious organizations."

"Describes past efforts to combat urban problems and those planned for the next two years" by both public and private agencies

Volume 1 of this unindexed work describes sale of slaves (p. 196); legislation on slavery (p. 227-228); colored schools (p. 743). Includes chapter on slavery and the underground railroad (p. 475-484).

Intimates loyalty investigation of President of Garbage Workers Local 285 is punishment for his union activities

Gives objectives of Bulletin's publisher, Detroit Civic Rights Committee; text of a plea for greater Negro employment in Friend of the Court agency; brief news notes; and articles describing various Negro clubs and organizations.

Prints text of letter to Detroit Edison Company asking jobs for Negroes.

Ratings, based on condition of civil rights, labor unions, treatment of Negroes by police, etc. range from "very good" for Pontiac, to "poor" for Detroit, and "bad" for Grand Rapids.

p. 455-464. Kornegay, Francis A. Our Community: Seven Critical Problems Facing US. Problems are continuing migration to Detroit, employment and underemployment, housing and urban renewal, educational opportunity, hospital and medical services, social…