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This bound, unpublished volume available at the Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, contains excerpts from printed materials, replies to queries of persons still living concerning their memories of the Railroad, and other miscellany.

Describes "problems of rebuilding a city after a riot when assistance from federal and state governments is minimal."

Using fictitious names, describes an actual episode, the closing of an automobile paint factory on Detroit's westside in 1967. Presents case histories of several involved blacks, included a UAW international representative.

A "check list" of attitudes and actions drawn up by a group of young business and professional men.

Using Government data and employers questionnaires surveys present youth occupational distribution by race and makes recommendations

Uses Detroit primary grade children in project to test effectiveness of tapes in developing their standard English dialect.

Compares differences in values, attitudes, and expectations of eighty nine Negro and white elementary school teachers, toward Negro and white pupils from low income families in a midwestern urban community.

Continues study and evaluation of the Flint Public Schools' "Better Tomorrow for the Urban Child" program.

Pictures Detroiter Don O'Neal and family as one of examples.