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Mentions National Negro Labor Council Chairman, William R. Hood, Local 600 Recording Secretary, and George Crockett as active in the iniative drive.

Summarizes meeting of craft and industrial unions in Kalamazoo on March 8, 1958, on topic "Role of Trade Unions in Equal Employment Opportunity."

Quotes statement, signed by Florence Jackson, CORE; Gloster P. Current; Rev. Charles Hill; William G. Nicholas and Walter Hardin, UAW; citing need for more housing for Negroes, and deploring federal housing policies

Using inner city Detroit schools studies correlation of academic performance and procedures used in school-community relations.

Study covers selling period 1952-1957

Military history (i.e. name, residence, dates of enlistment) of more than 1700 Michigan residents. Kalamazoo Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers V.46

Presents plan "for a high school to serve community needs and to be related to a constellation of elementary and junior high schools"

That Detroit had no riots following King's assassination is evidence that much was learned from the 1967 Riot.

Director of city's Bureau of Sanitary Engineering reports on enforcement of Detroit's 1947 rodent control ordinance