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Summarizes Faulkner and Blackburn Riots; describes Underground Railroad.

Curriculum, including material on blacks and their contributions past and present, used in selected fifth grade classrooms in Pontiac produced more positive racial attitude in black children, and in students in integrated classes.

On Racial Rioting in Detroit. Gives text of interview with Mayor Cavanagh on "Meet the Press" on July 30, 1967

Chapter 15. A Summary of Patterns in Race Riots: East St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit. P. 217-233

Findings indicate superior ability of middle class seems to lie in language ability.

Center for research Language and Language Behavior; ERIC Document ED017924

Analyzes practices in six unidentified Michigan school districts.

Study based on questionnaires of 284 Detroit high school students in 1963, recommends strengthened guidance program to produce more mature occupational choices.

Team of able teachers, reduced pupil-teacher ratio, and many field trips characterize program which significantly lowers number of drop outs.

Describes history in Michigan, 1933-1936; records killings, lists announced enemies to be "Catholics, Jews, and Negroes."

Narrates the deaths of forty-three in the 1967.