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"Deals with questions most often raised when Negroes move into previously all-white neighborhoods."

In describing federal government's role in housing; summarizes Detroit's experience in housing, persons displaced by Federal programs and public housing impact on minorities

1. Abandoned Automobiles. January 1967. [10 pages]
2. Enforcement of Health, Building and Safety Codes. August 1967 [Various paging]

"Based on data in the 1960 Censuses of Housing and Population."

Uses statistics to show housing need, and vacant acreage, population, and employment in each suburb.

Includes summary and text of several papers given at meeting.

Among topics are distribution of non-white population, public housing, and impact of highway construction and urban renewal.

Reports comparison shopping of drug and food stores in the Detroit Metropolitan area to determine price and quality variations

pg. 194-197. White Robes on Woodward Avenue. Describes Klan influences in mid-1920s, particularly in containing Negro housing by stimulating organization of neighborhood improvement associations.