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INTRODUCTION 

This bibliography, prepared for the Department of Political Science, 

sents a selected portiori of the holdings of the Air Force Academy Library on 

the subject of "The States and the Urban Crisis. 11 

repre - 

The primary purpose of this bibliography is to assist the young leaders from 

colleges and mive rsities throughout the United States who will participate in 

the Twelfth Air Force Academy Assembly on the topic of "The States and the 

Urban Crisis. This assembly is to be held at the Air Force Academy April 

8 - 12, 1970. 

Florence F. Klernrn and Louis C. Bassetti cornpiled the periodical articles; 

Ottie K. Sutton compiled the books and public documents. All are members 

of the Reference Staff of the Academy Library. 

m-anuscript for the printer. 

B. Jean Watson prepared the 

CLAUDE J, , JR,, Major, USAF 

Director cf the Library 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 

FARTI . TXE CITY .......................... 1 

PART 11 . THE PROBLE-US 

EDUCATIOK ..................... 6 

HOUSING ....................... 9 

LAM? AND ORDER .................. 11 

POLLUTION ...................... 15 

TRANSPORTATION .................. 18 

POPULATIOX2 BUSINESS. POVERTY. 

LABOR. RACE. AND HEALTEI .......... 20 

PART 111 . THE POLITICS 

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ......... 26 

THE FEDERAL GOVERNNEXT. AND 

FEDERAL1S.M ................... 29 

FECAL RELATIONSHIPS AKD FIXANCE ...... 32 

PART IV . THE FUTURE 

PLANNING AND RENEWAL ............. 35 

PART V . COMPARATIVE URBANOLOGY .............. 40 

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PART I 

THE CITY 

BOOKS 

Abrams, Charles. The city is the frontier. Xew Yark: Harper 6r. Row, 

1965. (HT 123 -416) 

Berry, Brian 3. L. Commercial structure and commercial blight . . . in - 

me city of Chic~go. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963. 

(HT 177 C53B) 

Biurnenfeld, Hans. Modern rnecropolis; its origins, gro-mtk characteristics 

and pianu?ing. Cambridge: M. I. T. Press, 1967. (I-ir.l 166 €365) 

Campbell, Alan K. (ed. ) The Sl;ates and the urban crisis. Englewood Cliffs, 

X. J. : Prentice - Hall, 1969. (on order) 

Dickinson, Robert E. City and region; a geographical interpretation. London: Routledge and Pad, 1964. (HT 371 D55) 

Dmcan, Otis D. Mexropolis and region. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1960. 

(HT 123 D9i) 

Goals for urban Arnerica. Englewood Cliffs, N. 2. : Prentice -Hall, 1967. 

(HT 123 G57) 

Gordon, Mitchell, Sick cixies. New York: Macrnillan, 1963. (HT 151 G66) 

Hauser, Philip M. (ed. ) The study of urbanization. New York: Wiiey, 

1965. (HT 151 H37) 

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Lynch, Kzvrn. The xnage of the city. Camhrtdge: M. I. T. Press, 1960. 

(HT 151 L98) 

Martin, Robert L. The city moves west. Austin: University of Texas Press, 

1969. (HT 123.3 ~4.~38) 

The iuetropolitan enigma; inquiries into the nature and dimensions of -4merica's urban crisis. Ed. by James Q. Wilson. Cambridge: Harvard 

University Press, 1968. (HT 123 M59) 

-Mwxq, George E. The urban nation, 1929-1960. New- York: Hill and Wang, 

1965. (E 741 ~c93) 

Mumford, Lewis. - The city- in history. New York: Harcourt, Brace and 

World, 1961. (HT 111 M96) 

hlurphl-, Ra>-rnond E. The American city; an urhan geography. New York: 

,McGraw-Hill, 1966. (XT 123 M97) 

-A nation of cities. Chicago: Rand iMcXally, 1968. (HT 123 N27) 

Park, Robert E. The city. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1967. 

(WT 151 PZ3c) 

Starr, Roger. The living end: the city and its critics, New York: Coward 

McCann, 1966. (HT 151 S79) 

U. S. Conference of Mayors. City- problems of 1969. Washington: 1969. 

(JS 304 U5 1969) 

Vernon, Raymond. The changing economic function of the central city. New 

York: Area Redevelopment Committee of C. E. D., 1959. (HC 106. 5 

VS4) 

Wood, gobert C. ,Metropolis against itself. New York: Committee for 

Economic Development, 1959. (JS 331 W87) 

2 
PE R 1 OD I C-4. L .AA R T IC LE S 

Ca:xpbe!!, -!is E<. hletropo!ital: organizarlon, politics , and taxation. Acadern>- of Poliiical Science. Proceedings 26:560-77, January 1968. 

Clar,.r, Kennerr, E. Deallng with the urban crisis; excerpts from "Agenda 

for the Nation. ' 

Conscience oi the city. 

Current 103:21-3. January 1969. 

Dacdalus, ~SLLV,~' of Fall 1968. 

DL'DOS, Jules. ?'he hwYlan landscape. 5. S. Department of State Bulletin _CI. - 

60:127-36, 10 February 1969. 

Dcbos, Rene J. Can man Szirvive life in big cities? U, S. News alld World 

Report 62:64-7, 1 May 1967. - 

Frederiksen, Xils. An urban decade. Choice 6:763-68, September 1969. 

Gxlick, L. Plight of the cities. Academy of Political Science. Proceedings 

28:423-40, January 1968. 

Mothner, 71. (ed. ) Ocr cities: sy-mposiam. Look 32:27-38ff, 11 June 1968. 

Moynihan, Daniel P. Soulless city; excerpts from address. Am-erican Heritage 20:4- 9ff, Februar); 1969. 

. Urbar, conditions: general. American Academy of Political and 

Social Science. Annals 371:159-97, May 1967. 

XelsOil, Howard J. The form and strccture of cities: urban growth patterns. 

Journal of Geography 68:198-207, April 1969. 

Ryther, Thomas. Urban community and our lost inheritance. American 

IVest 5:49ff, January 1968. 

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Straxsz -iicp&, R. (ed. ) Sociery and ecology, American BehaLc-iGral Scien- 

- tist Ll:l-48, July 1968. 

The U. S. c;ty-. Life 59:spec:al do~ble issue, 24 Dece,mber 1965. 

Ways, Mzx. Cities to live 111: are cities fri. for blacks or -cviiites? Current 

94:22-31, April 1968. 

PUBLIC D OC GIVE NTS 

U. S. Congress. House. Cornmrttee on Government Operations. Metro - . politan problems and urban development. Hearings, 86th Cong. , 1st 

Sess. 1959. (~4. GYil-/7:1M56) 

U. S. Congress. Joint Economic Carnm-lttee. Urban America, goals and 

problems. Joint Committee Print, 90th Cong., 1st Sess. 1967. 

(Y4. Ec7:Ur1;2) on order. 

.) Urban America, goals and problems. Hearings, 90th Cong., 1st 

Sess. 1967. (Y4. Ec7:Ur1/3) 

TJ. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency. Financial 

institutions and urban crisis. Hearings, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1968. (Y4. B22/3:F49/5) 

U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. Cities in crisis. 1967. 

(FS14. 2:C49/2) 

. Portrait of median city. Washington: 1966. (FS14. 2:M46/2) 

u. s. 

u. S. 

Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Selected readings on urban 

affairs. 1967. (HH1. 28:43) 

National Commission on Urban Problems. Hearings. 1967. (Pr36. 

8:~rl/2/~35/ 5v. ) 

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PART 11 

THE PRQBLE,\Y.LS 

EDUC,ATiON 

BOOKS 

-Ashmore, Harry S. The Negro and the schools. Chapel Hrlls: UnryJersity of 

North Carolrna Press, 1954. (LC 2501 A82) 

311x1, Virgil C. Freecior-n iii edacation. Garden City, N. Y. : Dollbleday, 

1965. (LB 2825 B65) 

Corlant, James E3. S1ix-n~ and subilrbs; a cornrnentory or: schools In metro - 

politan areas. New Y-ork: iMcGraw-Hill, 1961. (LC 51 15 C74) 

Congressional Quarterly Servlce, Washington, D. C, Federal role in educa - e’ L~OR. Washington: 1965. (LB 2825 C74) 

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Gardner, John W. KO easy victories. ?Jew York: Harper 6r. Row, 1968. 

(HN 65 G22) 

Gittell, Marilyn, Educating an urbar, populazion. Beverly Hills, Calif. : 

Sage Publications, 1966. (on order) 

Havighurst, Robert J. Education in metropolitan areas. 

Bacon, 1966. (LC 5115 H38) 

Boston: Allyn and 

.JanolT;itz, Morris. Institution building in urban education. New York: 

Russell Sage Foundation, 1969. (LC 5131 534) 

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Kerber: Aug-~st (ed.) The schools and the urbap- crisis. New York: Hoit, 

Ricehart and Wifiston; 1903. (LC 5131 K39) 

Le-~ens~fi, W;illaT- B. The spiral pend-durn: the Llrban school in transitiolr-. 

Chicago: Rand-McNally: l968* (on order) 

Reiss, Albert J. (ed. ) Schools in a changing society. New York: Free Press, 

1965. (LC 5105 R37) 

Schrag, Peter. Village school downtown: politics and education; a Boston 

report. Boston: Beacor: Press, 1967. (LC 5133 . i36 537) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Allen, James E. Crisis iri city- schools; interview. F. S. News and World 

Report 66:30-4, 30 June 1969. 

. Education and the renaissance of state government. School and 

Society 97:148-51, March 1969. 

Alsop, Joseph. KO more nonsense about ghetto educatiori. New Republic 157: 

18-23, 22 July 196’7. 

Colleges learn their urban ABCs. Business Week p. 94-96if, 1 June 1?68. 

Doxiadis, Constantinos A. Cities in crisis and the university. College and 

‘Universitv Business 47:49-56, Oczober 1969. 

Green, Thomas F. Schools and communities: a look forward. Harvard Educational Review 39:221-52, Spring 1969. 

Hamilton, Charles V. Race and education: a search for legitimacy. Harvard 

Edccational Review 38:669-84, Fall 1968. 

Kirp, David L. The poor, the schools, and equal protection. Harvard Educational Review 38:635-68, Fall 1968. 

-?dinar, D. W. Community basis of conflict in school system politics. Arnerican Sociological Review 31:822-35, December 1966. 
Schrag, Peter. Big city schools. Saturday Rei-ie-tv 4?:82--Iff, 19 Not-em-ber 

1966. 

PUB LI C D OC G'ME N TS 

L;. S. Congress. Eioi,se. Committee on Education and Labor. Aid to elernencary and secondary educaEion. liearmgs, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. 

(Y4. Ed8/1:Ed8/24/2pts) 

. Broadenrng school assistance to federally affected areas. Hearrngs, 

88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. (Y-4. Ed8/1:Sch6/13/964) 

. A compt.ndium of Federal ediicatior, laws. Coxrrlittee Prlnt, 90th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1967. (Y4. Ed8/L:Ed8733) 

. ExtensLon of elementary and secondary education programs. Hear:ngs, 

91st Gong., 1st Sess., 1969. (Y-4. Ed8/1:EdS/31/-?pts) 

. The Federal governAmeni and education. Committee Print, 88th Cong. , 

1st Sess., 1963. (Y4. Ed8/ 1:Fl) 

. ImproverlerLt of educational quality. Hearings, 88th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 

1963. (Y4. EdS/l:Ed8/16/963-2) 

. Investigation of the schools and poverty in the District of Colxmbia. 

Hearings, 89th Cong., 1st and 2nd Sess. , 1165 and 1966. (Y-4. Ed8/1: 

Sch6/22) 

. School construction. Hearings, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess. , 1969. 1969. 

(Y4. Ed8/ l:Sch6/ 23/969) Only the most recent is cited. 

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HOUSING 

BOOKS 

Abrarns. Charles. i2/ian's struggle for shelter in an urbanizing world. Cambridge: M. 1. T. Press, 1964. (HD 7287 A16) 

Congressional Quarterly Service, U'ashington, D. C. Housxtg a nation. 

Washington: 1966. (HD 7293 C74) 

Duncan, Beverly. Housing a metropolis - Chicago. Glencoe, 111. : Free 

Press, 1960. (HD 7304. C4 D9) 

Fisher, Robert M. 20 years of public housing. New York: Harper, 1959. 

(HD 7293 F53) 

Schussheirn, Mortox 3. Toward a new housing policy. New York: Committee 

for Economic Development, 1969. (HD 7293 S39) 

Tyler, Poyntz (ed. j City and suburban housing. New York: H. UT. Wilson 

Co,, 1957. (HD 7293 T98) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Finger, Harold 

S pee ches 

Hendon, 14'. S. 

assessme 

B. Housing shortage; address, August 6, 1969. Vital 

35509- 12, 15 Septe.mber 1969. 

Discrimination against Negro homeowners in property tax - 

nt. Arne rican Journal of Economics and Sociology 27: 125- 32, 

April 1968, 

Housing gets a new message; Suprem-e Court's latest ruling, Business Week 

p. 30- 31, 22 June 1968. 

Housing progress: four steps forward; how many back? Architectural Forum 

123170-89, July-AUgust 1965. 

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Roimney, George. Breakdown :n GUT cities; Intervlew. U. S. News and World 

Report 67:-15-51, 28 July 1969. 

Kain, J. F. Housing segregation, Negro employment, and metropolitan de - 

centralrzatlon. Quarterly Joarnal of Econo-mics 82: 175-97, May 1968. 

Tefiant unions: collective bargalnrng ar?d the low-inco-me tenant. Yale Law 

JQl.irn&l 77:1368-1400, June 1968. 

Vance, j'. E., Jr. Eo~:s~n,n the worker: the employment linkage as a force 

;n urban 5 tr:,ct;ire. Economic Geography - - 42: 294- 325. October 1966. 

PUBLIC DOC ULME NTS 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency. Basic laws 

ar,d zuthoritres on housing and urban development. Rev. through Jan. 

13, 1968. Comi-nittee Print, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess. , 1968. (Y4. B22. 1: 

H8 1 / 43/ 968) 

. Floasing and urban development legislation. iiearings, 90th Cong. , 

2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4. B22/1:H81/46) Only the most recent is cited. 

. Xational housing goals. Hearings, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess., 1969. 

( 1-4. €3 2 2 / 1 : M8 1 / 48) 

. 

Hearings, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 1967. (Y4. B22/l:H81/45) 

To amend and extend laws relating to housing and urban development. -_ 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency. Congress - v 

and American housing, 1892-1967. Com,mittee Print, 90th Cong., 2nd 

Sess., 1968. (Y4. B22/3:H81/56) 

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U. S. Dept. oi HoLs:ng a2d Urban Del-elopl-nent. An analb-s:s or' twe.1-e experirner?tai ,h(>idsl~g pro;e;cts. 1909. (FJHl. 28:98) 

U. S. Kational Capltal Planzling Colmmiss1on. Problems of housxng people In 

U. s. President. Satlonal housing goals. 1st annual report. 1969. 

71'vTzshington, D. C. 1966. (XCZ. 2:X81) 

(House doc. 63, 9lst Gong., 1st Sess. ~ 1969. ) 

t'. s. President's Committee on Urban Houslng. Decent home. 1969. (Pr 

36. 8: 'L'rl/D33) 

-

. Technxcal - studies. 1969. (Pr36. 8:Url/T22/2v. ) 

LAW AKD ORDER 

BOOKS 

Anderson, Donald F. A survey- of federal-state reiationships in the National 

Guard. Thesis, Unil-. of Soulthern Caiifornia, 1960. (UA 42 A54) 

Asch, Sidney €3. Police authority and the rights of the individual. New York: 

Arco, 1967. (KF 9625 A81) 

Gilbert: 3en W. Ten blocks from the White House; anatomy of the Uiashington -- 

riots oi 1968. Kew York: Praeger, 1968. (HV 6483 .Mi3 G46) 

International Conference on Criminal Law Administration, Chicago, 1960. 

Police power and individual freedom. 

(HV 8073 16) - Chicago: Aldine Pub. Co., 1962. 

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Jacobs, Paul. Prelude to riot; a view oI urban ,America from the bottom. 

New York: Random- House, 1967. (E 185. 615 517) 

janotjiitz, Morris. Social control of escalated riots. Chicago: UniV-erslty of 

Chicago, Center for Policy Stcdy, 1968. (HV 6-17? J34) 

Masotti, Louis E. Riots and rebellion; clvll violence in the urban colmmunity. 

Beverly Hills, Calif. : Sage Publications, 1968. (HV 6477 ,M4[E) 

Xewnarn, Theodore J. The role of the police in counterinsurgency. Maxwell 

AFB, Ala.: Air University, 1965. (HV 7936 . C85 N5) 

Riker, William H. Soldiers of the States; the role of the National Guard in 

American democracy. - Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1937. (Uh. 

12 R57) 

Whittaker, Charles E. Law, order, and civil disobedience. Washington, 

American Enterprise InstitGte for Public Policy Research, 1967. (KF 

4757 W62) 

Wilson, James Q. Variexies of police behavior. Carrhridge, _Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1968. (HV 8141 W74) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Bowen, William. Crime in the cities: an unnecessary crisis. Fortune 72: 

140-5ff, December 1965. 

Cervantes, Alfonso J. To prevent a chain of super-Watts. 

Review 45: 55- 65, September- October 1967. 

Harvard Business 

Congress and the national crime problem: pro and con, Congressional 

Digest 46:193-224, August-September 1967. 

Dyckman, J. W. Some conditions of civic order in an urbanized world. 

Daedalus p. 797-812, Summer 1966. 

Feagin, Joe R., and Paul B. Sheatsley. Ghetto resident appraisals of a riot. 

Public Opinion Quarterly 323352-62, Fall 1968. 

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Gordoc, R. A. issces :n ne ecological stud!. of delmqsency. Amerlcan 

Sociological Review 32:927--44, Decenlber 1967. 

Hooxrer, J. Edgar. The story- of crime in the U. S. U. S. News and W-orld 

Report 65:61-68, 7 October 1968. 

Eiow the police abroad handle riots. U. S. News and World Report 65:30-31, 

1 July 1968. 

Ley-, B. Cops in the ghetto: a problem, of the police system. Americar, 

Behavioral Scientist 11:31-4, March 1968. 

McCord, W. and J. Howard. Negro opinions in three riot cities. America2 

Behavioral Scientist 11:24-7, March 1968. 

Mitchell, John N. Fighting crime in America; interview. U. S. News and 

___ World Report 67:46-53, 18 August 1969. 

Peterson, Virgil W. The problems of law and order. Currexlt I-Iistory 55: 

352-56ff, December 1968. 

Recommendations of the National Governor’s Conference on juvenile delinquency. State Government 40:142-57, Summer 1967. 

Rhyne, Charles S. Riot and war prevention; address, -May 1, 1968. Vital 

Speeches 34:509-12: 1 June 1968. 

Rigg, Robert B. Military solution to relrolt in our cities. New ReDublic 158: 

1 1 - 12, 27 January 1968. 

Sr-ith, D. H. Rhetoric of riots. 

1968. 

Urban riots: violence and social 

Proceedings 29: 1 - 190, July 

Contemporary Review 21.3:l’i8-84, October 

change. Academy- of Political Science. 

1968. 

Urban violence and disorder. A-merican Behavioral Scientist, issue of March 

1968. 

The violence. Nation 205: 10 1 - 07, 14 August 1967. 

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U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Inquirv into -, 

capabilit7; of National Guard to cope with civil disturbances. 

90th Gong. I 1st Sess., i967. (Y4. Xr5/Za:967-6$:37) Hearings, 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Judiciary, Law enforcement assistance. Hearings, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. (Y4. J89/1:89-6) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations. Riots, 

civil and criminal disorders. Hearings, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. 

( Y 4. G7 4/ 6: 31-1.7 / pt1 - )I Hearings continuing. 

Staff study of major riots arid civil disorders, 1965-July 31, 1968. 

1968. (Y4. G74/6:R47/2) on order. 

U. S. Library- of Congress. Legislatlv-e Reference ServLce. Civ~l disorder. -~-- iitrashington, D. C. : 1967. (HV 6477 U581) 

U. S. NaLional Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. Report. 1968. 

(Pr36. $:C49/R29); Supplemental studies. 1968. (Pr36. S:C49/St9) 

U. S, President's Com,mission on Law Enforcement and Administration of 

Justice. A national survey- of police and community- relations. 1967. 

( Pr 36. 8: L4 1 / P7 5 / 3 ) 

. The police and the community. 1967. (Pr36. 8:L41/P75/2/2v. ) 

. 

and attitudes toward law enforcement. 1967. (Pr36. 8:L41/V66) 

Report an a pilot study in the District of Columbia on victimization 

. 

i967. (Pr36. 8:L41/C86/4/2v. ) 

Studies in crime and law enforcement in major metropolitan areas. 

U. S, President's Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. 

Staff reports. 1969. (Pr36. 8:V81/7v. ) 

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POLLLTION 

BOOKS 

Batran, Louis Je The unclean sk>-; a meteorologist looks at air pollution. 

Garden CitJ-, New York: Anchor Books, 1966. (TD 883 B33) 

Environ-ment for man; the next iiit?; years. Edited by William R. Ewald, Jr. 

Bloo+mington: Indiana Unive rs ity Press, 1967. (HT 167 E4 1 ) 

Faith, William L. Air pollution control. Xeu- Yorli: Wiley, 1959. JRA 576 

F17) 

The Fitness of man's environment, Washington: Smithsonian institution 

Press, 1968. (HT 166 F54) 

Graham, Frank. Disaster by- default; politics and water pollution. New York: 

M. Evans, 1966. (TD 420 G73) 

Herber, Louis. Crisis in oilr cities. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice - 

Hall, 1965. (R4 566 3353) 

Kneese, Allen V. The economics oi regional water quality- management. 

Baltim-ore: Johns Hopkins, 1964. (TD 423 K6) 

Qualit)- of the urban environment. Edited by Harvey S. Perloff. W-ashington: 

Resources for the Future, 1969. (on order) 

Resources for the Future. Environmental quality in a growing economy. 

Balti-more: Johns Hopkins, 1966. (HC 103. 7 R43e) 

Rienow, Robert. Mom-ent in the sun; a report on the deteriorating quality- of 

the American environment. New York: Dial Press, 1967. (S 930 R55) 

Stern, ArthQr C. Air pollution. 3x7. New York: Academic Press, 1968. 

(TD 883 S83 1968) 

Wright, James C. The coming water famine. New York: Cow-ard-McCann, 

1966. (TD 223 W95) 

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PE RiOD IC-% L AR TIC LES 

-Ci-r,.c;lrop, Donald F. EnTv-ironmAenEal noise pollution: a new threat to sanity. 

BElietin of the Atomic Scientists 25: 1 I- 16, May 1969. 

Darling, Frank F. Poilution: the nilmber 1 proble,m. UNESCO Courier 22: 

34- 37, January 1969. 

En\.-ironment and behavior. Arxerican Behavioral Scientist 10:3-31, September 1966. 

Heller, Austin N. Do your city planners know about air pollution? -~ 

Arnerlcan 

City 82:91-4, April 1967. 

King, Kerryn. Crisis of concern: air and water pollution, Public Relations 

Journal 23:12-14, July 1967. 

Kneese, Allen V. Why- water pollution is economically unavoidable. Trans - 

Action 5:31-36, April 1968. 

-McCarroll, James, and William Bradley. 

of health effects of air pollution. 

>6:1933-42, November 1966. 

Excess mortality- as an indicator 

American Journal of P:lblic Health 

Man’s response to the physical environment. Journal of Social Issxes 22: 

1-136, October 1966. 

Morison, R. S. Education for environmental concerns. Daedalus p. 1210- 

23, Fall 1967. 

Poilu-tion: growing menace: what U. S. is doing about it. U. S. News and 

World Report 66:40-43, 9 June 1969. 

Purciorn, P. W. Interjurisdictional problems in air pollution control. Public Health Reports 77:681-87, August 1962. 

Telfe r, A. Air-pollution abatement, economic rationality and reality. 

Daedalus p. 1082-98, Fall 1967. 

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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

Co~ference on Space, Science and Urban Life, Oakland, March 28- 30, 1963. 

Proceedings. 1963. (NAS 1. 21:37) KASA-SP-37. 

u. s. 

u. s. 

Congress. House. Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. 

Enviroxmental quality. Hearings, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess., 1969. (Y4. 

-M5 3 : 9 1 - 6 ) 

Congress. House. Committee on Science and Aeronautics. Congres- Y 

sional white paper on national policy for environment. 

Print, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4. Sci2:90-2/T) 

Committee 

. Enviror,rnental quality. Hearings, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess. 1968. (Y4. 

Sci2:90-2/ 2) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Joint 

House-Senate colloquium to discuss national policy for environment. 

Hearing, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1968. (Y4,ln8!13:En8) 

. National environmental policy. Hearing, 9lst Cong. 1st Sess. , 

1969. (Y4. In8/ 13:En8/ 2/ 969) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Public Works. Air pollution, 1968. 

Hearings, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4. P96/10:Ai7/968) Only 

the most recent is cited. 

- Water pollution, 1969. Hearings, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess. , 1969, (y4. 

P96/10:91-2/4pts) Only the most recent is cited. 

u. s. 

u. s. 

Dept. of the Interior. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Man 

and nature in the city. 1969. (149. 2:M31/3) on order. 

Public Health Service. 

trol. 1966. (FS2. 98:P94/2) 

State and local programs in air pollution con- 
TRANS PQR T-4 TXON 

i3OQKS 

Chicago Area TransFortation Stcdy-. Final report. 3v. n. p., 1959? - 62. 

(HE 372 .C3 1959) 

Danielson, -Michael N. Fecieral-metropolitan politics and the commuter 

crisis. New York: Columbia University Press, 1965. (HE 203 D18) 

Greai Britain. hlinistry of Transport. Traffic in towns. London: HIMSO, 

1963. (on order) 

Xalprin, Lawrence. Freeways. - New York: Reinhold Prh, Gorp. , 1966. 

(Oversize TE 175 Hl9) 

Meyer, John R. The Grban transportation problem. Cambridge: Harvard 

University Press, 1965. (HE 148 -M61 j 

Wingo, Lowdon. Transportation and urban land. Washington: Resources for 

the Future, 1961. (HE 4211 W7) 

PE RIOD I CA L ART IC LES 

Appel, Fredric C. Coming revolution in transportation. National Geographic 

136:301-41, SepcLember 1969. 

-Mass transit, today- and tomorrow. American City 83:84-85, January 1968. 

Srnerk, George AM. Hope for mass rransportation. Business Horizons 11: 

63- 76, August 1968. 

Traific in cities: symposium-. Architectural Forum 128:47-114, January 

1968. 

Volpe, John A. HOW to cure traffic jams; interview. U. S. News and World 

Report 66:52-57, 9 June 1969. 

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Wheeler, Ja-mes 0. Transportatlox in Negro ghettos, Sociology and Soclal 

Research 53:171-79, JaRuary 1969. 

Year 2000 e . . r~shour. Atlas 15:42-45, -May 1968. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

U. S. Advisory- Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. Intergovernmental responsibilities for mass transportation facilities and services 

in metropolitan areas. 1961. (Y3. Ad9/8:2T68) 

U. S. Bureau of Public Roads. Freeway in city, principles of planning and 

design. 1968. (TDZ. 102:F87) on order. 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency. Urban mass 

transportation - 1961. Hearings, 8’7th Conge, 1st Sess., 1961. (Y4. 

B22/ 1: T68/ 2/ 961) - 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Government Operations. ReorganHearing, 90th ization plan no. 2 of 1968 {Urban mass transportation). 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4.G74/7:R29/3/968/no. 2) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Metropolitan are& pilot transportation study. 1968. 

{Senate doc. 117, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess., 1968) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency. Urban mass 

transportation - 1961. Hearings, 87th Cong. , 1st Sess., 1961. 

B22/ 3: T68/ 96 1) 

(Y4. 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Public Works. Urban highway. 

Hearings, 90th Cong. , 1st Sess. , 1967. (Y4. P96/lO:H53/24/ptl-2) 

U. S. Dept. of h’ousir_g and Urban Development. Tomorrow!s transportation, 

new systems for urban future. 1968. (HH1. 28:62) 
POPULATION, BUSXXESS, POVERTY, 

LABOR, RACE, AND HEALT1-I 

ROOKS 

Srager, George A. (coAmp. ) Community action against poverty-. New York: 

College and University Press, 1967. (HV 4046 B81) 

Conference on Poverty-in-Plenty: the Poor in Our Affluent Society, Georgetown University, Vlashington, D. C. Poverty in plenty. New Y-ork: 

P. J. Kenedy-, 1964. (HC 106. 5 C74) 

Glaze r, Nathan. Beyo~id the rneltlng pot; the Negroes, -Pue rto Ricans, Jews, 

italians and Irrsl-. of New York City. Carnbrldge: - &la I, T, Press, 

1963. (F 128.9. A1 G5) 

Hodge, Patricia L. The challenge of America's metropolitan population outlook, 1960 to 1985. New York: Praeger, 1968. (FIB 2175 H68) 

Hum-phry, Hubert €3. War on poverty. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. (HC 

106. 5 €392) 

Hunter, David R. The slums; challenge and response. New York: Free 

Press, 1968. (HV 4045 H94 1968) 

Johnson, Philip A. Call me neighbor, call me friend: the case history of 

the integration of a neighborhood on Chicago's south side. 

Ke Y.: Doubleday, 1965. (F 548.9. N3 36) 

Garden City, 

Keller, Suzanne 1. The urban neighborhood; a social perspective. New York: 

Random House, 1968. (WT 151 K29) 

King, Martin L. Where do we go from here: Chaos or community? New 

York: Harper & Row, 1967. (E 185.615 K53) 

Lewis, Oscar. La vida; a Puerto Rican family in the culture of poverty - San 

Juan and New York. New York: Random House, 1966. (F 128. 9 . P8 

L67) 

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L4eircpoi:za:l area :ntiustry- erriplo)-ment and pop~latlon estimates, 1950, 1957, 

1960, 1962. 'CZ-ashxgton: National Planning Association, 1964. (Ref 

hlic5lgax. L?nitrerslty. Survey Research- Center. Income and welfare in the 

United States. Kew York: McGraw-Hill., 1962. (HB 601 -M62) 

Mob-nihan, DaEiel P. Maximum feasible misunders tanding: community action 

in the war on poverqy. New York: Free Press, 1969. JHC 110. P6 M93) 

The Kegro and the ciyr. -> New York: Time - Life Books 1968. {E 185.8 N39) 

The 99th hour; the population crisis in the United States. Chapel Hill: Universitl- of North Carolina Press, 1967. (Ha 3505 N7l) 

Pascal, Anthony H. (ed. Cities in trouble: an agenda for urban research. 

Santa -Monica, Gal. : Rand Gorp., August 1968. Its RM-5603-RC. 

Contributions to the analysis of urban problems: a selection of papers 

froLm the Rand Workshop on urban problems. 

Rand Gorp., August 1968. Its P-3868. 

Santa Monica, Gal. : 

- 

Petersen, William. The politics of population. Garden CiTy, N. Y. : Doubleday, 1964. (HI3 881 P48) 

Rainwater, Lee. The M-oynihan report and the politics of controversy. Cambridge: M. I. T. Press, 1967. (E 185.86 U54R) 

R OSS, Arthur M. (ed. ) Employment, race, ar?d poverty. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1967. (E 185. 8 R82) 

Selig-man, Ben B. Poverty as a public issue. New York: Free Press, 1965. 

(HC 110.P6 S46) 

Stahi, David (ed. ) The community and racial crises. New York: Practicing 

Law Institute, 1966. (E 185. 61 S78) 

Taeuber, Karl E. Negroes in cities. Chicago: Aldine Pub. Co., 1965. (E 

185.89 .H6 T12) 

21 
U. S. President's Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. 

Righ-ts in conflict. New York: Dutton, 1969. (F 548, 52 Jji'17) The 

';iZ;alker Report" to the Commission. 

VI-eaver, Robert C. The Lisban complex; human values in urban life. Gardeiz 

City-, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1964. (HT 123 W36) 

Weissbourd, Bernard. Segregation, subsidies, and megalopolis. Santa Barbara, Cal. : Center ior the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1964. (HT 

151 W42) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Allen, Louis L. Making capitalism work in the ghettos. E-iarvard Business 

Review 47:83-92, LMav-June 1969. 

Buckley, 3. E. Intraoccupational wage dispersion in -metropolitan areas. 

1967-68. Monthly Labor Review 92:24-29, September 1969 

Business and the urban crisis. Fortune, issue of January 1968. 

Detroit shows the way wiLh hard - core jobless. Business Week p. 32-35, 

1 February- 1969. 

Guttentag, iM. Relationship of unemployment to crime and delinquency. Journal of Social Issues 24:105-14, January 1968. 

The invisible side of Vermont: how one state fights poverty. Communities in 

Action 4: 3- 12, June- July 1968. 

Kain, John F. The big cities' big problem. Challenge 15:5-8, SeptemberOc tobe r 19 6 6. 

Naparstek, Arthur J. , and George T. Martin, Jr. Welfare problems of the 

cities. Current History 55:341-45ff7 December 1968. 

Osoisky, G. Enduring ghetto. Journal of American History 55:243-55, Septembe r 1968. 

22 
Per5pective5 01. pax-ertb-. _Montkly Labor Review 92:32-62, February 1969. 

RasAmusseri, I(. R. AMiAriordered urban area: a ghetto. Phylon 29:282-90, 

Fall 1968. 

Rendon, Armalzao. ,Uetropolitanisrn: a minority- report. Civil Rights Digest 

2:5-13, Wmter 1969. 

Root, N. Urbar? e,mployrnent surveys: pinpointing the problems. Monthly 

Labor Revieu- 91365-6, JLne 1968. 

Rys cavage, Paul M. E-mployment developments in urban poverty neighborhoods. Monthly Labor Review 92:51-56, June 1969. 

. Ernployrnent of the nation’s urban poor. Monthly Labor Review 91: 

“15-21, August 1968. 

Silvers, A. H., ana others. Black perspectives of the black community. 

America2 Behavioral Scientist 12:1-56, March 1969. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

U. 5. Advisory Conxmission on Intergovernmental Relations, Intergovern- 

-mental relations in poverty- program. 1966. (Y3. Ad9/8:2P86) 

U. S. Commission on Civil Rights. Report. 1961. (CR1. 1:961/5v. ) 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. Economic 

opportunity amendments of 1969. Hearings, 9lst Cong. ~ 1st Sess., 

1969. (Y4. Ed8/1:Ec7/969/5pts) Only the most recent is cited. 

. Occupational safety and health. Hearings, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 

1968. (Y4. Ed8/1:Sa1/6) 

u. s. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 

Parrnership for health amend,ments of 1967. Hearings, 90th Cong., 

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U. S. Congress. Hoxse. Select Committee on Small Business. - 

Small bus1- 

ness problems rn uirban. areas. 

1965 and 1966. 

Hearings, 89th Cong., 1st and 2nd Sess., 

(Y-i.Srnl:Url/2/965/v. 1- 5; Y4. Srnl:Ur2/966/v. 6) 

. Small business problem-s in urban areas. House rpt, 2343, 89th 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966, (Serial Set vol. #12715-5) 

U. S. Congress. Joint Economic Committee. Employment and manpower 

problem-s in cities. Hearings, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4. Ec7: 

Em7/1I) 

. Federal progra-ms for development of human resources. Joint Cornrnrttee Print, 90th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4. Ec7:H$8/3/3t7. f 

L;. S. Congress. Senate. Corrn-nittee on Government Operations. Health 

care in America. Hearings, 90th Cong. , 2nd Sess, , 1968. (Y-4. G74/6: 

HS4/ 5!Zp~s ) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. ComrniLree on Interior and Insular Affairs. Rural 

to urbar, population shift, a national problem. Committee Print, 90th 

Cong., 2nd Sess., 1968. (Y4.G71/6:P81/2) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public JVelfare. Conserve 

hui.nan and natural resources of Nation. Hearings, 88th Cong., 2nd 

Sess., 1964. (Y4. L11/2:R31/2) 

. Examination of the war on poverty. Hearings, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 

1967. (Y4, Lll/2:P86/4/15pts} -- 

. Nation's manpower revolution. Hearings, 88th Gong., 1st Sess., 

1963. (Y4. L11/2:M31/6/10pts) 

. Partnership for health amendments of 1967. Hearings, 90th Cong., 

1st Sess., 1967. (Y4. L11/2:H34/14) 

. Washington inner city poverty survey. Committee Print, 90th Cong., 

2nd Sess., 1968, (Y4- Llf/2:W27) 

U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Economic Research Service. Net migration of 

population, 1930-60, by age, sex and color. 1965, (A93. 35:1/5pts) 

24 
U. S. Dept. of .Health, Educatior and We1fare. The extension of legal serv- ~~ 

ices to tr?_e poor. Conferefice proceedings. M-ashington: 1965. (FS 

14. 2:L523 

. Healik, ed?;catio~ and welfare trends: pt. 2, Sta'ie data and State rankings, i?O6-67. 1968. (FS1. 1?:?66-67) on order. 

. 

cornrnilnity planning and action. Conference papers. Washington: 1964. 

(FS1-1. 2:OLl) 

iMeeting !leeas oi older persons =here they live; the States role In 

. 

in urban society. 1966. fFS14. 2:Ur1/2) 

Restruct~ring public welfare ad-ministration to meet needs of people 

U. 5. Dept. of Labor. Office of Policy Planning and Research, Negro fam - 

ily: the case for national action. 1965. (Ll. 2:N31/3) This is the 

h4oynihan report. 

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PART 111 

TEE POLITICS 

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 

BOOKS 

Adrian, Charles R. Governing our iifty states and thelr communltres. 2d. erl. 

New York: -McGraw-H;11, 1967. (JK 2108 A23g 1967) 

. Goverfilng urban America. 2d ed. New York: bicGraw-H~ll, 1961. 

(JS 331 A24 1961) 

Barnett, Richard. Where the States stand on crvil rights. New York: Bold 

Face Books, 1962. (JC 599. US B2b) 

Buechner, John C. State govern4ment in the twentieth century. Boston: Houghton -Mifflin, 1967. (JK 2408 592) 

Campbell, Alan K. Metropolitan Arne rica; fiscal patterns afid governmental 

systems. Xew York: Free Press, 1967. (HJ 9143 C18) 

Council of State Governments. The States and the metropolitan problem; a 

report to the Governors' Conference. Chlcago: 1956. (JS 331 C85) 

Crane, Wilder, Jr. and Meredith W. Watts, Jr. State legislative systems. 

Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice -Hall, 1968. (JK 2488 C89) 

Governing urban society: new scientific approaches. Philadelphia: Amer - 

ican Academy of Political and Social Science, 1967. (3s 344.. E4 G72) 

t 

26 
Inter-1.xiversit3- Czse program. State and local government; a case book. 

Cnrversity: U,--iversitL- of /~laba,l;na Press, 1963. (JS 331 161) 

Jhcob, Herbert (ed. ) Polltlcs In tke Americar? states, a comparative analysis. 

Bostoc: LiTtle, Brown, 1965. (JK 2408 515) 

Key, Valdlmer 0, American state politics: an introduction. New York: 

Knopf: 1956. (JK 2408 K4) 

Lindsay, John V. JoKrney into politics. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1967. (E 

840.8 L7) 

Lockard, Duane. The politics of State and local goverxlunent. Kew York: 

Nacxn~llan, 1963. {JK 2408 L81) 

Macdonald, Austin F. - Arne rlcan State government and administration. 6th 

ed. Kew York: Crowell, 1960. (JK 2408 M13 1960) 

Maddox, Russell W. State and local government. 2d ed. Princeton, N. J. : 

Van 'Xostrand, 1966. {JK 2408 &M17s) 

Mitac, G. Theodore (ea. ) Insoluble problems; case problems in the functions 

of State and local governments. New York: Scribner, 1964. (JK 2408 

-M67 i) 

. Proximate solutions: case problems in State and local government, 

Neu- York: Scribner, 1964. (JK 2408 M67p) 

ROSS, Russell L4. State and local government and administration. New York: 

Ronald Press Co., 1966. (JK 2408 R82) 

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Am-dursky, Robert S. The urban cr1s:s and the need ior statie collstitational 

revision. State Government 31:15?-63, Summer 1968. 

Froman, L. A., Jr. Analysis of public policies :n cities. Journal of Politics 

2?:?4-108, Fall 1967. 

Gans, H. J. We won:t end the urban crisis until we end mdjority rule. New 

York Times -Magazine p. i2-l5if, 3 August 1909. 

Reichley, A. James. States hold the keys to the cities. Fortune 79:134-37ff, 

Jme 1969. 

Sayere, W. S. New York city and the state. Academy -c.f Polit~cal Scrence. - Proceedings 28: 314-26, January 1967. 

Ylvisaker, Paul N. The growing role of state govern-Tent in local affairs. 

Slate Government 41: 150 - 6, Summer 1968. 

PUBLIC DOCU-UENTS 

U. S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. Alternative 

approaches to governmental reorganization ir, metropolitan areas. 

1962. (Y3. Ad9/8:2G74) 

. 

areas. 1961. (Y3. Ad9/8:2iM%/3) 

Government structure, organization and planning in metropolitan 

. ihletropolitan councils of government. 1966. (Y3. Ad9/8:2iU56/4) 

. ivetropolitan. social and economic disparities: implications for intergovernmental relations in central cities and suburbs. 1965. (Y3. Ad 

9/8:2~~56/2) 

. Performance oi urban functions: local and areawide. 1963. (Y3. 

Ad9/8:2Ur1/964) 

28 
G. S. Congress. Scj~se. CoAm+m:::ee on Gox7crnrnc:nt Operatiocs. Governn?ent 12 ,~?letro?oiitan areas. Committee Print. 871h Cong., 1st Sess., 

1 9 b 1. ( 1- -4. Gi -1; 7 143 b / 3) 

. Go~-ern,ment S~TUC~LI-~, organization and planning in metropolltar, 

areas. Comrx:ttee Prlnt, b7ih Gong. 1st Sess., 1961. (Y4. G74/7: 

U. S. Congress. Sexate, CornAmittee on Government Operations. Govern- 

,merit in metropoiitan areas. Hearings, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. 

(Y4. G74/6:-M56/ 2/ 963) 

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AND FEDERALISM 

BOOKS 

Anderson: William. The Nation and the States, rivals or partners? Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 1955. (JK 325 A55) 

B-~rns, James -M. Government b\- the people. 6th ed. Englewood Cliffs, 

N. J. : Prentice - Hall, 1966. (JK 274 B96 1966) 

Committee for Econo,mic Development. -Modernizing local gove rnrnent to 

secure a balanced federalism; a statement of national policy. 

1966. (JS 331 C73) 

New York: 

Congress and urban problems. Washington: Brookings Institution, 1969. 

(HT 334. U5 C74) 

Connery, Robert H. The Federal Government and metropolitan areas. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. (JS 331 C75) 

29 
Elazar, Daniel J. A;7nerican federalism; a view from the States. New York: 

Crowell, 1966. (JK 323 E3a) 

Graves , Will~arn B. Arne r 1 can :nte rgove rnmental re lations . Xew Y ork: 

Scribners, 1964. (JK 325 G77) 

hlarshall, Burke. Federalism and civil r:ghts. New York: Columbia University Press, 1964. (E 185. 61 M36) 

Martin, Roscoe C. The cities and the Federal system. Nett. York: Athercon 

Press, 1963. fJK 325 13.438) 

Rockeieller, Kelson A. The i:;ture of iede ralism. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1962. (JK 325 R68) 

Roettinger, Ruth L. The Supreme Coart and State police power; 2 st.udy LK? 

Federalism. Washmgcon: Public Aifairs Press, 1957, (JK 371 . p? 

R7 1 ) 

PE RIODICA L ART IC LES 

Beckman, N. How metropolitan are federal and state policies? Public Administration Review 26:96- 106, JEne 1966. 

Health services at all levels of government: desirable structure and relationship. American Journal of Public Health 58:2198-2208, December 1968. 

Heller, Walter W. Should the government share its tax take? Satcrday Re - 

view 52:26-29, 22 March 1969. 

Selby, Earl. Federal aid to cities, the shattered promise. Reader's Digest 

92:91-96, April 1968. 

Tondro, Terry J. Urban renewal relocation: problems in enforcement of 

conditions on federal grants to local agencies. 

vania Law Review 117:183-227, December 1968. 

University of PennsylWhite House's idea man for urban problems; D. P. Moynihan. Business 

Week p. 72-74ff, 27 September 1969. 

30 
u. s. Congress, House. Conimittee OR Government Ope rations. Intergovernmental cooperation. Hearings; 90th Gong., 2nd Sess. 1968. (Y4, 

G74/7:inb/l3/date) Only the most recent is cited. 

. Metropolita~ America, challenge to Federalism. 1966. (Y4. G74/7: 

M56/4) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Coni-mittee on Government Operations. Creative 

FederalisAm. Hearings, 89th Gong. 2nd Sess. , 1966. (Y4. G74/6:F31/ 

l2/ 3v. ) 

. Federal role in urban affairs. Hearings, 90th Cong. 1st Sess., 

1967. (Y4. G74/6: Url/ 4/pts 1 - 21 ) 

. The Federal system as seen by federal aid officials. 

Print, 89th Gong,, 1st Sess. 1965. (Y4. G74/6:F31/9) 

Committee 

. 

Hearings, 90th Gong. 2nd Sess. , 1968. (Y4. G74/6:1n8/6) 

Intergovernnzental cooperation act of 1967 and related legislation. 

. Problems of Federal-State-local relations. Hearings before a subcommittee, 8'7th Gong., 2nd Sess., 1962. (Y4. G74/6:F31/4) 

. Role of the Federal government in metropolitan areas. Hearings, 

87th Gong., 2nd Sess., 1962. (Y4. G74/6:M56/2) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Select Cornm-ittee on Small Business. Economic 

Hearings, 90th Gong., 

development opportunity; role of Federal Government in development 

or' small bilsiness enterprises in Lirban ghetto. 

2nd Sess., 1968. 1968. (Y4. Sm1/2:Ec7) 

E. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Rece:lt research in intergovernmental relations, reference, 1968. 1969. (HH8. 2:In8/968) on 

order. 

31 
FECAL REIhTIONSHIPS AND FINANCE 

BOOKS 

Break, George F. - Intergovernmental fiscal relations in the United States. 

Washington: Brookings Institution, 19o7. (€33 275 B82) 

Committee for Economic Development. A fiscal program for a balanced federalis-m; a sraternent on national policy. Kew York: 1967. (HJ 275 

c7 3) 

De Torres, Juan. Financing local government. New York: Conference 

Board, 1967. (HJ 275 D48) 

Dlre, John F. Government finance, an econmmic analysis. - 3d ed. Homewood, - 111.: R. E. irwin, 1963. (HJ 141 D85 1963) 

Federal- State -local fiscal relationships. Princeton, N, S, : 

Almerica, 1968. (HJ 275 F29) 

Tax Institute of 

Fiscal issues in the future of federalism. New York: Corn-mittee for Economic Developmenr, 1968. (HJ 9145 F52) 

Mamvell, James A. Financing State arid local gove rnrnents. Washington: 

Brookings Institution, 1965. (HK 275 iM46f) 

Mosher, Frederick C. The costs of American governments; facts, trends, 

myths. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1964. (HJ 257 ,M9l) 

iwushkin, Selma 3. Sharing Federal funds for State and local needs. New 

York: Praeger, 1969. (on order) 

\iqewman, - Herbert E. An introduction to public finance. New York: Wiley, 

1968. (€33 257 N55) 

Perloff, Harvey (ed. ) Revenue sharing and the city- Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1968. (HJ 275 R45) 

32 
Tax Foundatio:i, inc. Facts and figures on government finance. New York: 

1941- (Ref HJ 257 T23 1969) 

~ 

1906. (on order) 

Fiscal oiltioak for state and local governrnent to 1975. New York: 

. Handbook ai state and local government finance. New York: 1566. 

(HJ 275 H32) 

-7 inompson, Wilbur R. A preface to urban economics. Baltimore: Johns 

Hopkins; 1965. (HT 123 "47) 

PE RIODICA 1, ART IC LES 

Business and the urban crisis; with editorial comment, Business Week 

p. 66-69, 3 February 1968. 

Cord, S. B. Tax -sharing plan geared to urban renewal, American Journal 

of Economics and Sociology 27:155-60, April 1968, 

Gulick, Luther. Financial plight of the cities; address, Current History, 55: 

3 3 3 - 4 Oif, De c embe r 1 9 6 8. 

Is the big ci~y problem hopeless? National league of cities reports. U. S. 

Kews and World Report 64:60-61, 24 June 1968. 

King, Donald A. , and Martin Lefkowitz. The finances of state and local governments. Survey of Current Business 47:20-32, October 196'7. 

Myers, Will S. Fiscal balance in the American federal system. State Governrner,t 41:57-64, Winter 1968. 

Rothenbcrg, Leon. State budgets - 1967. State Government 40:82-91, 

Spring 1967. For 1968 and 1565, see issues of Spring 1968 and 1969. 

Sacks, Seymour. Metropolitan fiscal disparities. Journal of Finance 23: 

229-5011, May 1968. 

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?I derdenbaxm, Murrai- L. Sagging finances of states and cltres, how J~ashrr,gton can help, Trans-Action ?:44-48, Jdy- 1968. 

Wh.3- big city financing is in a -mess. Business Week p. 3 6 - 8, 23 April 1966. - 

PUBLIC D OC 'L'ME NTS 

U. S. Advisory Commis s ion on Inte rgove rnrnental Relations. Fis cal balance 

in American Federal s?;stem*. 2v. 1967. (HJ 275 U58) 

. State and local finances, significant featllres, 1966-69. 1969. (Y3. 

,4d 9 j' 8 : 2 F49 ,' 9 66 - 6 9 ) 

. State and local taxes: significant features, 1968. 1968. (Y3. Ad9/8: 

2T19/l4) 

1-7. S. Bureau of the Geiisus. Governmental finarices in 1965-66. 1968. (C3. 

191 / 2: 13) 

. State governrnent finances in 1967. 1968. (C3. 191/2:967/1) on 

order. 

U. S. Congress. Joint Econom-ic Committee. Revenue sharing and its alter- - 

natives, what future for fiscal iederalism? Hearings, 90th Gong., lst 

Sess., 1967. (Y4. Ec7:R32/3/967/2v. } 

. 

isrn ? Joint Cornmittee Print, 90th Cong., 1st Sess., 1967. (Y4. Ec7: 

R32/2/3v. ) 

Revenue sharing and it,s alternatives, what future for fiscal federal34 
PART IV 

THE FUTURE 

PLANXING AND RENEWAL 

BOOKS 

Anderson, Martin. The Federal bulldozer; i?. critical analysis cf urban r e - 

newal. Ca*mbridge: M. 1. T. Press, 1964. (HT 175. U6 A54) 

Bacon, Edmund N. Design of cities. New York: Viking, 1967. (NA 9050 

BlZ) 

Bartholomew, Harland. Land uses in American cit~es. Cambridge: Harvard 

University Press, 1955. (HT 123 1328) 

Bellush, Jewel L. Urban renewal: people, politics, and planRing. Garden 

City, N. Y.: Anchor Books, 1967. (HT 170 B44) 

Berq-, Brian J. L. Central place studies; a bibliography of theory and applications. Philadelphia: Regional Science Research Institute, 1961. (Z 

7164. L8 B53) 

Bestor, George C. 

Sacramento: 

City planning: a basic bibliography of sources and trends. 

California Council of Civil Engineers and Land Survevors. J 

1966. (Z 5942 556) 

Chapin, F. Stuart. Urban land use planning. 2d ed. Urbana: University of 

Illinois Press, 1965. (HT 151 C46 1965) 

35 
ComLmittee for Economlc Development. Guiding metropolitan growth: a 

staternent 02 national pol:cgr . . . New York: 1960. (HT 151 673) 

Gottrnan, Jean (ed. ) Mle.cropolis on the move; geographers look at urban 

sprawl. New York: Wiley, 1967. (HT 371 G68) 

Herring, Frances W-. (ed. ) Open space and the law. Berkeley: University of 

California, 1965. (FIT 151 H36) 

L-iternational Symposium on Man's Role in Changing the Face of the Earth, 

Princeton, N. J.. , 1955. Man's role ~n changing the face of the earth. 

Chicago: Cniversity of Chicago Press, 1956. (GF 31 161) 

Jacobs, Jane. Death and life of great American cities. New York: Random 

House, 1961. (FIT 151 517) 

LUayer, Albert. The urgent future, New York: hlcGraw-HL11, 1969. (HT 

166 M46) 

May-er, Harold M. (ed, ) Readings in urban geography. Chicago: University 

of Chicago Press, 1959. (HT 108 

Nourse, Hugh 0. Regional economics. 

391 N93) 

AUrt6) 

New York: McGraw-Hill, 1968. (HT 

Perloff, Harvey S. 

,more: Johns 

Education for planning: city, state and regional, 

Hopkins, 1937. (HT 151 P4S) 

Balti- 

. Regions, resources, and economic growth. Baltimore: Johns Hop- -

kins, - 1960. JHC 103 P45) 

Rapkin, Chester. Residential renewal in the urban core. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1960. (HD 7304.. P5 R2I) 

Regional Plan Association. The region's growth, New York: 1967. (HT 394 

. N5 R33) 

Reso ,urces for the Future. Future. A national national program program of research research in housing housing and 

urban development; the major requirements and a suggested approach. 

Staff study by Harvey S. Perloff. Washington: 1961, (HT 151 R4) 

~~ 

urban development; the major requirements and a suggested approach. 

Staff study by Harvey S. Perloff. Washington: 1961, (HT 151 R4) 

36 
SpreiregeE, Pad D, Urban design. Sew York: McGraw-Hill, 1965. (NA 

9030 ST6) 

Tunnard, Chilstopher. Man-made A4rnerica: chaos or control? New- Haven: 

Yale Ur?i\rersit.)- Press, 1963. (NA 9108 T92) 

Vox Eckardt, Ji-olf. A place to live; the crisis of the cities. New York: 

Deiacorte Press, 1968. (SA 680 V-94) 

Warner, Sam B. (ed. ) Planning ior a nation of cities. Cambridge: M. I. T. 

Press, 1966. (HT 123 W-28) 

Wilson, James Q. (ed. ) Urban renewal; the record and the controversy. 

Cambridge: &M. I. T. Press, 1966. (HT 175 .U6 W-74) 

PE RIOD ICA L A R TIC LES 

Edelman, Sidney. Legal problems of planning in metropolitan areas. Public 

Health Reports 77:689-97, August 1962. 

Gans, Herbert J. Failure of urban renewal. Commentary 39:29-37, Apri-1 

1965. 

Gavin, James M. Crisis of the cities: the battle we can win. Saturday Review 51:30-34if, 24 February- 1968. 

Herrman, Cy-ril C. Systems approach to city planning. Harvard Business 

Review 44:7 1-80, September-October 1966. 

How Washington would remake the map of the t;. S. Nation's Business 54: 

31-33ff, July 1966. 

H~mphrey-, Hubert H. Making cities fit for people. Saturday Review 48: 

14-17, 3 July 1965. 

Lindsay, John V. Supermetros? interview-. Forbes 101:57-58, 15 May 1968. 

hilaking American cities more livable; symposium. Saturday Review 49: 37- 

41fi, 8 Januaq- 1966. 

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Ma>-er, Albert. It's not just the cities. Archirrectural Record 145:151-62, 

June 1969. 

h171skie, Edmund S. Demonstration cities; excerpt from debate. Congressional Digest 46:5-lif, February 1967. 

Parker, David F. Long look at city planning. American City 80:90-92fi, 

July 1963. 

Penzy-, Peter. Town planning, urban renewal and economics. South African 

Journal of Economics 36: 136-70, June 1968. 

Silvers, A. H. Urban renewal and black power. American Behavioral Scientist 12:43-46, March 1969. I__ 

Thornpson, Benjamin. 

the city of rnan. 

Visual squalor, social disorder or, a new vision of 

Architectural Record 145: 16 1 - il? -April 1969. 

Urban crisis: AMA conference, managing for a better America, symposium. 

Vital Speeches 34:548-66, I July 1968. 

Weaver, Robert C. New directions for urban renewal. Architectural Record 

138~137-42, August 1965. 

. Rebuilding American cities: an overview. Current History S5:321- 

26ff, December 1968. 

Uihyte, Willia-rn H. Tightened landscape. Horizon 11 :66-73, Surnimer 1969. 

PUBLIC DOCU-VENTS 

Seminar on the Future Pattern and Forms of Urban Settlements, A.msterdam, 

1966. Proceedings. 3v. Kew York: United Nations, 1968. (11. E/ 

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United Xations. Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs. Modular co-ordination in building: Asia, Europe and the A&mericas. New York: Ijnited 

Nations, 1966. (IV. 4 66) 

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tixllted Natrons. Social De'~re~op~ent Division. ~oc-al participation in de\ e lopment planning. Kern York: United n'atlons, 1967. (IV. 2 68) 

U. S. Congress. House. Comlxlttee on Banklng and Currency. Derrlonstra- 

(House rpt. 1931, tion cities and metropolltan development act of 1966. 

89th CGng. , 2nd S~SS., l?O6) 

. 

transit. Hearings, 89th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1966. (Y4. €322/1:C49/2pts) 

Dernonstration cities, housing and urban development, and urban mass 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency. Progress of 

model cities program. Hearing, 91st Cong., 1st SESS., 1969. (Y4. 

B2 2/ 3:M7 2) 

. Vrban renewal in selected cities. Hearings, 85th Gong,, 1st Sess., 

1957. 1957. (1-4. B22/3:LTrl) -.- 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Qperations. Metropolitan planning. Hearings, 88th Cong., lsr Sess., 1963. (Y4,G74/6: 

h/156/3) 

U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Urban and regional informa - tion s);steLms. 1968. (HH1. 28:71) 

U. S. Housing and ilome Finance *4gency. Urban Renewal Administration. 

An information system for urban planning. 1965. (HH7. 3/4:1) 

U. S. National Capital Regional Planning Council. 

guide, 1966-2000. Washington: 1966. (NC3. 8:D4?) 

The regional development 

U. S. National Corn-mission on Urban Problems. Building the American city. 

House doc. 34, 9lst Cong., 1st Sess., 1969. (Serial Set vol. #12852-1) 

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PART V 

c OM PA RX -r x VE u R BA N Q L oc Y 

BOOKS 

41derfer, Harold F. Public administration in newer nations. New York: 

Praeger, 1967. (JF 51 A36) 

Anderson, Nels. The urban community: a world perspective. New York: 

Holt, 1959. (HT 151 A548) 

California. University. International Urban Research. _The world’s - metro - 

politan areas. Berkeley: University of Cairiornla Press, 1959. (FIT 

151 C15) 

Chapin, F. Stuart. Urban growth dynamics in a regional cluster of cities. 

New York: Wiley, 1962. (HT 123 C46) 

Conference on Methods and Objectiv-es of Urban Research in Africa, Airlie 

House, 1965. The city in modern Africa. New York: Praeger, 1967. 

(HT 148 .A2 C74) 

Conference on Problems of Urbanization in Pakistan, Karachi, 1966. Problems of urbanization in Pakistan; proceedings. Karachi: h-ational 

Institute of Public Administration, 1967. (HT 169 . P3 C74) 

Daland, Robert %. (ed. ) Comparative urban research. Beverly Hills, Gal. : 

Sage, 1969. (on order} 

Dore, Ronald P. City life in Japan; a study of a Tokyo ward. Berkeley: 

University of California Press, 1958. (HT 147 . J3 D69) 

40 
Doxiades, Konstantinos A, Ekis~ics; an introduction to the science of i^iurnan 

settle-mects. New York: Oxford University Press, 1968. (HT 11 1 

D7 5) 

Eldredge, Hanford iv. Taming ,megalopolis. 2v. New York: Praeger, 1967. 

(HT 151 E37) 

Friedmann, john. Regional development policy; a case study of Venezuela. 

Cambridge: M. I. T. Press, 1966. (HT 395. V4 F91) 

Gottmann, Jean. Megalopolis; the urbaEized northeastern seaboard of the 

United States. New York: Twentieth Century Fund, 1961. (HT 123. 5 

A12G6) 

Gutkind, Erwin A. International history of city deiTelopment. 2v. New York: 

Free Press of Glencoe, 1964- (HT 111 G98) 

Hall, Peter G. The world cities. New York: McGraw-Eiill, 1966. (HT 330 

H17) 

Heady, Ferrel (ed. ) Papers in comparative public administration. Ann 

Arbor: Institute of Public Administration, University of Michigan, 1962. 

(JF 1321 H43) 

Hone)i, John. Toward strategies for public ad,ministration development in 

Latin America. New York: Syracuse University Press, 1968. (JF 

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Hoover, Edgar M. Anatomy of a metropolis. Cambridge: Harvard University 

Press, 1959. (HC 108 .N7 €378) 

hte rnational Geographical Union. Symposium in Urban Geography, Lund, 

1960. Proceedings. Lund: Dept. of Geography-, The Royal University 

of Lund. Sweden, 1962. (HT 170 161) 

Inter- university Case Program. Governmental reorganizations: cases and 

commentary. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1967. (JF 1351 161) 

McGee, T. G. The Southeast Asian city. Kew York: Praeger, 1967. (HT 

147 .S6 M14) 

41 
Montgomery, Jo:in D. (ed. ) A!%pproaches to developrrlent; politics, administra - 

tion, and change. New York: McGraw-Will, 1966. (JF 1321 M78) 

Parkins, Maurice r". City planning in Soviet Russia. Chlcago: University of 

Chicago Press, 1933. (Z 59-42 P24) 

Planning and Development Collaborative inte rnational, Urban planning in the 

developing cocntries. New York: Praeger, 1968. (HT 166 P71) 

Raphaeli, Nimrod (ed. ) Readings in comparative public administration. 30ston: Allyn and Bacon, 1967. (JF 1351 R21) 

Reissman, Leonard. The urban process. New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 

1964. (HT 151 R37) 

Robson, TyVill~arn A.(ed. ) Great cities of the world: their governments, politics, and planning. Xew York: Macrnillan, 1957, (HT 151 R66) 

Rodwin, Lloyd. The British new towns policy: problems and implications. 

Carnbridge: Harvard University Press, 1956, (NA 9185 R69) 

Scott, Mellier C-. The San Francisco Bay area; a rrietropolis in perspective. 

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1959. (F 869 .S3 ,542) 

Senior, Derek. The regional city. Chicago: Aldine, 1966. (HT 166 S47) 

Sharp, Thomas. Town and townscape. London: John Murray, 1968. (XA 

9052 S53) 

Spiegel, Erika. Xew towns in Israel; urban and regional planning and development. New York: Praeger, 1966. (HT 169 .I8 S75) 

Thernstrom, Stephan (ed. ) Nineteenth- century cities; essays in the new 

urban history. New Haven, Conn. : Yale University Press, 1969. (on 

order) 

The Urban explosion in Latin America. Ithaca, Tu'. Y, : Cornell University 

Press, 1967. (HT 129 .L3 U72) 

Vernon, Raymond. Metropolis 1985. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 

1960. (HC 108 .N7 V54) 

42 
Von Eckardt, W~li. The chailen,ae of Megalopolis; a graphic presentation or' 

the urbacized norrheastern seaboard of the United States. Based on the 

original study by Jean GottAmann. New York: Macmillan, 1964. (HT 

123 . 3 A12V9) 

Middo, Dwight. Comparative p"blic adrnimis tration: prologue, problems, and 

promise. Chicago: A-merican Society for Public Administration, 1964. 

{JF 1351 Wl6c) 

Wood, Robert C. 1400 governments: the political economy of the New York 

metropolitan region. Cambrldge: Harvard University Press, 1961. 

(JS 1228 W87) 

PE RIOD I CA L A R T IC LES 

Bailey, J. 221 ways to Save OUT cities. Architectural Forum 130:70-73, 

JarLuary 1969. 

Berkeley, E. P. New gamesmanship; urban games, played for understanding 

of urban problems. Architectural Forum 129:58-63, December 1968. 

Britain's !'new towns''; cure for urban sprawl? U. S. News and World Report 

64:90-92, 15 January 1968. 

Brown, Eric H., and John Salt. New city on the Oxford clay. Geographical 

Magazine 41:830-38, August 1969. 

Ckicago is suffocating. Esquire 69:66-67, June 1968. 

Cities of the future as Europe sees them. U. S. News and World Report 65: 

80-83, 2 December 1968. 

Clark, T. K. Community structure, decision-making, budget expenditures 

and uirban renewal in 51 American communities. 

cal Review 33:576-93, August 1968. 

American SociologiEdgle)-, Charles K. , and others. Rent subsidy arid housing satisfaction: the 

case of urban renewal in Lubbock, Texas. 

nomics and Sociology 27: 11 3- 23, April 1968. 

American Journal of Eco43 
F:scher, &J. hlinnesota experiment: how to make a big city fit to live in. 

Sarpe r 233: l2ff, April 1969. 

Focus oil New York. PGblic Iriterest No. 16, Surnmer 1969. 

Lail, Arnrrt. InCeia!s t:rbaZ:i;zai?on. FQC;~S 19:1-7, September 1968. 

Pchelrntsev, 0. S. Problen?s of the development of large cities. Soviet 

Review 7:15-23, SV-inter 1966-67. 

Re-medy- ior -~rban ills; tx-0 case histories, Rochester, Miz.n., and Schefiectady, X. Y. Nations Business 56:56-59, A~gust 1968. 

Spilhaus, Athelsran F. Cities to live in: the experi,mental city. -_I Current 91: 

41-49: January 1968, 

Survey- of niayors on ills and remedies. - 'Nations Business 5'7: 42--Litff, Febru - 

ary 1969. 

Urbanization: development policies and planning. Inrernational Social Development Ret-iew No. I, 1968. 

Wadekin, Karl-Eugene. Sousing in the USSR: cities ar,d towns. Problems 

of Com,munism 18:1-20, Mav-June 1969. 

What's happening to proper old Boston? Newsweek 65:17-79, 26 April 1965. 

Why- Britain's streets are safer than U. S. U. S. News and World Report 64: 

63-65, 8 April 1968. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

Conference of Senior Officials of National Bodies Concerned with Urban and 

Regional Research, Stockholm, 1968. Urban and regional research. 

3v. New York: United Kations, 1969. (11. E/mim. 16 69) 

Directory of national bodies concerned with urban and regional research. 

New York: United Nations, 1968. (If. E. 8 69) 

44 
Ir&terreglonal Expert &leezing on Social 1l;eiiare Organization and Administra - 

tion: Geze1-a; 1967. Report. Nev- York: United Kations, 1968. (IV. 8 

68j 

i'nited Natlons. Dept. of Econorric and Social Affairs. World housing conditions 2nd est:mated 1:0~?s1n.g requirements. ?dew York: 1965. (IV. 8 

65) 

Uzited Nations. Economic Coimrnission for Asia and the Far East. Family 

planning, i-rlternal migratio2 and urbanization in ECAFE countries; a 

bibiiograp5)- of available materials. New York: 1968. (11. F. 13 68) 

United Kat;or_s. Economic Comm-ission for Europe. A statistical survey of 

the housinc~ situation in EuroDean countries around 1960. New York: 

1965. (11. E. 7 65) 

United Nations Sy-mpos iurn on the Planning and Develop,ment of New Towns, 

Moscow, 1964. Planning of metropolitan areas and new towns. New 

York: 1967. (IV. 5 67). Also its Report, (117, 3 66). 

U. S. Congress. Joir,t Economic Committee. Directory of urban research 

study cenrers. Joint Committee Print, 90th Cong., 1st Sess. 1968. 

(Y4. Ec7:Url) 

U. S. Dept. of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Economic 

redevelopment research: 

countries of Common Market. 1965. (C46. 24:B77) 

area redevelopment policies in Britain and 

U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Model cities program, history and anal>-sis of planning process in 3 cities. 1969. (HH1. 28:96) 

. Urban land policy, selected aspects of European experience. 1969. 

(HH1. 2:Eu7) on order. 

U. S. Dept. oi State. International Development Agency. Social problems 

of develonment and urbanization. 1963. (S18. 2:Sci2/v. 7) 

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workshop on Administrative Problems of Rapid Urban Growth in the ,4rab 

SLates, Beirut, 1963, Administrative problems of rapid urban growth 

in the Arab states: re~ort. New krork: United Nations, i964, (11. H. 1 

Wood, Elizabeth. Social aspects of housing and urban development. New 

York: United Xations, 1967. (1%’. 12 67) 

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