Family Relocation Under Urban Renewal in Connecticut: Problems and Proposals in a Typical Federal Government Program Involving Relocation : Report of the Connecticut Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil RightsThe Commission, 1963 - 74 páginas |
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Adults all-Negro all-white neighborhoods apartment or house apartment Take appendix areas assistance Bridgeport chapter Civil Rights Commission Commission on Civil Connecticut Advisory Committee Connecticut cities desegregation displaced families families involved families living families selected Federal five cities Half-white and half-Negro Hartford Haven Henry G HHFA KIND YOU WANTED list of apartments LPA officials LPA relocated Negro neighborhoods Negro respondents NEIGHBORHOOD THE KIND nonwhite families Norwalk number of children number of families paid patterns percent predominantly Negro prior to relocation problems public housing Puerto Rican families purchased homes race racial composition recently relocated redevelopment regard rehousing relocated families RELOCATION OFFICE FIND RELOCATION OFFICE HELP relocation process relocation service rent residential Robert Feldman sample of relocated Schedule II Self-Relocated Families side of questionnaire social subcommittee tion TYPE OF NEIGHBORHOOD United States Commission Urban Renewal Administration want to move Wesleyan University White Negro P.R. white neighborhoods White Respondents
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