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No Exit
Southern, Terry | September 3, 1960 issue
Reviews the book "The Paratrooper of Mechanic Avenue," by Lester Goran.

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Editorials
September 11, 1967 issue
This article focuses on foreign policy of the U.S. In 1961, U.S. President John F. Kennedy made an announcement that each of the advanced nations would...

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August 28, 1967 issue
This article focuses on several political developments in the U.S. Mayor of New York and vice chairman of the Special Commission on Civil Disorders, John...

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Ghetto Schools? Close 'Em!
Sullivan, Neil V. | May 27, 1968 issue
The article focuses on the ghetto schools in the U.S. The author sees the ghetto schools when he visits the inner cities, old, some of them going back 100...

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The Irrelevance of Dick and Jane
Schrag, Peter | March 21, 1966 issue
The article presents the book "The Schoolchildren: Growing Up in the Slums," by Mary Frances Greene and Orletta Ryan. The Schoolchildren is a series of...

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The Clergyman and the Slums
Wakefield, Dan | January 31, 1959 issue
The article focuses on corruption, housing scandals in the slums of the New York City and fight against it by clergyman. A family of twelve lived in two...

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The Unloved City
Raskin, Eugene | February 7, 1959 issue
The article throws light on Metropolis city in the U.S. It offers three great attractions- variety, contrast and the freedom to live the way one wants....

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Chicago the Beautiful
Runnion, Ray | July 21, 1945 issue
The article focuses on the developments in Chicago, Illinois. Chicago is currently exhibiting symptoms of a civic conscience. There is evidence that it...

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Reflections In a Slum (Poem)
MacDarmid, Hugh | March 2, 1957 issue
Presents the poem "Reflections in a Slum," by Hugh Macdiarmid.

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Around The U.S.A.: The Community That Saved Itself
Probst, Audrey | March 5, 1955 issue
A unique experiment in stopping a slum before it gets started has been inaugurated by the residents of the Hyde Park-Kenwood area in Chicago, Illinois....

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