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Title: UAW Recreation Department Collection Type : Records Dates: 1944-1972 Size : 6 linear feet, 12 storage boxes ID #: 188-uaw OCLC: ©Walter P. Reuther Library of Labor and Urban Affairs |
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The papers of the UAW Recreation Department were deposited with the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in1963 and were opened for research in April of 1966. Additional papers were placed in the Archives in October of 1984 and were opened for research in May of 1986.
The UAW Department of Recreation originated as a program of the UAW Education Department which was created by a resolution at the 1935 Convention. Funds for Education and Recreational were separated at the 1939 Convention action in 1953Required all local union, but many locals had done so prior to this formal mandate.
In May, 1937, Melvin G. West became the first Director of the Department, Olga M. Madar became acting Director of the Department in late 1946, subsequently receiving official appointment to this position in 1947. Madar was elected to the UAW Executive Board in 1966 and in 1972 was elected a Vice-President of the Board.
The Recreation Department was known as the Department of Recreation and Leisure Time Activities by 1968 and by 1970 it was known as the Conservation and Resource Development and Recreation and Leisure Time Activities Department.
The papers in Part 1 of the UAW Recreation Department reflect the activities of this department in achieving desegregation of the National Bowling Congress, operating camps for the children of Union members and encouraging local union recreational programs in addition to correspondence of its Director, Olga M. Madar.
The papers in Part 2 include the records of a demonstration project, directed by Mary Williams, entitled: Deprived Areas Recreation Team (DART) which officially began in January, 1967. The purpose of this project was to unite various block and neighborhood groups in their efforts to seek more open space and more appropriate recreational facilities for those deprived areas of the inner city of Detroit. In addition, there are some items relating to conservation issues that were prepared by the Department for the 1972 Presidential campaign.
DART, 1967-70
Detroit City Plan Commission Master Plans, 1946-48
Detroit Department of Parks and Recreation, 1960-1970
(Detroit) Joint Recreation Committee, 1968-70
FDR camp, 1948
Michigan Department of Natural Resources, 1968-70
Model Neighborhood/Cities, 1966-70
National Committee for Fair Play in Bowling, 1947-48
New Detroit, Inc., 1967-70
United Community Services, 1965-70
Vest Pocket Parks, 1968-70
Jerome Cavanagh
Hubert H. Humphrey
Olga M. Madar
Emil Mazey
William Milliken
Walter Reuther
Mary Williams
Coleman A. Young
Two photographs relating to the 1972 Presidential campaign have been placed in the Archives Audio-Visual Collection. A collection of Recreational Department Newsletter, reports from Michigan and Southwestern Ontario Conferences (1950, 1951, 1953), and a compilation of Recreation Department reports (1947-1957) received with this collection are available in the Archive Library.
ABSW: Association of Black Social Workers
ANCO: Association of Northern Civic Organizations
CCY: Commission on Children and Youth
CLC: Community Legal Counsel
COSS: Community Organization Support Structure
CPC: City Plan(ing) Commission
CPO: Cooperative Planning Office
CRP: Community Renewal Program
DART: Deprived Areas Recreation Team
(D)JRC: (Detroit) Joint Recreation Committee
DMWRD: Detroit Metropolitan Welfare Rights Organization
DNR: Department of Natural Resources (Michigan)
DPR: Department of Parks and Recreation
DRUM: Detroit Revolutionary Union Movement
ESVID: East Side Voice of New Detroit
GROW: Grass Roots Organizational Workers
HCMA: Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority
HUD: (U.S. Department of) Housing and Urban Development
ICBIF: Inner City Business Improvement Forum
LASED: Latin American Social Economic Development
MCCR: Mayorâs Committee on Community Renewal
MCHRD/HRD: Mayorâs Commission on Human Resource Development
MDCDA: Metropolitan Detroit Citizenâs Development Authority
MDSBA: Metropolitan Detroit Society of Black Administrators
MUSCLE: Mayorâs Unit to Serve Community Led Efforts
NAACP: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
NARCO: Narcotics Addiction Rehabilitation Coordinating Organization
NDI: New Detroit, Inc.
NRPA: National Recreation and Parks Associate
NYC: Neighborhood Youth Corps
PAC: Project Advisory Committee
PNAC: Positives Neighborhood Action Committee
SEMCOG: Southeast Michigan Coalition of Governments
SEMTA: Southeast Michigan Transportation Authority
SRAC: State Recreation Advisory Committee
SWWM: Social Welfare Workers Movement
TALUS: (Detroit Regional) Transportation and Land Use Reports
UB: Urban Beautification
VISTA: Volunteers in Service to America
V.P.P.: Vest Pocket Parks
YOC: Youth Opportunity Council
YOP: Youth Opportunity Program
YRC: Youth Recreational Committee
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Scope
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manuscript boxes
Series I, Recreation Department Programs, 1944-1962, Boxes 1-2: To Series 1
Correspondence, brochures, and other materials relating to the Departmentâs planning of recreation activities and camping programs for children. There is also a good deal of material relating to the National Committee for Fair Play in Bowling.
Series II, Deprived Areas Recreation Ream (DART), 1964-1970, Boxes 3-12: To Series 2
Subseries A: DART Files, 1965-70, Boxes 3-4,
Correspondence, proposals, and other material relating to DART projects, funding sources and general operations.
Subseries B: Other Agencies and Groups, 1965-1970, Boxes 4-7,
Correspondence, proposals, minutes, and other materials relating to DART"S interaction with other recreational agencies, neighborhood groups, and schools.
Subseries C: City of Detroit, 1947-1970, Boxes 7-11,
Correspondence, proposals, minutes, and other materials relating to Detroit recreational activities, personnel, and sites falling under state, regional, and/or federal government jurisdictional guidelines and DART"S interaction with them.
Series III, Environmental and Consumer Issues, 1968-1972, Box 12 To Series 3
Correspondence, clippings, brochures, and development of some campaignmaterial by the UAW fir the 1972 Presidential campaign.
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Recreation Department Programs,
1944-1962
Boxes 1-2
Correspondence, brochures and other materials relating to the Departmentâs activities and functions. The materials concern the National Committee for Fair Play in Bowling, FDR camp, UAW Childrenâs Camps, and Union-sponsored recreational programs, as well as the Detroit City Plan Commission Master Plans 1946-48. Also included are the files of the Department Director, Olga M. Madar. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.
Addes, George
Bowling-General
-Questionnaire
"Fair Play in Bowling"-By Laws and Funds
-Buffalo
-Chicago
-Cleveland
-Detroit
-National
Camps-Childrenâs Camps, 1948
-Childrenâs Camps, 1950
-FDR Camp, 1948
Citizens Housing and Planning Council of Detroit
Finances
Gun Club
H Correspondence
Horseshoes
Ice Skating
Inter Group Committee, 1948
Jewish Community Center
K Correspondence
Legal Department
Madar, Olga-Correspondence
Mazey, Emil-Correspondence
Recreation Reports, 1945-1948
Recreation Round Ups
Reuther, Walter-Correspondence, 1947-1948
S Correspondence
Softball Girls
Staff Advisory Committee
Table Tennis
Theatre Groups
Deprived Areas Recreation Team
(DART), 1960-1970
Boxes 3-12
Files relating to DART; its interaction with other groups and agencies.
This series is divided into the following four subseries:
Subseries A: DART Files, 1964-70, Boxes 3-4
Correspondence, proposals, memos, and other materials relating to DART and its general operation which was partially funded by the UAW. Particularly well documented is the concept of and proposals for various Vest Pocket Parks in recreationally deprived areas. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically.
Subseries B: Other Agencies and Groups, 1965-70,
Boxes 4-7
Correspondence, proposals, minutes, memos, and other materials relating to the interaction of DART and itâs personnel with other local agencies and groups including block clubs, recreation centers, and school/community studies. Of particular interest are the reports of participants of a Summer Institute concerning Social Welfare techniques held at Marygrove College regarding several Detroit agencies. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically
Subseries C: City of Detroit, 1947-70, Boxes
7-11
Correspondence, proposals, minutes, memos, and other materials relating to the interaction of DART and other social service agencies and groups to city of Detroit departments, commissions, and committees. There is a good deal of information concerning the Detroit Department of Parks and Recreation. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically.
Subseries D: State, Regional, and Federal
Agencies, 1965-70, Boxes 11-12
Correspondence, proposals, minutes, memos, and other materials relating to the interaction of DART and other social service organizations and groups to state, regional, and/or federal jurisdictional guidelines. There is an Issue as well as Urban Beautification projects. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically.
Subseries A: DART Files, 1964-70
1-2. DART; Correspondence, memos, clips, 1967-16 Dec 1969
3. DART; Correspondence, memos, 1970
4. DART; Book, Designing Neighborhood Commons, by Stockard, 1964
5. DART; Executive Committee, 1969
6. DART; History, organization, expenses, [c1967] ö 9 Jun 1970
7. DART; HUD, conference re: area concerns, 1969
8-9. DART; Legal Services, 23 Oct 1968-20 May 1970
10. DART; Legal Services, articles of incorporation, [undated]
11-12. DART; New Detroit, Inc., funding, 31 Mar 1969-10 Apr 1970
13. DART; Newsletters, 20 Dec 1967-21 Jan 1969
14. DART; Political lists, 1965-1970
15. DART; Social Service Boards with labor rep. [c1966] ö 1968
1. DART; Young, Senator Coleman A. , corres., 1969-1970
2. DART; An Urban Recreation Planning Policy, 1970
3-8. DART; Vest Pocket Parks project, 1968-4 Jun 1970
9. DART; Williams, Mary, personal, 25 Jan 1968-0 Jul 1970
Subseries B: Other Agencies and Groups, 1965-70
10-12. Action House; Corres., memos, 28 Oct 1969-Jun 1970
13. Action House; Legal, history, 1968
14. Ad Hoc Construction Coalition, 2 Oct-17 Nov 1969
1. Archdiocese of Detroit: corres., 1968-70
2. Blacks; Political Views, [undated]
3. Blacks; Proposed Summer Programs, [c1969[
4. Board of Education; corres., 25 Aug 1967 ö Dec 1969
5. Bd. Of Ed.; Newsletters, corres., 1968-20 Jan 1970
6. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, Barbour Jr. High, [c 1967]
7. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, Duffield Area, 1968]
8. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, Jefferson Jr. High [c1965]
9. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, Mackenzie H.S., 1968
10. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, Scripps School Area, 1969
11. Bd. Of Ed.; School Community Study, corres., Webber Jr. High, 1962, 1969
12. Citizensâ Crusade Against Poverty, 17 Sep 1969 ö24- Mar 1969
13. Community Program Co-ordinating Coalition, 1968-69
14. Community Organization Support Structure; Study, 1969
15. Dodge Community House; corres., proposals, 1967-69
16. Girl Scouts of Metro. Detroit; Bd. of Dir., 1969-70
17. Metro. Det. Citizens Devel. Auth.; memos, corres., releases, clips, 1969
18. Metro. Detroit Society of Black Administrators , 1969
19. Marygrove College; Volunteer Project, Summer 1969
Subseries B: Other Agencies and Groups, 1965-70 (cont.)
1. National Rec. and Parks Assoc.; Chicago conference, Sep 1969
2. N.P.R.A.; Forums, reports, corres., 1968-69
3. Neighborhood Service Program; memos, proposals, corres., 1968-69
4. New Detroit, Inc.; Area meetings, Mar-Jul 1969
5-9. NDI; Community Services com., min., repts 19 Sep 1969- 14 Jul 1970
10. NDI; Corres., repts., proposals, 1 Dec 1967 ö15 Nov 1969
11. NDI; (Detroit) Joint Rec. Committee, corres., min., 1 Feb-23 Oct 1968
12. NDI; (D) J.R.C., corres., Min., Hist., 4 Nov 1968 ö 16 Apr 1970
13. NDI; History, operating info., 1967-69
14. NDI; Memberships Directory, 1969
15-16. NDI; Soc. Ser. Subcom., min., corres., 28 Aug 1969-9 Jul 1970
17. NDI; Youth, Rec., and Cul. Affairs Subcom., general. 8 Feb 1969-8 Jun 1970
18. NDI; Youth, Rec., and Cul. Affairs Subcom., New Det. Sum Prop., 1968
19. North Woodward Interfaith Council; Corres., proposal, 1969
20.Protestant Community Services, [undated]
21. The Rouse Company; TICC proposal, 1970
22. Social Welfare Workers Movement, 1969-70
23. Theatre and Dance projects, 1967, 1969
1. United Community Services; Ad Hoc Initiating Comm., 1970
2. UCS; Boards of Directors, 1968, 1969
3. UCS; Budget, appropriations, 1968-69
4. UCS; Correspondence, 12 Feb 1969 ö 29 Apr 1970
5. UCS; Eligibility requirements, 1965-67
6. UCS; Group Work ö Recreation Federation, 1967-68
7-9. UCS; Minutes, memos, reorganization, 31 Jan 1968 ö May 1970
10. UCS; Organizational Study (Greenleigh, Assoc.), 1968
11. UCS; Summer Program, 1968-70
12. UCS; United Foundation; officers and Board Members, 1969
13. Urban Design Development Group, 1969
14. Your Neighborhood Community Movement, 1969
15. Washington Boulevard Project; Reaction to, Sep 1967 ö 2 Jan 1968
16-17. Woodward East Project, Inc.; Min., clips, 1 May 1969 ö 2 Jul 1970
Subseries C: City of Detroit, 1947-1970
18. City Plan Commission; Master Plan Recreation Facilities, May 1947
19. Commission on Children and Youth; Annual Report, 1967
20. Commission on Children and Youth; Annual Report, 1968
1. Commission on Children and Youth; General, [c1967] ö 20 Jan 1970
2. C.C.Y.; Youth Op. Council, Cultural Arts Com., 1968
3. C.C.Y.; Youth Op. Council/Prog., employment of youth, Feb-Jul, 1969
4-5. C.C.Y.; Y.O.C., Rec. & Soc. Ser. Com., repts., min., 4 Oct 1967-Dec 1968
6-7. C.C.Y.; Y.O.C., Summer Prog., memos, rept., 1967-1968
8. Commission on Community Relations; Memos, corres., 1969
9-10. Common Council; Corres, memos, 5 Feb 1969 ö 11 Aug 1970
11-12. Dept. of Parks and Recreation Activities Schedule; 1966, 1967, 1969-70
13. D.P.R.; Annual Report and history of Dept., 1968-69
14. D.P.R.; Artificial Ice Rinks, 1967-69
15. D.P.R.; Budget and correspondence, 1961-[c1970]
16. D.P.R.; Commission minutes, 8 Sep 1967- 11 Dec 1969
17. D.P.R.; Commission minutes, memos, 2 Jan ö 11 Jun 1969
1-2. D.P.R.; Commission minutes, memos, Aug 1969-1970
3. D.P.R.; Correspondence, memos, clips, 19 Sep 1967 ö 31 Oct 1969
4. D.P.R.; Correspondence, memos, repts., 4 Nov 12 Dec 1969
5. D.P.R.; Correspondence, memos, 6 Jan ö 2 Jul 1970
6. D.P.R.; Committee on Mental Health Program, [c1966]
7. D.P.R.; "General Report on Recreation Needs," 16 Jun 1970
8. D.P.R.; General statistics, job descriptions, [c1966]- 1970
9. D.P.R.; Memo to Recreation Division Field Staff, 32 Nov 1969
10. D.P.R.; Personnel Directory, 1 Dec 1967
11. D.P.R.; Pilot Recreation Project, 1960-62, 1969
12-13. D..; Properties, 1964, 1967-68
14. D.P.R.; Recreation Bond Issue, 1969
15. D.P.R.; Recreation Center Programs, 10 Jul 1967 ö 20 Feb 1970
16. D.P.R.; Tot-lots, 1969
17. Detroit Housing Commission; Neigh. Devel, Prog., corres., 1969
18-19. Mayorâs Committee for Community Renewal, [c1966] ö 1970
20. Mayorâs Com. For Human Resources Devel.; Neigh. Ser. Prog. [c1968]
1. Mayorâs Com. For Human Resources Devel.; 12 Aug 1969-12 May 1969
2. Mayorâs Office; Home Interview Study (Greenleigh, Assoc.), 1965
3. Model Neighborhood; A Cultural Arts Project Proposal, [c1968]
4. Model Neighborhood; Rec. and Cultural Com. Rept, Oct 1968
5. Model Neighborhood; Statistics, 1966-68
6. Model Neighborhood/Cities; Clips, corres., repts., 1968
7. Model Neighborhood/Cities; Corres., reports, memos, 5 Feb 1969-6 May 1970
Subseries D: State, Regional, and Federal Agencies, 1965-70
Box 10 (cont.)
8. Mich.; Department of Con., State Rec. Ad. Com., Benton Harbor, 1966
9. Mich.; Dpt. Of Nat. Res. (Dpt. Of Con.), hist, repts., rosters, 1966-70
10. Mich.; D.N.R.. (Dpt. Of Con.), Mich. Rec. & Park Assoc., 1968-69
11. Mich.; D.N.R.., Natural Resources Commission, 1968-1969
12. Mich.; D.N.R.. (Dpt. Of Con.), Rec. Bond Prog., 1968
13-16. Mich.; D.N.R., Rec. Bond Program, Jan 1969 öJun 1970
1. Mich.; D.N.R., Rec. Bond Prog., Aug, 1970
2. Mich.; D.N.R., Rec. Bond Prog., Wayne Co., Proj., Sept 1969
3-6. Mich.; D.N.R., S.R.A.C., corres., minutes, 7 May 1968-3 ug 1970
7. Mich.; Huron-Clinton Metro. Auth., Belle Isle Park, 1969-70
8. Mich.; HCMA, guide, reports, 1968-70
9. Mich.; HCMA, history, report, 31 Dec 1967
10.Mich.; Mich. Youth Commission, Youth Advisory Com., 1967, 1968, 1970
11.Regional; So. East Mich. Council of Govts., Op. Breakthrough, 1970
12. Regional; SEMCOG, Talus repts., corres., bulletins, 1970
13. Regional; So. East Mich. Trans. Auth., 1969-70
14. Federal; Dept. of Housing and Urban Deve., creation of, 10 Aug 1965
15. Federal; HUD, general, 1970
16. Federal; HUD, Mich., UB-9 (Vest Pocket Parks), [c Jun 1969]
17. Federal; HUD, Urban Beaut. & Improv. Prog., info., 24 Nov.1965-22 Oct1968
18. Federal; Vol. In Ser to America, app., memos, corres., 1969
19. Federal; VISTA, Proj, Devel. Kit, 1968
1. Federal: VISTA, sponsor instructions [c1967]
Environmental and Consumer Issues,
1968-72
Box 12
Files relating to the 1972 Presidential Campaign including correspondence, clippings, brochures, and the working papers in development of some campaign flyers developed by the UAW for distribution to its membership. The issues addressed include that of the environment and that of the consumerism. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically.
2. Campaign and environmental info.; 1968, 1971-1972
3. Campaign Endorsements; 1972
4. Campaign Flyers; produced by UAW, 1972
5. Campaign Literature; general, 1972
6-8. Corres., Memos; Re; production of campaign literature
Aug-Nov 1972
9. Environmental Articles; Jul 1971-Oct 1972
10. Environmental Issues; Congressional Record, Mar 1971-3 May 1972
11. Environmental Issues; Statements, speeches, McGovern,
15 Dec 1970-8 Oct 1972
12. Environmental Issues; View and criticisms of candidates, 1972
13-15. Environmentalists for McGovern/Shriver â72; 30 Aug-4 Nov 1972
16. "Nixonâs Environmental Aides;" [c 1972]
17. Response to McGovern critics at Democratic Convention; 1972
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Index
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(correspondence is indicated by an asterisk)
Action House, 4:10-13, 5:9-19, 7:8-9, 817
Ad Hoc Construction Coalition, 4:12,14
Afro Archdiocese of Detroit, 3:3,12, 4:4,5, 5:1, 6:11
Archdiocese American Cultural Association, 3:9
Opportunity Program (AOP), 5:1, 6:11
Association of Black Social Workers (ABSW), 3:3, 7:7
Association of Northern Civic Organizations (ANCO), 3:2, 4:2, 5:17, 7:8,9,13
Belle Isle, 3:5,8,9, 4:1, 8:9, 16,17, 9:1-5,9, 14, 19, 11:2, 15
Black Polish Alliance/Conference, 6:8, 16
Bluestone, Irv, 5:17
*Broiler, Edward, 4:3-4, 8; 9:18
Bruder, Edward, 3:7
Bradby Recreation Center, 4:4
Board of Education (Detroit), 4:5, 5:4-11, 8:12,17, 9:7,14
Boys Clubs, 3:13, 6:11,12, 7:4
C
*Carey, Ed, 3:9, 7:15, 8:9, 9:14
*Cason, David Jr., 10:6-7
Cason, David Jr., 10:6
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO), 6:3
*Cavanagh, Mayor Jerome, 7:15, 10:6
Cavanaugh, Mayor Jerome, 3:9, 13, 4:3, 5:2, 6:3, 9:3
Common Ground for the Arts, 3:1, 13
Community Action Program Council (UAW), 12:5,7-8
Community Legal Counsel/Services, 3:8, 4:5, 8:2
Community Renewal Program, 4:5
D
Davison Association of Block Clubs, 3:1-3,5, 9:3-4,11
*Dearden, Cardinal John F., 4:5
Delray Area(Soutwest Detroit Community), 3:2, 12, 5:19, 7:9, 11:11-12
Deprived Areas Recreation Team (DART), Box 3, 4:1-9, 5:19, 6:17, 7:9, 8:3,9,16, 9:2,4-5, 9, 10:7, 11:11
Detroit City Plan(ning) Commission, 3:5,9, 4:2,5, 9:3
Detroit Common Council, 3:2, 13, 4, 1, 11, 5:15
Detroit Department of Parks and Recreation, 3:1-3, 5-9, 11-13, 4:1, 3-5, 8-9, 11,15, 5:19, 6:3,11-12, 7:4, 8:1, 4-5, 8-10, 13-17, 9:1-16; 10:7
(Detroit) Joint Recreation Committee, 3:13, 5:19, 6:11-12, 11:4
Detroit Metropolitan Welfare Rights Organization, 6:10-15
Detroit Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM), 5:2
Detroit Stadium Committee, 3:1, 9:9
Detroit Urban League, 4:14
Ditto, Frank, 3:5, 4:11-12, 5:19, 6; 10
Dodge Community House, 3:6, 11, 13, 5:15,19, 6:12, 7:9, 8:16,17
Downriver Anti-Pollution Project, 3:13
Eastside Voice of Independent Detroit 3:5, 6:10, 8:5, see also Ditto, Frank
Edey, Marion, 12:3, 9, 12
Evans Recreation Center, 3:5, 12, 8:16, 9:3-4, 7, 15
F
*Fanning, Richard, 3:3, 4:4-5,8, 9,2-4
Fanning, Richard, 3:7-9, 6:11, 8:9, 10:7
*Felder, George, 3:3,9, 12, 4:8, 12, 8:3,10, 9:5, 19, 10:1
Fort Wayne-Cary Community Center, 3:1
Greenleigh Associates, report; Home Interview Study, 3:6, 10:2
Greenleigh Associates, report; Recreational Groups, 7:6, 8:4, 9:4
Greenleigh Associates, report; C.C.S. Reorganization Study, 3:3, 5:18-19, 7:7-8,10,
Grass Roots Organizational Workers (GROW), 3:1,5, 6:16, 9:9
*Griffin, Robert, 12:9
Gribbs, Mayor Roman, 4:9, 9:2
H
*Hackles, Robert, 12:13
*Haskell, Elizabeth, 4:10-12
Haskell, Elizabeth, 4:10-11, 13
Hickel, Walter J., 6:1, 12,16
*Hossack, Margaret A., 9:3, 10:8-9, 11:3-6
House of the Carpenter Child Care Center, 3:11
*Huegli, Richard, 3:3, 4:11-12, 7:1, 7-8
Heugli, Richard, 5:19, 6: 5-8, 11, 15-16, 7:6-9
Humphrey, Hubert H., 12:3
*Jeffrey, Mildred, 3:1, 4:7,11, 5:5, 9:1-2, 4-5, 12:6
Jeffrey, Mildred, 8:5-6, 17, 9:9
*Johnson, Michael, 3:2-3, 8, 4:5, 7, 8, 5:17, 9:9, 14, 19, 11:11-12
Johnson, Michael, 3:6-9, 4:4-5; 8, 5:17, 10:7, 11:16 see also Vest Pocket Parks
Karpinski, John R., 3: 2, 8
Latin American Community Association, 3:1
League of Conservative Voters, 12:3,9,12
*McDonald, Anna, 3:1-3, 5-6, 8-9, 4:7-9, 12, 14, 5:5, 6:22, 7:4, 13, 8:1, 8-9, 9:1-3, 5, 14, 10:7, 11:4
McDonald, Anna, 8:17, 9:2
*McGovern, George, 12:13
McGovern, George, 12: 3, 5-7, 12, 14, 3:1-3, 9, 12, 4:9, 5:17, 6:6, 10-12, 17, 7:4, 15, 8:9-10, 17, 9:1-5, 9, 11, 14, 11:3, 16, 12:5-8, 13, 15
Madar, Olga M., 3:5-9, 8:16, 9:14, 10:8-9,15, 11:4
*Mahaffey, Maryann, 4:9, 7:9, 8:6, 9,
Mahaffey, Maryann, 8:1, 4-5, 7
Manistee Music Camp, 3:1
Manson, Sister Hilda, 4:4-5, (see also Vest Pocket Parks)
*Marcellino, James J. esq., 3:8, 4:4, 10, 8:3
*May, John, 3:3, 5, 13, 4:3-5, 7-10, 5:4-5, 7:15, 8:9-11, 14-15, 9:2-5, 7, 15-16, 10:7
May, John, 3:8-9, 13, 5:15, 8:17, 9:4
Mayor's Committee on Community Renewal, MCCR), 3:7, 4:10, 8:1
Mayor's Commission for Human Resources, Development (MCHRD), 3:9, 4:2-3,5,
Mayor's Unit to Serve Community Led Efforts (MUSCLE), 4:3
*Mazey, Emil, 3:1, 4:9
*Metcalf, Versia, 12:6
Metropolitan Detroit Citizen's Development Authority (MDCDA), 3:3, 5, 4:2, 5:17, 6:19
Metropolitan Detroit Society of Black Administrators (MDSBA), 5:18
Metropolitan Detroit Youth Foundation, 3:3, 10:7
Michigan Civil Rights Commission, 3:3,9
Michigan Department of Natural Re Sources (DNR), 3:9, 9:14, 10:10-16, 11:1-6, see also Dept. of Conservation
Michigan State University, Department of Parks and Recreation, 3:2
*Milliken, Governor William G., 6:6,9, 11:4
Millikin, Governor William G., 11:15
Model Neighborhood/Cities, 3:5, 7, 12, 9:2, 4, 7
Moore School Community Council, 3:2
Muthlib, Mildred, 8:13, 9:4,11, see also Pilot Recreation Project
Narcotics Addiction Rehabilitation Coordinating Organization, 6:6, 9
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 3:3, 4:12, 14, 8:1
Neighborhood Community Mental Health Services, Inc., 3:10
Neighborhood Service Project, 6:3, 11
Neighborhood Youth Corporation, 3:7, 4:5, 10:7
New Detroit, Inc.(NDI), 3: 1, 6, 7, 11-13, 4:2, 5:19, 6:3, 4-18, 8:5, 9:9
Nixon, President Richard, 5:14, 12:5-7, 12
*Patrick, William T.,Jr., 3:11-13, 6:9-10
Patrick, William T., Jr., 3:3, 12, 6:6, 8, 14-15, 7:6
People United For Community Service, 7:8-9
Pilot Recreation Project, 9:4, 11, see also Detroit Department of Parks and Recreation and Muthlib, Mildred
Police Community Relations Study, 6:5-7
Political Education Project, 6:10
Positive Neighborhood Action Committee, 4:4, 6:4
Project Advisory Committee (of New Detroit, Inc.), 3:11
Protestant Community Services, 4:9
*Radin, Fran, 12:14-15, 10:3-7
*Ravitz, Mel, 4:11, 5:15, 8:9
Recreation Bond Program/Issue, 3:1, 3, 5, 8-9, 12, 6:11-12, 17, 8:1,9, 9:1, 4, 7, 9,10:12-16, 11:1-5, 7, 10, 15
Recreation Center Advisory Committee, 3:13, 9:15
*Reuther, Walter, 4:9, 5:12, 9:2
*Richards, Richard, 3:1-2, 8-9, 11-12, 4:5, 6:4, 11-12, 17, 11:5
Richards, Richard, 5:19, 6:17
*Romney, George, 11:3
Romney, George, 10:9
*Seavey, Joseph, 6:11-12, 7:4, 10:9, 11:1, 3-6, 10
Seavey, Joseph, 10:10, 11:3
School Community Agents, 3:11, 5:4-5, 13
Shriver, Sargent, 12:5-6, 12, 14
Social Welfare Workers Movement (SWWM), 6:22
Southeast Michigan Coalition of Governments (SEMCOG), 4:2
Southwest Detroit Community (Delray Area), 3:2, 12, 5:19, 7:9, 11:11-12
(State Recreation Advisory Commission, 3:8, 12-13, 7:4, 9:14, 10:9, 1:3-6
*Stein, Alex J., 6:11-12k 7:4, 11:4
Stein, Alex J., 5:19, 8:7
Stockard, James, Jr., 3:4
*Stout, John, 3:1, 13, 5:15, 6:3-4, 10-11, 17, 7:14-15, 8:1, 6-7, 9:3, 18, 10:7
Stout, John, 7:14, 8:1, 4-5, 15
Summer Recreation Programs, 3:2, 5:3, 13, 15, 6:10, 12, 17, 18, 7:3, 7, 8:2, 4-5, 7, 9-10, 9:4, 10:4, 7, 11:15
United Community Services (UCS), 3:3, 12, 4:2, 9, 12, 5: 15, 18, 19, 6:6, 8, 10-12, 22, 7:1-11, 8:1
United Foundation, 5:19, 6:22, 7:12
University City Community Association, Inc., 3:10
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 3:5, 7, 4:4, 7-8, 12, 14, 6:2, 9:17-19, 10: 3-7
University of Michigan School of Natural Resources, 3:2
Urban Beautification (Projects), 3:3, 5, 7, 9, 4:1, 3, 5, 7-8, 5:17, 8:16, 9:1-2, 19, 10:7, 11:16
Urban League, 4:12, 14
Vest Pocket Parks, 3:5-7, 11-13, 4:3-8, 5:17, 19, 6:17, 7:14, 8:2-3, 5-6,8-10, 17, 9:1-2, 9, 10:7, 11:16
*Westbrook Johnallison, 3:1-3, 5-8, 11, 13, 4:3, 7-8, 5:1, 4, 11, 7:15, 8L6-7, 9, 15, 9:4, 10:6
Westbrook, Johnallison, 3:7, 6:4, 8:5
*Williams, Houston, 3:1-3, 5, 7-9, 12, 4:7-9, 12, 4, 5:17, 6:4, 22, 7:4, 14, 8:3, 8-9, 14, 9:4-5, 11, 14-15
*Williams, Mary, 3: 1-3, 5-12, 4:1, 3-5, 7-12, 14, 5:4-5, 12-13, 16-19, 7:4, 7, 9, 14, 8:1, 3, 8-10, 15, 9: 1-5, 11 14-19, 10; 1, 7, 11, 11: 3-6, 11, 13
Williams, Mary, 3:9:13, 6: 5, 8:17
*Winkleman, Stanley, 6:5-7, 9, 16
Winkleman, Stanley, 6:5-6
*Woodcock, Leonard, 12:8
Woodward East Project, Inc., 3:10, 4:2, 7:16-17
Yolton, John, 12:6, 14-15
*Young, Senator Coleman A., 4:1, 7:15
Young, Senator Coleman A., 4:1, 8:1
Youth Opportunity Council, 4:5, 5:19, 6:12, 8: 2-7
Youth Opportunity Program, 3:7, 4:5, 5:15,19, 6:3, 7:11, 8:1-7
Youth, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Committee (of New Detroit), 3:1, 11-12, 6:11, 17-18
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