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Woes To Be Related To Lexington

Students Study Chicago's Urban Problems
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TOM WOOD ALL,

Thirteen

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ymca

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three days In Chicago during -- prmg vacation making an tx't-::-;i- '
Study of lLa urban problems.
The roup. OCCOOapunied hv Donald Leak, director ol the aiWBII YM
plans to relate prob-lesn- s
in Chirac to urhan problems in Lexington.
Meeting for thi- - purpose, in which the students
will talk with Leaington social nor hers, - scheduled tor next week.

urban renewal and
overcrowding,
were problems studied by the
group. Tours of different aeas ol the city, ranging
from the financial district to the worst slum areas,
ere arranged by Chicago ymca leader.--.
An Italian immigrant, noa .t member of the
Illinois Youth c emnission, explained how he and
some colleagues set up "block committees." with
the residents ol each block as ir.en.ber-- . during the
early :?30'-- .
Poverty,

racial segregation

It is surprising how much pride resident!
urn area- - can have m their community,'
Mrcet on Chicago's Wi- -t side an a week-da- y
cning
iiuwk their wares ranging Inn Palish sans ages t.
i Ihe
wooden stands, This was !!
aMapidated
students an than? trip
problem areas studied by L'niverstt? YMt
to Chicago.
Market

Vendor- -

The students later toured Chicago's West Side,
where committee- - of residents still are led by
social workers, trying to arouse the people to keep
their neighborhood clean and progressive.
to tin- Hyde
Daring a vi--

Community Conference office, the emup m, law
boa ritixens ol the ana had ergaawaed Ihe
i
in
alter real estate broker- - attempted
to e "blo
aaethods to emptv the neigh)
borhood of whites so that XeglWCl ould move in.
The citizens decided to remain and vevrj!:t
the area, keep up property 'value- - and work a. a
incoming Negro lishwill I
workeThe conference now ha- - seven, full-tis- ae
and a $40,000 annual budget supported hp
r-,
voluntary contribution- - of people in the Hyde
area. Tin neighborhood that the organic
zation serve now ha- - an equal number of win:
and Negro residents.
ymca leaders explained that when a Ghieag
area - marked for renewal, a developer buys the
land by bid. develops rl as be wishes I following
broad city specifications
and then rent- - Using
units in the new building! to tenant.-- .
These rents usua'dv are higher than rents in
the old dwewtaga, so people ot Ihe slum- - art
pushed farther out. set than, in goad neighborhoods
and rauaaag Ihcpj to lose value.
in addition, renewal experts pointed out that
new slums are often formed as the re sail of "bio
neighborexploitation of the
hoods by real estate speculators.

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be Dr. Berne rl
Speakers
Pre n noa I K aosoetote pro- es,ir ot political science; Br.
Mas .1. H'asaerman, visiting professor in the Patterson School of
and International
Diplomac
s nraeri .:
the Ron. II. van
eeonomie ministei
Blankenstein,
in
it Ihe Xetberlands Emnasaj
Vfashington;
Peter Mennell,
( onsal General
in Clevt
British
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Scheduled

nv rce, and James B:rkhead. chief
: th :
reign competition branch
of 'he U.S. Department of Agri- -i
ulture, will also address the con- -:
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for discussion
the "Common Market's
Topic- -

profess r
international affairs in the
Fletcher School of Lav. and Dia' Tuft- - University;
plomacy
Ernest Rubin, an official of the
Bureau of International Com- -

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the "Common Market and
the Future of the Atlantic Com- -

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Nominations
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tonight in Room 111. McVey
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leadership basMrary, at the Honors Program
row one hit to right
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three. John Ihnkhard and John
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ceremonies will
be held n the porch ! tiie front
gadiaim i the library.
A main nature ol the dedita-tio- n
Hill he the presentation ot
the millionth volume to th.' library. The huuk is GaaBeo'i "tai-alooi 1. ;J !" uliieh w as given
to the t tmrsity by Eloie and
Phillip Image of Biter ton sL III.
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remodeled afar-ga- r.
King Library win be
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held at 3 i'J
Frank C Francis, director and
principal librarian "i 'he British
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Democratic gubema t orlal
Ned Breathitt
agreed
Tuesday to debate the camp..;.:,
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issues with his opponent
"Happy Chandler, on a Lexington television station.

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a reply to a
from the
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vited to appear before a "fact--foruboard by James Shuffett;
and Clifford Hblliday,
of the board.
Tliitelegram asked Breathitt,
to send a h-- t of "the commttt

in such a debate.
Breathitt's telegram said:
tin- - campaign
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outstanding sophomore in agriculture, and - re-- i
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holarship grant from Gamma Sigma Delta,

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scholastM standing. Presenting the award is
chapter president and associate professor
ot agriculture A: the left i Dr. Donald VS.
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agriculture honorary.

viho holds a
Dr. Den R. Jacob--o- n.
in the department
MacLanry, profespresident.

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