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G 380--COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF STATE FEP LAWS. Paul Hartman. 22 pp. 35c. Up-to-date guide to all existing Fair Employment Practices laws.
R 123--FEDERAL ACTION FOR CIVIL RIGHTS. (From Current.) 5c. A summary of the 1961 Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights concerning discrimination in Voting, Education, Employment, Housing and Justice. Includes recommended federal legislative and administrative programs.
G 431--DISCRIMINATION: Based on the Report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights. Wallace Mendelson. 175 pp. $1.95. A condensation of the thorough review and analysis contained in the 1961 Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Covers discrimination at the polls, in housing, employment and education. Also a chapter on police misconduct, and the Commission's recommendations based on the "Black Belt Study." Thoroughly documented with testimony, interviews, and significant legal decisions. The author was editor-in-chief of the original report. Prentice-Hall, Spectrum Book.
G 395--THE ADMINISTRATION AND CIVIL RIGHTS. (From the ADL Bulletin.) 10c. A collection of articles by key civil rights people in the Kennedy administration.
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G 380--COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF STATE FEP LAWS. Paul Hartman. 22 pp. 35c. Up-to-date guide to all existing Fair Employment Practices laws. R 123--FEDERAL ACTION FOR CIVIL RIGHTS. (From Current.) 5c. A summary of the 1961 Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights concerning discrimination in Voting, Education, Employment, Housing and Justice. Includes recommended federal legislative and administrative programs. G 431--DISCRIMINATION: Based on the Report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights. Wallace Mendelson. 175 pp. $1.95. A condensation of the thorough review and analysis contained in the 1961 Report of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Covers discrimination at the polls, in housing, employment and education. Also a chapter on police misconduct, and the Commission's recommendations based on the "Black Belt Study." Thoroughly documented with testimony, interviews, and significant legal decisions. The author was editor-in-chief of the original report. Prentice-Hall, Spectrum Book. G 395--THE ADMINISTRATION AND CIVIL RIGHTS. (From the ADL Bulletin.) 10c. A collection of articles by key civil rights people in the Kennedy administration. 31