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Tags: 50th Ward Chicago, Bernard M. Decker, Bloomington College, Carl E. Bagge, Chicago Illinois, Chicago Metropolitan Area, Chicago's American, Copy, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Dorothy V. Arns, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, Ethel Untermyer, Everett Dirksen, Federal Power Commission (FPC), Handwritten Notes, Housing Segregation, Independent Voters of Illinois, Independent Voters of Illinois Upper North Branch, Independent Voters of Illinois Upper North Branch Political Action Chairman, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Jacob K. Javits, John F. Kennedy, John W. Hunt, Lake County Circuit Court, Letter, Little Rock of Housing, Lyndon B. Johnson, Max Weinrib, Michelle Newman, Open Occupancy Housing, Park Referendum, Paul H. Douglas, Racial Integration, Segregation, Selma Alabama, Social Responsibility, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Federal District Court, Washington D.C.

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Tags: Africa, Anti-Semitism, Arthur G. Falls, Arthur Shay, Atlanta Journal, B'nai Brith, Bedroom Community, Bernard Scotch, Beth Orr Synagogue, Birmingham Alabama, Briargate Country Club, Briarwood Golf Club, But Not Next Door, Charlotte Scotch, Chicago Illinois, Christianity, Civil Rights, Communism, Cuba, David H. Rosen, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Building Commissioner, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Demographics, Deerfield Grammar School, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District Superintendent, Deerfield Review, Deerfield School District #110, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Manager, Deerfield Village Meetings, Deerfield Village Officials, Detroit Michigan, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Dilling, Europe, Ford Edsel, Harold C. Lewis, Hate Literature, Highland Park High School, Housing Segregation, Individual Rights, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jack D. Parker, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, James A. Pike, Joseph G. Powell, Judaism, Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock of the North, Martin Luther King Jr., Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Norris W. Stilphen, North Shore Residents Association, Open Occupancy Housing, Oscar Hammerstein II, Overt Racism, Oxford Mississippi, Parent Teacher Association, Park Referendum, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philip M. Klutznick, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Protestantism, Provident Hospital, Quakers, Race Relations, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equality, Racial Segregation, Real Estate Agents, Red Hand Over Deerfield, Religious Response to the Deerfield Integration Case, Republican Party, Robert C. Weaver, Roman Catholic Church, Russia, Sedokah, Social Fabric of the Community, Social Justice, Soviet Union (USSR), Speeches, Synagogues, Temporary Injunction, The Massive Wallop, Theodor P. Repsholdt, Unitarian Church, United States Federal District Court, Vandalism, West Deerfield Township Library, White Citizens Councils, World War II

Tags: Anti-Semitism, Book Review, But Not Next Door, Chicago Illinois, David H. Rosen, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Harry M. Rosen, Housing Discrimination, Housing Integration, Housing Segregation, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Jacob K. Javits, Jewish Community Centers, Judaism, Land Condemnation, Morris Milgram, New York, New York Times Book Review, Park Referendum, Racial Integration, Real Estate Agents, Residential Segregation, Social Workers, St. Louis Missouri, United States Federal District Court, Wayne Phillips

Tags: Africa, Asia, Bigotry, Book Review, But Not Next Door, Civil Rights, Communism, Controlled Occupancy Policy, David H. Rosen, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Equal Rights, Harry M. Rosen, Housing Segregation, Hugh Hough, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jacob K. Javits, Land Condemnation, Latin America, Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock of Housing, Little Rock of the North, New York, Park Referendum, Racial Integration, Social Workers, United States Federal District Court

Tags: 1961 United States Civil Rights Commission Report, Africa, African Americans, Albert P. Blaustein, American Culture, American Indians, American Nativism, Anchor Books, Anisfield-Wolf Award, Anti-Catholicism, Anti-Semitism, Anvil Books, Beacon Paperbacks, Bigotry, Blackface, Blue Laws, Book List, Brown v. Board of Education, But Not Next Door, Capricon Books, Case Materials, Chandler Publishing Company, Charles Aikin, Christian Democracy, Christianity, City Colleges of New York, City Colleges of New York History Department, Civil Rights Act of 1960, Civil Rights Legislation, Clarence C. Ferguson, Community Behavior, Community Tensions, Concurring Opinion, Court Cases, Daniel M. Berman, David H. Rosen, Deerfield Illinois, Desegregation, Discrimination, Dissenting Opinion, Earl Raab, Economic Motivations for Prejudice, Education Discrimination, Education Quotas, Elizabeth D. Norris, Employment Discrimination, England, Europeans, Gordon Allport, Grandfather Clause, Gustavus Myers, Harry M. Rosen, Harvard University, Henry M. Christman, Housing Discrimination, Housing Segregation, Immigration, Industrialization, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Intergroup Relations, Interracial Review, Jacob K. Javits, James W. Parkes, Jewish-Christian Relations, John Higham, John Howard Griffin, Kenneth W. Underwood, Ku Klux Klan, Legislation, Louis L. Snyder, MacFadden Books, Macmillan, McCarthyism, Meridian Books, National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ), Native Americans, New American Library, New Deal, New England, New York, Occupational Segregation, Oklahoma, Oppressed, Oppression, Oppressor, Oscar Handlin, Police Misconduct, Political Motivations for Prejudice, Post-War Era, Power Structure, Prejudice, Protestantism, Psychoanalytic Case Studies, Psychological Impact of Segregation, Psychology of Conflict, Psychology of Hate, Psychology of Prejudice, Psychology of the Oppressed, Psychology of the Oppressor, Puerto Ricans, Race Relations, Racial Discrimination, Racial Exploitation, Racial Integration, Racial Prejudice, Racial Segregation, Racialism, Racist Movements, Religious Prejudice, Religious Response to Integration, Religious Sociology, Research Studies, Restriction Leagues, Right to Vote, Roman Catholic Church, Saturday Review, School Integration, Social Motivations for Prejudice, Social Pressures, Social Sciences, Social Stratifications, Spectrum Books, Strangers in the Land, The Great Depression, Thomas Patrick Melady, United States Civil Rights Commission, United States Congress, United States Constitution, University of Chicago, University of Chicago Press, Urbanization, Value Systems, Vintage Books, Voting Discrimination, Wallace Mendelson, Washington Square Press, Will Herberg, William T. Hagan, Witchcraft, World War I, World War II

Tags: B. Elton Cox, Chicago Illinois, Congregational Church, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Declaration of Conscience, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Human Relations Commission, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Police Department, Deerfield Review, Deerfield Village Officials, High Point North Carolina, Housing Segregation, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, John S. Usry, Land Condemnation, Morton Grove Illinois, National Conference on Race and Religion, Newspaper Article, Pear Tree Park, Pilgrim Congregational Church, Racial Discrimination, Racial Prejudice, Religious Response to Integration, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, Waukegan Road, Wilmot Road

Tags: Americans for Democratic Action, Blockbusting, Charlotte Des Jardins, Chatham, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Illinois, Compilation, Copy, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Federal Government, Housing Segregation, Hyde Park Chicago, Illinois, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Joseph L. Rauh Jr., Lake County Circuit Court, Letter to the Editor, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, National Student Councils of the YMCA and YWCA, Newspaper Article, Panic Selling, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Property Values and Race, R.A. Cleland, Racial Prejudice, Racial Segregation, School Segregation, Supply and Demand Economy, United States Supreme Court, Urbana Illinois, Washington D.C., Wilmette Illinois

Tags: A. Philip Randolph, Adlai E. Stevenson, Albert G. Meyer, Albert S. Coolidge, Alfred B. Lewis, Annandale Virginia, Arthur E. Morgan, Arthur G. Falls, Benjamin J. Anderson, Catherine B. Wurster, Charles Abrams, Charles S. Zimmerman, Civil Rights, Clarence E. Pickett, David H. Scull, Dean Chamberlin, Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Attorney, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District Superintendent, Deerfield Village Manager, Donald Harrington, Dorothy L. Height, Edward D. Hollander, Edward P. Eichler, Edward P. Morgan, Edwin T. Dahlberg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, Floral Park Model Homes, Floral Park Subdivision, Frances Levenson, Frank C. Montero, Frank S. Loescher, Franklin H. Williams, Frederick D. Patterson, George E. Otto, George J. Ritter, George M. Johnson, Gordon W. Allport, Henry Hitt Crane, Homer A. Jack, Housing Segregation, Howard Hoosin, Howard Thurman, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Irving Jay Fain, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, James A. Pike, Jerry Voorhis, John H. Wheeler, John J. O'Connor, John P. Morris, John W. Hunt, Joseph F. Rosenfield, Joseph S. Clark Jr., Joseph Samuel Perry, Kivie Kaplan, Lake County Circuit Court, Land Condemnation, Lee F. Johnson, Leonard G. Haeger, Lewis M. Hoskins, Lloyd K. Garrison, Loren Miller, Malcolm E. Peabody, Marietta Tree, Martin Luther King Jr., Martin Meyerson, Maurice N. Eisendrath, Max Delson, Max Weinrib, Maynard C. Krueger, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, Morton S. Grossman, Newsletter, Newton N. Minow, Norman Thomas, Orville L. Freeman, Oscar Hammerstein II, Park Referendum, Patrick Murphy Malin, Pear Tree Subdivision, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philip M. Klutznick, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Richard G. Kahn, Robert C. Weaver, Rosa Keller, Roy Wilkins, School Integration, Sidney Hollander, Sophia Yarnall Jacobs, Stevenson Rifkind and Wirtz, Stringfellow Barr, Sumner A. Mills, Temporary Injunction, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Constitution, United States Federal District Court, Victor Gruen, W. Willard Wirtz, Western Springs Illinois, Western Springs Park District v. Falls, William C. Hooper, William H. Gray Jr., William H. Scheide, William L.C. Wheaton

Tags: A. Lincoln James, Bethlehem United Brethren Church, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Rotary Club, Chicago Urban League, Church Federation of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Lawsuits, Compilation, Coppin African Methodist Episcopal Church, Copy, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Defense Fund, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Review, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Officials, Edwin C. Berry, Eugene M. Wykle, Greater Bethesda Baptist Church, Housing Segregation, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Joseph Samuel Perry, Land Condemnation, Ministers Co-Operative Civic Committee, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morrison Hotel, Newspaper Article, North Shore Unitarian Church, Park Referendum, Paul V. Berggren, Philip M. Hauser, Population Growth, Progress Development Corporation, Puerto Ricans, Russell R. Bletzer, Sociologists, Temporary Restraining Order, United States Federal District Court, University of Chicago, University of Chicago Sociology Department, Zion Lutheran Church