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The newly fo rmed centra l agen cy merging the Atlonfa Jewish Community Council,
Jewis h Welfa re Fu nd a nd the Jewish So cial Service Federa tion
41 Exchange Pl ace, S. E.
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A lanta, Ge o ig ia 3030 3
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Ph one 525-48 25
ABE GO L DSTE IN
PRESIDEN f
M .
C.
Nov emb er 29 , 1967
GS TT IN G ER
EXE CUTI V C: D IR E CTO R
Mr . Dan Sweat
City Ha ll
68 Mi t c h e l l S t . , S . W.
At l anta, Ga .
30303
Dear Mr . Swe at :
In a cco rdan c e wi th o u r telephone c onve rs at io n of
last Friday I wi sh t o advise you that the Atlanta
Jewish Welfare Federation is interested in parti c ipating
in the wor k o f the At l anta Urban Coalit i on .
The Atlanta Jewish Welfare Federation represen t s
virtually al l the adult Jewish organizations in greater
Atlanta . As the letterhead indicates this c entral
Jewish communal agency is the resu l t of the re c ent
merger of the Atlanta Jewish Community Counc il, t h e
Welfare Fund and the S ocial Servi c e Federati o n .
I am
enc los i ng a c hart de sc r i b i ng the s t ruc t u r e and program
of the Federat i on .
Please do not hesitate t o c all upon us i f we c an be
of any a s sistanc e to the wo rk of the Ci ty o f Atlanta.
Sincerely yours,
(. _,, .
. ,
.
M. C. Getting er
Executive Director
Enclosure
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Atlanta Tewish Welfare Gederation, One.
The newly formed central agency merging the Atlanta Jewish Community Council,
Jewish Welfare Fund ond the Jewish Social Service Federation
4] Exchange Place, S. E. ° Atlanta, Georgia 30303 ° Phone 525-4825
ABE GOLDSTEIN
PRESIDENT
November 29, 1967
M, C. GETTINGER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mx. Dan Sweat
City Hall
68 Mitchell St., S.W.
Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Dear Mr. Sweat:
In accordance with our telephone conversation of
last Friday I wish to advise you that the Atlanta
Jewish Welfare Federation is interested in participating
in the work of the Atlanta Urban Coalition.
The Atlanta Jewish Welfare Federation represents
virtually all the adult Jewish organizations in greater
Atlanta. As the letterhead indicates this central
Jewish communal agency is the result of the recent
merger of the Atlanta Jewish Community Council, the
Welfare Fund and the Social Service Federation. I am
enclosing a chart describing the structure and program
of the Federation.
Please do not hesitate to call upon us if we can be
of any assistance to the work of the City of Atlanta.
Sincerely yours,
M. C, Gettinger
Executive Director
Enclosure
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ATLANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1 300 COMMERCE BU I LDING I P. 0. BOX
1740
I
ATLANTA, GEORGI A
30301
November 28, 1967
Dear Mr. Employer:
The National Urban Coalition Task Force on Private Employment will hold a:
Regional Planning Conference in Atlanta on Wednesday, December 13, to explore
the possibilities of expa.nding employment opportunities for the hard-core unemployed.
~
~ The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the City of Atlanta are cooperating with
the Urban Coalition: in this effort. Atlanta's key business executives are being invited
to participate because of the special significance of this conference for Atlanta business.
~ Mr. Gerald L. Phillippe, Chairman of the Board of General Electric Company
and also Chairman of the Task Force, will keynote the conference. He will discuss
programs instituted by private business to provide meaningful and productive jobs for
the hard-core unemployed.
~ Another part of the program will be a slide presentation on Atlanta's unemployment
problem and its relationship to private business. The presentation was prepared by
several Atlanta organizations as a means of stimulating discussion of approaches to our
dual problem of people who need jobs and unfilled jobs which need people.
~ The conference will be at the American Motor Hotel, 160 Spring street, N. W.
Registration will begin at 8:30 a. m., ·followed by a general session, workshops and a
luncheon, with adjournment at 3:30 p. m. There is no registration fee; price of the
luncheon is $4. 75 . per person.
~
Please make your plans now to attend, and return the enclosed card to assure
your reservation.
Sincerely,
~.-t;~· ~.~~President
Mayor
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ATLANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1300 COMMERCE BUILDING / P. 0. BOX 1740 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30301
November 28, 1967
Dear Mr. Employer:
Y The National Urban Coalition Task Force on Private Employment will hold a
Regional Planning Conference in Atlanta on Wednesday, December 13, to explore
the possibilities of expanding employment opportunities for the hard-core unemployed.
Y The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the City of Atlanta are cooperating with
the Urban Coalition in this effort. Atlanta's key business executives are being invited
to participate because of the special significance of this conference for Atlanta business.
Y Mr. Gerald L. Phillippe, Chairman of the Board of General Electric Company
and also Chairman of the Task Force, will keynote the conference. He will discuss
programs instituted by private business to provide meaningful and productive jobs for
the hard-core unemployed.
Y Another part of the program will be a slide presentation on Atlanta's unemployment
problem and its relationship to private business. The presentation was prepared by
several Atlanta organizations as a means of stimulating discussion of approaches to our
dual problem of people who need jobs and unfilled jobs which need people.
WY The conference will be at the American Motor Hotel, 160 Spring Street, N. W.
Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m., ‘followed by a general session, workshops and a
luncheon, with adjournment at 3:30 p.m. There is no registration fee; price of the
luncheon is $4.75 per person.
Y Please make your plans now to attend, and return the enclosed card to assure
your reservation.
Sincerely,
BRE Bhim
. Sterne, J Allen, Jr.
President Mayor
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CITY HALL
November 30, 1967
ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Cod e 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES , Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liai son
MEMORANDUM
To:
Members of Atlanta L ocal Urban Coalition
From:
Enclosed is a letter of invitation and program concerning the
D ecember 13 meeting of the Task Force on Private Employment
of the National Urban Coalition .
I hope that all of you can make your plans to attend this important
conference.
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CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303
November 30, 1967 Tel, 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
To: Members of Atlanta Local Urban Coalition
From: Dan Sak
Enclosed is a letter of invitation and program concerning the
December 13 meeting of the Task Force on Private Employment
of the National Urban Coalition.
I hope that all of you can make your plans to attend this important
conference,
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ITY OF A.TLANT.A
CITY HALL
December 1, 1967
ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
To:
From:
Attached is a copy of a letter sent out by Mayor Allen and
Billy Sterne inviting top executives of the major employers
in the Atlanta area to the Decen1ber 13 Eastern Regional
Conference of the National Urban Coalition.
The conference will deal with expanding employment opportunities
and will feature several nationally known executives who are
assisting the efforts of the National Coalition in expanding
opportunities for employment of the unemployed and underemployed in private enterprise.
I think this program will be of significant interest to you and
I hope that you will be able to attend and participate.
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CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
December 1, 1967
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS, ANN M, MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
To:
From: Dan Sweat
Attached is a copy of a letter sent out by Mayor Allen and
Billy Sterne inviting top executives of the major employers
in the Atlanta area to the December 13 Eastern Regional
Conference of the National Urban Coalition,
The conference will deal with expanding employment opportunities
and will feature several nationally known executives who are
assisting the efforts of the National Coalition in expanding
opportunities for employment of the unemployed and under-
employed in private enterprise. .
I think this program will be of significant interest to you and
I hope that you will be able to attend and participate.
DS:fy
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C TYO
.ATLANTA
CITY HALL
December 1, 1967
ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
To:
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From: D9-p _Swe at
Attached is a copy of a letter sent out by Mayor Allen and
Billy Sterne inviting top executives of the major employers
in the Atlanta area to the Decemb e r 13 Eastern Re gional
Confer ence of the National Urban Coalition.
The conference will deal with expanding employment opportunities
and will feature several nationally known executives who are
assisting the efforts of the National Coalition in e xpanding
opportunities for employment of the unemployed and under employed in private enterprise.
I think this program will be of significant interest to you and
I hope that you will be able to attend and participate.
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CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303
Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404
December 1, 1967
IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR
R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant
MRS, ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary
DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison
MEMORANDUM
To:
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From; Dan Sweat
Attached is a copy of a letter sent out by Mayor Allen and
Billy Sterne inviting top executives of the major employers
in the Atlanta area to the December 13 Eastern Regional
Conference of the National Urban Coalition.
The conference will deal with expanding employment opportunities
and will feature several nationally known executives who are
assisting the efforts of the National Coalition in expanding
opportunities for employment of the unemployed and under-
employed in private enterprise. :
I think this program will be of significant interest to you and
I hope that you will be able to attend and participate.
DS:fy
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De cember 6, 1967
Mr . Ray Moore
WSB -TV
1601 Wes t Pea chtree Street, N. E .
Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Dear Ray i
Next W ednesday, December 13 , the National Urban C o alition w ill
sponsor an Eastern Reg ional A ction C onference of great importance
to Atlanta .
This conference w ill d e al w ith Expanding Employm.e nt Opportunitie s
in p riv te industry for unemployed and unde remployed individuals .
The Atlanta Chamber of C vmmerce and Mayor Allen a re cooperating
with the Task Fo rce on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference,
T op busin as executives from throughout the Eastern U. S . Will
participat . Some of the firms who w ill take part in th workshop
discussions are .RCA, Eastman Kodak , R. J, Reynold , G . E .,
and Fo r d . There ar · oth rs, along with the National Association
of M a nui cturer s, Urban League and local business xecutives and
employment p ople .
0£ key import ance to th Atlanta peopl
will be the " pr mi i' " of
a slide film pr s nt tion r c ntly d veloped on Atlanta ' s mploym nt
picture. This film was produced by the City of Atlant , th Chamb r
of C ommerce , EOAt the C ommunity C ouncil and C ommunity Chest
with fin nci l support of th S ears-R o buck F oundation. A couple
·o ft 8t runs on
v r l bu in ss and governm nt l d rs h s pl'oven
that the film prod uces r l " nitty gritty" discussion of the mployment
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3S a eee ee ee eee, a te eee ee Ee ee ee ee ee ee SS ee
December 6, 1967
Mr, Ray Moore
WSB-TV
1601 West Peachtree Street, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Dear Ray:
Next Wednesday, December 13, the National Urban Ccalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Conference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
The Atlanta Chamber of Cummerce and Mayor Allen are cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference,
Top business executives from throughout the Eastern U. S. Will
participate. Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
discussions are RCA, Eastman Kodak, R. J. Reynoldg, G. E.,
and Ford, There are others, along with the National Association
of Manufacturers, Urban League and local business executives and
employment people.
Of key importance to the Atlanta people will be the "premier" of
a slide film presentation recently developed on Atlanta's employment
picture, This film was produced by the City of Atlanta, the Chamber
of Commerce, EOA, the Community Council and Community Chest
with financial support of the Sears-Roebuck Foundation. A couple
of test runs on several business and government leaders has proven
that the film produces real ‘nitty gritty’' discussion of the employment
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December 6 , 1967
Mr . Dale Clark
W AGA Televi sion
1551 Briarcliff Road , N . E .
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Dale :
Ne,ct Wednesday , Dec mber 13, the National Urban C o alition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Conference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will de l with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for un mployed and underemployed individu 1 .
The Atlanta Chamber of C o mmerce and Mayor All n · re cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urb n Co lition
in this confe renc .
Top business x cutlv s born throughout th E stern U. S . will
participate . Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
di cu sions are RCA, Eastman Kod k , R . J. Reynolds , G. E .,
and Ford. Th re ar oth r • long with the Nation 1 As soci tion
o! Manufacture re, Urb · n Le gue and local bus in st. ex cutive
and employment p opl .
Of key import nc to the Atl nt people will b the "pr mi r' ot
a Ude film presentation r c ntly dev loped on Atl ta'e mploym nt
pictur . This fllm w e produ.c d by the City of Atlanta, the Chamber
of C ommerce. EOA, th Community Council and Community Ch st
with financl 1 upport of the S rs .. R buck Found tion. A co1.1pl
of test runs on aevet' l buaine
nd government le ders has proven
that the film. produces real "nitty gritty" di cu don of the employment
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December 6, 1967
Mr. Dale Clark
WAGA Television
1551 Briarcliff Road, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Dale:
Next Wednesday, December 13, the National Urban Coalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Conference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Allen are cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference.
Top business executives from throughout the Eastern U. S. will
participate. Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
discussions are RCA, Eastman Kodak, R. J. Reynolds, G. E.,
and Ford, There are others, along with the National Association
of Manufacturers, Urban League and local business executives
and employment people,
Of key importance to the Atlanta people will be the "premier" of
a slide film presentation recently developed on Atlanta's employment
picture. This film was produced by the City of Atlanta, the Chamber
of Commerce, EOA, the Community Council and Community Chest
with financial support of the Sears-Roebuck Foundation. A couple
of test runs on several business and government leaders has proven
that the film produces real "nitty gritty" discussion of the employment
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December 6-, 1967
Mr . J a ck Spalding , E ditor
The A tlanta Journal
10 Fo:rsyth Street. N . W ,
Atlant a , Georgia
Dea r Ja ck :
Next Wednesday, De ce mber 13. the National Urban Coalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Co.rf<f rence of great i mportance
to Atlanta .
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed indivi duals .
The Atlant Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Allen are cooper ting
with th T sk Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalltion
in this confere:nc .
Top business executlv s from throughout the Eastern U . 8 . will
p rticipate . Som of th firms who will t ke p rt ill the workshop
dis cu slons ar RCA, Ea tman Kodak , R. J . Reynolds , G . E .,
nd Ford . Th re r oth rs , along with th N tion 1 Association
of Manufactur r • Urban Leagu and local busine
xecutlves and
employment p opl
Of k y importance to the Atl nta pi)lple will b the "premier " of
sUd · film pr ent tion rec ntly developed on Atl nt 's employm nt
pictur ; Thi film w s produc d by the City of Atl nt , the Chamb r
of Commerc · , EOA. the Community Council nd C ommunity Ch st
with financial support 0£ the Se rs.R oebuck F o und tion. A couple
oft t run on s ver 1 busin
and government le d rs h s proven
th t th lllm produc e re 11 nitty gritty" discu ton of the employm nt
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December 6, 1967
Mr. Jack Spalding, Editor
The Atlanta Journal
10 Forsyth Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Jack:
Next Wednesday, December 13, the National Urban Coalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Corfference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Allen are cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference.
Top business executives from throughout the Eastern U. S. will
participate. Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
discussions are RCA, Eastman Kodak, R. J. Reynolds, G.E.,
and Ford. There are others, along with the National Association
of Manufacturers, Urban League and local business executives and
employment people.
Of key importance to the Atlanta pélmple will be the "premier'' of
a slide film presentation recently developed on Atlanta's employment
picture. This film was produced by the City of Atlanta, the Chamber
of Commerce, EOA, the Community Council and Community Chest
with financial support of the Sears-Roebuck Foundation. A couple
of test runs on several business and government leaders has proven
that the film produces real "nitty gritty'' discussion of the employment
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Mr . Green
Page Two
December 6, 1967
situation in Atlanta. It add resses itself to the p roblem of people who
need jobs and also to the employer ' s problem of jobs which need
people .
A ttached is a copy of the nal'l'ative script which accompanies the slide s .
1 hope you will have time to review this narrative and find the opportunity
to comment on next Wedn ad _y ' s meeting before that time . E d itorial
support would seem jus tUied in a meeting of this i.mportanc .
l h ope y o u can also a ttend the conference .
S incerely yours ,
Dan Sweat
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Page Two
December 6, 1967
situation in Atlanta. It addresses itself to the problem of people who
need jobs and also to the employer's problem of jobs which need
people.
Attached is a copy of the narrative script which accompanies the slides.
I hope you will have time to review this narrative and find the opportunity
to comment on next Wednesday's meeting before that time. Editorial
support would seem justified in a meeting of this importance.
I hope you can also attend the conference.
Sincerely yours,
Dan Sweat
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De c ember 5 , 1967
Mr . Eugene Patterson, Editor
The Atl anta C onst itution
10 F -orsyth Street, N . W .
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Gene :
Next Wednesday, December 13, the National Urban C oalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Conference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
The Atlanta Chambei- of C ommerce and Mayor Allen are cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference .
T op business executives from throughout the Eastern U. S . will
p ~ rticipate . Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
discussion are RCA, Ea tma.n Ko dak,. R. J. Reynolds, G.E.,
and F o rd. There are others , long with the National A s soci tion
of Manufaetur rs, Ul'han League and local business executives a.nd
employment people.
Of key impottance to the Atlanta people will be the " p remi r 11 of
slide film present don r c:ently developed on Atl nta I s employment
pictur . This film was produced by the City of Atlant ,, the Ch mber
0£ C o mmerce . EOA, the Community Council and Community Che t
with financial support of the Se r -R oebuck Found tion. A coupl
of test run on s vetal bu in s · nd government leaders hav prov n
that the £Um produces 1' - 1 11 nitty gritty" dis cqseion of the employment
�Mr . Patterson
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situation in Atlanta. It addresses itself to the problem of people who
need jobs and also to the employer ' s problem of jobs which need
people .
Attached is a copy of the narrative script which accompanies the .slides.
l hope you will have time to review this narrative and find the opportunity
to comment on next Wednesday's meeting before that time . Editorial
support would seem justified in a meeting of this import nee .
I hope you can also attend the conference.
Sincerely yours .,
Dan Sweat
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ee et i ee
December 5, 1967
Mr. Eugene Patterson, Editor
The Atlanta Constitution
10 Forsyth Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Gene:
Next Wednesday, December 13, the National Urban Coalition will
sponsor an Eastern Regional Action Conference of great importance
to Atlanta.
This conference will deal with Expanding Employment Opportunities
in private industry for unemployed and underemployed individuals.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Allen are cooperating
with the Task Force on Private Employment of the Urban Coalition
in this conference.
Top business executives from throughout the Eastern U. S. will
participate. Some of the firms who will take part in the workshop
discussions are RCA, Eastman Kodak, R. J. Reynolds, G.E.,
and Ford. There are others, along with the National Association
of Manufacturers, Urban League and local business executives and
' employment people.
Of key importance to the Atlanta people will be the "premier" of
a slide film presentation recently developed on Atlanta's employment
picture. This film was produced by the City of Atlanta, the Chamber
of Commerce, EOA, the Community Council and Community Chest
with financial support of the Sears-Roebuck Foundation. A couple
of test runs on several business and government leaders have proven
that the film produces real "nitty gritty'' discussion of the employment
Mr. Patterson
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December 5, 1967
situation in Atlanta. It addresses itself to the problem of people who
need jobs and also to the employer's problem of jobs which need
people,
Attached is a copy of the narrative script which accompanies the slides.
I hope you will have time to review this narrative and find the opportunity
to comment on next Wednesday's meeting before that time. Editorial
support would seem justified in a meeting of this importance.
I hope you can also attend the conference.
Sincerely yours,
Dan Sweat
DS: fy
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF INFORMATION, PUBLICATIONS, AND REPORTS
311 -
1371 PEACHTREE STREET , N. E.
ATLANTA , GEORGIA 30309
TELEPHONE:
OFFICE OF REGIONAL
DIRECTOR
404- 526-5495
December
4, 1967
Mr. Dan Sweat, Jr.
Director of Governmental Liaison
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Dan:
Thank you for your memorandum of December 1 relative to
the December 13 meeting.
I plan to attend and assume that I can pay for
at the meeting.
my
William I. Allgood
luncheon
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF INFORMATION, PUBLICATIONS, AND REPORTS
311 - 1371 PEACHTREE STREET, N.E.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30309
TELEPHONE: 404- 526-5495
OFFICE OF REGIONAL DIRECTOR
December 4, 1967
Mr. Dan Sweat, Jr.
Director of Governmental Liaison
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Dan:
Thank you for your memorandum of December 1 relative to
the December 13 meeting.
I plan to attend and assume that I can pay for my luncheon
at the meeting.
Sincerely,
William I. Allgood
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
51 IVY
STREET,
N. E.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
30303
J. B . DAVIS , JR.
DIVISION COMMERCIAL MANAGER
AREA CODE 404 529•8014
December 6, 1967
Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr.
Director of Governmental Liaison
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr. Sweat:
I regret that a prior commitment wil l make it impossible for me to
attend the Eastern Regional Conference of the National Urban
Coalition on December 13. Due to the importance of the matters to
be discussed at this meeting, Mr. L. R. Nicholas, General Personnel
Manager for Georgia, and Mr. J. G. Johnston, Atlanta Division
Personnel Manager, will attend this meeting.
I appreciate your invitation to attend and again express my regret
in not being able to do so.
JBD:aq
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
51 Ivy STREET, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
J. B. DAVIS, JR.
DIVISION COMMERCIAL MANAGER
AREA CODE 404 529-8014
December 6, 1967
Mr, Dan E, Sweat, Jr,
Director of Governmental Liaison
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr, Sweat:
I regret that a prior commitment will make it impossible for me to
attend the Eastern Regional Conference of the National Urban
Coalition on December 13, Due to the importance of the matters to
be discussed at this meeting, Mr. L. R. Nicholas, General Personnel
Manager for Georgia, and Mr. J. G. Johnston, Atlanta Division
Personnel Manager, will attend this meeting,
I appreciate your invitation to attend and again express my regret
in not being able to do so,
Very truly IM
JBD: aq
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEl'I
ATLANTA SECTION
December 8, 1967 .
Mr. Dan E. Sweat Jr.,
Director of Government Liaison,
City Hall,
Atlanta, Ga. 30303.
Dear Mr. Sweat,
Thank you for your memorandum of November 30, regarding
the mee ting on December 13, of the Task Force on Private
Employment of the National Urban Coalition, to be held at the
American Motor Hotel .
Mrs . Harold Abrams and Mrs . Siegfried Guthman would like t o
attend, and we would appreciate it if you would kindly make the
necessary arrangements, since we did not rece ive a reservation card .
Sincerely yours,
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
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(Mrs. )- Joshu! D. Shu~ in,
President, Atlanta Section.
JDS/IB/bj
P. S.
I regret very much that I cannot attend, but Mrs. Abrams
and Mrs. Guthman will attend as representatives of
the National Council of Jewish Women. Pl ease make their
reservation for luncheon as well as for the conference .
It is possible we will have several other representatives
during part of the day.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
793 Piedmont soa bin E. >
Atlanta, Ga. 30308 viv
Telephone: ae J no’
ATLANTA SECTION
( ; | , ~ SA oo mf -
\ / ekl The December 8, 1967.
Mr. Dan E. Sweat Jr.,
Director of Government Liaison,
City Hall,
Atlanta, Ga. 30303.
Dear Mr. Sweat,
Thank you for your memorandum of November 30, regarding
the meeting on December 13, of the Task Force on Private
Employment of the National Urban Coalition, to be held at the
American Motor Hotel.
Mrs. Harold Abrams and Mrs. Siegfried Guthman would like to
attend, and we would appreciate it if you would kindly make the
necessary arrangements, since we did not receive a reservation card.
Sincerely yours,
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
oh Bow
inte ) Joshuk, D. Shubin,
President, Atlanta Section.
JDS/LR/bj
P. S. I regret very much that I cannot attend, but Mrs. Abrams
and Mrs. Guthman will attend as representatives of
the National Council of Jewish Women. Please make their
reservation for luncheon as well as for the conference.
It is possible we will have several other representatives
during part of the day.
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d/-tfanta :Jewi2h <Welfa•z.t: 9-edt:"lation, []nc.
The newly formed central agency merging the Atlanta Jewish Community Council,
Jewish Welfare Fund and the Jewish Social Service Federation
41 Exchange Place, S. E.
•
ABE GOLDSTEIN
PRESIDENT
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
•
Phone 525-4825
December 6, 1 967
M. C . GETTINGER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mr. Da n Sweat, Jr.
Dir e ctor o f Gov ernment al Li ais on
City Hall
Atlanta, Ga.
30303
Dear Mr. Sweat :
Thank you £or your letter o f November 30th regarding
our participation in the Atlanta Urban Coalition.
I shall be awaiting further information from you
following your memorandum to t he Steering Committee .
I am planning to attend the December 13th Conference .
Sincerely yours,
/J, (
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M. C. Gettinger
Exec utive Director
MCG:rg£
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Atlanta Jewish Welfare Gederation, Ine.
The newly formed central agency merging the Atlanta Jewish Community Council,
Jewish Welfare Fund and the Jewish Social Service Federation
41 Exchange Place, S. E. e Atlanta, Georgia 30303 ® Phone 525-4825
ABE GOLDSTEIN
PRESIDENT
M, C. GETTINGER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
December 6, 1967
Mr. Dan Sweat, Jr.
Director of Governmental Liaison
City Hall
Atlanta, Ga. 30303
Dear Mr. Sweat:
Thank you for your letter of November 30th regarding
our participation in the Atlanta Urban Coalition.
I shall be awaiting further information from you
following your memorandum to the Steering Committee.
I am planning to attend the December 13th Conference.
Sincerely yours,
hd wo ff
MC Ttlege
M. C. Gettinger : 70
Executive Director
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December 4, 1967
Mr . A. H. Sterne , Pres.iden t
Tr ust Comp any o f Georgia
Pryor and Edgewood
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Billy :
I have noted that a con ferenc e is scheduled here on December 13th by
the Nationa l Urban Coalition Task Forc e f or · the purpose of exploring
employment oppo rtunities for the hard- core unemployed, and that you
and Ivan Allen are sending out invitations. This letter is to request
that an invitation t o this conference be sent to me, and on to Dr.
Harding B. Young, Dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration,
Atlanta University .
Dr. Young heads up the Re gional Economic Development & Business Servi ce
Center which has as its obj ectives the creation of jobs and the maintenance of technical assistance for existing business among the minority
groups. I serve as a consultant to the Cente .
I suggest that you may also want t o consider Dr . Young f or one of your
Chamber of Commerce permaner.t c cu ·. u.t te.-::s concerned ·w..i..th unemployment,
and business development among the minority groups.
SST:tc
Cc:
Mayor I van Allen
P.S. My dear Ivan:
I am sure you would not remember{
e !
ut I wa s in the Class
of '36, or maybe it was '37
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MoS CP
MARG Y ASSOCIATES
Consallards lo Alanagenent
3390 PEACHTREE ROAD, N. E. . ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30826
Phone 231-4041
December 4, 1967
Mr. A. H. Sterne, President
Trust Company of Georgia
Pryor and Edgewood t
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Billy:
I have noted that a conference is scheduled here on December 13th by
the National Urban Coalition Task Force for-the purpose of exploring
employment opportunities for the hard-core unemployed, and that you
and Ivan Allen are sending out invitations. This letter is to request
that an invitation to this conference be sent to me, and on to Dr.
Harding B. Young, Dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration,
Atlanta University.
Dr. Young heads up the Regional Economic Development & Business Service
Center which has as its objectives the creation of jobs and the main-
tenance of technical assistance for existing business among the minority
groups. I serve as a consultant to the Center.
I suggest that you may also want to consider Dr. Young for one of your
Chamber of Commerce permanent committees concerned with unemployment,
and business development among the minority groups.
ee
aD a ne
S. Stokes Tomlin
Ee te yy Ae Jw
ec: Mayor Ivan Allen
P.S. My dear Ivan:
I am sure you would not remember me_but I was in the Class
1 - i
OE * 36, or maybe it was ‘37 meeasts
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ATLANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1300 COMMERCE BUILDING /
P . O. BO X
174 0 /
ATL AN TA.GEORGIA
303 01
November 28, 1967
Dear Mr. Employer:
The National Urban Coalition Task Force on Private-Employment will hold a: ·
Regional Planning Conference in Atlanta on Wednesday, December 13, to explore
the possibilities of expanding employment opportunities for the hard-core unemployed.
~
~
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the City of Atlanta are cooperating with
the Urban Coalition: in this effort. Atlanta's key business executives are being invited
to participate because of the special significance of this conference for Atlanta business.
~ Mr. Gerald L. Phillippe, Chairman of the Board of General Electric Company
and also Chairman of the Task Force, will keynote the conference. He will discuss
programs instituted by private business to provide meaningful and productive jobs for
the hard-core unemployed.
~
Another part of the program will be a slide presentation on Atlanta's unemployment
problem and its relationship to private business. The presentation was prepared by
several Atlanta organizations as a means of stimulating discussion of approaches to our
dual problem of people who need jobs and unfilled jobs which need people.
~
The conference will be at the American Motor Hotel, 160 Spring street, N. W.
Registration will begin at 8:30 a. m., "followed by a general session, workshops and a
luncheon, with adjournment at 3:30 p.m. There is no registration fee; price of the
luncheon is $4. 75 . per person.
~
Please make your plans now to attend, and retur n the enclosed card to assure
your reservation.
Sincerely,
~--143.215.248.55President
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Mayor
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ATLANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1300 COMMERCE BUILDING / P. ©. BOX 1740 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30301
November 28, 1967
Dear Mr. Employer:
Y The National Urban Coalition Task Force on Private Employment will hold a-
Regional Planning Conference in Atlanta on Wednesday, December 18, to explore
the possibilities of expanding employment opportunities for the hard-core unemployed.
Y The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and the City of Atlanta are cooperating with
the Urban Coalition in this effort. Atlanta's key business executives are being invited
to participate because of the special significance of this conference for Atlanta business.
Y Mr. Gerald L. Phillippe, Chairman of the Board of General Electric Company
and also Chairman of the Task Force, will keynote the conference. He will discuss
programs instituted by private business to provide meaningful and productive jobs for
the hard-core unemployed.
Y Another part of the program will be a slide presentation on Atlanta's unemployment
problem and its relationship to private business. The presentation was prepared by
several Atlanta organizations as a means of stimulating discussion of approaches to our
dual problem of people who need jobs and unfilled jobs which need people.
Y The conference will be at the American Motor Hotel, 160 Spring Street, N. W.
Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m., followed by a general session, workshops and a
luncheon, with adjournment at 3:30 p.m. There is no registration fee; price of the
luncheon is $4.75. per person.
Y Please make your plans now to attend, and return the enclosed card to assure
your reservation.
Sincerely,
Cy JA Yow: fm dnl °
A. H. Sterne, J Allen, Jr.
President Mayor
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ANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1300 COMMERCE BUILDING /
P.O. BOX
1 740 I
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
30 301
MEMORANDUM
To:
Cecil Alexander
Duane Beck
Brad Curry, Jr.
James Furniss
Don Gareis
Collier Gladin
Richard Hicks
Boisfeuillet Jones
James Parham
Dan Sweat
John C. Wilson
At the most recent meeting of the Human Resources Development Group , Dan Sweat
and I were charged with the responsibility of taking our 11 employment 11 slide presentation
in tow, seeking the best possible use of it in weeks to come , and coordinating details of
using the presentation in the Regional Action Conference on Expanding Employment
Opportunities, scheduled here December 13.
Each of you has been kept informed of developments on the conference, thanks to
communications from Dan. You are aware that several , if not all , of us will be taking
roles of narrators and moderators during workshop sessions of the conference. As we
agreed, this opportunity should serve a dual purpose : to provide a meaningful program
for the conference , and to allow us additional critique of our product and ideas for its
future use.
This communication deals mainly with another implied r esponsibility which we accepted
with the others : That of getting the production physically ready for use in the workshops.
By this time , you probably have received from Dan a letter and a copy of the script,
as revised. Considerable thought and effort have gone into the r evision, and I hope the
end result justifies t he means. However , I would not pre sume to railroad anything through,
without first submitting it to the Group .
The revisions, for the most part, are of the tightening kind : "Judicious editing," as
I prefer to call it. Narrative time is shorter by some three to five minutes , even though
several pertinent new thoughts have been added . Several new slides have been added to
reduce prolonged exposure of some original slides . Some inaccuracies (which we had
recognized) and at least one erroneous implication (which we hadn't previously spotted)
have been corrected or rephrased.
�Memorandum
Page 2
No wanton liberties have been taken with the basic document, but I urge every
member of the Group to review the changes. For your convenience in such a review ,
I am enclosing a summary of the significant points of departure from the original
script, with a reason or explanation in support of each change of more than very
minor nature.
This may be much ado about nothing. I personally believe you will approve of th~
final result. But I earnestly request that you call me at your earliest convenience to
discuss any point on which there remains a shred of doubt or a particle of disagreement.
Respectfully submitted ,
Curtis H. Driskell
Metropolitan Affairs Director
CHD/rnb
December 7, 1967
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ATLANTA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
1300 COMMERCE BUILDING / P. ©. BOX 1740 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30301
MEMORANDUM
To: Cecil Alexander Richard Hicks
Duane Beck Boisfeuillet Jones
Brad Curry, Jr. James Parham
James Furniss Dan Sweat
Don Gareis John C. Wilson
Collier Gladin
At the most recent meeting of the Human Resources Development Group, Dan Sweat
and I were charged with the responsibility of taking our 'employment" slide presentation
in tow, seeking the best possible use of it in weeks to come, and coordinating details of
using the presentation in the Regional Action Conference on Expanding Employment
Opportunities, scheduled here December 13.
Each of you has been kept informed of developments on the conference, thanks to
communications from Dan. You are aware that several, if not all, of us will be taking
roles of narrators and moderators during workshop sessions of the conference. As we
agreed, this opportunity should serve a dual purpose: to provide a meaningful program
for the conference, and to allow us additional critique of our product and ideas for its
future use.
This communication deals mainly with another implied responsibility which we accepted
with the others: That of getting the production physically ready for use in the workshops.
By this time, you probably have received from Dan a letter and a copy of the script,
as revised. Considerable thought and effort have gone into the revision, and I hope the
end result justifies the means. However, I would not presume to railroad anything through,
without first submitting it to the Group.
The revisions, for the most part, are of the tightening kind: "Judicious editing," as
I prefer to call it. Narrative time is shorter by some three to five minutes, even though
several pertinent new thoughts have been added. Several new slides have been added to
reduce prolonged exposure of some original slides. Some inaccuracies (which we had
recognized) and at least one erroneous implication (which we hadn't previously spotted)
have been corrected or rephrased.
Memorandum
Page 2
No wanton liberties have been taken with the basic document, but I urge every
member of the Group to review the changes. For your convenience in such a review,
I am enclosing a summary of the significant points of departure from the original
script, with a reason or explanation in support of each change of more than very
minor nature.
This may be much ado about nothing. I personally believe you will approve of the
final result. But I earnestly request that you call me at your earliest convenience to
discuss any point on which there remains a shred of doubt or a particle of disagreement.
Respectfully submitted,
Oot
Curtis H. Driskell
Metropolitan Affairs Director
CHD/rnb
December 7, 1967
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MEMORANDUM
To:
Members, Human Resources Development Group
From:
Curtis H. Driskell
Subject:
Revisions and editing of employment slide narrative
As an aid in your comparison of the revised script with the old, the following notes
and comments make reference to most of the suggested revisions, with the exception of
of some of very minor nature. No attempt has been made to not e every instance of
judicious "tightening" or of simple rearrangement of script matter.
REFERENCES
Page 4 - New thought is injected, acknowledging existence of Merit Employers
Association and its purposes.
Page 5 - New thought: cooperative effort, exemplified by Employer Workshop on
Manpower Resources .
_
- Reasonable conclusion is drawn (2nd graf) that "it is apparent ••• something
is being done .•. 11
P age 6 - New phraseology (5th graf) : "This may s eem a par adox . • " but it isn't new
or peculiar to Atlanta.
P age 7 - Reasonable conclusion (3rd graf) that it's "elementar y" em ployment can have
a bad effect.
- Questions t o ask our s elves (3r d and 4th grafs) are posed in different fashion ,
but questions are the same.
Page 8 - Expansion of a thought : "In shor t , what about tomorrow? "
Page 9 - Reasonable conclusion (2nd graf): 11 • • • we cannot afford t o minimize it
(unemployment)." Extension of that conclusion t o relate t o an objective of the script: One
reason we can't minimize it is because we know there are others : not '·. being counted.
�Memorandum
Page 2
- Entire 2nd graf has been rewritten as statement, instead of asking three
times "what are the causes?" Eliminated from earlier script: "All right. Let's take
a look at some of the causes." (The facts which followed that statement were not
actually causes. For instance: Population has grown, more people live in cities,
easier to get along without a job in rural environment. )
Page 10 - Rephrased reference to causes (2nd graf), with reasonable conclusion
that "some of them stem, in part, from the very affluence we have described."
Page 12 - Inserted accurate figures on job projections. (Script originally had
"corporate city" employment confused with "central business district. ")
Page 14 - Tightened drastically suggestion to
see what they imply. 11
II
put some of the facts together and
Page 15 - Rephrasing to get to the point: "Who are the people involved?
Page 17 - Reversed order of two case histories. (Woman is more typical, based on
facts and conclusions of our narrative, and should come first.) Also tightened descriptions
of these two people.
Page 18 - Rewrote the relationship of their situations to future prospects. (In the
script, they aren't actually unemployed.) Injected reasonable conclusion: that their
prospects are poor for getting greatly improved jobs.
- Related available jobs more closely to case histories: " ... not the sort of
job to be filled by fifth-grade drop-out or untrained domestic."
Page 20 - Reasonable conclusion (2nd graf): relating on-the-job training opportunity
to "need for workers" and "employer's willingness to help meet the problem." Further
reasonable conclusion: that without such efforts, "the gap would be widening even faster."
- Tightened considerably introduction of job barriers.
Page 22 - Extension of conclusion: "These requirements are realistic standards •••
not arbitrary barriers ... "
- Reasonable conclusion: Use of new phrases amounts to "tangible evidence"
that employers are removing arbitrary barriers.
�Memorandum
Page 3
Page 23 - Extension of earlier reasonable conclusion: "you can see that progress is
being made .•• 11
Page 24 - Extension of conclusions and broadening of the premise that there is some
hope (1st and 2nd grafs): Gains not spectacular ..• can't promise solutions just around
corner •.• but it's credit to businessmen... evidence that job is at least begun .•. only
through ·business leadership can we find solutions. ;·
Page 25 - Additional characteristic of narrative:
about our alternatives. 11
December 7, ·1967
<
11 • • •
We have tried to be realistic
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MEMORANDUM
To: Members, Human Resources Development Group
From: Curtis H. Driskell
Subject: Revisions and editing of employment slide narrative
As an aid in your comparison of the revised script with the old, the following notes
and comments make reference to most of the suggested revisions, with the exception of
of some of very minor nature. No attempt has been made to note every instance of
judicious "tightening" or of simple rearrangement of script matter.
REFERENCES
Page 4 - New thought is injected, acknowledging existence of Merit Employers
Association and its purposes.
Page 5 - New thought: cooperative effort, exemplified by Employer Workshop on
Manpower Resources.
~ Reasonable conclusion is drawn (2nd graf) that "it is apparent... something
is being done..."
Page 6 - New phraseology (5th graf): 'This may seem a paradox.." but it isn't new
or peculiar to Atlanta.
Page 7 - Reasonable conclusion (3rd graf) that it's "elementary" employment can have
a bad effect.
- Questions to ask ourselves (3rd and 4th grafs) are posed in different fashion ,
but questions are the same,
Page 8 - Expansion of a thought: 'In short, what about tomorrow ?"
Page 9 - Reasonable conclusion (2nd graf): ''...we cannot afford to minimize it
(unemployment).'' Extension of that conclusion to relate to an objective of the script: One
reason we can't minimize it is because we know there are others : not.’ being counted.
Memorandum
Page 2
- Entire 2nd graf has been rewritten as statement, instead of asking three
times "what are the causes?" Eliminated from earlier script: "All right. Let's take
a look at some of the causes." (The facts which followed that statement were not
actually causes. For instance: Population has grown, more people live in cities,
easier to get along without a job in rural environment. )
Page 10 - Rephrased reference to causes (2nd graf), with reasonable conclusion
that ''some of them stem, in part, from the very affluence we have described."
Page 12 - Inserted accurate figures on job projections. (Script originally had
"corporate city" employment confused with "central business district. "')
Page 14 - Tightened drastically suggestion to ' put some of the facts together and
see what they imply."
Page 15 - Rephrasing to get to the point: "Who are the people involved?
Page 17 - Reversed order of two case histories. (Woman is more typical, based on
facts and conclusions of our narrative, and should come first.) Also tightened descriptions
of these two people.
Page 18 - Rewrote the relationship of their situations to future prospects. (In the
script, they aren't actually unemployed.) Injected reasonable conclusion: that their
prospects are poor for getting greatly improved jobs.
- Related available jobs more closely to case histories: "...not the sort of
job to be filled by fifth-grade drop-out or untrained domestic."
Page 20 - Reasonable conclusion (2nd graf): relating on-the-job training opportunity
to "need for workers" and "employer's willingness to help meet the problem." Further
reasonable conclusion: that without such efforts, "the gap would be widening even faster."
- Tightened considerably introduction of job barriers.
Page 22 - Extension of conclusion: 'These requirements are realistic standards...
not arbitrary barriers..."
~ Reasonable conclusion: Use of new phrases amounts to "'tangible evidence"
that employers are removing arbitrary barriers.
Memorandum
Page 3
Page 23 - Extension of earlier reasonable conclusion: ''you can see that progress is
being made..."
Page 24 - Extension of conclusions and broadening of the premise that there is some
hope (1st and 2nd grafs): Gains not spectacular...can't promise solutions just around
corner...but it's credit to businessmen. ..evidence that job is at least begun... only
through ‘business leadership can we find solutions. '
Page 25 - Additional characteristic of narrative: "...We have tried to be realistic
about our alternatives."
VuYy
December 7, 1967
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