6 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f862071f556d92628608e41d69a80daa.pdf 388f855a1c254c3454aaffafae8b048b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Draft: 5/10/67 CONFIDENTIAL Dear Mr. President, Your Task Force on the Ci ties agre·ed early in .its deliberations that now was no longer the time merely for minor adjustments in current programs. The nation's urban condition demands far more. What more it demands is not simply a matter of money. A much higher level of spending and investment - pri va,t e as well as public is clearly in order. But we concur in your own expressions, and those of your Cabinet, that money in itself is not an urban panacea. We have attempted in the attached report to state what els e i s involved in "working at scale" on the nation's urban problems. We do not pretend to have all the answers, and we are not as certain as we would like to be about those we do put forward. We a re a lso aware of the constraints governing your own and the nation's respons e. Ne vertheless , we conclude our wor k on a note o f g reat urgency. The growing apartheid of our urban populations, ~egregating by race and income, presents this nation with an ugly fact and an ominous future - and possibly a threat to our security which might well overshadow that of Vietnam. This threat may not materialize. Yet we think it would be folly to test .that possibility by doing no more to dispel it than is explicit in the nature and scale · of our current urban efforts. We submit this report to you with our deepest respect and our very best wisheso � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Draft: 5/10/67 CONFIDENTIAL Dear Mr. President, Your Task Force on the Cities agreed early in its deliber- ations that now was no longer the time merely for minor adjustments in current programs. The nation's urban condition demands far more. What more it demands is not simply a matter of money. A much higher level of spending and investment - private as well as public - is clearly in order, But we concur in your own expressions, and those of your Cabinet, that money in itself is not an urban panacea. We have attempted in the attached report to state what else is involved in "working at scale" on the nation's urban problems. We do not pretend to have all the answers, and we are not as certain as we would like to be about those we do put forward. We are also aware of the constraints governing your own and the nation's response. Nevertheless, we conclude our work on a note of great urgency. The growing apartheid of our urban populations, segregating by race and income, presents this nation with an ugly fact and an ominous future - and possibly a threat to our security which might well over- shadow that of Vietnam. This threat may not materialize. Yet we think it would be folly to test that possibility by doing no more to dispel it than is explicit in the nature and scale of our current urban efforts. We submit this report to you with our deepest respect and our very best wishes.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 41 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e48107c601da549a87e829a1440c1c0c.pdf 9f1e061d7b36ba0d10431f07d5c67db3 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Draft - 5/10/67 - Confidential "Working at Scale 11 Report to the President of the 1966-7 Task Force on the Cities TABLE OF CONTENTS I. II. III . Letter of Transmittal Introduction and Summary of Recommendations Report A. Urban Segregation - The measure of the problem (and subsection on other urban minorities) - Recommendations B. Urban Youth: Education and Employment - (etc.) I •~ J. c. The Urban Calculus in National Economic Policy D. Urban Fi nancial Flows E. Administrative Barriers F. Manpower in Urban Affairs G. Toward More Continuous and Effective Problem-Solving H. A Special Note on the Model Cities Program I. An Agenda fo r Fur ther Study Appendices 1. Supporting Documents and Spec ial Papers 2. Earlier reports to the President: Neighborhood Centers; Urban Development Corporation: HUD Research Program, etc. 3. List of Persons Consulted and Places Visited �Table of Conten~s 4. - 2 - List of Meetings and Agenda - Full Task Force - Special Committees 5. List of Task Force Members and Staff 6. Task Force Budget and Expenditures 5/10/67 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Draft - 5/10/67 - Confidential "Working at Scale" Report to the President of the 1966-7 Task Force on the Cities I. II. Iii. TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter of Transmittal Introduction and Summary of Recommendations Report A. Urban Segregation - The measure of the problem (and subsection on other urban minorities) - Recommendations B. Urban Youth: Education and Employment - (etc.) C. The Urban Calculus in National Economic Policy D. Urban Financial Flows E. Administrative Barriers F. Manpower in Urban Affairs G. Toward More Continuous and Effective Problem-Solving H. A Special Note on the Model Cities Program I. An Agenda for Further Study Appendices 1. Supporting Documents and Special Papers 2. Earlier reports to the President: Neighborhood Centers; Urban Development Corporation; HUD Research Program, etc. 3. List of Persons Consulted and Places Visited Table of Contents -2- List of Meetings and Agenda - Full Task Force - Special Committees List of Task Force Members and Staff Task Force Budget and Expenditures 5/10/67.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 40 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/29073c5bd2cc3e6c82b7a5c6011fa551.pdf 52d9b05786afa5980a7df77226f3baa0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ------ --- - \ I '· ME M o·k AND U.M TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Members of the Task Force ort the Ci ties' Paul N. Ylvisaker DATE: May is; 1967 Attached Draft Outline of Task Force Report The attached draft is circulated for discussion by the There is noth_ing sacred or final about i,t~ but we have reached the point and date of some finai decisions, and certainly the format of the report is one of them. We should expect to settle on the outline at this next meeting_,_s.o- t-h-a-ta-Ees-e.ar.ch nd writing assignments can b par e le_g __out-to the staff - - ana::::±n-.some cases, to Tas orce members. Tajk Force at its meeting in Washington, D.C. May 18-19. who cannot due by May appreciate wr itten comments from those membe r s the May 18-19 meeting, these comments to be, atest. ..... � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the Task Force on the Cities FROM: Paul N. Ylvisaker DATE: May 15, 1967 SUBJECT: Attached Draft Outline of Task Force Report The attached draft is circulated for discussion by the Task Force at its meeting in Washington, D.C. May 18-19. There is nothing sacred or final about it; but we have reached the point and date of some final decisions, and certainly the format of the report is one of them. W“e should expect to settle on the outline at this next meeting, so that—research and writing assignments can be parcelled out to the staff =-—and—in- some cases, to Tas orce members. \ ; would appreciate written comments from those members who cannot tend the May 18-19 meeting, these comments to be due by May 26  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 39 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/838736793f4bb4b98e43402c6e75f929.pdf 47018b12dc7cb8124b18c1a6a37efc55 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THE WHITE HOUSE WA S HING TO N October 20, 1966 PERSONAL-CONFIDENTIAL Dear Mayor Allen: This will confirm our conversations concerning your participation on the President 1 s Task Force on Cities which will be chaired by Dr. Paul Ylvisaker. As you know, the problems faced by American cities have long been of great concern to the President. He has directed that every effort be made by this Administration to meet the challenge and has called upon the Congress for legislation which will enable the Administration to make a coordinated and comprehensive attack on the problems of the cities. · He now calls upon the members of this Task Force for recommendations on new steps which should be taken as well as for advice on the most effective ways to implement existing legislative authority. This task is as difficult and challenging as it is important, and the President is grateful for your willingness to participate. The first meeting of the Task Force will be held on Friday, Octobe r 28 , 1966, a . m . in Room 303 of the Executive Office Building , Washingto , D . C. atrO r Sincerely, a. 'j 5--- Spec Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor of Atlanta A tlanta, Georgia A , A. Califano tant t o the President � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON October 20, 1966 PERSONAL-CONFIDENTIAL Dear Mayor Allen: This will confirm our conversations concerning your participation on the President’s Task Force on Cities which will be chaired by Dr. Paul Ylvisaker, As you know, the problems faced by American cities have long been of great concern to the President. He has directed that every effort be made by this Administration to meet the challenge and has called upon the Congress for legislation which will enable the Administration to make a coordinated and comprehensive attack on the problems of the cities. He now calls upon the members of this Task Force for recommendations on new steps which should be taken as well as for advice on the most effective ways to implement existing legislative authority. This task is as difficult and challenging as it is important, and the President is grateful for your willingness to participate. The first meeting of the Task Force will be held on Friday, October 28, 1966, at 10 aem, in Room 303 of the Executive Office Building, Washington, D.C. Sincerely, A. Ge; (Yyh! Califanof/Jr. Spec¥al Assistant to the President G1 Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 38 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a2631b44ff6834fb60e7cd0818ad748d.pdf 2d5aaa46923e53043977324f2b698a46 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. staff [ID (1D [L [L lE Li ~ ~ DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT July 15, 1966 66-85 STANDARDS OF CONDUCT Staff Bulletin 66-73 advised you of impending changes in the Department's Standards of Conduct regulations, and included a summary of the provisions relating to outside employment and other outside activity, as well as financial interests. The regulations became effective June 24, and were distributed to all employees with Staff Bulletin 66-77. The following paragraphs provide information concerning counseling services: Counseling Services Ashley Foard, Acting Director, Office of General Counsel, has been designated Acting Counselor for the Department. In that capacity he is responsible for coordinating the Department's counseling services and for assuring that counseling and interpretations on questions of conflict of interest are available to Deputy Counselors. The Deputy Counselors, in turn, are available to employees who seek pertinent advice and guidance. The Department's Deputy Counselors listed below have been designated so as to provide counsel ing services i n two broad categories:(1) Questions of a legal nature - particularly those concerned with interpretations or applicability of conflict of interest laws and Executive Orders of the President; and (2) Questions on other matters covered by the Standards of Conduct regulations - particularly those concerned with the filing of statements of financial interests and outside activities, and 'prior approval' requests, in addition to other regulatory provisions . �,/ I FOR WASHINGTON Employees in office of: Deputy Counselor (Legal } is: Deputy Counselor (Per sonnel) is: Secretary; Under Secretary; and Officers reporting directly to Secretary: .c\shley Foard Douglas E. Chaffin General Counsel ; Assistant Secretary for Metropolitan Development; Assistant Secretary for Demonstrations and Intergovernmental Relations; and Assistant Secretary for Administration: Paul R. Boesch " Assi stant Secretary for Renewal and Housing Assistance (Renewal Projects Ad!llinistrati on): (Housing Assistance Administration): s. Leigh Curry, Jr. Joseph Burstein Charles G. stern Adolphus Prothro Joe B. Montgomery Robert H. Reid Glendon D. Willey Regional Counsel Regional Director of Admini strati on Adol phus Prothro J oe B. Montgomery* HAA Regional Off ice : HM Regional Counsel Admini strative Officer or Office Services Supvr. FNMA Agency Office : Agency Counsel Assistant Agency Manager (Administration Assistant Secretary for Mortgage Credit and Federal Housing Commissioner (Federal Housing Administration): (Federal National Mortgage As sociation): " FOR FIELD Employees i n : Regional Of f i ce: FHA Insuring Of fice (and other FKA field offices ) : Designated personnel in each fflA field office will assist. Instructions to employees vill be issued shortly, by appropriate offices, concerning employees in positions designated in the Appendix to the regulations, reporting procedures for other employees, and reporting unterminated prohibited activities. It is suggested that employees retain their copies of Staff Bulletins 66-73, 66-77, as veil as this issue, for reference purposes. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document See staff BULLETIN DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 66-85 July 15, 1966 STANDARDS OF CONDUCT Staff Bulletin 66-73 advised you of impending changes in the Department's Standards of Conduct regulations, and included a summary of the provisions relating to outside employment and other outside activity, as well as financial interests. The regulations became effective June 24, and were distributed to all employees with Staff Bulletin 66-77. The following paragraphs provide information concerning counseling services: Counseling Services Ashley Foard, Acting Director, Office of General Counsel, has been designated Acting Counselor for the Department. In that capacity he is responsible for coordinating the Department's counseling services and for assuring that counseling and inter- pretations on questions of conflict of interest are available to Deputy Counselors. The Deputy Counselors, in turn, are available to employees who seek pertinent advice and guidance. The Department's Deputy Counselors listed below have been designated so as to provide counseling services in two broad categories: - (1) Questions of a legal nature - particularly those concerned with interpretations or applicability of conflict of interest laws and Executive Orders of the President; and (2) Questions on other matters covered by the Standards of Conduct regulations - particularly those concerned with the filing of statements of financial interests and outside activities, and ‘prior approval' requests, in addition to other regulatory provisions. FOR WASHINGTON Employees in office of: Secretary; Under Secretary; and Officers reporting directly to Secretary: General Counsel 5 Assistant Secretary for Metropolitan Development; Assistant Secretary for Demonstrations and Intergovern- mental Relations; and Assistant Secretary for Administration: Assistant Secretary for Renewal and Housing Assistance (Renewal Projects Administration): (Housing Assistance Administration): Assistant Secretary for Mortgage Credit and Federal Housing Commissioner ate Housing Administration): Federal National Mortgage Association): FOR FIELD Employees ins Regional Office: FHA Insuring Office (and other FHA field offices): HAA Regional Office : FNMA Agency Office : Deputy Counselor (Legal) is: Ashley Foard Paul R. Boesch S. Leigh Curry, Jr. Joseph Burstein Adolphus Prothro Robert H. Reid Regional Counsel Adolphus Prothro HAA Regional Counsel Agency Counsel * Designated personnel in each FHA field office will assist. Deputy Counselor (Personnel) is: Douglas E. Chaffin Li Charles G. Stern Joe B. Montgomery Glendon D. Willey Regional Director of Administration Joe B. Montgomery* Administrative Officer or Office Services Supvr. Assistant Agency Manager (Administration Instructions to employees will be issued shortly, by appropriate offices, concerning employees in positions designated in the Appendix to the regulations, reporting procedures for other employees, and reporting unterminated prohibited activities. It is suggested that employees retain their copies of Staff Bulletins 66-73, 66-77, as well as this issue, for reference purposes.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 37 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f7e14edff957dbb0e7cd8324c403bb39.pdf 708b55459eb2a6392ca35190cd568f91 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ,r / O RGANIZATIONS DESIGNATED UNDER EXECUTIVE O RDER NO. 10450 Compiled from Memoronda of the Atto rney Ge ne ral dote d April 2 9, July 15, Septe4, be r 28, 1953; Jonuory 22, 195 4; April 4 , Septe mber 2 1, O cto be r 20 , 1955; Octo ber 4, 19 5 7; a nd July 18 , 195 8 CONSOLIDATED LIST-JULY 18, 1958 Th is list is prepared solely for the information o f Fedenl civi lia n officers lnd employees and for the convenience n( persons completing appl ications fo r Federal employment. Membership in or affi liation with a designated organiu rion is one facto r to be consider ed by the departments :a nd a~encies of the Federal Government in connection .,,.ith the cmpl9yment or retention in employment of individuals in Federa l service. Abraham Lincoln Brigade Abraham Lincoln School, Chicago, Illinois Action Committee to Free Spain Now Alabama People's Educational Association (see Communist Political Association ) American Association for Reconstruction in Yugoslavia, Inc. American Branch of the Federation of G reek Maritime Unions American Christian Nationalist Party American Committee for European Workers' Relief ( see Socialist W orkers Party) American Commi ttee for Protection of Foreign Born American Committee for Spanish Freedom American Committee for the Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan, Inc. American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, Inc. American Committee to Survey Labor Conditions in Europe American Council for a Democratic Greece, formerly known as the Greek American Council ; Greek American Committee for N ational Unity American Council on Soviet Relations American Croatian Congress American Jewish Labor Council American League Against W ar and Fascism American Lea11ue for Peace and Democracy American N ational Labor Party American N ational Socialist League American National Socialist Party American N ationalist Party American Patriots, Inc. American Peace Crusade American Peace Mobilization American Poles for Peace Ameri.can Polish Labor Council American Polish League American Rescue Ship Mission (a project of the United American Spanish Aid Committee ) American-Russian Fraternal Society American Russian Institute, N ew York, also known as the American Russian Institute for Cultural Relations with the Soviet Union American Russian Institute, Philadelphia American Russian Institute of San Francisco American Russian Institute of Southern California, Los Angeles American Slav Congress American Women for Peace American Youth Congress American Youth for D emocracy Armenian Progressive League of America Associated Klans of America Association of Georgia Klans Association of German Nationals /Rekhsdeutsche Vereinigung ) Ausland-Organization der NSD AP, O verseas Branch of Nazi Party Baltimore Forum Benjamin Davis Freedom Committee Black Dragon Society Boston School for Marxist Studies, Boston, Massachusetts Bridges-Robertson-Schmidt D efense Committee Bulgarian American People's League of the United States of America California Emergency Defense Committee California Labor School, Inc., 32 1 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, California Carpatho-Russian People's Society Central Council of American W omen of Croatian Descent, also known as Central Council of American Croatian W omen, N ational Council of Croatian W omen Central Japanese Association ( Beikoku Chuo N ipponjin Kai) Central Japanese Association of Southern California Central O rganization of the German-American N ational All iance (Deutsche-Amerikanische Einheitsfront ) Cervantes Fraternal Society China W elfare Appeal, Inc. Chopin Cultural Center Ci tizens Committee for Harry Bridges Citizens Committee of the U pper West Side (New York City ) Citizens Committee to Free Earl Browder Citizens Emergency Defense Conference Citizens Protective League Civil Liberties Sponsoring Committee of Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress and its affil iated organizations, including: Civil Rights Congress for Texas Veterans Against Discrimination of Civil Rights Congress of New York Civil Rights Congress for Texas ( see Civil Rights Congress) Columbians Comite Coordinador Pro Republica Espanola 10385- 104 Comite Pro Derechos Civiles ( See Puerto Rican Comite Pro Libertades Civiles) Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy Committee for Constitutional and Political Freedom Committee for Nationalist Action Committee for Peace and Brotherhood Festival in Philadelphia Committee for the Defense of the Pittsburgh Six Committee for the Negro in the Arts Committee for the Protection of the Bill of Rights Committee for W orld Youth Friendship and Cultural Exchange Committee to Abolish D iscrimination in Maryland ( See Congress Against Discrimination ; Maryland Congress Against Discrimination; Provisional Committee to Abolish Discrimination in the State of Maryland) Committee to Aid the Fighting South Committee to D efend Marie Richardson Committee to Defend the Rights and Freedom of Pittsburgh's Political Prisoners Committee to Uphold the Bill of Rights Commonwealth College, Mena, Arkansas Communist Party, U. S. A., its subdivisions, subsidiaries and affiliates Communist Political Association, it,s subdivisions, subsidiaries and affiliates, including: Alabama People's Educational Association Florida Press and Educational League Oklahoma Lell&ue for Political Education People's Educational and Press Association of Texas Virginia League for People's Education Congress Against Discrimination (See Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland) Congress of American Revolutionary Writers Congress of American W omen Congress of the U nemployed Connecticut Committee to Aid Victims of the Smith Act Connecticut State Youth Conference Council for J obs, Relief and H ousing Council for Pan-American D emocracy Council of G reek Americans Council on African Affairs Croatian Benevolent Fraternity D ai N ippon Butoku Kai (M ilitary Virtue Society of Japan or Military Art Society of Japan) D aily Worker Press Club Daniels Defense Committee Dante Alighieri Society (between 1935 and 1940) Dennis D efense Committee Detroit Youth Assembly East Bay Peace Committee Elsinore Progressive League Emergency Conference to Save Spanish Refugees ( founding body of the North American Spanish Aid Commi ttee ) Everybody's Committee to Outlaw W ar Families of the Baltimore Smith Act Victims Families of the Smith Act Victims Federation of Italian War Veterans in the U. S. A., Inc. (Associazione Nazionale Combattenti ltaliani, Federazione degli Stati Uniti d'America ) Finnish-American Mutual Aid Society Florida Press and Educational League ( see Communist Political Association) Frederick D ouglass Educational Center Freedom Stage, Inc. Friends of the N ew Germany (Freunde des N euen D eutschlands) Friends of the Soviet Union Garibaldi American Fraternal Society George W ashins:ton Carver School, N ew York City German-American Bund (Amerikadeutscher Volksbund) German-American Republican League German-American Vocational League (Deutsche-Amerikanische Berufsgemeinschaft ) Guardian Club Harlem Trade Union Council Hawaii Civil, Liberties Committee Heimusha Kai, also known as Nokubei Heieki G imusha Kai, Zaibel N ihoni in, Heipku Gimusha Kai, and Zaibei Heimusha Kai (Japanese Residing in America Military Conscripts Association) Hellenic-American Brotherhood H inode Kai (Imperial J apanese Reservists) Hinomaru Kai ( Rising Sun Flag Society-a group of Jl!panese War Veterans ) Hokubei Zaigo $hoke Dan (North American Reserve Officers Association ) CSC FORM 385 REVISED AUGUST 1958 �Hollywood W rit ers Mobiliza tion fo r D efense Hungarian-Am erican Cou ncil for Democracy Hungarian Brotherhood Idaho Pension Union Independent Party (Seattle, Washington) (See Independent Peo pl e's Party) Independent People's Part)' ( See Independent Party) Industrial Workers of the World Internacional Labor Defense International Workers Order, its subdivisions, subsidiaries and affiliate s Japanese Association of America Japanese Overseas Central Society ( K aigai D obo Chuo Kai ) Japanese Overseas Conventi on, T okyo, Japan, 1940 Japanese Protective Associa tion ( Recruiting Organi za tion) J efferson Schoo l of Sod a! Science, N ew York City · Jewish Culture Society Jewish People's Committee Jewish People's Fraternal Order Ji kyoku linka i (The Committ ee for the Cri sis ) J ohnson-Forest G ro up ( See Johnsonites) Johnsonites ( See Johnson-Forest Group) J oint Anti -Fascis t Refugee Committee J oint Cou ncil of Progress ive Itali an-Americans, Inc. Joseph \X1 eydemeyer School of Soci al Science, St. Louis, Mi sso uri Kibei Seinen Kai ( Assoc iat ion of U . S. Citizens of Japa nese Ancestry who have returned to Ameri ca after studying in J apan) Knigh ts of the White Camellia Ku Klu x Klan Ky/fhae user, also known as Kylfhaeuser Leag ue ( Kylfhaeuser Bund) Kylfhaeuser Fellowship (Kyffhaeu ser Kameradschaft) Kyffhaeu~er War Reli ef (Ky/fhaeuser Kriegshilfswerk) Labor Co uncil fo r Negro Rights Labor Research Association, Inc. Labor Youth League League for Common Sense League of American Writ ers Lictor Society ( Italian Black Shirts) Ma cedoni an-America n Peop le· s Leag ue Mario l\!organtini Circle Maritime Labor Com mittee to D efend Al La nnon Maryland Cong ress AgJi nst D iscriminati on (See Committ ee to Abolish D iscrim ination in MarylJnd) ··. M assachusetts Committ ee fo r the Bill of Rights Massachusetts Minute Women for Peace (not connected with ~,.the Minute Women of the U . S. A., Inc. ) M aurice Braverman D efense Committee Michiga n Civil Rights Federa tion M ichigln Counci I fo r Peace Michiga n School of Social Science Nlnka T ei kok u G unyuda n ( Imperial Military Friends Group or Southern Californ ia War Veterans) Na ti ona l Assoc iation of Mexi can Amer ica ns ( also kn ow n as Asociacion Nacional Mexico-Americana) Nationa l Blue Star Mothers of America ( not to be confused wit h the Blue StJ r Mot hers of Ameri ca organi zed in February 1942) National Committee fo r Freedo m of the Press National Committee for the· Defense of Political Prisoners National Co mm itt ee to Wi n Amnesty fo r Smith Act Victims Nationa l Committee to Wi n the Peace Natio nal Conference on American Policy in China and the Far East ( a Conference ca ll ed. by the Commi ttee for a D emocra tic Far Eastern Policy ) National Cou nci l of Americans of Croatian D escent National Counci l of American -Sov iet Friendship National Federation fo r Constitutiona l Liberties National Labo r Conference for Peace Nationa l Negro Congress Nationa l Negro Labor Council Nationalist Act ion League Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico Nature Fri ends of America (since 193 5) Negro Labor Victory Committee New Committee for Publi ca tions Nichibei Kogyo Kaisha (The Great Fujii Theatre) North Ame rican Committee to Aid Spa ni sh D emocracy North American Spanish Aid Committee North Phi lade lph ia Forum Northwest J apanese Association Ohio Schoo l of Socia l Sciences Oklahoma Committee to D efend Po litica l Prisoners Oklahoma League for Political Education ( see Commu ni st Polit ica l Association) Original Southern Klans, Incorporated Paci"lic Northwest Labor School, Seattle, Washington Palo Alto Peace Club Partido del Pueblo of Panama ( operating in the Cana l Zone) Peace Information Center Peace Movement of Ethiopia People's D ra ma, Inc. People' s Educational and Press Association of T exas (see Communist Political Association) People' s Educati onal Association (incorporated under name Los Angeles Educational Association, Inc.) , a lso known as People' s Educational Center, People' s University, People's School People's Institute of Applied Relig ion Peoples Programs (Seattle, Washington) Peopl e's Radio Foundation, Inc. People's Rights Party Philadelphia Labor Committee for Negro Rights Phil adelphia School of Social Science and Art Photo League (New York City) Pittsburg h Ans Club Political Prisoners Welfare Committee Poloni a Society of the !WO Progress ive German-Americans, also known as Progressive GermanAmericans of Chi cago Prol etari an Part y of America Protestant W ar Veterans of the United States, In c. Prov isi onal Committee of Citizens fo r Peace, Southwest Area Prov isiona l Committee on Lat in American Affairs Prov isiona l Committee to Abolish Discrimination in the State of Maryland (See Committee to Abolish Discrimination in M aryland) Puerto Ri ca n Com ite Pro Libertades Ci viles (CLC) (See Comite Pro D erechos Ci viles ) Pu ertorriquenos Uni dos ( Puerto Ri cans United ) Quad Cit y Committee for Peace Queensbridge. T enan ts Leag ue Revo lutionary Workers Leag ue Romanian-America n Frate rnal Society Russian Ameri ca n Societ)', Inc. Sakura Kai ( Patriotic Society, or Cherr y Association-composed of veterans of Russo-Japanese W ar) Samuel Ad ams Schoo l, Boston , Massachusetts Sa nta Barbara Peace Forum Schappes D efense Committee Schneiderman-Darcy D efense Committee Schoo l of Jewish Studies, New York Ci ty Seatt le Labor School, Sea ttl e. \X' ash ington Serbian-America n Fraternal Society Serbia n V idovda n Council Shinto T empl es (limited to State Shi nto abo li shed in 1945) Silver Shirt Legion of America Sl avic Co uncil of Sou thern California Sl ovak Workers Society Sl oveni an-American Nationa l Cou ncil , Socialist Wotkers Party, including America n Committee fo r European Workers' .. R~lief ,;·,. • ~ Sokoku Kai (Fat herland Society) . Southern Neg ro Youth Congress Suiko Sha (Reserve O/li(ters Associ ation . Lo~ Angeles) Syracuse Women for Peace T om Paine School of Socia l Sc ience. Phil adelphia, Pen nsy lvania Tom Paine Schoo l of Westchester. New York Trade Union Committee Tor Peace ( See Trade Unionists fo r Peace ) T rade Uni oni sts for Peace ( See Trade Union Committee for Peace ) Tri-State Negro Trade Union Cou ncil U kraini an-America n Fraterna l U n ion Union of American Croatians Union of New York Veterans Uriited America n Spani sh Aid Comm ittee United Com mittee of Jew ish Societi es and Land sma nschaft Federatio ns, a lso known as Coordi nation Committee of Jewi h Landsmanschaften and Fraternal Organizations United Committee of South Slav ic America ns U n ited D efense Council of Sou thern Ca li fo rn ia Un ited Harl em T enants a nd Consumers Orga n izat ion U nited May D ay Committee U nited Negro and Allied Veterans of America Veterans Against Di scrim in ation of Civil Rights Co ngress of New York (see Civil Rights Congress ) Vetera ns of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Vi rg inia League for Peop le's Education (see Commu nist Politica l As sociation) Voice of Freedom Committee Walt Whitman School of Social Science, Newark. New Jersey Washington Bookshop Association Washington Committee for D emocratic Action Washi ngto n Committee to D efend the Bill of Rights Washington Commonwealth Federation Washington Pension Union Wisconsin Conference on Social Legislation Workers Alliance (since April 1936) Yiddisher Kultur Farband Young Communist League Yugoslav-American Cooperative Home, Inc. Yugos lav Seamen·s Club. Inc U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1959 0-515025 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ORGANIZATIONS DESIGNATED UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 10450 Compiled from Memoranda of the Attorney General dated April 29, July 15, Septehber 28, 1953; January 22, 1954; April 4, September 21, October 20, 1955; October 4, 1957; and July 18, 1958 CONSOLIDATED LIST—JULY 18, 1958 This list is prepared solely for the information of Federal civilian officers and employees and for the convenience of persons completing applications for Federal employment. Membership in or affiliation with a designated organization is one factor to be considered by the departments and agencies of the Federal employment or retention in employment of individuals in Federal service. Abraham Lincoln Brigade Abraham Lincoln School, Chicago, Illinois Action Committee to Free Spain Now é Alabama People's Educational Association (see Communist Political Association) American Association for Reconstruction in Yugoslavia, Inc. American Branch of the Federation of Greek Maritime Unions American Christian Nationalist Party American Committee for European Workers’ Relief (see Socialist Workers Party) American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born American Committee for Spanish Freedom American Committee for the Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan, Inc. American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, Inc. American Committee to Survey Labor Conditions in Europe American Council for a Democratic Greece, formerly known as the Greek American Council; Greek American Committee for National Unity American Council on Soviet Relations American Croatian Congress American Jewish Labor Council American League Against War and Fascism American League for Peace and Democracy American National Labor Party American National Socialist League American National Socialist Party American Nationalist Party American Patriots, Inc. American Peace Crusade American Peace Mobilization American Poles for Peace American Polish Labor Council American Polish League American Rescue Ship Mission (a project of the United American Spanish Aid Committee) American-Russian Fraternal Society American Russian Institute, New York, also known as the American Russian Institute for Cultural Relations with the Soviet Union American Russian Institute, Philadelphia American Russian Institute of San Francisco American Russian Institute of Southern California, Los Angeles American Slav Congress American Women for Peace American Youth Congress American Youth for Democracy Armenian Progressive League of America Associated Klans of America Association of Georgia Klans Association of German Nationals (Reichsdeutsche Vereinigung) Ausland-Organization der NSDAP, Overseas Branch of Nazi Party Baltimore Forum Benjamin Davis Freedom Committee Black Dragon Society Boston School for Marxist Studies, Boston, Massachusetts Bridges-Robertson-Schmidt Defense Committee Bulgarian American People’s League of the United States of America California Emergency Defense Committee California Labor School, Inc., 321 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, California Carpatho-Russian People’s Society Central Council of American Women of Croatian Descent, also known as Central Council! of American Croatian Women, National Council of Croatian Women . Central Japanese Association (Beikoku Chuo Nipponjin Kai) Central Japanese Association of Southern California Central Organization of the German-American National Alliance (Deutsche-Amerikanische Einheitsfront) Cervantes Fraternal Society China Welfare Appeal, Inc. Chopin Cultural Center Citizens Committee for Harry Bridges Citizens Committee of the Upper West Side (New York City) Citizens Committee to Free Earl Browder Citizens Emergency Defense Conference Citizens Protective League Civil Liberties Sponsoring Committee of Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress and its affiliated organizations, including: Civil Rights Congress for Texas , Veterans Against Discrimination of Civil Rights Congress of New Yor! Civil Rights Congress for Texas (see Civil Rights Congress) Columbians Comite Coordinador Pro Republica Espanola overnment in connection with the Comite Pro Derechos Civiles (See Puerto Rican Comite Pro Libertades Civiles) Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy Committee for Constitutional and Political Freedom Committee for Nationalist Action Committee for Peace and Brotherhood Festival in Philadelphia Committee for the Defense of the Pittsburgh Six Committee for the Negro in the Arts Committee for the Protection of the Bill of Rights Committee for World Youth Friendship and Cultural Exchange Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland (See Congress Against Discrimination; Maryland Congress Against Discrimination; Provisional Committee to Abolish Discrimination in the State of Maryland) Committee to Aid the Fighting South Committee to Defend Marie Richardson Committee to Defend the Rights and Freedom of Pittsburgh's Political Prisoners Committee to Uphold the Bill of Rights Commonwealth College, Mena, Arkansas Communist Party, U, 5. A., its subdivisions, subsidiaries and afhliates Communist Political Association, its subdivisions, subsidiaries and affiliates, including: " Alabama People's Educational Association Florida Press and Educational League Oklahoma League for Political Education People's Educational and Press Association of Texas Virginia League for People’s Education Congress Against Discrimination (See Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland) Congress of American Revolutionary W’riters Congress of American Women Congress of the Unemployed Connecticut Committee to Aid Victims of the Smith Act Connecticut State Youth Conference Council for Jobs, Relief and Housing Council for Pan-American Democracy Council of Greek Americans Council on African Affairs Croatian Benevolent Fraternity Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Military Virtue Society of Japan or Military Art Society of Japan) Daily Worker Press Club Daniels Defense Committee Dante Alighieri Society (between 1935 and 1940) Dennis Defense Committee Detroit Youth Assembly East Bay Peace Committee Elsinore Progressive League Emergency Conference to Save Spanish Refugees (founding body of the North American Spanish Aid Committee) Everybody's Committee to Outlaw War Families of the Baltimore Smith Act Victims Families of the Smith Act Victims Federation of Italian War Veterans in the U. S. A., Inc. (Associazione Nazionale Combattenti Italiani, Federazione degli Stati Uniti d'America) Finnish-American Mutual Aid Society Florida Press and Educational League (see Communist Political Asso- ciation) Frederick Douglass Educational Center Freedom Stage, Inc. Friends of the New Germany (Freunde des Neuen Deutschlands) Friends of the Soviet Union Garibaldi American Fraternal Society George Washington Carver School, New York Sots German-American Bund (Amerikadeutscher Volksbund) German-American Republican League German-American Vocational League (Deutsche-Amerikanische Berufs- gemeinschaft) Guardian Club Harlem Trade Union Council Hawaii Civil Liberties Committee Heimusha Kai, also known as Nokubei Heieki Gimusha Kai, Zaibel Nihonjin, Heiyaku Gimusha Kai, and Zaibei Heimusha Kai (Jap- anese Residing in America Military Conscripts Association) Hellenic-American Brotherhood Hinode Kai (Imperial Japanese Reservists ) Hinomaru Kai (Rising Sun Flag Society—a group of Japanese War Veterans) Hokubei Zaigo Shoke Dan (North American Reserve Officers Associ- ation) 10385-104 CSC FORM 385 REVISED AUGUST 1958  Hollywood Writers Mobilization for Defense Hungarian-American Council for Democracy Hungarian Brotherhood Idaho Pension Union Independent Party (Seattle, W/ashington) (See Independent People’s Party) Independent People's Party (See Independent Party ) Industrial Workers of the World International Labor Defense International Workers Order, its subdivisions, subsidiaries and affiliates Japanese Association of America Japanese Overseas Central Society (Kaigai Dobo Chuo Kai) Japanese Overseas Convention, Tokyo, Japan, 1940 Japanese Protective Association (Recruiting Organization) Jefferson School of Social Science, New York City Jewish Culture Society Jewish People’s Committee ewish People’s Fraternal Order Jikyoku linkai (The Committee for the Crisis) Johnson-Forest Group (See Johnsonites) Johnsonites (See Johnson-Forest Group) Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee Joint Council of Progressive Italian-Americans, Inc. Joseph W'eydemeyer School of Social Science, St. Louis, Missouri Kibei Seinen Kai (Association of U. S. Citizens of Japanese Ancestry who have returned to America after studying in Japan) Knights of the White Camellia Ku Klux Klan Kyffhaeuser, also known as Kyffhacuser League (Kyffhaeuser Bund) Kyffhaeuser Fellowship (Kyffhaeuser Kameradschaft) Kyffhaeuser War Relief (Kyffhaeuser Kriegshilfswerk) Labor Council for Negro Rights Labor Research Association, Inc. Labor Youth League League for Common Sense League of American Writers Lictor Society (Italian Black Shirts) Macedonian-American People's League Mario Morgantini Circle Maritime Labor Committee to Defend Al Lannon Mauiane Congress Against Discrimination (See Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland) ~- Massachusetts Committee for the Bill of Rights Massachusetts Minute Women for Peace (not connected with’ the Minute Women of the U. S. A., Inc.) Maurice Braverman Defense Committee Michigan Civil Rights Federation Michigan Council for Peace Michigan School of Social Science Nanka Teikoku Gunyudan (Imperial Military Friends Group or South- ern California War Veterans) National Association of Mexican Americans (also known as Asociacion Nacional Mexico-Americana) National Blue Star Mothers of America (not to be confused with the Blue Star Mothers of America organized in February 1942) National Committee for Freedom of the Press National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners National Committee to Win Amnesty for Smith Act Victims National Committee to Win the Peace National Conference on American Policy in China and the Far East (a Conference called by the Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy) National Council of Americans of Croatian Descent National Council of American-Soviet Friendship National Federation for Constitutional Liberties National Labor Conference for Peace National Negro Congress National Negro Labor Council Nationalist Action League Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico Nature Friends of America (since 1935) Negro Labor Victory Committee New Committee for Publications Nichibei Kogyo Kaisha (The Great Fujii Theatre) North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy North American Spanish Aid Committee North Philadelphia Forum Northwest Japanese Association Ohio School of Social Sciences Oklahoma Committee to Defend Political Prisoners Oklahoma League for Political Education (see Communist Political Association) Original Southern Klans, Incorporated Pacific Northwest Labor School, Seattle, Washington Palo Alto Peace Club Partido del Pueblo of Panama (operating in the Canal Zone) Peace Information Center Peace Movement of Ethiopia “ People’s Drama, Inc. People’s Educational and Press Association of Texas (see Communist Political Association) People’s Educational Association (incorporated under name Los Angeles Educational Association, Inc.), also known as People's Educational Center, People’s University, People's School People’s Institute of Applied Religion Peoples Programs (Seattle, Washington) People’s Radio Foundation, Inc. People’s Rights Party Philadelphia Labor Committee for Negro Rights Philadelphia School of Social Science and Art Photo League (New York City) Pittsburgh Arts Club Political Prisoners’ Welfare Committee Polonia Society of the WO Progressive German-Americans, also known as Progressive German- Americans of Chicago Proletarian Party of America Protestant War Veterans of the United States, Inc. Provisional Committee of Citizens for Peace, Southwest Area Provisional Committee on Latin American Affairs Provisional Committee to Abolish Discrimination in the State of Mary- land (See Committee to Abolish Discrimination in Maryland) Puerto Rican Comite Pro Libertades Civiles (CLC) (See Comite Pro Derechos Civiles) Puertorriquenos Unidos (Puerto Ricans United) Quad City Committee for Peace Queensbridge Tenants League Revolutionary Workers League Romanian-American Fraternal Society | Russian American Society, Inc. Sakura Kai (Patriotic Society, or Cherry Association—composed of veterans of Russo-Japanese War) Samuel Adams School, Boston, Massachusetts Santa Barbara Peace Forum Schappes Defense Committee Schneiderman-Darcy Defense Committee School of Jewish Studies, New York City Seattle Labor School, Seattle. Washington Serbian-American Fraternal Society Serbian Vidovdan Council Shinto Temples (limited to State Shinto abolished in 1945) Silver Shirt Legion of America Slavic Council of Southern California Slovak Workers Society Slovenian-American National Council , Socialist Workers Party, ae American Committee for European Workers'-Relief : Sokoku Kai (Fatherland. Society) ~ Southern Negro Youth Congress Suiko Sha (Reserve Officers Association, Los Angeles) Syracuse Women for Peace Tom Paine School of Social Science, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tom Paine School of Westchester, New York Trade Union Committee for Peace (See Trade Unionists for Peace) Trade Unionists for Peace (See Trade Union Committee for Peace) Tri-State Negro Trade Union Council Ukrainian-American Fraternal Union Union of American Croatians Union of New York Veterans United American Spanish Aid Committee United Committee of Jewish Societies and Landsmanschaft Federations, also known as Coordination Committee of Jewish Landsmanschaften and Fraternal Organizations United Committee of South Slavic Americans United Defense Council of Southern California United Harlem Tenants and Consumers Organization United May Day Committee United Negro and Allied Veterans of America Veterans Against Discrimination of Civil Rights Congress of New York (see Civil Rights Congress) Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Virginia League for People's Education (see Communist Political As- sociation ) Voice of Freedom Committee Walt Whitman School of Social Science, Newark, New casey Washington Bookshop Association Washington Committee for Democratic Action Washington Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights Washington Commonwealth Federation Washington Pension Union Wisconsin Conference on Social Legislation Workers Alliance (since April 1936) Yiddisher Kultur Farband Young Communist League Yugoslav-American Cooperative Home, Inc. Yugoslav Seamen's Club, Inc U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1959 0—515025  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 36 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9ffb8fe2238cbdab44128f643a4bbae2.pdf 276139750a6855297ddee4f55f44a49b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 November 4~ 1966 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Jfono ble I Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia J)es.r -;yor Allen: With reg d to your ppointment as Consultant with th UE!lrJH..f'Llllent o.f Housing and Urban Devel ent, there ar certain fom.s which r~quired to be c 1 ted. · Enclosed is Fo:rm W-4,. Employ e ithholding Exemption Certific te and Form R-144, Cert fie to of Non...Liabillty for District of Columbi i thholding ·m1cb re sel£-e,""'..,.._..,""'tory. Ple e note that you must print yaur f"uJ.l name. It is so requested that you sho your zip code. Please e.nswer items 1, 2,, 3, 5, and 7 on the reverse side of the dard orm 61, Appointment A.ttidavit, and ign the front in the pre ence of a otary blic. Pl. se return the fo self• ·a:re s d. envelope. soon po sible in the enclos d ince~ your, lo a � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WasHINGTON, D.C. 20410 November 4, 1966 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: With regard to your appointment as Consultant with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are certain forms which are required to be completed. Enclosed is Form W-4, Employee Withholding Exemption Certificate and Form FR-14}, Certificate of Non-Liability for District of Columbia Withholding Tax which are self-explanatory. Please note that you must print your full name. It is also requested that you show your zip code. Please answer items 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 on the reverse side of the Standard Form 61, Appointment Affidavit, and sign the front in the presence of a Notary Public. Please return these forms as soon as possible in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. Sincerely yours, Edward C. Williams Chief, Employee Standards and Examining Branch Enclosures  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 35 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a6bab9ff1ff87d0c617fe8271c14f848.pdf 66ab8dc0a0b616f1f2cbfdb90e453767 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 November 4, 1966 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: With regard to your appointment as Consultant with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are certain f~rms which are required to be completed. Enc.losed and Form Columbia that you you show is Form W-4, Employee Withholding Exemption Certificate FR-144, Certificate of Non-Liability for District of Withholding Tax which are self-explanatory. Please note must print your :f'ull name. It is al.so requested that your zip code. Please answer items 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 on the reverse side of the Standard Form 61, Appointment Affidavit, and sign the front in the presence of a Notary Public. Please return these forms as soon.as possible in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. Sincerely yours, £~~ {!, "or ~WA Edward C. Williams ~ Chief, Employee Standards and Examining Branch Enclosures � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 November 4, 1966 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: With regard to your appointment as Consultant with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are certain forms which are required to be completed. Enclosed is Form W-4, Employee Withholding Exemption Certificate and Form FR-144, Certificate of Non-Liability for District of Columbia Withholding Tax which are self-explanatory. Please note that you must print your full name. It is also requested that you show your zip code. Please answer items 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7 on the reverse side of the Standard Form 61, Appointment Affidavit, and sign the front in the presence of a Notary Public. Please return these forms as soon as possible in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. Sincerely yours, Paurird e Wella Edward C. Williams 47~— Chief, Employee Standards and Examining Branch Enclosures  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 34 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/97b8aa71aea281104d08b7f4707c86ef.pdf 9bbe0af5f8026729e1bfa2f1b21b8375 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ' \ DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia D.C. 20410 October 25, 1966 ~ rV' L Dear Mayor Allen: The Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Develop t, desires to appoint you for a period of 60 days, as Consultant, $100.00 per day under authority of Section 15, Public Law 600. · A member of the Secretary's Staff will advise you of the days on which he desires your services during this period of employment. When you are in an authorized travel status, your travel expenses will be paid, and in addition, a $16.00 per diem allowance in lieu of subsistence will be paid. You will serve as Consultant to advise the Secretary on Urban Development matters. The Civil Service Commission requires that we furnish you a copy of the Department's Standards of Conduct regulations. Please note that they identify employees in the category to which you are being appointed as " Special Government Employee", and requires them, · at the time of employment to supply the Department with a statement of other employment and financial interests. The enclosed Form HUD - 844-A, " Statement of Employment and Financial Interest," should be completed and the original returned in the self-addressed envelope furnished with this letter . The duplicate copy is for your records. The information you f urnish will be accessible only to those Department employees having official duties in connection with your appointment. If this appointment is acceptable to you, please so indicate by signing on the space provided on the enclosed copy o f this letter and return it to this Office. Sincerely yours, D~f~ Directo r of Personnel Enc;losures � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document % 3 . DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY October 25, 1966 Honorable Ivan Allen Mayor Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: The Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Develop t, desires to appoint you for a period of 60 days, as Consultant, $100.00 per day under authority of Section 15, Public Law 600. ' A member of the Secretary's Staff will advise you of the days on which he desires your services during this period of employment. When you are in an authorized travel status, your travel expenses will be paid, and in addition, a $16.00 per diem allowance in lieu of subsistence will be paid. You will serve as Consultant to advise the Secretary on Urban Develop- ment matters. The Civil Service Commission requires that we furnish you a copy of the Department's Standards of Conduct regulations. Please note that they identify employees in the category to which you are being ap- pointed as "Special Government Employee", and requires them, at the time of employment to supply the Department with a statement of other employment and financial interests. The enclosed Form HUD-844-A, "Statement of Employment and Financial. Interest," should be completed and the original returned in the self-addressed envelope furnished with this letter. The duplicate copy is for your records. The information you furnish will be accessible only to those Department employees having official duties in connection with your appointment. If this appointment is acceptable to you, please so indicate by signing on the space provided on the enclosed copy of this letter and return it to this Office. Sincerely yours, se E. Chaffi Director of Personnel Enclosures  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 33 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/97c29237f044ba77aa35eadf61e9de5b.pdf 74ad57769c1634555c11309d1a6bc8fe Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. " ( HU0-107 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ( 6-66) REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Subait original only TO: at clou of pay period) 6_6 _ __ Date_ll/_7_/_ DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS Office of Secretary FROM: (Office or Division) (Bran cit) EMPLOYEE: ___I_van_ · _A_l_l_en ________ TITLE: ·Consultant EMPLOYED BY: Appointment effect ¾ve 'or Contract effective -: .;. . . Per diem salary$ --l-OOt1-w-;~o~o~------From: ---±l±l,,-.,,f6e1</~6*'6----- to _ ___.,]..... ]-,.../.... ] 9..,_,_,/6~6-----, 19 _ _ in cl. p ay Period: HOURS ·woRK[D DATE DAY SUN HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. (Signature of Eaployee) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hours indicated and request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his appointment or contract. • ~ - • • ~ ' • • .. - • .. Administrative Offi cer (T i tle of Superuising Officer) (Signa t ure) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION • .. ' � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Mera REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Submit original only at close of pay period) 11/7/66 TO: DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS Date FROM: Office of Secretary (Office or Division) (i eeRI EMPLOYEE: Ivan Allen TITLE: Consultant EMPLOYED BY: Appointment effective or Mage pt DS aplet ape a Contract effective Per diem salary $ 190,00 er Pay period: - from: =. 49/6/46... to 11/19/66 19 incl. HOURS WORKED DATE DAY es | wep | THURS| FRI SAT ES | WED | THURS| FRI HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. (Signature of Employee) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hours in- dicated and request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his appointment or contract, Administrative Officer (Title of Supervising Officer) (Signature) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 32 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ddbf68152216567704a2aedd32610c88.pdf 0ab0403cfacf57e67abb8d4c86b892b4 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 'r. STAND 7iAi~~;; 101 2-A TRAVEL VOUCHER 1/ , j• 'I',,-.~-,_.,. 'i ~ -l.~- ,. ,.. MEMORANDUM 1012-2os , ,,---------,---------,-,----,------r-------------------· t' DEPARTMENT. BUREAU, oR EsTAausHMENT ,, r - J . '-" ··- 1· -- ....~ ·, ·' vo ucHER N o . Department. of Housin.,, & Urban nemlopaent PAYEE 'S NA.ME I SCHEDULE NO. I ' Honorable Ivan A1Jen MAILING AD DRESS PAID BY ·· : : : : DUW STATlDN RES>DENCS • o. I FROM (DAT E) 10/27 ~- Outstanding 10/28/ 66 APPLICABLE- TRAV JJL AUTHORIZATION (S) 1·-_A_rn_9_u_nt_ to_be_,p_p_l_ie_d ___ 1-- - -·-· ._ -_,_ . I NO. D ATE t°" CHECK N O . TRAVEL ADVANCE ~ TO (DATE) 'I','. 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FROM- - .. ,- --- .....,_ ~ POINTS OF TRAVEL DATE ISSUED I -1 ......... ~ I .•. .... - ,...,,.,,. APPRO VED ( S11pervisory and other appro m ls w hen 1·eq11ire1 ) __,,__ ' D IFFERENCES : r l ~ -, '"""~"11~( ... --.:... I 1 l ... .. ,, l . ,. ... ...t 1'"'t1 A• NEXT PREVIOUS VO UCH ER PAID U DER SAl\lE TRAVEL AUTHOR fr~Y VOU CMCR N O . 0. 0 . SYMITO I. DATE (MO NllM- YF.AR ) ,. , .. •.•,1,- Applied to tr,-·cl adrn nc (app,opri,tion symbQl) N ET il'O T RA V.ElER ACCOUNTlI G GLASSllFJCATfON 'i ' I 1 ...... ~~...,......,....1•1~~¥.__.,,........~~-~ . . . . . , ~.,. . . . ·~ \ I-" w...-r:~ .( • > • ' f~ I ~Qt.t~a ·~ . • ' • I .4. I \ \' V it.,, • • j ' tl .( •t'":T._, J:11'1, e Abbreviations fot Pullma'! ac ornrnodations: '.MR, m,ste r (0om; DR, d raw ing room; P. cnmpartmcnl ; BR. bed roo m: DSR . d uplex single room; DRM, duplex roomette; SOS, single oc upancy section; LB, lower berth ; UB, upper berth; I.B--UB, lower ~nil ugpec berth; S, seat. 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"" ~ ' , )) I ~ (DATE) I (HOUR) (LOCATION ) (DATE OF ARRIVAL) ~· ~\;; ~j~'t l :143.215.248.55, ,/·. - -----,,- - - - - - ' - - - - - - - _ _ ; _ - -- - - -- - - - -- - 1- -- - - - - - - - - - '~·~d~ - ,, ' 1,•1 SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS CLAIMED PREVIOUS TEMPORARY DU1Y ( Complete these blocks only if in t,·avel status i mmediately prior to period covered by this voucher and if admin· iJtratively req11ired ) , · DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDu.'\lG VOUCHER PERIOD ~·, j, ... ~ ' ' AUTHORIZED MILEAGE DATE 'I NATURE OF EXPENSE -:.......... c.;1._,.it:nv1e1 .. ..,.., ... -.,7' - - l- _R_AT_E_-_--~----¢ - -I - -S r EEDOMErnn No. or, _ I ..: R r.AD(N GS M 1 ES ~ tu1"'91'+,-.ws--P.0 f"".t""':y----iJiAll~ -~ to ~ uiJ ,....;..,i,aJ .,..,.--4 _t~ - - - -·l-...!._- .- MIi.SAGE S UBS !STEN Cu l- - - - - -- -- l- -+.-'11'ft-- ·, ""·* - - ' -- -l-___:c;'---I- - - >· -==:-'--'--,--!---¼'lY 'lf'--i,Wftllaa•hingM1'1~.... UIJl~.,,......;D&.=-"C!--:=.~s'i--!=!c;. S"-"S.. . ;fJ fl~tt<vthalr-'-'HDO; ""=lHta 1---"'-- -l-----3 - , ~ A ~. 't~ ".(• - - - , - - - ---,-- -- -~' ~ta:d,~l-awrla;ir~..., ~~ -tl'=--+ ton---¼l""f.Oi+.tea=11--------'-----'--l---=--'----I- - - ,. ·r.-:t:f-lF.it'ft-l- --1'.tmd,a'I\'1~ w-l'bc, ~rto).~-btc,;.GU'i+•...,pul"lf'ff'l"4'!:-t,- -:---- [i1nJ1,:;;i,;'~ "'·,r,.) /,:1!; -~l ' 1Y Atlanta 6100 ffl QA Delta Airl.1tJ "--===-- l·- AMOUNT CLAIMED { Oa. 1:29 PM Grand total to face of voucher (Subtotals, to be carried for ward if necessary ) - - ,-~--11--.~ - - - __ ,____...,_ - - --- - --- � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document STANDARD FORM 1012-A 7 GAO 5300 1012-208 TRAVEL VOUCHER iene ai MEMORANDUM VOUCHER NO. DEPARTMENT, BUREAU, OR ESTABLISHMENT PAYEE’S NAME SCHEDULE NO. MAILING ADDRESS PAID BY City Hall Atlanta, Georgia OFFICIAL DUTY STATION RESIDENCE __Atlenta, Ga, Atlanta, Ga FOR TRAVEL AND OTHER EXPENSES TRAVEL ADVANCE CHECK NO. FROM (DATE) | TO (DATE) Outstanding $ 10/27 10/28/66 APPLICABLE TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION (S) - Amount to be applied NO. | DATE Balance to remain outstanding t TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS ISSUED .¢_| INITIALS OF | MODE, CLASS TRANSPORTATION |yAGENTS |) “CARRIER | OF SERVICE, | DATE RO ee ee REQUEST NUMBER |r YATION| IssuING | AND ACCOM. | ISSUED TICKET | MODATIONS* FROM— * TO— AMOUNT Dollars Cts CLAIMED —> 111.10 DIFFERENCES: APPROVED (Supervisory and other approvals when required) Administrative Officer NEXT PREVIOUS VOUCHER A UNDER SAME TRAVEL AUTHORITY VOUCHER NO. D.O. SYMBOL DATE (MONTH=YEAR) Total verified correct for charge to appropriation(s) “= Applied to travel advance (appropriation symbol) NET TO 3 TRAVELER ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION * Abbreviations for Pullman accommodations: MR, master room; DR, drawing room; CP, compartment; BR, bedroom; DSR, duplex single room; RM, roomette; DRM, duplex roometie; SOS, single occupancy section: LB, lower berth; UB, upper berth; LB-UB, lower and upper berth; S, seat, ‘ c48—16—78036-2 SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES AND AMOUNTS CLAIMED PREVIOUS TEMPORARY DUTY (Complete these blocks only if in travel status immediately prior to period covered by this voucher and if admin- istratively required) ; ; F DEPARTURE FROM OFFICIAL STATION TEMPORARY DUTY STATION LAST DAY OF PRECEDING VOUCHER PERIO (DATE) (HOUR) (LOCATION) (DATE OF ARRIVAL) AUTHORIZED MILEAGE AMOUNT CLAIMED NATURE OF EXPENSE SPEEDOMETER . OF Rravincs Sad ae MILEAGE SUBSISTENCE OTHER Grand total to face of voucher (Subtotals, to be carried forward if necessary) | 21.10 rAS—1§—TRAAART We caves quent rating OFFICK  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 31 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/61173b251423a0267de1398cb59afb33.pdf 3db0717604c9ec57cc9f7e727d5f58d3 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. r NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION STANDARD FORM SO-Rev. Decem ber 1961 U.S. Clwll Service Commission FPM Chap. 295 6 PART (EMPLOYEE - See General Information on Reverse) 5 0-1 26 (FOR AGENCY USE) schedule fie., A-8 I. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-M IDDLE ALLEN, IVAN JR., I 9. FEGLI 2 I 1-<:OVERED 171 MR. 3-10 PT. DISAB. 4-·10 PT. COMP. 4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO. 03-J.5-ll 252-10-5552 IO. RETIREMENT Excepted Appt 06- 30-67 NTE 3. BIRTH DATE (Mo .• Dag. Year) 7. SERVICE COMP. DATE 0 5-10 PT. OTHER 3-WAIVED 2- INELIGIBLE ' " " " o;,rno, 1 2. (FOR AGENCY USE) 6. TEN URE GROUP 5. VETERAN PREFERENCE 1-NO Z-5 PT. "coo, MR.- MISS-MRS. - I 1-CS 2- FICA 2 13. EFFECTIVE DATE (Mo., Dag, Year) Interorlttent 11. (FOR CSC USE) 3-FS 4-NONE 16. PAY PLAN AND OCCUPATION CODE 5-OTHER 14. CIVIL SERVICE OR6iTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY Public law 10-27-66 15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMB~R 8. PHYol5AL HANDICAP CODE csc oo, section 15 and Letter dated 09-09-54 17. (a) GRADE ( b) STEP OR OR LEVEL RATE 18. SALARY I r \ r t 19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE 21. PAY PLAN AND 20. T O : POSITlON TITLE AND NUMBER OCCUPATION CODE 22. (a) GRADE OR LEVEL (b) STEP 23. SALARY OR RATE pd $100.00 Consultant I 24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE Damediate Of'fice of the secretary, washington, D. c. Resideace: Atlanta, Georgia 126. LOCATION CODE 25. DUTY STATION (Ciig-countg- Slale) washimgton, o. c. oB-0010-001 27. APPROPRIATION 28. POSITION OCCUPIED 29. APPORTIONED POSITION 1-<:OMPETITIVE SERVICE FROM, ~ ~- REMARKS: I IA. SUBJECT TO COMPLETION OF 1 TO : I -I 2-EXCEPTED SERVICE 1-PROVED-1 2-WAIVED-Z STATE I I YEAR PROBATIONARY (OR TRIAL) PERIOD COM MENCING L_J B. SERVICE COUNTING TOWARD CAREER (OR PERMANENT) TENURE FROM : r--7 L___J SEPARATIONS: SHOW REASONS BELOW. AS REQUIRED. CHECK IF APPLICABLE: C. DURING PROBATION CJ D. FROM APPOINTMENT OF Ineligible for hea.lth benefits. No regular tour of duty. premium hol iday pay. No annual or sick l eave benefits. 6 MONTHS OR LESS No overtime or Speeial Govemment Employee It is estimated that services will be required for approxi mately 20 days . ibis action was approved by the Secretary 66 ers~el 31_._0_ A_TE _ ~_Fl_~_ plPO _~_ N_T -M-EN -T - AF _ F_l_DA_V _I_T_(A_«_..,_,._n,_o_n/g _)_ _ _ _---'_ _ _~•34. SIGNA T (Or olher U auJlienJI R Df.ca lionre) ~,AC ~ NtoD ~ lrTLEO T 32. OFFICE MAINTAINING PERSONNEL FOLDER (If differenlfrom anplogin1 q/fice) - Division or Personnel, washington, 33. COQ_~ HU n. EMPLOYI NG DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY Ul.l DID.JD, Of'fiee of the Secretary 1. EM LOY££ C Y 35. DA TE J.0=25 =66 J.144 �sr~ ARWOm _ Revised ,. D December 19-41 gev~NrfTieE-fO EM PLOY.--.._....... KEEP~illi D~ CUMENT FOR ~OUR RECORDS. ITIS YOUR COPY OF THE OFFICIAL Of A PER P10t1i'J1J UU AH Y ERJlOR TO THE ATTENTION @f YOUR S1WERVI - - a sI>b:c.o_v;;q p: I. Conditions Pertinent To A ll Types of Personn I Act'o The pe rsonn el acti on ident ified o n the fc ce of this fo rm is sub ject lo all app li ca bl e lows, r ul es, an d reg ula tions governin g Fed eral e mploy· m ent and may be su bj ect to investi gati on an d app rova l by th e Civi l ·e Servic,-_fo ~ss~n.f. ~ ~~cl~Q' m~1~or.!~fe6Jll1Cel~ fJ" o ac cordan ce· wit h a ll le~a l req u,r~ $, o r if ba se d upon your mis· roprtal ion er fraud , 8bG f9T _ - GOiJ~LSq fo r su ch po;ifi o n,. Such a ppointments d o not confer a co mpetil iva c ivil se rv ic e sta tus or e li g ibility for move men t to jobs in the com peli• l ive se rvic e; th e y ma y be mode without restrictions on tenure, with a condit io nal Or ind efin ite li mi tation, or with a d efin ite lime limi tation. A tri a l e a~ d mqy be r~yj ~ otJb.e discfetiA~ of Iha e mploying office. ~O ~ OD I.OX!IW+~JA 50 {pA~ Ill. I nfo rmation About Tenu,e Group& bJOAGG Emp loye<K ore ra nked in tenure groups according to the natu re of th eir oppoin tmeti t; tho.se with unrest ricted tenure are, placed in Gro up I, under conditional oppoin tmen ts whi ch a uto matically lead arc ,. J6:lAG 143.215.248.55 to t en ure j1~ a ~ r~fl,¥,'?-<l..WJ.d w<94oul furt hGr quolificolion voP~ mam"fi.t;~ Ji,o . P ~ntP inn~ ~ T,~m¢il i, .s&-,ra- r.. 1'/,h $leJia ~ oup IJ~~ d l ~~ e s6rtin•g UR ~ tem porary or indafinite ap po intm..,ls not li mited to pa el(Qct lime,.or dote ore .placed in Group n:dory" Uf1 lo5.5 • umil .yeu or.e nelffiec olherwru, . 111 . W ithin each tenure group, ranking is deter mined by vetfJC'an praf• 119 and HI sh,,w the, comnu,n t,,,,e, of ,-.,..oll deductfons: "FEGll" e r&ii ce, J>...-for monoo roting, oa d total Fe d e ral sec-vie • . If it shoul d for Federal Emp loyee5 Group Life ilmlrnnce, ,.CS" for Civi l Service Rolteco me neceuory t• red uce fo rce, employee, are selecteid for sepdre • tire ;,, ant, "F IC A" fe r Secial SecU<ity, e1eul K' ' for Fo<ei gn Servica. lion or cha nge le lewer grade acco rdin g lo this general ran king. EinAdditional aleduction, ma y Joe mt1ae un oler the Fed er al Emplo yees pl oy- san ing un cl...- competitive appointments and those serving und• Hea lth Benefits pro grnm, 011d fer i111.eme l01<e,, bond$, and other pur• excep te.i oppa inl llleftli are ran ke d se parately fo r red ucti on. ia force ,-... wfloenw by l• w, Q('AG L U~ I n addltion, th e g rade of the p• ~lion I• w.h ich you are officiaUy cnsig ned may be reviewed and CCJC'.-ectetl by y• 11r e111ency personnel offi.t:e, er b y ~ .9*/icJJ€1:1i,I, ;,,;/,. D8 • • JAO tJOU/'SJ QI,. rurr ~:a,- """'~' IV. lnformcanon About Your . ln~.«m~;11$~.N~'1.~ . n• Appointmants to 11osltions in the c .....,.eifffve service : • C The CMI Se rvice Acl pla cas mast po~Hi o ~ - in tbe " c:ampalitive s...-vi<:o .. Tho C iv il Se rvic e Commi ss io n sets qMal ificotio n r eq uirements ond control, re cr uitment for such positions. A,• general rule, persons selected from c · i r.xJ'r!.JJytistp.;+tp..f~J coel¥'uil\ •0 &J~..bi'-£:X. tit' se r>lice re 01~1' ccfreer-Yo1!~~on~I op oiillrMnts. 143.215.248.55tippoi ntm • c,re secured through direct competition with oth e r m.!mbers of the g e,.., ral !JV 11c -~ing sifflilor w..k In Oovarnmenl agenci es, and p. r- Statvc /Ii_ _ If yo<J e ra separated or placed in a non pay s tatus for r an aJctendecf pariod, your employing a gency will furni,h you with Stan d a rd Fo rm I lo ii y ~ ~ ts(jgoi, loy me nt in sura nce be nefits. If you wer e covered by the civil sorvic• reti re me nt sy,te m or Federa l employa .Cup lifa insura nce, yo u have previou sly been furnished ce rt ifi • cot es d escribing th eH p rograms; yo u co n re fer to such certificot• s fe r infer mot io n re3-,rdin9 )'Our rig~ts and pouible benefits ofter separation, gsrrc,• ep:ru ,,. ., e»•· m·t qualifi ed employe es lo be ossi!JnOd without furth er compe'iliv,. ex• c mi n o l ~ ~ ~ t - i n the competitive s«vice. Coraer·conditi o no l c, p poinl'ments'Uc"o';;.;'fc,raer oppointme" ts vpen completion of 3 years of ,oiostontiolly cont inuc,us creditable -viae. If yo u ore se pa ra ted from O career or coreer•co nditional ap pointment, you mot hove reinstotem-,it eligi bility O il' r,clly to an y O 'J' Fe de ra l activity onol may employed witho ut f urt hsr co mpe ti tive, ex• am1not ion ; if yo u ore a nonveteran and you mo se parated fro m • ~he rinl year folio.wing a nenlenoporory oem,..iitiv• appointrnefW oen·~---arolly ·s a probo tionorx period, .i.rinJt wloial, period o., OP.point<>« mu,t tla,wonstrote his full compele nco and fit neu for Federal employment. Rei nsta te men ts o re als o sub je ct la e IN'obo tion ory perio d un less o ne was pre viou sly co mpl etad. Tro" sfen, 1"'0111otion s, chan ges to lo wer gr ade, and reassignm ents duri ng a Jt~ ienory period era su bj ect la core cr·condi tion.al ap po int ment y.our eli g ibility fOf' r• nstoler,-,t i, gen• erolly limited to 3 years fro.., tho dole of se poro ti o n. If you o re sepo• rot ed fro n o tsmporory or ex ce pt ed appointment, you heve no rai" • ·,tote mont privi leg• bo-i upon ooch - vice. ce mpiet ic!,, of probotien, Tempo rary ap pointmen ts do not c:enfer a ci vil service stotus and do n o t le ad to a car eer o r c a re e r-conditional appo intm e nt w ithout som e furth er e xamina tion or quol ificol ioR , l imi tad te mpo rary ap po intme nts ore mode when l he re is no cont inu in g. need for a perso n·s se rvice, re· go rd less of the mo!!.,rier in ~hJ ch_!'~ fiU olifie d for oppo intmenl: occe~toncc o f such o ~ m e nt wi M n ot re}nove a pe rson ' s name fr om a ci vit Servi;;;.\rgi, te r (;S.~C!,o latbe-"ro~or.iq,~~ iti ono l appoi nt ment. &ppo intments ta positions in the ex cepted service: Excepted OPP.o intme nts ore mode to positions which ore excepted from the com· pet,tive service' by low or other special o utho rity. Generally the em· p loyi ng a gency set s q ual ification requi rements and cond ucts recruitment • You will be gi ven °"Y lump sum poymant that may be d ue you fo r an• nu o l leave at th • time of separation, Refund of on appropriate portioA of this p·o yment will be req uired if you ore reemployed in a Federal a gency in o posi tion und er the some leave syst e m during the period covered by such pa ymen t. V. Availability of Further Information Consult you r sup gisor if you hov;'...S uestions ab~~ tJ,he above stole• o r the e nt . ~n m ciU.A-~litr matters co n~~rni ng your ~ ~ lrne nt~ '.:'nis , "'J(g.:\icu c;,qjfi~ oil'~ n lion, invo lving gran ting of leave. assi gnment of du ties, and hours of worlr. which ore generally under his con trol , If your q uest ions ore technical , your supervisor may refer you to your pers onn e l office, which will .~nr. ,~hf'1flff~ft. .... hove copies o f control ling civ il service re gulat io ns, as we ll a s yo ur in .. d ividuol records, and so con best e xp lain ho w tti){y: app ly in your case, C'~-T - T U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFF ICE: 1966-0- 224 - 095 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document STANDARD FORM 50—Rev. December 1061 } NOTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL ACTION U.S. Civil Service Commission : 6 PART FPM Chap. 295 (EMPLOYEE — See General Information on Reverse) 50-126 (FOR AGENCY USE) Schedule #2 5 A-8 1, NAME (CAPS) LAST—FIRST—MIDDLE MR.—MISS—MRS. 2. (FOR AGENCY USE) | 3. BIRTH BES 4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO. One » Pear, 03-15-11 252-10-5552 ALLEN, IVAN JR., MR. 5. VETERAN PREFERENCE 6. roe GROUP 7, SERVICE COMP. DATE 8. PEG HANDICAP CODE I—NO 3—10 PT. DISAB. 5—10 PT. OTHER 2—5'PT. 4—10 PT. COMP. 9. FEGLI 10. RETIREMENT 11. (FOR CSC USE) I—COVERED 2—iNELIGIBLE 3—WAIVED 2 1—cs 3-FS 5— OTHER 2 2—FICA 4—NONE 12. CODE NATURE OF ACTION 171 | Excepted Appt - Intermittent NIE 06-30-67 13. EFFECTIVE DATE (Mo., Day, Year) 10-27-66 14. CIVIL SERVICE OR Public Law THER LEGAL AUTHORITY. » Section 15 and CSC Letter dated 09-09-54 15, FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER 16. PAY PLAN AND 17. (a) GRADE (b) STEP | 18. SALARY OCCUPATION CODE OR OR LEVEL RATE 19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE 20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER 21. PAY PLAN AND 22, (a) Pe (b) iy 23. SALARY OCCUPATION CODE LEVEL RATE Consultant pa $100.00 24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE Immediate Office of the Secretary, Washington, De Ce Residence; Atlanta, Georgia 25. DUTY STATION (City—county—State) Washington, De Ce 26. LOCATION CODE 08-0010-001 27. APPROPRIATION 28. POSITION OCCUPIED 29. APPORTIONED POSITION 1—COMPETITIVE SERVICE FROM; TO: STATE 2 2—EXCEPTED 1—PROVED-1 SERVICE 2—WAIVED-2 30. REMARKS: A. SUBJECT TO COMPLETION OF 1 SEPARATIONS: SHOW REASONS BELOW, AS REQUIRED. CHECK IF APPLICABLE: B. SERVICE COUNTING TOWARD CAREER (OR PERMANENT) TENURE FROM: YEAR PROBATIONARY (OR TRIAL) PERIOD COMMENCING Cc. DURING PROBATION Ll ee D. FROM APPOINTMENT OF 6 MONTHS OR LESS Ineligible for health benefits. No regular tour of duty. No overtime or premium holiday pay. Speeial Government Employee No annual or sick leave benefits. It is estimated that services will be required for approximately 20 days. This action was approved by the Secretary 34. SIGNATURE (Or other authentication) AND 31. DATE OF APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVIT (Accessions only) 11-10-66 32. OFFICE MAINTAINING PERSONNEL FOLDER (If different from employing office) Division of Personnel, Washington, D. C » Offiee of the Secretary Hu'Oy EMPLOYING DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY 35. DATE 10-25-66 Di TITLE. a rector o rsonnel 11h 1. EMPLOYEE COPY cBIBI TH, = AROARDFOR SD)” CAFS. Ct fA6 pecucpoxa sf DVIE To-S2- “ee TI (\ DYZecrox of\Ecxeonuey re _ DITTO OL peravansey OORT ICE ¥ To EM KEEP Fits 5 OeGion F FOR youR RECORDS. IT 1S YOUR COPY OF THE GFFICIAL REG OW, 3) DVLE OF yebotm.eci) PROMPILY (CALLANY ERROR TO THE ATTENTION OF YOUR SUPERVISOR “GR: YOUR: PERSONA apTe gecejou age ‘g@bbroasa pA eps “Gecrapeea I. Conditions Pertinent To All Types of Personnel Action for such positions. Such oppointments de not confer a competitive civil service status or eligibility for movement to jobs in the competi- tive service; they may be made without restrictions on tenure, with @ conditional 6r indefinite limitation, or with a definite time limitation. YOUR ee The personnel action identified on the face of this form is subject to all applicable Jows, rules, and regulations governing Federal employ- ment and may be subject to investigation and approvel by the Civil Servicg Roneinisn Thneeaiog meppbecsouerien peeecden rebis zednrZsq 562 BERR PSR PA iy Gisaiire of the employing office. accordance wi al requirements, or if bosed upon your mis- Ill. Information About T G fopresentation er fraud, abecirsyy nenamere Irnroiee : Employees are ranked in tenure groups according to the nature of In addition, the grade of the to which you cre officially their appointment; those with unrestricted tenure are placed in Group I, axigned may name eos and Sraieh Boke mio anaes O —_ S t GK Jewas Bepeesies ing, under conditional appointments which automatically lead or by yore and without further qualificotion in i aL ATR WegiPOEATEX POM GE HA: eR eT wok temporry oe indefne factory" unless or unl you ore. notified olherwike. _ sr tk 1 GRpointments not-limited to pa onast, time, or.date are placed ii in Group toms 9 and 19 shew the types, fed ae “FeoUu" I Within each tenure group, ranking i is determined by veteran pref- get a} Veal 3 ¥E -) VSP 5°" @rence, performance rating, and total Federal service. . If it should meurance, * ** for ‘Gvil Service > Re- fer forest popipyas Group Life | ma cs a BY LICH ’» tulyr become necessary te reduce force, employees are selected for separa- Addition ‘al ‘deductions may be made under the Federal Employees eee change te lewer grade anes this, general-rankinge—Eme Health Benefits secrdey, and fart ' hanela.cond aahar ole © ployees serving under competilive appointments and those serving under ili j by fae excepted. areca are ranked sea ERey for reduction..in force vifou Per poses. H. ‘Interrtion dibeat Appointments Rete te are infarnailon Alcul You Sacl MaORNED ICES | Aprciniments t fe positions in the competitive service: The Civil | Servite. Act please mest positions in. the.’ ‘campatitivea service," The— ——___ —__-_- If you are separated or placed in o nonpay stotus for on extended period, your employing agency will furnish you with Standard Form 8 Civil Service Commission sets qualification requirements and controls = PTE FOUN Oe ing oe Oe TO wn srangare ro recfuilment for such positions. As @ general rule, persons selected Heeygerce’? eres" Sclsoxtmyeployment: insurance benefits. If yo tral <i sey ist ° ving j i | til 4 were covered by the civil service retirement system or Federal employ a re aa sy'e" Sates Bp Ae Des PEK Mreprutros edd” gu ip life insurance, you have previously been furnished certifi ere) secured through direct competition with ofher members of the cates describing these programs; you con refer to such certificates for general PUB a ese Kirig' Sinilariwerk! fa Golérnivent agencies, ond per- information regarding your rights. and possible benefits after separation, mit must lified employeas to be assigned without further competitive ex- If you are s#parcled fon a career or coreer-conditional appointment, eminatiog een ytaiyp' the competitive service. Career-conditional yéu umay have fainstatarnant eligibility obybe diggctly to ony ood come Coreer oppointments upen completion of 3 years Federol activily and may, be employed eT ED oO wel of spbstontially continueus creditable servies, | “Ngmindtion?! fe you ere _dunonveterdh and you ore separated from @ tien Keates year toltowing a nantampooery ‘competitive appoinimentgen-—— | SY Sareer-conditional_cppointment. your eligibility for reinstatement-is-gens erally is a probstionary period, during vehich period on appointee must erally limited to 3 years from the date of separation, If you are sepa: demonstrate his full competence and fitness for Federal employment. rated from a temporary or excepted appointment, you have no rein= Reinstatements are also subject te @ probationary period unless one ‘statemant privileges based upon such service. | was previously completed. Transfers, promotions, changes to lower oe and reassignments during a poweionary period are subject to co iploridn ‘ot Proposes oe Coe Ne CSR You will be given any lump sum payment that moy be due you for an nual leave at the time of separation, Refund of on appropriate portion of this payment will be required if you are reemployed in a Federal Temporary oppointments do not cenfer a civil service status and do agency in a position under the same leave system during the period not lead to a career or career-conditional appointment without some covered by such payment, further examination or qualification. Limited temporary Gprelatnents : ore) made. when there is no continuing need for a person's service, re- ; - ] wee ‘Availability of Further Infotination ' gardiess of a Dale ch tn whieh h oe. for Gppointment; accepts ————— eral your supervisor if you Tove uestions about the above state: once gs a ment wil! not Témove a person's name from a civil Te rang Bi. Phe ur seer TeoeRh a S: ff, Ons “sit, inbars servi Tajster BRGRNMG G VRRP be- PR PASAE SLSR Itioncl concerning your RMaUNE: ak anak cpaeean crn coe appointment. | tions involving granting of ltave, assignment of duties, and hours of Appointments ta oopitnan in. the. sineatc ass: service: Excepled 5 work which are generally under his, control. IF your questions are tech- oppointments ore made to positions which ore excepted from the com- mMoalyyour supervisor may refer you to your (persannelyoffice, which will petitive service by Jaw or other special authority. Generally the em- have copies of controlling civil service regulations, os well as your in- Ploginy, agency set qualification requirements and conducts’ recruitment O dividual records, and so can best explain how 1§#¥ apply in your case. ITEM” TAVM ‘IN*? HE* 03-12-IT PI-TO“2VIS ee ees 2b U.Se/ GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1986-0-224-095, gopeqnye ‘45* v-9 wHEreO Lown Get oo re MOLILICFLION bEw20K iO  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 30 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/8441008e615db017f57f191ccde2cfeb.pdf c185ceb8dd63bd15c8c9844d50cdf0a2 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HU0-107 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (6-66) REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Subait original only at clo,e of pay period) TO: FROM: Date _ _ll_/_20_/_6_6_ _ DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS Office of SeQretary (Office or Division) (Branch) Consultant EMPLOYEE: _ _I_v_an __ A_lle_n_J_r_._ _ _ _ _ _ TITLE: EMPLOYED BY: Appointment effective .or Contract effective 10/27/66 100.00 Per diem salary$ ____________ _ Pay period: 11/20 12/3/66 , 19_ _ incl. From: ____________ to ____________ HOU RS_ DATE DAY SUN MON TU ES WED THURS FRI SAT ·wo RK [O SUN ., MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT TOTAL HOURS HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. (Signature of Eaploy.,.,) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hours indicated and request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his appointment or contract . (Title of Supervising Officer) ( Signature) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT rea REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Subnit original only at close of pay period) TO: DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS Date 11/20/66 FROM: Office of Secretary (Office or Division) (Branch) empLoyer: ___-van Allen Jr, TITLE: Consultant EMPLOYED BY: Appointment effective 10/27/66 or Contract effective Per diem salary $ 100.00 Pay period: From: 420 to 12/3/66 , 19 incl. HOURS WORKED DATE DAY SUN mon | TUES | WED | THURS] FRI SAT SUN MON | TUES | weD | THURS| FRI HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. (Signature of Enaployee) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hours in- dicated and request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his appointment or contract. (Title of Supervising Officer) (Signature) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 29 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6e01a2434c7e4cbde646ede0015fed34.pdf e1e41bbad943ff2c8185e84c8dbf0bb8 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN D.EVELOPMENT (Submit I. TRAVB. ORDER - REQUEST AND AUTHORIZATION na.•...._ft_..1....1,,_/_1/ .....',f......,._f.._--1 to Travel Sectwn at least five worJMng da111s adva'lLCe of proposed tra-oel) ,n a. 2, OFFICIAL STATION NAME Atlanta, Gao Allen, Ivan 5. TITLE ITINERARY BOOM a BLDCJ. 4, STATUS OF TRAVELER, hll N 6. DIVISION Oli OFFICE Consultant a. HUD-25 (11-65) 7, D EMPLOYEE OfHEli PKONB 2158h DIR (IMZude place of depa,rture, all stop011ers or places to be v1..sited, and place of return) Atlanta, Gao to Washington, DoCo. and other cities within the continental limits of the United States as directed by the Secretary FROM: Atlanta, Ga. AND RETURN TO: ~ PURPOSE OF TRAVEL, 9. to meet with various city officials and urban s pecialists on problems affecting urban areas 10 . MODE OF TRAVEL, [Jc A. Common carrier except extra fare. [3C B. Privately-owned automobile on a mileage basis at a rate of ~J r per mile: fi 1. Limited to not exceed the cost of travel by common carrier including per diem. D 2. Provided it has been administratively determined in advance that because of the nature of your duties travel by private conveyance is necessary and more advantageous to the Government than the use of common carrier. D 3. Travel wholly within limits of official station. D C. Other (Specify) 1t . REMARKS : 12. E FFECTIVE ON OR ABOUT: REQUESTED 11/ 1/66 BY 16 . SIGNATURE 19 . TERMINATING ON OR ABOUT: 6/30/67 14. N U MBER OF D AYS IN TRAVEL 8TATU81 RECOMMENDED h5 days IS . PROGRAM : GDS 0212 $16 FOR USE BY TRAVEL SECTION AND D ATE 11/ 10/ 66 PER DIEM RATE / , DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE TRAVEL ORD E R NO. BY l7 . 11 ~./14~. £:?t .~ Off"icer ~ · ,rr ui dtra ive l? Sh IGNATURE OFFICER APPROPRIAT ION SYMBOL ESTIMATE D COST MILEAGE 8¢ AUTHORIZING H O USEHOLD EFFECTS • 8670100 S&E HUD-OS 1967 S MODE OF TRAVEL IS AUTHORIZED AS INDICATED IN ITEM 10 A or B-1 in order s t ated. You are hereby authorized to t ravel at Gover nment expense, t o be paid from available appropriations, in accordance with Standardized Government Travel Regula t ions as amended, Regulat ions of theb part ment , and conditions noted on !this order. 1/r. \/\A \...tl:,Qi,, - Executive Officer Office of General Services (TITLE OF A U TH O R I ZING O FFICER) If~, /ifilP Grace M. Callinan (S I GNATURE ) THE NUMBER AND DATE ON THIS ORDER MUST BE REFERRED TO ON YOUR VOUCHER TRAVELERS COPY ~ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT HUD-25 (11-65) TRAVEL ORDER — REQUEST AND AUTHORIZATION (Submit to Travel Section at least five working days tn advance of proposed travel) 1. NAME 2. OFFICIAL STATION 3. RBOOM&BLDG.| 4. STATUS OF TRAVELER: Allen, Ivan Ataonta, Gace 41 N 1 emprovee XE] orner 5. TITLE 6. DIVISION OR OFFICE 7 PHONE Consultant DIR | 2158) s. rminerary (Inelude place of departure, all stopovers or places to be visited, and place of return) From: Atlanta, Ga. to Washington, D.C. and other cities within the continental limits of the United States as directed by the Secretary Atlanta, Gae AND RETURN To: _ @#ikRapeycKok 9. PURPOSE OF TRAVEL: to meet with various city officials and urban specialists on problems affecting urban areas 10. MODE OF TRAVEL: [Cy A. Common carrier except extra fare. [¥ B. Privately-owned automobile on a mileage basis at a rate of _ $f, per mile: x6t 1. Limited to not exceed the cost of travel by common carrier including per diem. C1) 2. Provided it has been administratively determined in advance that because of the nature of your duties travel by private conveyance is necessary and more advantageous to the Government than the use of common carrier. OU 8. Travel wholly within limits of official station. Ol CG. Other (Specify) 11. REMARKS: 12, EFFECTIVE ON OR ABOUT: . REQUESTED BY 11/1/66 16. SIGNATURE 13, TERMINATING ON OR ABOUT: 6/30/67 14, NUMBER OF DAYS IN TRAVEL STATUS: RECOMMENDED BY LS days 17,“SIGNATURE 15. PROGRAM: x (ee ae GDS ‘istrative Officer DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE — FOR USE BY TRAVEL SECTION AND AUTHORIZING OFFICER TRAVEL ORDER NO. DATE APPROPRIATION SYMBOL 0212 11/10/66 ESTIMATED cosT $ 8670100 S&B HUD-OS 1967 PER DIEM RATE MILEAGE $16 8¢ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS § MODE OF TRAVEL IS AUTHORIZED AS INDICATED IN ITEM 10___4 or B~l in order stated. You are hereby authorized to travel at Government expense, to be paid from available appropriations, in accordance with Standardized Government Travel Regulations as amended, Regulations of the Department, and conditions noted on] this order. mM Meurer Executive Officer : ‘ Office of General Services Grace M, Callinan (TITLE OF AUTHORIZING OFFICER) Wee (SIGNATURE) THE NUMBER AND DATE ON THIS ORDER MUST BE REFERRED TO ON YOUR VOUCHER TRAVELERS COPY  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 28 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/50ec458c8693fb6d2d9a265bdc61fd3e.pdf ecc72cc48d176f6463597bdc527b8a32 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HUD-107 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (6-66) REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Subait original only at clou of pay period) I DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS TO: Date_l-2~/~1~6~/~ 66- - - Office of th Secretary FROM: (Office or Division) EMPLOYEE: (Branch) =Iv~an=.. .A =l=l=e=n------==-J-=-r--·._ _ _ _ _ EMPLOYED BY: Appointment effective .or Contract effective TITLE: - - - - ~C~!lm = a~l~t=ah=t_ _ _ _ _ __ 10/27/ 66 Per diem salary$ _____1_0_0~•-0_0_____ Pay period: From: _ _12-C..:,_/4= · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 2----'/'-1_7:...;/_66 _ _ , 19 _ _ incl. HOURS ·woRKED DATE DAY SUN MON TU ES WED HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. {Signature of Eaployee) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hou r s indicated an d request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his app ointment or contract . Ad.mini trative O fie .r {Title of Supervising Officer ) (Signa t ure) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Me eay REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR PER DIEM PERSONNEL (Submit original only at close of pay period) TO: DIVISION OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS Date 2/16/66 FROM: Office of the Secretary (Office or Division) (Branch) EMPLOYEE: ____ Ivan Allen Ji, TITLE: Consultant _ EMPLOYED BY: 2 Appointment effective 10/27/66 or Contract effective 100.90 12/h to 12/17/66 _, 19 incl. Per diem salary §$ Pay period: From: HOURS WORKED DATE DAY TUES | WED | THURS| FRI | SAT | SUN on | TUES | WED | 1 HOURS I certify that I have performed services under the above listed appointment or contract for the hours indicated. (Signature of Employee) I certify that the employee named herein performed services for the hours in- dicated and request that he be compensated therefor in accordance with the terms of his appointment or contract. Administrative Officer (Tiele of Supervising Officer) (Signature) FOR USE BY PAYROLL SECTION  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 27 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/175087703c46536e0fea4e097dc6d153.pdf 2465336cdbd53beec12584a6138ecb01 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD-75 (1-66) TRAVEL EXPENSE RECORD Traveler: Mailing Address: GOING Taxi: From Residence or Office To _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $ _ _ _ _ _ __ Station or Airport a .m. Left: p.m. Via City Arrived: Date From Station or Airport Carrier a.m. p.m. City Taxi: Time Date Time To _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $_ _ _ _ _ __ Hotel or U.S. Govt. Off. RETURNING Taxi: From $ To Station or Airport Hotel or U. S . Govt. Office a . m. Left : ~.m. Via City Date Time Carrier a .m. p.m. Arrived: City Taxi: Date $ To From Station or Airport Residence or Office 'l:rilR8J!!16PtatioR Reqa~t 1'J;.ictmber Time Pf Olli � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Department of Housing and Urban Development TMF Cort (ttek reeyt ) HUD-75 TRA SE RECORD RAVEL EXPEN (1-66) Traveler: Mailing Address: GOING Taxi: From To $ Residence or Office Station or Airport a.m. Left: p.m. Via City Date Time Carrier a.m. Arrived: p.m. City Date Time Taxi: From To $ Station or Airport Hotel or U.S. Govt. Off. RETURNING Taxi; From To $ Hotel or U.S. Govt. Office Station or Airport a em . Left: p.m. Via City Date Time Carrier a.m. Arrived: p.m, City Date Time Taxi: From To $ Station or Airport Residence or Office Transportation-Reerest Neerber— From fo- amount  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 26 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0aecc28063b61147bdeaa78812fa14d7.pdf 3ed8c740cee3115495eabb6a648b7608 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD-75 (1-66) TRAVEL EXPENSE RECORD Traveler: Mailing Address: GOING Taxi: From To Residence or Office Left: St a ti on or Airport City Arrived: ·Time City Taxi: From St a ti on or Airport Date $ . a .m. p.m. Via _ _ _ _ __ Carrier a .m. p.m. Time To _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $ _ _ _ _ _ __ Hotel or U.S. Govt. Off. RETURNING Taxi: From $ To Station or Airport Hotel or U. S . Govt. Office a.m. p .m. Via Left: Date City a.m. p.m. Arrived: Date City Tax i: Carrier Time Time $ To From Station or Airport Residence or Office J\w om1t _ W-a 111b~r ,Retiidtks � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Department of Housing and Urban Development TRAVEL EXPENSE RECORD sou (1-66) Traveler: Mailing Address: GOING Taxi: From To $ Residence or Office Station or Airport a.m. Left: p.m. Via City Date ‘Time Carrier a.m. Arrived: p.m. City Date Time Taxi; From To $ Station or Airport Hotel or U.S. Govt. Off. RETURNING Taxi; From To $ Hotel or U.S. Govt. Office Station or Airport a.m. Left: p.m. Via City _ Date Time Carrier a o m . Arrived: p.m, City Date Time Taxi: From To $ Station or Airport Residence or Office Transpertation-Request Menrber Exorr = Amount—  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 25 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3eac9f9bc0fad9252e108899792b9d68.pdf 3e204df7db659f4e13048e707f6144b3 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D. C. 20410 DEC 8 1%G OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR DEMONSTRATIONS AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Mrs. Ann Moses City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mrs • Moses : In reply to your questions of Bovember 29, 1966, Mayor Allen will receive payment of $lll.10 which covers his transportation expenses and per diem for the meeting on October 28. He will also receive $200.00 consultant fee which covers his travel t:illle on October 27 and the day of the meeting on October 28. For the meeting on Bovember 28, he will be reimbursed for the transportation costs and $16.oo per diem plus $100.00 consultant fee. We need more details, h011ever, for preparation of the voucher for which you sent a ticket receipt. Please have the Mayor furnish the information on the attached form and return it to me and I will have a voucher prepared for his signature. I have enclosed additionaJ. forms for use in :future meetings. You may send me the compl.eted work sheet and ticket receipt a:rter each meeting and we will have vouchers pre]!)ared for his signature. Sincerely Yours, ~ argen~ Administrative Officer Enclosures � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 DEC 8 i866 OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR DEMONSTRATIONS AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Mrs. Ann Moses City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mrs. Moses: In reply to your questions of November 29, 1966, Mayor Allen will receive payment of $111.10 which covers his transportation expenses and per diem for the meeting on October 28. He will also receive $200.00 consultant fee which covers his travel time on October 27 and the day of the meeting on October 28. For the meeting on November 28, he will be reimbursed for the transportation costs and $16.00 per diem plus $100.00 consultant fee. We need more details, however, for preparation of the voucher for which you sent a ticket receipt. Please have the Mayor furnish the information on the attached form and return it to me and I will have a voucher prepared for his signature. I have enclosed additional forms for use in future meetings. You may send me the completed work sheet and ticket receipt after each meeting and we will have vouchers prepared for his signature. Sincerely Yours, —_ ? \} Jas ee C VA Jang (2 Administrative Officer Enclosures  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 24 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/782ea85bfdccefbb2c554315a9ca5536.pdf 6e01125b527fc3165f50d8c39f912b2e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. NEW YORK T I ME S J a nua r y 7, 196 7 s:~rc:al ~J T h C' ::-; r-w Yo ii.'. TimC'!l WA.J·rI~GTO::--r, J:rn . fJ - A hi g h White Hou se sou rce said Thursd::iy ni t t ha t the Admini~tr:ition w::is :;till seeking new ways to lure private indust ry into the urban r ehabi lit atio n . fi eld in order to ex pioit new technological meth ods of re . buildin g s lum s. But the official. Jo.seph A. Ca li ::rno Jr., sa id that a much , publicize pian fo r a nationwi de, nonprofit corporatio:1 n ight not be the best mech::inism fo · accomplishing this purpose. Mr. Califano denied, however , r epeated rumors that the White Hou.se, because o \\·ha t some officials fel t was a premature disclosu ·c of de:tails, had abandoned that plan . The pla w - s f irst described in The New York Times of Nov. 27. It had been devc!oped over a period of scvcr::t! months by p ivate hou ing experts and officials of the Department of Housing and Urban Develop-. ment. Low-Interest l\for t.gages T he main purpose of the non- 1 profit group, which would be : called the Urba n Development ' Corporat·on, would be to lure private mortgage money and the private construction industry into the rehabilitation fi eld on a large scale. The main indu cement would be long-term, low-interest Government mortga6es. Several Administration off icials said Thursday that U1e plan, which reportedly never reached President Johnson's des:t, was viewed with consider able skepticism, in part because it called for :i.caui ition of slum properties by the Urban D evelopment Co rpor a tion itself . This meant that the corporation might wind up holding a great many s um properties for which it could find neither buyer s nor ren ters. ' However, according to thes e ' officials, the notion of attract ' ing private enterp1·ise into the ' slum rehabil itation field j_s still · very much alive. · A ranking housing agency official said privately earlier this ' week th at ve rsions of the plan were being refined t o meet · White House obj ec ti ons. But h e · conceded t hat the President's Sta:e of the ,Union Message would p1·oba bly contain no request for Congress ional action to set up a nonprofit housin°' grou~- _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document NEW YORK TIMES January 7, 1967 ar 7 Fe —__- = ns "tas T F re (3) VE : aS oO yagss Fi S660 2A aadis gt 7 +h . y fh. dlasogar Uri JLUiTRs Lend Beas: Ss. Bienen * J Dy Johnson Aide Special to The New York Times WASHINGTON, Jan. 5—A high White House source said Thursday night that the Admin- istration was still secking new ways to lure private industry into the urban rehabilitation field in order to exploit new technological methods of re- building slums, But the official, Joseph <A. Califano Jr., said that 2 much- ‘)publicized plan for a nationwide, nonprofit corporation might not be the best mechanism for ac- complishing this purpose. Mr. Califano denied, however, | repeated rumors that ‘the White House, because of what some officials felt was a premature disclosure of details, had aban- doned that plan, The plan was first described) in The New York Times of| Nov. 27. It had been developed over a period of several months by private housing experts and officials of the Department of Housing and Urban Develop-: ment. Low-Interest Mortgages The mamn purpose of the non-' profit group, which would be: called the Urban Development} Corporation, would be to lure private mortgage money and the private construction indus- try into the rehabilitation field] on 3 large scale. The main in- ducement would be long-term, low-interest Government mort- gages. ; Several Administration . offi- cials said Thursday that. the plan, which reportedly never reached President Johnson’s desk, was viewed with consider- able ‘skepticism, in part because it called for acquisition of slum properties by the Urban Devel- opment Corporation itself. This meant that the were tion might wind up holding a great many slum properties for which it could find neither buy- ers nor renters. / ‘| However, according to these ‘lofficials, the notion of attract- ‘ling private enterprise into the ‘slum rehabilitation field js still ‘\very much alive. A ranking housing agency of-! ficial said privately earlier this weelt that versions of the plan were being refined to meet '|White House objections. But he jconceded that the President’s State of the ‘Union Message would probably contain no re- quest for Congressional action to set up a nonprofit housing group.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 23 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/10c5955ec6a4c5b16c761500f4fe2f11.pdf e4a6f8d7691a71cf717b9ffa242e182e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THE WASHINGTON POST January S, 1967 fi.lo Pv-ofit, No Jf-Jf o uses The While House was well · advised to abandon \he proposal for ~ national nonprofit housing corpo r:ition to build in the slums. President Johnso n did ihe right thing. Disposing of that foredoo med idea clears the way for the more hopeful . legislation , that, one hop es, will shortly attack the housing shortage. The concept of a nonprofit builder is, in itself, an unfortunate one. It was in troduced 01iginally to get certai n types of housin g subsidies for lowincome families through Con gress . The country has now had quite enough experience to. know.· .that non pro fit enterpri ses arc incap::iblc of produc- . ing hous ing on a significant scale. This country da°cs n ot insist up on · a non profit° ·.· corporation to build the sup ersonic_ t ranspo rt,' oi·,· . to develop the moon rockets. Con gress does not ·· _insist on nonp:ofit corporations in the h eav ily subsidized shipbuilding industry, or in agriculture, .or in. oil. Why single out housing? If we t ruly want a massive volume of residential const ruction in the big ci ties, then we shall have . to make it as· profitable to build ho uses there as in the suburbs. To make it profitable, Congress's most effe ctive tool is the internal reven ue code. The power ·of this method must be imm ediately visible to ::inyone who walks do wn Conn ectic ut ·A venue; if half · a dozen obscure lines in the tax laws had b een . written a bit diffe rently, the great office building boom would never have h appened. The time h as come to apply this same technique .to residential construction in declining neighborl}oods. . · ... � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE WASHINGTON POST January 5, 1967 No Profii, No Houses The White House was well advised to abandon the proposal for 2 national nonprofit housing corporation to build in the slums. President John- son did the right thing. Disposing of that fore- doomed idea clears the way for the more hopeful legislation. that, one hopes, will shortly attack the housing shortage. The concept of a nonprofit builder is, in itself, an unfortunate one. It was introduced originally to get certain types of housing subsidies for low- income families through Congress. The country has now had quite enough experience to, know... that nonprofit enterprises are incapable of produc- ing housing on a significant scale. iw This country does not insist upon’a nonprofit — corporation to build the supersonic transport, or, to develop the moon rockets. Congress does not : insist on nonprofit corporations in the heavily subsidized shipbuilding industry, or in agriculture, or in oil. Why single out housing? If we truly want a massive volume of residential construction in the big cities, then we shall have to make it as- profitable to build houses there as in the suburbs. To make it profitable, Congress’s most effective tool is the internal revenue code. The power of this method must be immediately visible to any- one who walks down Connecticut ‘Avenue; if half a dozen obscure lines in the tax laws had been written a bit differently, the great office building boom would never have happened. The time has come to apply this same technique to residential construction in declining neighborhoods, :  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 22, Folder 2, Document 22 Box 22 Box 22 Folder 2 Folder topic: Confidential Task Force (Task Force on Cities) | 1966-1967