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Summer 1961
In This Issue
The City: A Poem
Robert Nichols
The Three Faces of New York
Daniel Bell
Poverty and Destitution
Dorothy Day
New York in the Thirties
Irving Howe
New York City: a Remembrance
Lionel Abel
Real Estate Confidental
Daniel Friedenberg
Notes on New York Housing
Ernest van den Haag
Public Housing: Tenants and Troubles
Mike Miller
and
Carl Werthman
The West Village: Let There Be Blight
Stephen Zoll
New York Could Die
Edward T. Chase
Banning Cars From Manhattan
Percival Goodman
and
Paul Goodman
Robert Moses, Glutton for Power
Fred J. Cook
Marginal Industries, Low Wages, and High Risks
Gus Tyler
Communitas and Its Impact on City Planning
Herbert J. Gans
Lincoln Center, Emporium of the Arts
Percival Goodman
The Village Beat Scene: Summer 1960
Ned Polsky
The Village
Marc D. Schleifer
The Politics of Virtue, or, the New Tammany
Mary Peret Nichols
Harlem Today
Michael Harrington
Harlem, My Harlem
Claude Brown
A Puerto Rican in New York
Eileen Diaz
Obstacle Course to Mecca: Jazz in New York
Nat Hentoff
Off-Broadway, 1960
Mary Otis
The Mama of Us All
Jerry Tallmer
The Person Alone
Barbara P. Solomon
She Thought the Russians Was Coming
Norman Mailer
The Juvenile Delinquent and the Mythic Hero
Harry Slochower
The Common Harvestman
Margaret Halsey
