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The school matter, although important, I will put aside for an instant
because I believe that it is correctible if panic selling and swift
neighborhood change is prevented. This could be done by developing
some system which would guarantee maintenance of property values
from external psychological factors which might include the building
of
a highway through the neighborhood a change in zoning or a rapid
change in the number of houses sold in any given period of time.
This is a rough statement of the idea, but it would seem to me that if
stabilizing forces were built into this situation, a great deal of the
heat and venom that presently exists would disappear and at the same
time these neighborhoods would become more attractive to whites
who have no objection to living with Negroes provided that they are not
required to pay a financial penalty for the privilege.
This is a purely background memorandum for such use as you may care
to put it to.
Albhant
Hobart Taylor, Jr.
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October 1963 memo on blacks appointed to positions in the Ohio state government.
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