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Community Development
Proposed Final - 3/3/73
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One of the most difficult problems of the 1960s was the
alarming increase in crime -- up 122 percent from 1960 to 1968.
Today, the rate of crime is dropping in more than half of our major
cities.
Civil disorders have also declined.
The air is getting cleaner in most of our major cities.
The number of people living in substandard housing has been
cut by more than 50 percent since 1960.
The Nation's first new transit system in more than 20 years
has just been opened in San Francisco. Another is under con-
struction in Washington, D. C., while others are planned in Atlanta
and Baltimore.
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