Irvine Company
Island Nobody Knows, The (exhibition)
“Is One Hundred Years Long Enough?”
Italian Americans
Italy
Ithaca, Elm Street Housing in
Jacobs, Jane; criticism of urban renewal; The Death and Life of Great American Cities; Logue and; on New Haven
Jackson, Maynard
Japan
Jews; Boston; New Haven; New York
Job Corps
Johansen, John
John Birch Society
Johnson, Lyndon B.; Great Society programs; Model Cities program; urban agenda; War on Poverty
Johnson, Philip; Roosevelt Island plan
John XXIII, Pope
Jones, Thomas R.
Jonnes, Jill, South Bronx Rising
Jordan Marsh
Jordan, Vernon
Joyce, Jean
Joyce, W. Seavey
juvenile delinquency
Kahan, Richard
Kahane, Lisa
Kahn, Louis; Four Freedoms Park
Kahn & Jacobs
Kaiser Committee on Urban Housing
Kallmann, McKinnell, and Knowles
Kaufman, Herbert
Keller, Albert Galloway
Kelley, Florence
Kelly & Grutzen
Kennedy, John F.; urban agenda
Kennedy, Robert F.
Kerner Commission; report
Ketchum, Morris
Keyes, Langley Carleton, Jr.; The Rehabilitation Planning Games
Kiley, Dan
Kimball, Penn
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
King, Melvin
Kissinger, Henry
Kling, Vincent
Koch, Carl
Koch, Ed; ten-year housing plan
Kostka, Sister Maria
Kristof, Frank
labor; affirmative action hiring; Logue’s activism in; New Haven; strikes; unions
Ladejinsky, Wolf
La Guardia, Fiorello
Lally, Monsignor Francis “Frank”
Lamster, Mark
Lasswell, Harold
Latinos
Lawrence, David
League of Women Voters
“leased housing” program
Lee, Rebecca
Lee, Richard; Logue and; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; as New Haven mayor; New Haven redevelopment plan; racial views; redeveloper role; retirement of
Lee, Tunney
Lefkowitz, Stephen
liberalism; urban renewal and
Liberator, The
Liebman, Theodore
Life
Lilienthal, David
Lindsay, John V.; Logue and; Rockefeller rivalry; UDC and
literacy
Litke, Robert
live-ins
Livingston, Max
Llewelyn-Davies, Richard
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Lochrane, Brother Patrick
Loewenstein, Louis K.
Logue, Billy
Logue, Edward J.; anti-communism of; Boston redevelopment plan; Boston mayoral campaign; BRA beginnings of; as BRA head; Charlotte Gardens project; childhood of; critics of; death of; dismissed by UDC; diverse community concept; downfall of; drinking of; Fair Share Housing program; fast-tracking schemes; fiscal mismanagement at UDC; human renewal and; in India; labor activism; last years of; legacy of; as liberal New Dealer; management style of; marriage of; masculine culture of urban renewal; modernist design and; Moreland Act Commission investigation of; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; neighborhood renewal in Boston; network of urban renewal experts; new administrative structure; New Haven career of; New Haven redevelopment plan; New Town strategy; New York career; Nine Towns controversy; “$90 Million Development Program for Boston”; North Harvard project failure; as Philadelphia labor lawyer; physical appearance of; political ambitions of; political views of; prototype strategy; public-private funding approach; racial views of; recovery from UDC loss; redeveloper role of; religious views of; Roosevelt Island plan; as SBDO head; South Bronx redevelopment; total plan of; as UDC head; utopian idealism of; World War II and; at Yale College; at Yale Law School
Logue, Ellen
Logue, Frank
Logue, Gordon
Logue, John
Logue, Kathy
Logue, Margaret; career in education; love of modern design; marriage of
Logue Development Company
London
Look
Los Angeles
Loshbough, Bernard
Lowe, Jeanne
Lowell, Ralph
Lower Roxbury, Community Corporation (LRCC)
low-income housing; Boston neighborhood renewal; diverse community concept; Fair Share Housing; New Haven; New York; prototype strategy; see also specific cities, neighborhoods, programs, projects, and agencies
Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC)
luncheonettes
Lydon, Christopher
Lynch, Kevin
Lysander, see Radisson, New Town of
Macy’s
Madison Park High School
Maletz, Esther
Malley’s
Mansfield, Harvey Claflin
Marcus Garvey Park Village, Brooklyn
Marris, Peter
Marshall Plan
Martha’s Vineyard
masculine culture of urban renewal
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Massachusetts Racial Imbalance Act (1965)
Massachusetts Turnpike
mass transit; Boston; New York
Mass Transportation Assistance Act (1974)
Mayer, Albert
McCarthy, Pat
McCarthyism
McCormack, John
McDougal, Myres
McGovern, George
McGrath, William
McKinnell, N. Michael
McMorrow, John P.
Mead, Margaret
Meet the Press
Meier, Richard
Meltzer, Jack
Menino, Thomas M.
Merritt Parkway
Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity (METCO)
Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA)
Michaelian, Edwin D.
Michetti, Felice
Mid Bronx Desperadoes (MBD)
middle class; African American
Mies van der Rohe
Milford, Connecticut
Miller, Anita
Miller, William Lee
Mills, C. Wright
Milton Keynes, New Town of
MIT
Mitchell, John
Mitchell, Robert
Mitchell-Lama program
Mitton, Edward
Model Cities
model homes
Moderate Middle (MM)
modernism; architecture; Boston; Logue and; New Haven; New York; separation of functions
modular construction
Moore, Paul, Jr.
Moreland Act (1907)
Moreland Act Commission investigation; report
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Mory’s, New Haven
Mosca, Gaetano
Moses, Robert; Logue and
Moskof, Howard
Moss, Robert
Mothers for Adequate Welfare (MAW)
Murphy, Janet
Murphy, Russell D.
Muschamp, Herbert
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Mussolini, Benito
NAACP
Nathan, Jason R.
Nation, The
National Commission on Urban Problems; Building the American City
National Historic Preservation Act (1966)
National League of Cities
National Review
Navy, U.S.
“Negro removal”
Nehru, Jawaharlal<
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Neighborhood Legal Services
neighborhood renewal, in Boston
Newark
New Boston Committee
Newburgh, New York
New Communities Act (1968)
New Deal
New Delhi
New Haven; adapting to a paradigm shift; architecture; Boston vs.; CAC; cars; Chapel Square Mall; Church Street Project; citizen input; City Plan Commission; Columbus Mall; CPI; Crawford Manor elderly housing; deterioration of; Dixwell; Elm Haven Housing; Fair Haven; federal funding for redevelopment; Florence Virtue Homes; Green; highways; human renewal; immigrants; industrialization; Jews; labor; Long Wharf; Louis’ Lunch; map of; marginalization of small local retailers; median income; modernism; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; “Negro removal”; network of urban renewal experts in; new administrative structure; in 1950s; Oak Street project; parking; planning department; politics; population decline; pro-growth coalition; public housing; race relations; real estate developers; redeveloper role; redevelopment plan; relocated households; riots; schools; separation of functions; shopping districts; suburbs; taxes; Temple Street Parking Garage; total plan; University Towers project; urban renewal; Wooster Square; see also specific neighborhoods, buildings, agencies, and projects
New Haven Central Labor Council
New Haven Civic Improvement Association
New Haven Human Relations Council
New Haven Redevelopment Agency; citizen input and; masculine culture of; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; network of experts in; new administrative structure; Progress Pavilion; race and; role of; urban renewal as liberal project; wives
New Left
Newman, Oscar, Defensible Space
New Republic, The
New Schools for New Haven Initiative
Newsweek
New Towns; diverse community concept; history of; New York; Roosevelt Island; UDC
New York City; architects; architecture; Bedford-Stuyvesant plan; deterioration of; diverse community concept; Harlem State Office Building controversy; high-rise public housing; historic preservation; immigrants; industrialization; low-income housing; map of; mid-1970s recession; modernism; New Town strategy; of 1970s–80s; Penn Station; politics; public housing; race and; real estate developers; Roosevelt Island plan; schools; South Bronx redevelopment; Stuyvesant Town; subsidized housing; suburbs; transportation; urban renewal; West Village; see also specific neighborhoods, buildings, boroughs, and agencies
New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development
New York City Housing Partnership
New York City Planning Department
New York Project Finance Agency
New York State; bonds; diverse community concept; Fair Share Housing program; federal funding for redevelopment; highways; industrialization; map of; mid-1970s recession; New Town strategy; of 1970s–80s; politics; public-private funding for redevelopment; race relations; relocation efforts; school; suburbs; taxes; transportation; UDC agenda; urban renewal; see also specific cities, projects, and agencies
New York State Urban Development Corporation (UDC); achievements of; affirmative action policy; architects; bonding strategy; creation of; diverse community concept; downfall of; Fair Share Housing; fast-tracking strategy; federal funding and; fiscal mismanagement and crisis; Harlem State Office Building controversy; high-rise public housing; HUDC and; live-ins; Logue dismissed from; Logue as head of; Moreland Commission investigation; New Towns; Nine Towns controversy; Nixon funding cutbacks; Operation Breakthrough; prototype strategy; public-private funding approach; racial initiatives; Roosevelt Island plan; structure and staff of; technological innovation
New York Times, The
New York Times Magazine, The
New York World’s Fair (1939)
Niemeyer, Oscar
Nighthawk gang
Nilokheri
NIMBYism
Nine Towns controversy
Nixon, Richard; resignation of; urban agenda and cutbacks
Nolan, Martin
nonprofit organizations
Nyman, R. Carter
O’Brion, Frank
O’Connell, Cardinal William
Olmsted, Frederick Law, Jr.
OPEC oil embargo
overcrowding
Pakistan
Pangaro, Anthony
Paolillo, Anthony
Papa, Stephen J.
Pareto, Vilfredo
Paris
parking; Boston; New Haven
parks and recreation
Pasanella, Giovanni
Paul VI, Pope
pedestrians
Pei, I. M.; Boston Government Center
Philadelphia; “Better Philadelphia Exhibition” (1947); Logue as labor lawyer in; politics; urban redevelopment
philanthropy
Pierce, Samuel
Pilot, The
pilot houses
Pittsburgh; urban renewal
planners, see city planners
“planning with people” slogan
pluralism, and urban renewal
Point Four Program
polio
Polsby, Nelson; Community Power and Political Theory
Polshek, James Stewart
Poorvu, William
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
poverty; Boston; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; New Haven; New York
Powers, John
Powledge, Fred
prefabrication
Prentice & Chan, Ohlhausen
presidential elections: of 1948; of 1960; of 1972; of 1976; of 1984
press; African American; Boston; Catholic; Logue and; New Haven; New York; on Nine Towns controversy; on UDC crisis; urban renewal and; see also specific publications
private-market funding approach; Boston; Charlotte Gardens; Logue’s legacy and; New York; UDAG program
Progressive, The
Progressive Architecture
Progressivism
Protestants
prototype strategy
Prouvé, Jean
Prudential Insurance Company
public housing; Boston; demolition of; federal funding; high-rise; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; New Haven; New York; poor maintenance; Nixon cutbacks; prototype strategy; relocation; see also specific cities, agencies, projects, and funding
public-private funding model; South Bronx
Public Works Administration
Puerto Ricans
Queens, New York
Raab, Jennifer
race; Boston and; diverse community concept; Fair Share Housing; National Commission on Urban Problems hearings; “Negro removal”; New Haven and; New York and; quotas; riots; school desegregation; UDC policies; urban renewal and; at Yale
Radisson, New Town of
Rae, Douglas
railroads
Rappaport, Jerome Lyle
Ravitch, Richard
Raymond, George
Reagan, Ronald; urban agenda
real estate developers; Boston; New Haven; New York; role in urban renewal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Record American
Reilly, Arthur
Rein, Martin
relocation; Boston; New Haven; New York; 221(d)(3) program
“rent certificate”
Republican Party
Reuther, Walter
revenue sharing
Ribicoff, Abraham
Richardson, Henry
Riemer, Peter
Rivera, David
Robinson, Jackie
Roche, Kevin
Rochester, New York
Rockefeller, David
Rockefeller, Nelson; as governor; Lindsay rivalry; Logue and; Pocantico estate; resigns as governor; urban policy; use of authorities
Rockefeller Center
Rockefeller Foundation
Rodell, Fred
Rohatyn, Felix
Rome
Romney, George
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt Island; bulk metering; diverse community concept; Four Freedoms Park; high-rise competition; original buildings; race and; schools; UDC plan
Rostow, Eugene
Rotival, Maurice
Rouse, James W.
Route 91 (Connecticut)
Route 128 (Boston)
Roxbury Clergy Committee on Renewal
Rudolph, Paul; Logue and; Shoreline Apartments; State Service Center; Temple Street Parking Garage
Russia
Ryan, John
Ryan, Robert H.
Ryan, Dr. William
Ryder, Sharon Lee
Saarinen, Eero
Safdie, Moshe
Salvucci, Frederick
Sandorf, Julie
San Francisco
Sargent, Francis
Saturday Evening Post, The
Saturday Review
Savitt, Robert R.
Scagnoli, Henry
Schell, Orville H., Jr.
Scher, Allen “Bud”
Scheuer, James H.
schools; Boston; busing; Catholic; community; desegregation; New Haven; New York; private
Scully, Vincent
Sears, David
Sears, John Winthrop
Sears Roebuck
Section 8 subsidies
Section 221(d)(3) projects
Section 235 subsidy program
Section 236 subsidy program
segregation; Boston; New Haven; school
Self-Help Organization of Charlestown (SHOC)
Seligmann, Werner
separation of functions
Sert, Josep Lluís
Seymour, Charles
Sharratt, John
Shartenberg’s
Shattuck, Henry
Shepley, Henry
Shoolman, Theodore
shopping districts: Boston; marginalization of small local retailers; New Haven; shift to suburbs
Simon, Robert E.
Simonian, Kane
single-family homes; Charlotte Gardens
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Slavet, Joseph
Slayton, William
slum clearance; Boston; New Haven
Smeal, Frank
Smith, Chloethiel Woodard
Smith, Ralph
Smith, Reverend William J.
Smith College
Smolinsky, Shirley
Snowden, Muriel and Otto
social renewal
Soltren, Danny
Somerville, Massachusetts
South Bronx; Catholic Church and; Charlotte Gardens; community collaborations; deterioration of; economy; industrialization; Koch’s ten-year housing plan; race relations; subsidized housing; urban renewal
South Bronx Development Organization (SBDO); agenda; Charlotte Gardens; community collaborations; creation of; economic development; private funding; public-private funding; Red Book; redevelopment plan; structure and staff; successes and failures of
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