{"value"=>"<p>This series includes a lengthy report detailing plans for the development of Harlem prepared by various city commissions and local organizations, including the City Planning Commission, Columbia University, and the Negro Labor Committee (1968). News clippings, flyers, and other printed matter discuss redevelopment projects and plans in Harlem, including the construction of the Harlem State Office Building, and rehabilitation of residential buildings and deteriorated areas. Other material pertains to East Harlem, Puerto Ricans in Manhattan, including the Young Lords and their bimonthly newspaper, <span class=\"title\">Palante</span>, and a poverty striken community in the East Bronx. Official reports in this series include Mayor Robert Wagner's legislative program on housing, and a report prepared by Columbia entitled \"Columbia University in the City of New York: An Old Partnership\", dealing with the University's relationship with city problems such as medical services, legal affairs, economic development, business, and architectural projects.</p>"}