Humphrey's Urban Plan Proposes a National Bank for Cities
The column explains Hubert Humphrey’s proposed National Urban Development Bank as a bold, costly program to rebuild American cities. It contrasts the plan with Nixon, noting a potential assets range of 150 to 300 billion dollars over ten years and the involvement of private investors, regional banks, and federal guarantees to underwrite risky loans.
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