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Housing Shortage Seen Shrinking by 1980 Under Private Efforts
Nation moves toward meeting housing needs mainly through private enterprise. A 92 page National Commission on Urban Problems report, led by Dr. Frank Kristof, projects 10.8 million units short in 1970 with possible 15.4 million if deteriorating housing is added. Kristof proposes 600,000 aided housing units yearly to reduce shortages by 1980 to 4.6 million. President-elect Nixon favors homeownership for low income. calls for shifting social aid from FHA to a new department arm and fully funding model cities program.
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Ernie Hernandez
National Bureau
Washington
National Commission On Urban Problems
Frank 5. Kristof
New York
Commission
Paul H. Douglas
Kristof
Douglas
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon