Scope and Contents Whitney M. Young, executive director of the National Urban League, speaks at the annual Urban League banquet at Michigan State University's Kellogg Center. Young says "we might have come over (to America) on different ships, but we are all in the same boat now," and urges the audience to recognize that Lansing has racial issues, but notes some positive changes - a great university president and a great superintendent of public instruction who both happen to be black, and good written...

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Michigan Governor William Milliken gives a speech titled "The State's Progress in Urban Development" at Michigan State University, to address the 5th annual public forum of the College of Urban Development.

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Mrs. Josephine Weiner interviews professor of educational psychology and director of the Center for Urban Affairs at Michigan State University, Dr. Robert L. Green. The interview is a program in the series "Where There's a Woman", conducted by the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW). Mrs. Weiner was the president of the NCJW from 1967-1971.

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Queen Mother Moore speaks at Michigan State University in Fairchild Auditorium on "America Born in America: A Nation Within a Nation". The lecture is the first in a series sponsored by the MSU Center for Urban Affairs, examining problems facing America's urban areas and minority groups.

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The Reverend Jesse Jackson, a top officer in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), speaks at a press conference on the campus of Michigan State University prior to an Urban Forum lecture. Reverend Jackson states that the four main thrusts of the SCLC are in the areas of hunger, health, political power, and black private economy.