Study deals with evaluation of the behavior and efficiency of subprofessional Negro aides in a measles vaccination program in a San Francisco working-class neighborhood. (RJ)

Analyzes the various types of minority responses to potential intergroup situations. Assesses the implications of the responses for the continuing assimilation of Negroes in American society. (RJ)

Reviews recent trends in suicide among young Blacks and discusses three inadequate causal theories (urban stress, status integration, and Black family deficit). Presents an alternative explanatory paradigm which focuses on weakened communal and family ties as a result of upward mobility. (MK)

Argues that Black anti-Semitism, prevalent among the young, can be largely explained by a combination of antipathy toward Whites generally and Blacks' perception of Jews as a potential economic threat to their interests. (CMG)

The rotating credit associations of Brooklyn, New York, are institutions which have been transplanted from the West Indies. The association is an alternative to the United States banking system and offers immigrants, illegal aliens, and permanent residents alike the opportunity to alternately save and borrow small sums of interest-free money. (JCD)

Viability of Black, middle-class kinship groups is attributed to letter writing, personal contact, telephoning, mutual help, and ritual. Kin knowledge and interaction is reported to vary according to socioeconomic status and sex. Kin relations are said to be female-dominated and family reunions male-dominated. (JCD)

Culture conflict is reflected in Greek-American perceptions of themselves and of Greek nationals and vice versa. Greek Americans feel that hard work has resulted in wealth, education, and success; Greek nationals believe their American counterparts are mercenary and have forgotten old values. Greek Americans resent the behavior of newly arrived…