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[Abridged from Problems of Social Security Planning in Industrialized and Develop ing Countries by Valdimir Rys, Head of Planning, Research and Documentation. General Secretariat of the International Social Security Association (ISSA) Geneva. Report X, Adopted by XVlllth General Assembly of ISSA. Published by General Secretariat ISSA, 154 Rue de Lausanne, Geneva, Switzerland.] International Social Security Review, Year XXVII, Nos. 2-3, 1974.

The people have a long history of being hostile to outsiders, wrote Louis Jaffe, Harvard law professor, about the inhabitants of Boston's South End. As a consultant to the Massachusetts Department of Education Jaffe urged that the impending federal court desegregation ruling exempt "Southie" from any busing plan. Jaffe's warnings went unheeded, and the buses rolled between the overwhelming black Roxbury ghetto and the neighboring, predominantly Irish South End, sparking an onslaught of racial violence one journalist described as "unparalleled in modern Boston history, a day of hatred against outsiders not witnessed here in decades."