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After Dec. 31, 1968, coverage is extended to multi-unit housing, and the final stage is set for Jan. 1, 1970 for most single-family dwelling rentals and sales with restrictions on discriminatory advertising.",{"name":70,"@type":61,"acceptedAnswer":71},"Which state is highlighted as first in the South for open housing legislation, and when does it take effect?",{"text":72,"@type":64},"Kentucky is presented as the first Southern state, and the 23rd in the nation, to enact open-housing legislation. 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 \npeople take your stand;  \ntime is winding up.  \nFrom an article by  \nDr.King.Look Magazine,  \nApril 16,1968.  \nAnti-bias provisions would beapplied after Dec.31,1968.to  \nContined on page 7  \nRIOT COMMISSION REPORT  \n# Rights Heads HailIntegration Goal\n\nCivil rights and housing experts only feasible alternative to per-  \nthroughout the country have manently relegating the Negro to  \nhailed the major conclusions in an inferior status.the report of the President's Na-The report states unequivocallytional Advisory Commission onthat \"white racism is essentiallyCivil Disorders.They have point-responsible for the explosive mix-ed with particular enphasis to theture which has been accumulatingoverriding theme set forth in thein our cities since the end ofreport:the development of a ra-World War II.”cially integrated society as theThe report continues by stating:  \n# TRENDS IN HOUSING\n\nNATIONAL COMMITTEE AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING  \n323 LEXINGTON AVENUE,NEW YORK,N.Y.10016·(212)685-8911  \nVOLUM XII,NUMBER 4 APRIL 1968 $2 A YEAR  \n# Senate Passes FH Bill;House Action Is Next\n\nKentucky FH LawIs First In South  \nRecent Local Action:27 Nen Lans  \nlowed the Kentucky open housingbill.passed by both Houses ofthe State Lcgislature earlier lastmonth,to become law without hissignature at midnight on March  \nKentucky has become the firststate in the South,and the 23rdin the nation,to enact legislationprohibiting discrimination in thegeneral housing market.(Two ofthe 23 state laws,those in Mary-land and Washington,are inopera-tive pending referenda scheduledfor November,1968.)  \n27.  \nElsewhere,open occupancyproposals are pending in Dela-ware,Michigan,and Rhode Island.  \nKentucky's new law will go intooperation on June 15,1968.Itapplies to persons engaged in thebusiness of selling or renting realproperty and to mortgage lendinginstitutions,exempting rentals inowner-occupied buildings contain-ing four or less dwelling units.Also excluded from coverage aresales or rentals handled privatelyby individual property ownerswithout any assistance from realestate agents.  \nThe law will be enforced by theKentucky Commission on HumanRights,172 Capitol Annex,Frank-fort,Ky.40601(Phone:502-564-3550).The Commission is au-thorized to receive and investigatecomplaints,to initiate complaintson its own motion,to issue ceaseand desist orders,and to seekcourt enforc","cbCaiiptqMDOJTMw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiptqMDOJTMw","pdf",1029632,"English","# Rights Heads Hail Integration Goal\n# Trends in Housing\n# Senate Passes FH Bill; House Action Is Next\n# Kentucky FH Law Is First in South\n# FH Laws Now Total 153\n# N.Y. Road Plan Is Opposed as 'Negro Removal'\n# Realtors Set Rent Guides","[{\"question\":\"What is the main federal fair housing bill outcome described in the issue?\",\"answer\":\"The Senate has passed a federal fair housing bill banning discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin in the sale and rentals of an estimated 80% of the housing market by 1970, and it is sent to the House for Rules committee action.\"},{\"question\":\"How does coverage expand after the bill’s initial enactment stages?\",\"answer\":\"Immediate coverage is described for federal government-owned or operated and federally financed or insured housing. 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