W. Ellison Chalmers of the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, on university civil-rights action, in the fall 1964 Faculty Forum series "Civil Rights: An American Crisis." He substituted for Quincy Howe, editor of Atlas, who was snowbound in New York; Howe had been billed on "How the Foreign Press Views the Civil Rights Struggle." Chalmers said the University had taken little affirmative action on civil rights. Friday noon luncheon in the University YMCA's Latzer Hall. It was the last talk of the fall series.