Under a Federal grant (Title 1, Higher Education Act of 1965), an urban planning conference was held at UCLA on June 24, 1967, by the University of California Extension, Los Angeles. The conference was planned as part of a nine campus study on various aspects of urban problems. Participants were key Los Angeles County decision makers (including representatives of citizen groups, business, industry, elected and appointed government officials, and the academic community) who are involved constantly in urban planning problems. The focus was on identifying critical problems and possible solutions in intergovernmental decision making. Proceedings consisted of eleven papers and speeches, a panel discussion, reactions of the round tables to key questions, and the summary and response to these reactions. (ly)