The Years of Lyndon Johnson.
Ole Singstad bitterly quarreled with this man, claiming he tried to sabotage Singstad's most notable projects. One work about this man featured a chapter called "One Mile," describing this man's effects on the East Tremont community. This subject of the book Builder for Democracy was the focus of a controversial work by the author of (*) The Years of Lyndon Johnson. He received much of his power from Vincent Impellitteri and William O'Dwyer, who gave him free reign to implement plans promoting cars as the "lungs of the city." His policies caused him to clash with Walter O'Malley about where to place an athletic stadium. A noted biography of this man is Robert Caro's The Power Broker. His policies were critiqued for destroying mixed-use urban neighborhoods in The Death and Life of Great American Cities. For 10 points, name this master planner of New York City, a nemesis of Jane Jacobs.
Ole Singstad bitterly quarreled with this man, claiming he tried to sabotage Singstad's most notable projects.
Robert {Moses}