This politician appointed John Burgee and Philip Johnson to a commission that proposed a no-car district to revitalize Welfare Island. A glib response by this politician to a transit strike prompted sportswriter Dick Schapp to coin the ironic term “Fun City.” (15[1])The so-called “silk stocking district” in the House was represented by this (15[1])vice chair of the Kerner Commission, who drew upon his frequent walking tours of Harlem. The Summer of Soul” at the Harlem Cultural Festival was enthusiastically supported by this first (*) “limousine liberal.” After losing a primary to (10[1])John (10[1])Marchi, this Republican switched parties (10[1])and sought the Democratic presidential (-5[1])nomination in 1972. Abraham Beame succeeded this politician, (10[1])who feuded over (10[1])the allocation (10[1])of toll money with Robert Moses. For 10 points, name this mayor of New York City in the late 1960s. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])