Proposition 14 and the JACL campaign against it, August 1964
Proposition 14 was the main subject of this four-page issue. A front-page story reported on JACL members discussing campaign strategy…
Print Issue: 1964
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Fighting Proposition 14 and defending the Rumford Housing Act
Proposition 14 and the Rumford Housing Act ran through this six-page issue. A front-page piece by a Monterey Peninsula JACL…
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Civil Rights Act and Proposition 14 in August 1964
Civil rights, and the fight over Proposition 14, ran through this four-page issue. The front page reported that Justice Hugo…
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Fighting Proposition 14 and a veterans reunion in Seattle
Proposition 14 was the main concern of this four-page issue. In a commentary, Jerry Kawamoto argued that JACL members must…
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San Francisco JACL’s campaign against Proposition 14, July 1964
A drive against Proposition 14 led the front page of this four-page issue. San Francisco JACL launched an all-out campaign,…
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The 1964 JACL convention and the fight over Proposition 14
Civil rights and fair housing ran through this four-page issue. Opposition to California’s Proposition 14, which would undermine fair housing…
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The July 1964 issue: Proposition 14, convention honors and youth
Proposition 14 was the main subject of this four-page issue. In an open letter to all JACLers, Mike Masaoka urged…
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The 1964 Detroit convention: Kumeo Yoshinari elected JACL president
The JACL national convention in Detroit filled most of this issue. Kumeo A. Yoshinari was elected national JACL president, defeating…
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Watching the Senate vote on the 1964 Civil Rights Act
The Senate’s debate and vote on the 1964 Civil Rights Act led this four-page issue. In “Seven Hours to Be…
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Civil rights bill passage and the road to the 1964 JACL convention
The Senate’s passage of the civil rights bill on June 19 led this four-page issue. Senator Hiram Fong of Hawaii…
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Detroit convention preparations and the 1964 civil rights bill
Preparations for the 18th Biennial National JACL Convention in Detroit filled the front page. Kay Miyaya described how the Detroit…
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Civil rights, the Detroit convention and a Sacramento judgeship
The Civil Rights Bill debate in the Senate and the coming JACL national convention in Detroit shared the front page.…
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JACL scholarships, convention nominations and the future of the Pacific Citizen
The future of the Pacific Citizen itself was a main subject of this four-page issue. A front-page item reported that…
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JACL election season opens as Kuwahara and Yoshimura seek the presidency
The race for national JACL president took shape in this four-page issue. The Mountain-Plains District Council nominated Dr. Kuwahara for…
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Looking ahead to the 1964 Detroit convention and what JACL stood for
Questions about the organization itself ran through this four-page issue. Jack Mayeda’s Second Thoughts column asked what the JACL had…
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JACL business in 1964: tax status, a Carnegie grant and the Seattle convention
Organizational news filled this four-page issue. IRS advised that all JACL subordinate units now qualify under National JACL’s tax exemption,…