Prop. 14 struck down, and Jr. JACL prepares for San Diego
The California Supreme Court’s 5-2 ruling that Proposition 14 is unconstitutional led this four-page issue. The measure had nullified the…
Print Issue: 1966
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The May 1966 JACL convention, health plan and Nisei in politics
Preparations for the San Diego national convention ran through this six-page issue, from a call to register early to a…
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Why JACL needs young members: a 1966 call, plus Topaz and San Diego
A call to younger Japanese Americans opened this four-page issue. In a front-page column, Dr. Dave Miura argued that JACL…
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A proposal for uniform JACL dues, and a look at the 1966 convention
A proposal to raise and standardize national JACL membership dues led this four-page issue. A resolution before the Pacific Southwest…
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Civil rights and the road to the 1966 San Diego convention
Civil rights was the main subject of this six-page issue. Pat Okura, writing from Omaha, previewed the agenda for the…
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JACL’s 1000 Club, school segregation and Frank Ogawa’s Oakland seat
The 1000 Club kept its dues where they were. Joe Kadowaki’s column reported that the club would not ask for…
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Two generations, a San Diego convention, and a new chapter forming
Issei and Sansei families were the subject of the front-page profile by Oakland Tribune writer Bill Strobel, which followed Mrs.…
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Issei interviews in Los Angeles and a JACL district gathers in 1966
Thirty bilingual Issei and Nisei trained at UCLA to interview Issei across the Los Angeles area, and the front page…
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Preparing for the 1966 San Diego convention, and Sansei questions
Preparations for the national convention in San Diego ran through this six-page issue. Paul Hoshi urged chapters to send in…
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Memorials for Henry Kasai and a plan for a national youth group
Friends in Salt Lake City were still honoring Henry Kasai, the 1964 Nisei of the Biennium, weeks after his death.…
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A Japanese Medicare leaflet for the Issei, and a push to repeal Washington’s land law
A Japanese translation of the Medicare leaflet led this six-page issue. National JACL Director Masao Satow announced that 25,000 copies…
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Nisei of the Biennium nominations and a painting for UCLA
Nominations for the Nisei of the Biennium award opened on the front page of this four-page issue, with a June…
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Looking ahead to the 1966 San Diego convention and JACL scholarships
The 19th Biennial National Convention in San Diego, less than six months away, shaped the front page. Jerry Enomoto’s column…
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Chapter installations and a convention call in the 1966 JACL season
JACL chapter installation season filled the front page of this six-page issue. Dinners in Washington D.C., Detroit, Santa Barbara, Livingston-Merced…
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Proposition 14, the Vietnam War and a portrait of Japanese American success
Proposition 14 returned to the California Supreme Court, which ordered new arguments for March 21-23 in seven cases over a…
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A health plan bargain, a UCLA history project and a Vietnam loss
The JACL-CPS group health plan of the Northern California-Western Nevada District Council led the issue. It proved a bargain in…