The 1967 PSWDC convention and Jerry Enomoto’s address
The Pacific Southwest District Council convention in Los Angeles, held May 5-7, was the main story of this six-page issue.…
Print Issue: 1967
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The 1967 JACL-Japan Air Lines Fellowship winners and youth programs
The first JACL-Japan Air Lines Summer Fellowship recipients were named in this six-page issue. National JACL President Jerry Enomoto, one…
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Life Magazine on the Korematsu case, and the yen claimants ruling
Two questions ran through this eight-page issue: what the Supreme Court’s April 10 yen claimant ruling settled, and what it…
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Immigration bills, the Rumford Act repeal and a Supreme Court argument
Immigration and civil rights ran through this six-page issue. Senator Hiram Fong introduced six bills to amend immigration law, including…
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Yen claims, a fair housing fight and the Loving case
The U.S. Supreme Court was at the center of this six-page issue. In an 8-0 decision, it ruled that about…
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Maryland’s open housing law and Prop. 14’s shadow, 1967
Housing and civil rights ran through this six-page issue. The Washington JACL Office hailed Maryland’s new open occupancy law as…
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A Mississippi courtroom, a Supreme Court call and JACL’s civil rights role
Civil rights ran through this 12-page issue. On the front page, William Marutani continued his account of defending a Black…
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Civil rights in 1967: the Civil Rights Act and a bowling bid for San Jose
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue. Mike Masaoka urged JACL members to write their Senators during the Easter recess…
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Proposition 14 before the Supreme Court, and JACL chapter news
The Justice Department’s brief in the Proposition 14 fair housing case led the news. Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall urged the…
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Terms defined, repealed bans and the 442nd, in a six-page 1967 issue
Columnists carried this six-page issue. JACL President Jerry Enomoto argued that JACL is nonpartisan but must still take part in…
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Sigma Chi, an anti-miscegenation brief and the JACL bowling tournament
Racial barriers in American institutions ran through this six-page issue. Nine Whitman College students resigned from the Sigma Chi fraternity…
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The 1967 interim board meeting and the question of JACL in politics
The National JACL Board’s interim meeting in San Francisco ran through much of this six-page issue. Jerry Enomoto thanked the…
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Yen deposits at the Supreme Court and the intermarriage debate
Two stories ran side by side in this six-page issue. The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on a plea by…
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Medal of Honor nomination and JACL’s 1967 Japan tour
A Nisei soldier nominated for the Medal of Honor led this six-page issue. Sanford Zalburg reported that SSgt. Edward Noboru…
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Fair housing, Rule 22 and chapter installation dinners in early 1967
Fair housing led this eight-page issue. Harry Honda reported on a proposal by Kennard to replace the Rumford Fair Housing…
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Rotary nomination, the filibuster fight and JACL and politics
Kiyoshi Togasaki, former Tokyo newspaper publisher, was nominated for president of Rotary International, a nomination the paper described as tantamount…