The 1968 JACL national convention in San Jose
The 20th Biennial JACL National Convention in San Jose filled most of this issue. Mike Masaoka reported a record attendance…
Print Issue: 1968
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On the eve of the 1968 JACL convention in San Jose
The 20th Biennial National JACL Convention in San Jose was the subject of this six-page issue. Some 800 delegates were…
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Preparing for the 1968 JACL convention in San Jose
The days before the JACL national convention in San Jose shaped this eight-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto wrote to…
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Civil rights and the San Jose convention, August 1968
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue as the 20th Biennial JACL Convention in San Jose drew near. The opening…
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Ahead of the San Jose convention: JACL’s hot issues, 1968
The 20th Biennial JACL Convention in San Jose was the subject running through this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto…
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Civil rights, the budget and the road to the San Jose convention
JACL’s role in civil rights ran through the front page and beyond. National President Jerry Enomoto praised the Seattle chapter…
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Preparing JACL’s policy for the 1968 San Jose convention
Preparations for the 1968 national convention in San Jose ran through this six-page issue. An ad hoc committee of district…
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Getting ready for the 1968 JACL convention in San Jose
The coming national convention in San Jose filled this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto looked ahead to the 20th…
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Civil rights, youth and a call to work together, July 1968
National President Jerry Enomoto opened the issue by asking what comes after success. His column, Working Together, urged JACL to…
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Chicago’s human relations policy, civil rights and the Kennedy assassination
Civil rights and social justice ran through this eight-page issue. On the front page, Jerry Enomoto wrote about the Chicago…
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After Robert F. Kennedy’s death: violence, civil rights and JACL’s direction
The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy shaped this six-page issue. JACL President Jerry Enomoto wrote that American society was…
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After Robert Kennedy’s death: JACL looks at civil rights and chapter service
JACL’s role in civil and human rights ran through this six-page issue. National president Jerry Enomoto wrote about a Memorial…
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JACL’s president on detention camps, and a Nisei first for Buddhist Churches
National President Jerry Enomoto opened the issue by criticizing the House Un-American Activities Committee for suggesting detention centers to control…
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A pilot summer tutorial project and a June primary: May 31, 1968
A pilot summer tutorial project led the news. The Northern California-Western Nevada district council unanimously approved it, with Jr. JACLers…
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Detention camp rumors, civil rights and Sansei voices in 1968
Civil rights and the shadow of the wartime camps ran through this six-page issue. Attorney General Ramsey Clark rejected rumors…
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Civil rights, restitution and JACL convention news in May 1968
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue. National president Jerry Enomoto wrote about a visit to the Progressive Westside Chapter…