JACL policy, youth unrest and the road to the San Jose convention
Questions about where JACL should stand drew the most attention in this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto reported that…
Print Issue: 1968
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Riot report, civil rights and the road to the San Jose convention
The aftermath of the Riot Report ran through this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto wrote about the National Advisory…
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The JACL Endowment Fund and the call to take part in civil rights
The JACL Endowment Fund led this issue. National President Jerry Enomoto called it the organization’s “war chest” for any future…
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Dr. Martin Luther King’s death and what Japanese Americans owed other minorities
The killing of Dr. Martin Luther King shaped much of this six-page issue. JACL National President Jerry Enomoto reflected on…
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Politics, fair housing and the aftermath of Dr. King’s death
JACL national president Jerry Enomoto opened the issue with a call to chapters to host public information programs on candidates…
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Civil rights in Congress and a Nisei debate over the establishment
The fight over the Civil Rights bill ran through much of this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto wrote on…
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Civil rights and the Nisei role: JACL debates in 1968
The place of Japanese Americans in the civil rights movement ran through this six-page issue. Jerry Enomoto wrote about a…
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Nisei of the Biennium nominations and Green Power for Watts
Nominations for the Nisei of the Biennium, JACL’s highest award, opened in this six-page issue, with a June 15, 1968…
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Civil rights in the Senate and the San Jose convention ahead
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto opened the front page with a column on the…
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Youth, health plans and a Nisei bid for Congress in 1968
Jerry Enomoto, the JACL national president, opened this six-page issue with the Youth Explore Sacramento program, which brought teenagers of…
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San Francisco JACL turns 40, and a Senate vote on civil rights
The San Francisco chapter’s 40th anniversary opened this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto described the celebration at the House…
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JACL reorganization, civil rights and the San Jose convention in 1968
A draft plan to reorganize JACL was the lead subject of this 16-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto explained that…
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JACL’s civil rights role and the road to the 1968 San Jose convention
The place of civil rights in JACL’s work ran through this six-page issue. Justice Stephen Tamura told the Orange County…
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Enomoto’s Minnesota visit and JACL’s civil rights role, 1968
JACL National President Jerry Enomoto was the voice most heard in this six-page issue. His front-page column, “Minnesota Revisited,” recounted…
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The 1000 Club and chapter installation season, 1968
The 1000 Club was the subject on the front page of this six-page issue. National President Jerry Enomoto wrote about…
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Vietnam, open housing and JACL’s direction in early 1968
National JACL President Jerry Enomoto answered a Vietnam War critique by Dr. William Shinto on the front page, saying he…