Dr. Noguchi’s dismissal and the push to repeal the Emergency Detention Act
Two stories ran side by side in this six-page issue. Jerry Enomoto reported that professional jealousy over Dr. Thomas Noguchi’s…
Print Issue: 1969
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Repealing the Emergency Detention Act, and the Issei centennial
A bill to repeal the Emergency Detention Act drew the most attention in this 8-page issue. Twenty-two senators from 17…
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Sansei confront Earl Warren, and JACL looks beyond civil rights
A confrontation at UC Berkeley led this six-page issue. Japanese American students approached Chief Justice Earl Warren after his speech…
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April 1969: arms race warnings, ethnic studies and a Jr. JACL debate
Hawaii Senator Daniel K. Inouye warned a Stockton dinner crowd of about 200 about the danger of a US-Soviet nuclear…
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JACL leadership, Eisenhower and the Sansei question
JACL National President Jerry Enomoto opened this six-page issue with his views on JACL leadership and the proper place of…
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Repealing the Emergency Detention Act, and the April 25 call to chapters
The campaign to repeal the Emergency Detention Act, Title II of the Internal Security Act, led this issue. The National…
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Detention law, school strikes and a JACL president’s call for feedback
JACL’s direction and the Emergency Detention Act led the news. National JACL President Jerry Enomoto reported on a productive Executive…
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Student unrest, a county coroner’s fate and a Salinas park renamed
Student protest ran through this six-page issue. Congresswoman Patsy Mink spoke to the National JACL Bowling Tournament banquet in San…
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Dr. Thomas Noguchi’s suspension and a JACL president on Sansei militancy
The suspension of Los Angeles County Coroner Dr. Thomas Noguchi ran through much of this six-page issue. County officials raised…
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Student strikes, Hayakawa and a new JACL civil rights coordinator
Campus strikes and the debate over how Japanese Americans should respond filled this six-page issue. Ray Okamura reported Dr. Paul…
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Schools, student unrest and JACL’s agenda in early 1969
Schools and student unrest ran through much of this eight-page issue. Dr. Otto Furuta wrote that the San Francisco JACL’s…
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Centennial plans, campus strikes and the Sansei at Berkeley
Plans for the Japanese immigration centennial led this six-page issue. James Murakami reported on a California State historical landmark dedication…
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Nisei and Sansei in 1969: campus unrest, narcotics and a coming centennial
Nisei and Sansei talked past and with each other across this six-page issue. Several articles turned on the student protests…
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Bill Hosokawa’s book finds a publisher, and JACL looks to its public image
A publisher for Bill Hosokawa’s forthcoming book on Japanese Americans led the news. William Morrow & Company of New York…
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Open housing and civil rights, January 31, 1969
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue. The front page reported that the Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Akron, Ohio,…
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Campus strikes and Asian American students: January 1969
The student strike at San Francisco State ran through this six-page issue. L. Ling-Chi Wang reported on an all-day Asian…