The 1974 JACL convention aftermath and a fight over a school nickname
The 23rd JACL Biennial Convention in Portland set the course for this issue. Shigeki Sugiyama looked ahead to the next…
Print Issue: 1974
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The 1974 JACL convention in Portland, and what came after
The National JACL Convention in Portland, Oregon, was the main subject of this six-page issue. Henry Tanaka’s front-page column praised…
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The 1974 JACL convention in Portland: a new president and a budget
The JACL national convention in Portland filled this six-page issue. Shigeki Sugiyama gave his inaugural address as the new National…
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The 1974 JACL national convention in Portland and the headquarters building
The 23rd Biennial National Convention in Portland filled the front page. Harry K. Honda reported on an opening day of…
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A tribute to Hito Okada, and a $60,000 ethnic heritage grant
A tribute to Hito Okada, written by a longtime JACL colleague, opened the issue. It recalled his years as national…
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Portland convention proposals and the legacy of Earl Warren
The 23rd biennial National JACL Convention in Portland was the main subject of this six-page issue. Seventeen program propositions, thirteen…
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Getting ready for the 1974 JACL convention in Portland
Portland and the national convention, set for July 23-27, 1974, ran through this six-page issue. Mickie Yasui wrote a guide…
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JACL’s 1974 biennium report, with the Portland convention ahead
A look back at two years of JACL work filled this six-page issue, published as members prepared for the July…
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Age discrimination and the road to the 1974 Portland convention
Age discrimination was the subject of the editorial on the front page of this six-page issue. It argued that bias…
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Health insurance, Hito Okada and the whaling boycott
Health insurance opened this four-page issue. Henry Tanaka wrote about the Kennedy-Mills proposal (S.3286), covering its universal coverage, administration by…
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JACL dues and budget plans, and a Tule Lake pilgrimage
How JACL should pay for its work ran through this six-page issue. Henry Tanaka proposed a uniform dues plan that…
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JACL priorities and the Tule Lake pilgrimage, 1974
JACL’s priorities and staffing led this six-page issue. Dr. Paul Ellis wrote at length on what the organization should stress,…
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Bowling, dues and intermarriage: JACL looks inward in May 1974
JACL’s own policies drew the most attention in this six-page issue. A resolution from the Seattle JACL, adopted at the…
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A long-awaited social history of Japanese in the United States
A scholarly history of Japanese Americans was nearing completion in this four-page issue. Robert T. Tanaka reported that Dr. Wilson,…
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A Tule Lake landmark, Nixon impeachment and a JACL president-elect search
The former Tule Lake Relocation Center, which once held over 18,000 Japanese Americans during World War II, was declared a…
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Communication within JACL, and camp sites remembered
Communication was the thread of this six-page issue. JACL National President Henry Tanaka wrote that meetings from San Francisco to…