Mental health and Operation Zebra: the May 3, 1974 issue
Henry Tanaka, then National President, opened the issue with a column on mental health among Asian Americans, noting how little…
Print Issue: 1974
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Academic racism and the campaign against an anti-Japanese slur
Racism in public life ran through this six-page issue. A front-page editorial from the P.C. Staff took on Nobel laureate…
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JACL president answers readers; Portland convention plans
JACL president Henry Tanaka opened the issue by answering reader letters on a volunteer consultant’s appointment, a call for his…
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Anonymous letters, a building fund and the road to Portland
Cleveland’s front-page columns opened this six-page issue by taking up anonymous letters in JACL chapter newsletters and arguing that letters…
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Planning the 1974 JACL convention in Portland
Preparations for the 1974 JACL national convention in Portland, Oregon, led the front page. National Director Henry Tanaka described the…
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Mixed marriages, the JACL building fund and a Nixon impeachment vote
Interracial families were the subject of the editorial on the front page of this six-page issue. Using a letter from…
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JACL staff, a new scholarship and a bowling tournament debate
The work of JACL staff was the subject of the front-page commentary by National President Henry Tanaka, who wrote about…
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JACL board debate, Little Tokyo’s Bunka Kaikan and Manzanar
The JACL National Board meeting in San Francisco ran through this six-page issue. Two columns looked at it: one praised…
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Youth groups, the JACL budget and a new scholarship deadline
The Cleveland Jr. JACL led the front page. Scott Furukawa wrote about how the group kept its membership and leadership…
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Volunteer service, the De Funis case and plans for Portland
Volunteer service was the question Henry Tanaka put to JACL members in this four-page issue. His column argued that the…
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JACL priorities, the Nixon impeachment inquiry and a new convention format
JACL’s direction was the main subject of the front page. National President Henry Tanaka reviewed the organization’s priorities, including the…
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Preparing for the 1974 JACL board meeting and a new headquarters
The JACL National Board was getting ready to meet in San Francisco on Feb. 22-24, and Henry T. Tanaka laid…
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National JACL scholarships, a film on Jim Yoshida, and the Nixon resolution
Seventeen National JACL scholarships were the front-page announcement, with chapters facing a March 25 deadline to choose a high school…
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A language code, a school ruling and a new JACL headquarters
Several civil rights stories ran on the front page of this six-page issue. After JACL objected to the code “Jap”…
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Looking ahead to 1974: JACL goals and a slur in state publications
JACL National President Henry Tanaka opened the issue with a look at the year ahead. He set a membership target…
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Building the JACL headquarters and a call to Sansei students
Fundraising for the new JACL National Headquarters building ran through the front page of this four-page issue. National JACL reported…