Charter flights to Japan, Emperor Hirohito’s U.S. visit and JACL’s future
The JACL National Travel Committee announced 11 charter flights to Japan for 1976, leaving from cities including San Francisco, Chicago,…
Print Issue: 1975
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Belt-tightening at JACL and a cultural center for Little Tokyo
JACL money problems led the news. After membership income fell short, leaders adopted a reduced budget of $490,734 for fiscal…
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JACL’s $30,000 deficit, refugee aid and Prime Minister Miki’s visit
A projected $30,000 deficit set the tone for this six-page issue. Harry Honda reported that National JACL faced the shortfall…
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Renaming the Los Angeles cultural center and aid for Indochinese refugees
The Japanese American Cultural and Community Center in Los Angeles was renamed the American Bicentennial Commemorative Japanese American Cultural Center,…
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Redress, a Topaz marker and a new JACL headquarters
Redress and the wartime incarceration (often called internment) ran through the news in this four-page issue. A front-page column argued…
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The dedication of the new JACL Headquarters in San Francisco
The new three-story JACL Headquarters in San Francisco’s Nihonmachi was dedicated on July 20, and the issue opened with it.…
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July 1975: headquarters dedication, refugee aid and a gerontology audit
JACL’s new National Headquarters on Sutter Street in San Francisco was the focus of this four-page issue, with a Dedication…
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Vietnamese refugees, JACL scholarships and a new headquarters in 1975
A new National JACL Headquarters building in San Francisco was set to be dedicated on July 20 with a ceremony…
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Reparations, refugees and a JACL board under review, 1975
Reparations for the wartime incarceration (often called internment) ran through the front page of this four-page issue. JACL headquarters named…
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Dispute inside JACL and a whaling moratorium dropped, 1975
A dispute over national JACL leadership ran through this four-page issue. Shig Sugiyama’s column urged members to put the internal…
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Illegal alien bills, Vietnamese refugees and a JACL board probe
Immigration and refugees ran through the front page of this four-page issue. Washington JACL representative Wayne Horiuchi reported on five…
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Leadership questions inside JACL, and a Memorial Day tribute at Arlington
A dispute over JACL leadership ran through the front page of this four-page issue. The Seattle chapter and the Pacific…
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Indochina refugees and what JACL could do to help
Indochina refugees were the subject of this four-page issue, and Japanese Americans were asked to see their own history in…
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Tough job ahead: JACL’s headquarters, a district dispute and Vietnamese refugees
JACL President Shig Sugiyama wrote on the front page about a controversy that began with resolutions from the Midwest and…
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Vietnamese refugees and the Japanese American response, 1975
Vietnamese refugees were the main subject of the May 16, 1975 issue. JACL National Executive Director David Ushio’s statement urged…
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Reparations, Vietnamese refugees and a Tule Lake pilgrimage
Redress and the arrival of refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia shared the front page of this four-page issue. A San…