A 1976 summer issue: JAY convention, Japan’s debts and a deportation case
Jim Murakami’s column opened this four-page issue with the National JAY Convention, held Aug. 10-15 at Concordia College in the…
Print Issue: 1976
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Voting, budgets and a Tule Lake plaque: JACL news, August 1976
A short four-page issue, it opened with Utah JACL chapters presenting Governor Calvin L. Rampton and his wife Lucy Beth…
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Nisei retirement, Teton Dam, and Frank Chuman’s The Bamboo People
A planning conference on Nisei retirement, set for November 19-21 in San Francisco, led the news. JACL sponsored it with…
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Nisei Week, JACL scholarships and the Asian American Writers Conference
The Nisei Week Queen coronation at the Palladium on Aug. 14 opened this four-page issue, with the festival in Little…
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JACL National Council, the Keiro Home campaign and Executive Order 9066
The JACL National Council wrapped up its work in this issue. Delegates adopted policy statements on education, the Japanese American…
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Aftermath of the 1976 JACL national convention in Sacramento
The 24th Biennial National JACL Convention in Sacramento was the subject of this four-page issue. National President Jim Murakami wrote…
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Racist notes at a Seattle school, and the JACL convention in Sacramento
Racist notes left in a Seattle student’s locker led the news. A Japanese American girl elected junior high student body…
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Reparations debate, Robert Takasugi’s swearing-in and a JACL convention report
The reparations question ran through this four-page issue. Coverage of the National JACL Council session described delegates debating the Seattle…
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The JACL convention in Sacramento: budget, awards and a new president
The National JACL convention in Sacramento filled most of this four-page issue. Delegates adopted a $492,300 budget for the next…
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The 1976 JACL National Convention in Sacramento
The 24th biennial JACL National Convention opened in Sacramento, and its business filled most of this six-page issue. The opening…
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Mike Mansfield honored as JACL readies its Sacramento convention
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana, the Senate Majority Leader, was named to receive the fourth Mike M. Masaoka Distinguished Public…
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Sacramento and the 24th JACL National Convention, 1976
The 24th Biennial National JACL Convention, set for June 22-26 at Sacramento Inn, filled this six-page issue. Tom Fujimoto described…
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JACL’s 1974-76 biennium: human rights, Executive Order 9066 ended
JACL’s record of the 1974-76 biennium filled this six-page issue. A front-page overview covered the U.S.-Japan Friendship Act, stateless children…
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A 1976 issue on reparations, a Muhammad Ali protest and JACL reform
Reparations and the future of JACL ran through this four-page issue. Dr. Paul Takagi reported on a survey of Alameda…
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Reparations, Manzanar memories and a 1976 convention ahead
Reparations ran through this four-page issue. The editorial page took up the proposed JACL budget for 1977-78 and a subscription…
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Reparations, the Tule Lake plaque and a Topaz monument
Redress and remembrance ran through this four-page issue. Editorials and columns pressed the case for reparations for the wartime incarceration…