Whichever Way Vote For It Shifts Racial Debate
A polemical piece urges readers to vote for social reform and equality before the law amid calls for upheaval in America. It frames the 1960s political scene as a battle for civil rights and criticizes presidential candidates while urging unity and action in Chicago and nationwide.
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Area Unity Is Aim Of Twin School Open House
Twin school activity week centers on area unity as Upper Grade Center and Parker Branch plan their first Sunday Open House at the school to showcase cooperation between campuses. The event aims to strengthen ties among students and faculty across locations.
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GED Test Prep Course at Wilson Campus in Chicago
A Saturday eight week GED preparation course starts October 26 at Wilson Campus Chicago Junior College 7047 Stewart Room 313. The program aims to cover science math language and study skills for the GED exam with no tuition though a registration fee applies. Call 488 2900 ext 32 day or ext 47 evening for details.
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Open House Showcases Student Work at Yale Center and Parker Branch
Community residents visit Open House at Yale Upper Grade Center and Parker Branch 2010 Princeton. They view extracurricular displays including life-sized charcoal portraits by students. Principal Dr John A Russell and administrators present as students Vanessa Ward Carmen Mahon Willie Wilkes Vimount Hughes and Wilford Bonner are named among attendees.
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Saunders Broadcasts Welcome at Sixth Ward Ball
The Sixth Ward Regular Democratic Organization hosts a grand Bal Masque at the Colonial House to boost youth recreation funds. Vice President Hubert Humphrey planned to attend with an entourage including Muskie and Shipira as Chicago rally plans unfold.
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Cancer education series at Englewood church starts in November
Starting on Wednesday November and each Wednesday night in November First Mennonite Church Laflin at V3rd Street will host a Cancer in You series with Ancrnan Cancer Society educational films available literature and a Q and A session. Pastor Arthur L Jackson highlights cancer as a major American problem and urges area residents to attend. Films include The Million Club Mr Magoo color cartoon and Never Alone with Surface Program details. Public invited for 7:30 pm screenings.
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Schedule New Examination Test Classes
New course offerings for adult students with gaps in schooling. Registration for civil service prep, management psychology, and business oriented skills includes a $80 fee. Classes begin at 11 and 60th and Suite locations with exams conducted per high school grade students.
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Say It Loud Theme At Simeon Black History Class
Simeon High School introduces a black history class built on black pride with plans for Afro American art shows and future projects. Principal Dunford and PTA members host meetings with speakers outlining parental roles in improving education and student programs.
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