Community unity urged in King’s dream of freedom
A Sunday column quotes Nancy Hays stressing that the nation should join together to realize Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream. The piece invokes the call for Black, white, Jewish, Gentile, Protestant, and Catholic unity to sing and be free at last.
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Nancy Hays
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King
America
Kermit T.mehlinger
M.D
Aldermen Push New Laws to Prevent Lead Poisoning
Chicago Aldermen urge stronger ordinances to cap lead paint dangers in pre 1950 buildings. They cite 14 child deaths last year and seek enforcement, reporting channels, and a broad city prevention program including testing and education.
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Chicago
City Council
Fifth Ward
Cousins
Rayner
Board of Health
David H. Elwyn
Rochdale Pl
Dr. Elwyn
Board of Health Reports
Health Department
Building Department
Letters to the Editor on King’s Dream and Local Postal Rules
A reader insists King’s dream remains intact after the assassination and urges continued peace. A second letter protests Hyde Park postal sub station rules restricting entry, baby carriage use, and suggests relocation or new rules. A third letter criticizes Ali Mikva’s antiwar stance and calls for a stronger peace-focused political approach.
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Hyde Park
Marco Polo Travel Agency
New Hyde Park Shopping Center
55Th and
Lake Park
Joe Ross
Kimbark
Ross
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S. Harper
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Post
Leon Despres
Ted
Henry McGee
D.E. L’amoureux, Jr
Mikva
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Ali Mikva
Democratic Party
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