Beauty of two crab trees shines in city garden plan
Side Park Kenwood committee promotes crabapple trees as adaptable landscape for Hyde Park. residents like Mr and Mrs Mathews and John Black families plant specimens to brighten brick walls and front yards. Picket lines echo Birmingham civil rights protests as unions call for boycott of stores in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Committee of Racial Equality
NAACP
Student Peace Union
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
United Auto Workers
United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers Union
Birmingham
Alabama
F. W. Woolworth Company
South State Street
Woolworth
Newberry, Kress
Green
Lee Seis
Side Park
Kenwood
John Black
Dorchester
Clovin
Kimbark
Philip Brails
Kimwark
Richard Lashers
Richard Adamses
Shu- Yung Wang
Gnul
Hyde Park Y Building
E. S
Herald
Garden Committee
Robert Pickett
Harper
Hyde Park
Seth and Lake Park
Black Group
Readers urge police action against roaming teen gangs in Chicago parks
A Chicago letter writer protests park violence by teens in Washington and Jackson parks on the south side. He calls for police to curb loitering and for enforcement to protect children, urging curfews and tougher action against gang activity, while criticizing court leniency.
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Chicago
Washington and
Jackson Parks
City
63Rd
Stony Island
Legion
Namby-Pamby
Hyde Park Herald Inc. publication details and deadlines
The Hyde Park Herald lists staff including Bruce Logan publisher and Jon Majde editor. Established January 14, 1882 by Fred Fuller Bennet and Clarence P. Dresser. Weekly Wednesday publication from 5240 Harper Chicago with deadlines for news Saturday noon and ads Friday noon. Subscription $3 yearly, single copy 10 cents.
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Bruce Logan
Jon Majde
Mary Louise Stouffer
Don McCabe
Direcor
Jean Garner
Ellen Schira
Fred Fuller Bennet
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
Harper
Chicago
Telephone
Midway
Post Office
Stop the World Stop the World Stop the World
Critics praise Stop the World I Want to Get Off at the Shubert with Joel Grey and Julie Newmar delivering strong performances. The piece blends mime and musical comedy but starts slowly and its second act on disease and death feels misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Newley
Leslie Bricusse
Shubert
Joel Grey
Julie Newmar
Newley
Jerome Robbins
Littlechap
Miss Newmar
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Martin Mathews
Blacks
Robert Kennedy
United States
Washington
D. C
J. A. Harkins
W. Randolph
Jackson Park
Butterfield
Second City
By Robert Pollak
Wells Street
Broadway
Alan Arkin
Anthony Holland
Lillian Hellman
Barbara Harris
Alan Jay Lerner
Richard Rodgers
Lerner
Miss Harris
Brecht
Zohra Lampert
University of Chicago
Gotham
Square East
Ralph Alswang
Severn Darden
Andrew Duncan
Eugene Troobnick
Arkin
Lampert
Harris
Peter Ustinov
Beard
Pollek