Fifth Army HQ Move Likely Delayed by Veto Clash
The proposed relocation of Fifth Army Headquarters from Hyde Park to Fort Sheridan faces delays after President Johnson vetoed the military construction bill. Congressman O’Hara argues the Hyde Park site remains cheaper and that housing costs hinder moving civilians and soldiers. The veto blocks funding for new sewers and facilities tied to the move.
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Fifth Army
Hyde Park
Fort Sheridan
Johnson
Barratt O’hara
North Shore
O’hara
Ill
Hyde Park Blvd
House of Representatives
Senate
O'Hara
Claims
Chicago
Mississippi
Chicago Beach
Park Protesters Band Trees Over Outer Drive Project
About 50 members of the Daniel Burnham Committee protested plan to widen and depress Outer Drive in Jackson Park by banding 800 trees between 47th and 67th streets. Sgt. Leonard Casey halted the protests for two hours before deputy Supt. John Harnett allowed them to continue. officials warned unlikely prosecution.
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Daniel Burnham Committee
Jackson Park
Outer Drive
Cornell Drive
Leonard Casey
Grand Crossing
Asst
John E. Harnett
Harnett
Casey
Burnham Committee
Park District
Stuart Chase
Hyde Park Blvd
Citizens’ Group
Daley
Chase
City offers four Hyde Park Kenwood sites for private redevelopment
About 2 1/2 acres in four cleared segments were offered Aug 23 to private redevelopers by the Department of Urban Renewal. Largest 1 1/4 acres at 5237-59 Cottage Grove targets shops. other parcels include an 8,082 sq ft site at 1453-55 E S3rd for shops, 25,883 sq ft at 1521-35 E 52nd for an auto service station, and 23,348 sq ft at 1522-26 Hyde Park Blvd for a parking lot or ancillary auto service use. Proposals only for whole parcels, except Hyde Park Blvd site. Proposals due at Department room 506 320 N Clark St. Materials via department or 744-4441.
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Department of Urban Renewal
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Cottage Grove
Hyde Park Blvd
Hyde Park Kenwood Council Approves Atrium Public Housing Plan
The Hyde Park Kenwood Conservation Community Council accepted final plans for 18 family units and 22 elderly units on urban renewal sites. Dr. Bernice Neugarten and geriatric experts backed atrium housing as a suitable option, with CHA pledging townhouse style buildings on scattered sites. Occupancy expected spring or summer 1966.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Neugarten
Chicago Housing Authority
CHA
Y.C. Wong
Community Conference Opposes 47th Street Zoning Change
The Community Conference fights a proposed rezoning along the north side of 47th Street from C1 and B4 to C2 to allow larger diverse commercial sites and some manufacturing. In June they testified against a similar plan affecting 47th between Ingleside and Drexel.
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Hyde Park
Kenwood
47Th Street
City Council Committee On
Greenwood
Lake Park
Ingleside
Drexel
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Jerome Grues
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