New Left forum in Hyde Park discusses race and youth
The second Citizens for a Democratic Society forum in Hyde Park drew about 250, split roughly half Black and half white. Panelists Reverend John Fry Lawrence Landry and Charles La Paglia spoke on Black youth and white dissociation, with moderator Robert Ross and attendees including Deacons for Defense and Frank Ditto of Oakland Community Organization.
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Citizens For A Democratic Society
Hyde Park Cooperative Society
John Fry
First Presbyterian Church
Blackstone Rangers
Lawrence Landry
Act
Charles LaPaglia
Kenwood
Rangers
Robert Ross
University of Chicago
Deacons For Defense
Frank Ditto
Oakland Community Organization
Fry
Herald
Metropolitan Open Communities forms leadership council
Residents from Hyde Park Kenwood join the Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities. The formation follows the August summit meeting agreement and includes Edwin C. Berry Earl Dickerson Ben Heineman Ralph Helstein William Ming Jr Paul Berger and Rabbi Samuel Karff from local organizations and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadership Council For Metropolitan Open Communities
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Edwin C. Berry
E. 48Th
Chicago
Urban League
Earl Dickerson
Chicago Beach Drive
Supreme Life Insurance Company
Ben Heineman
Northwestern Railroad
Ralph Helstein
Blackstone
Aflcio
William R. Ming, Jr
E. 49Th
Paul Berger
E. 56Th
Hyde Park Federal Savings and Loan Association
Samuel Karff
E. 50Th
Sinai Temple
Time for Make Up Change by Eugene May and Thomas Moseley
This beauty column urges a holiday season make up refresh with eye sparkle, false lashes, and Aloe Cosmetics base. A makeup consultant event is planned for December 16 and 17 at the salon with guest artist Georgiana Bright offering tips and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene May
Thomas Moseley
Eugene
Aloe Cosmetics
Georgiana Bright
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New Left Forum
Thomas Stauffer
63Rd Street
LaPaglia
Krause
Central America
Paul Krause
Hyde Park
Martin Johnson
Guatemala City
Police Department
ACLU
John Rossen
Rossen
World Service International Committee
YMCA
BOB Nelson Motors
Cottage Grove
Open Housing Council
E. 53Ra Street
Looking Glass
E. 75Th Street
Tom Moseley
E. 55Th St
F.d.1.c
Waller
Circle Pines Center
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