Hyde Park Neighborhood Club seeks $75 000 in 1968 drive
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club aims to raise 75000 for its 1968 budget through donations from individuals, businesses, and foundations. Honorary chair Hubert L. Will, U S District Judge, and Henry W. McGee, postmaster, join officials including Robert A Helman and John T Horton as fundraising leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Robert A. Helman
Madison Park
Hubert L. Will
Kimbark
U.S
Illi
Nois
Henry W. McGee
E. Soth
Chicago
Helman
Mayer, Friedrich, Spiess, Tierney, Brown & Platt
John T. Horton
Woodlawn
Chicago Bridge & Iron
Robert Pollak
H. Hentz and Co
Gustavus F. Swift, Jr
56Th
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club
Hubert Will
Gustavus F. Swift
Will
Nancy Hays
Club outlines community service drive with new outposts
Helman announced a year long fund drive after a board approved plan from an objectives committee led by Mrs. Edward H. Levi and Joseph Wells. The program aims to attract all community segments with fees for middle class services and foundation and gift funds for those unable to pay. Five areas including North Kenwood and East Hyde Park are targeted for street work.
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Helman
Edward H. Levi
Joseph Wells
Madison Park
United Settlement Appeal
North Kenwood
East Hyde Park
Kenwood
List
Drexel
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Air Pollution Seen Worsening Says UC Chemist
Dr Stephen Berry of the University of Chicago warns Hyde Park Kenwood faces the city’s dirtiest winter air which worsens yearly. He cites sulfur dioxide as a key concern and supports halving fuel sulfur content and banning boiler garbage burning to improve conditions.
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Hyde Park
U of Chemist
Daley
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Stephen Berry
University of Chicago
Berry
University
City Air Pollution Control Department
Hyde Park High School
Stony Island
Chicago
Wgn-Tv
Fifth Ward
Leon Despres
Susan Coulian
Channel 9
Nancy Hays
Four local figures named as possible candidates for Congress
Daily papers note state Rep. Robert E. Mann and former Rep. Mikva among four local politicians discussed as possible candidates for the Democratic nomination to represent the Second District. Incumbent Barratt O’Hara’s age and support from the party loom large in speculation. The Second District spans North Kenwood to Thornton. The Hyde Park Club at 5480 Kenwood plans to serve as a community center while fundraising proceeds.
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Robert E. Mann
Harper
Wner Mikva
Kenwood
Fifth Ward
Leon Despres
Richard Newhouse
Ridgewood
Barratt O’hara
Mikva
O’hara
Independent Voters of
Illinois
Kenwood- Oakland
Thornton
Helman
Warren C. Ingersoll
Lord, Bissell & Brook
Frank D. Mayer, Jr
Park Pl
Mayer, Friedrich, Spiess, Tierney, Brown & Platt
Robert McDougal, Jr
Winston Strawn Smith & Patterson
Harrison II, Steans
Hyde Park Bank and Trust Company
Stanford J. Goldblatt
Goldblatt Bros., Inc
Abner J. Mikva
Devoe, Shadur, Mikva & Plotkin
Mark E. Jones, Jr
Circuit Court of
Cook
Samuel A. Goldsmith
55Th
Combined Jewish Appeal
United Jewish Fund
Jay E. Turner
Ralph L. Helstein
Blackstone
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Afl-Cio
J. Coert Rylaarsdam
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Juvenile Protective League
I.C
Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference adopts 1968 budget
HPKCC approved a 1968 budget of 66 000, up 6 000 from 1967, to fund a larger staff for urban renewal review and final plan implementation. The interim executive director cited needs to support conference work with law enforcement and gang recruitment concerns.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Clemens Roothaan
Greenwood