Hyde Park diving board work faces opposition at List Street site
Park District crews lay base for a new diving board near the Model Yacht Basin at Hyde Park with safety notes from skin divers. Fishermen from the 51st Street point worry swimmers disturb fish while Hyde Park Kenwood residents protest List Street site which lacks pedestrian access and nearby overpass.
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Chicago Park District
Hyde Park Blvd
William Wolf
John Shine
Park District
51St Street
Ann Gonia
Beverly Hills
53Rd Street
Erwin Weiner
List Street
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Area physicians form committee to aid Mississippi volunteers
Chicago physicians including Dr. Quentin D Young plan medical support for Civil Rights Mississippi Summer Project volunteers. A five team network will contact local doctors and hospitals for emergencies while avoiding competition with existing local care. Teams may review Hill Burton Act financed facilities for nondiscrimination compliance.
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Mississippi
Quentin D. Young
E. 55Th
Chicago Medical Committee For Civil Rights
Mississippi Project
Center For Continuing Education
E. 60Th
Young
Chicago
Benjamin Spock
Paul Dudley White
Chicago Medical Committee
Hurwitz
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy to Lead Hyde Park Woodlawn Fund Drive
Attorney General Robert Kennedy is set to kick off a joint Hyde Park Woodlawn Memorial Fund drive Wednesday night. He will speak at the South Ward Democratic Organization service office in Woodlawn, with bi partisan volunteers and local business leaders taking part. Door to door solicitation runs July 25 to August 1. The drive is coordinated by Mrs Cornelius Brookter and Michael Igoe Jr. The Memorial Library for the late president will be built in Cambridge Massachusetts to house Kennedy papers memoirs and memorials including contributor names.
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Robert Kennedy
Hyde Park
Woodlawn
John F. Kennedy
Sth Ward
Democratic
Sth Ward Organization
Cornelius Brookter
Michael Igoe, J Jr
St.r Ward
Democratic Organization
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Kennedy
University of Chicago wins ACPRA exceptional achievement award
The University of Chicago press office receives the Certificate of Exceptional Achievement from the American College Public Relations Association for outstanding operation of its news bureau. The award includes a $100 Sears Roebuck Foundation prize announced at the ACPRA conference in Los Angeles in July 1964.
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University of Chicago
American College Public Relations Association
ACPRA
Los Angeles
California
Kelvin J. Arden
New York University
Brent Woodruff
American University
Washington, D.C
Arden
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Strohl Appointed to Chicago Board of Health
Dr. Eric Oldberg presents a map of Board of Health facilities to new member Dr. E Lee Strohl at 1223 East 56th Street. Mayor Daley appointed Strohl to fill a vacancy. Since 1960 he has led the Municipal TB Sanitarium board. He is a clinical associate professor of surgery at the University of Illinois and sits on the Institute of Medicine of Chicago board.
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Eric Oldberg
Chicago Board of Health
Board of Health
E. Lee Strohl
Strohl
Richard J. Daley
TB Sanitarium
Institute of Medicine of Chicago
Israel bond drive sets record for first half of 1964
The first six months of the 1964 Israel Bond drive set a record with over 3 million dollars in bonds sold. General chairman Rabbi Ralph Simon notes the pace is ahead of last year and aims to reach a 5.25 million local goal. Chicago buyers have contributed 40 million over 14 years, with national totals exceeding 700 million.
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Ralph Simon
East End
Israel
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Door
University Press Office
Negev Desert
Simon
Rabbi Ralph Simon
Midway
Harper
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