Hauser report debated at Urban League briefing on integration
Urban League officials pressed the Chicago school board to adopt Hauser report recommendations. Participants, including Ned Goldberg and Mrs. Sylvia Cotton, urged community action at a Kellogg Center briefing. Board members Clem ent Bacon and Friedman attended as officials prepared August 12 actions.
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Hauser
Ned Goldberg
American Jewish Committee
Sylvia Cotton
Bernice Bird
Kimbark
Urban League
Kellogg Center For Continuing Education
Chicago School Board
Philip Hauser
University of Chicago
Edwin C. Berry
James Clement
Hyde Park Blvd
Warren Bacon
Bernard Friedman
Board of Education
Benjamin C. Willis
Hank Martin
Outer Drive traffic plan model for south Outer Drive shown for viewing
Public Works prepares a mid August showing of a physical model for the proposed five million dollar Outer Drive realignment from 47th to 67th. It includes new interchanges at 59th and 57th, widening Cornell and Columbia Drives, and seeks compatibility with Chicago Park District plans amid prior community protest.
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67Th
Department of Public Works
Public Works
Milton Pikarsky
Pikarsky
Chicago Park District
Park District
Erwin Weiner
59Th Streets
57Th Street
Chicago
Cornell
Columbia Drives
Jackson Park
Stony Island
Chicago Plan Commission
City Planning Department
Pick local architect for public housing sites
The Chicago Housing Authority selected Wong and Hannaford to design 60 public housing units for the Hyde Park Kenwood renewal. CHA deputy commissioner Humphrey cited community ties and prior CHA work as factors in the choice. Mrs. Leon M. Despres, committee chair, favored multiple architects to blend diversity, but cost limits prevented it.
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Wong and Hannaford
Chicago Housing Authority
Hyde Park-Kenwood
CHA
Humphrey
Wong and
Hannaford
Y. C. Wong
Madison Park
Leon M. Despres
Department of
DUR
John G. Duba
Duba
Ogden Hannaford
Hyde Park- Kenwood
City drops disorderly conduct case over beach attire
The Chicago Criminal Court dismissed the city's disorderly conduct case against Pieter Byhouwer for allowing his son Paul to be on a 57th Street beach without a swimsuit. Judge Gordon Nash ruled the city's suit non suited. Byhouwer intends to continue bringing his son to the beach without swimwear.
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Pieter Byhouwer
Ingleside
Paul
57Th Street
Gordon Nash
James Maremont
Chicago
Nash
Byhouwer
Park District
American Civil Liberties Union
Jimmy's Back Bar by Jerome Tannenbaum on display
Jerome Tannenbaum presents a photographic study titled Jimmy's Back Bar in his first one man show at the Esquire Theatre Gallery on the near North side. He is an electronics executive who has worked in photography for two years.
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Paul Cezanne
Jimmy
Jerome Tannenbaum
Dorchester
Tannenbaum
Esquire Theatre
Near North Side
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