Poorer nations feed selves better says of a economist
Professor Theodore W. Schultz of the University of Chicago spoke at Hyde Park Union Church on May 21 as the final speaker in a world food crisis series. He argued that many poor nations could feed themselves with proper incentives and that Americans could improve diets cost effectively by boosting agricultural efficiency.
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Frances S. Vandervoort
Theodore W. Schultz
Economics Department
University of Chicago
Hyde Park Union Church
Schultz
Europe
National Neighbors Conference Heads to Chicago in June
National Neighbors, a coalition of interracial groups, will hold its four day annual conference in Hyde Park Chicago from June 1922 at the Lutheran School of Theology. Keynote speaker Eleanor Holmes Norton will discuss neighborhood stabilization and open housing efforts. Workshops on real estate problems and Community Development Block Grants will guide local action. Open to Hyde Park Kenwood members free. others pay a small fee.
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National Neighbors
Chicago
Hyde Park-Kenwood
South Shore Commission
Park Forest
Oak Park
Chicago Area
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Ms. Norton
New York City
Commission On Human Rights
Hyde Park
Lutheran School of Theology
E. 55Th St
Hyde Park- Kenwood
Archie Reed Receives 1974 Jaycee Award for Service
Sgt Archie Reed of the 21st Police District is honored at the Jaycee Awards Presentation in the Arie Crown Theatre for extraordinary community service. He was credited with subduing an arsonist at Billings Hospital last December when a match was about to be struck amid gasoline fumes. Reed, 23 years with Hyde Park division, has collaborated with HPECC SECC and local merchants on safety projects.
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Archie Reed
21St Police District
Arie Crown
Reed
Billings Hospital
Sgt. Reed
Hyde Park
HPECC
SECC
Merchants Associations
Kenwood High Spring Art Exhibit Showcases Diverse Works
The 1975 Kenwood High School spring exhibit by the Art Department and Industrial Arts features drawings paintings stitchery photography sculpture prints mechanical and architectural drawings two color offset printing three color posterization furniture and wooden objects. Students designed and built display units including a freestanding corrugated cardboard sculpture display unit.
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Art Department and Industrial Arts
Kenwood High School
Scholastic Arts
Wiebolts Department Store
Nora Dilan
Wai Chao Yuen
Malcolm Hardie
Cheryl Toles
Melvin Cloyd
Cheryl Lanfair
David Leung
Bruce Powell
Linda Willis
Judy Robinson
John Stein
New York City
David Ewell
Conrad Bock
Nancy Roberts
Lawrence Burkett
Eric Parker
Dinner dance to benefit Bill Singer in Chicago
The Bill Singer First Annual Spring Deficit Dinner Dance is Friday June 6 at 6 30 p m in the Palmer House Grand Ballroom. Dinner committee includes Ald W Lathrop and former Ald Len Despres. Speakers praise Singer for pushing city reform and debt relief, with tickets at 100 per plate and sponsorship by Citizens for Singer. Call 454 1197 for details.
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Bill Singer
Palmer House
Ald
Ross W. Lathrop
Len Despres
Tom van Straaten
Chicago
St Charles Band
Prisoners Theatre to stage Plautus comedy
The Prisoners University Theatre will present Plautus's Roman comedy The Prisoners translated by Nick Rudall and directed by Steve Wein stock. Performances run June 5 6 8 at 8 30 p.m. and June 7 at 7 30 p.m. in Reynolds Club Theatre with admission set at 1 50.
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University Theatre
Plautus
Nick Rudall
Steve Weinstock
Reynolds Club
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