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Newspaper

Hyde Park Herald

Location

Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

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Board votes to establish high school this fall in District 14

The Board of Education approves a temporary high school at Kenwood School for ninth graders this September, with about 550 total enrollment. Seventh and eighth graders from Reavis area move to Kozminski. Shoesmith students stay at Shoesmith. Shakespeare area students go to Forrestville Center. Curtis Melnick says programs depend on student needs and a mobile science lab will be used.

Board of Education Hyde Park High School Stony Island Kenwood 50Th Blackstone Warren Bacon Reavis Kozminski Shoesmith Remakre Shakespeare Forrestville 44Th and St. Lawrence Woodson 47Th 59Th Streets Cottage Grove Lake Michigan Carnegie Fiske Bay School 57Th Kimbark Curtis Melnick Hyde Park High Melnick

Army to limit traffic at Promontory Point

A Chicago Park District letter from Erwin Weiner says Nike installation commander Captain Keefer will cap private vehicles by military personnel at seven per day starting June 30. This follows a district survey prompted by Mrs. Edward M. Levin Jr. and Burnham Committee observations noting 15 to 20 private military vehicles in a period.

Weiner Park District Levin Burnham Committee

Bells Ring as Uncle Sam Leads Fourth of July Observance

Uncle Sam portrayed by David Jones watches Shoesmith School color guard salute the flag at a field day with Kenwood School on Farmer's Field. Gov Kerner proclaims bells will ring at some churches for Independence Day. Rockefeller Chapel declines. Fireworks later popularized the celebration.

Uncle Sam Bells David Jones Shoesmith School Kenwood School Farmer’s Field Otto

Traffic rules for pedestrian walk at Point

Private vehicles authorized for regular use of the walks will be identified by a windshield card. All authorized vehicles are to enter and leave the walk along the Point from the parking area at List Street and Lake Shore Drive. Iron posts removed at the pedestrian subway on 55th street will be reinstalled to prevent vehicular entry.

List Street Lake Shore Drive 55Th Street

Johnson Johnson and Ro report on Jackson Park announced

As the Herald went press, a presentation on Jackson Park by Johnson Johnson and Ro was announced for 2 p.m. in room 913 at City Hall today. An Ann Arbor firm was to study the park after protests last fall halted a roadway project between 53rd and 59th streets.

The Herald Johnson, Johnson Jackson Park City Hall Ann Arbor 53Rd 59Th Streets

Seek Injunction Against Evictions At Lakeshore Apartments

Abner Mikva files suit on behalf of Lakeshore Apartments tenants seeking an injunction to halt new eviction notices and stay those issued. The complaint also seeks protection from harassment and building violations, as Tenants Council protests escalate. No formal charges against Roderick Harrison have been filed due to lack of evidence presented by management.

Enants Lakeshore Abner Mikva Kenwood

Conservation Community Council to vote on high school site add

The Conservation Community Council meets tonight at the Service Center of Urban Renewal to decide on adding land for the high school site between 50th and List and Blackstone and Lake Park. A public hearing at St. Pauls Church heard over 20 statements.

Cce Conservation Community Council Department of Urban Renewal Kenwood Board of Education 50Th List Blackstone Lake Park St. Paul’s Church 50Th Dorchester James Redfield E. Soth Harper and List CCC

Early Deadline Schedule For July Fourth Holiday

Office closure on Monday July 4 due to holiday. Editorial deadline moved to Friday July 1 at 12 noon. Display and other deadlines adjusted accordingly.

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