Newhouse seeks Illinois Senate seat in Chicago district
Richard H. Newhouse Jr., a Negro attorney, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Illinois Senate from the 24th District in Chicago. He will face incumbent Nathan Kinnally, whom he says offers lackluster representation as the district, about 70 percent Black and 30 percent white, stretches from 46th to 73rd wards.
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Richard H. Newhouse, Jr
Ridgewood Court
Illinois Senate
Chicago
Prairie
Newhouse
Nathan Kinnally
Kinnally
University of Chicago reports progress in campaign funds
The University of Chicago announced a three year campaign total of 42,112,332 in gifts and pledges toward a 160 million goal. This is 26.3 percent of the target with Ford Foundation matching grants shaping the fundraising plan. President George W Beadle spoke at a Quadrangle Club dinner about the need for ongoing effort to reach the goal.
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University of Chicago
George W. Beadle
University
Alumni Association
Alumni Fund Board of Directors
Hyde Park high students eligible for permissive transfer plan
District 14 announces a permissive transfer program to ease Hyde Park High School overcrowding. Eligible Hyde Park High students and feeder eighth graders may apply by March 22, with transfers to various receiving schools in September 1966.
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Hyde Park High School
District 14
Curtis C. Melnick
Hyde Park
Harte
Kenwood
Kozminski
Ray
Wadsworth
Kenwood School
47Th Street
Melnick
Hyde Park High
Foreman
Leclaire
Kelvyn Park High School
Wrightwood
Morgan Park
Pryor
Roosevelt High School
Wilson
Shurz
Milwaukee
Senn High School
Glenwood
Steinmetz High
Mobile
Tilden High
S. Union
von Steuben High School
N. Kimball
Wells High School
Ashland
Stony Island Avenue
Tea in Hyde Park Hosts Mrs Martin Luther King Jr
Civil rights leader's wife attends a Chicago tea at 4800 Kimbark hosted by Mrs Theodore Hurst. More than 150 women hear Mrs King discuss her husband’s work and urge support for the Chicago Freedom Festival on March 12. Proceeds aid King’s anti slum campaign featuring Harry Belafonte Dick Gregory and Mahalia Jackson.
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Theodore Hurst
Martin Luther King, Jr
Chicago
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