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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
1
Telegrams were sent to community representatives inviting them to a meeting on the Outer Drive improvement program. The session will be in Mayor Daley's office on Thursday March 18 at 3 45 PM, with Earl Bush noting proposals will be unveiled.
Over 500 attended a memorial at First Unitarian Church in Chicago for Rev. James Reed, the Boston minister fatally injured in Selma. Clergymen recounted the Selma march for Negro voter rights and Reed’s colleagues planned a Selma memorial the next day.
The Knack, a four character comedy by Ann Jellcoe, opens April 7 at Harper Theater 5238 Harper. It follows Barefoot in the Park Luv and The Odd Couple as part of Mike Nichols guided hits and stars Brian Bedford as director and star in the New York and London runs.
In a last minute move the Murray School Junior Great Books program was removed from 5335 Kenwood after a call from Dr. Curtis Melnick. The 60 fifth and sixth graders and nine volunteer mothers planned to meet 2:30 to 3:50 PM Tuesdays and Thursdays. The program will instead run after school at Hyde Park YMCA and is now under Murray School PTA supervision.
Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference will explain its overcrowding relief plan for Hyde Park High School, including mobile classrooms and student transfers to Chicago Vocational School. A March 18 meeting at St Pauls Church will feature a panel and questions from the audience with officials from the Board of Education and local residents.
University of Chicago president George W. Headle welcomes guests to the Woodlawn Community Services Association annual tea at the university fieldhouse. Over 5,000 attend to honor officials and raise funds. Otto Kerner presents a painting of Martin Luther King Jr. and condemns Selma rights denials while praising King’s work.
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