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PACI Fie -' CITIZEN Lives M('Mb~R Hlp Public Per spec PACI Fie -' CITIZEN lives M('mb~r hlp Public"lion: J;1pant'!~~ Am,.,lc .. " CIlium, L.. ",q\,l" 1 ~5 Wf' II IlI" St.. Lo, Angel",. Calif 90012; (213) MA 6 6936 Publl!lhtd W l!ekl ~ heepl Fh)1 .nd LA,I Wrt'Io.\ 01 Iht 'l'fI.r Second Clan POitage P.id at Los Angeles, C.lif. B~' JURY ENOMOTO '.1'1. JA L r ..slden l VOL. 69 NO. 3 .'RlD AY, JULY 18, 1969 Subscriptio n Iht. '" V.. , TEN CENTS Sacramento U.S. S5, For.lan $7 Th~ mretin~ 01 our Nation· .1 Board and SIArr in La. An~,,"'l('!' thi!' w(,t'k,mrl InRrk!li. tht" hoUwuy point or lhi~ bi­ OFF ICE MANAGER FOR ('nnium In about n ~ .. ·,u· "c FULL·PAGE ADVERTISEMENT TELLS will ns~emblc In Convention l.A, JACL OFFICE SOUGHT HAYAKAWA Nixon view on Title 2 bills at Chicago. Aud anothc-r bien­ nium \\ i 11 b('come hislOQ' 1.05 ANGELES - 'The So. \Vhert sr,," Wl~ now OF PLIGHT OF EX·CORONER NOGUCHI Collt. J AC L Reglon,,1 Olrie. PERMANENT PRES. • In ms brio! t,,'porl 10 th~ hos been Rulhorbed an oUiet' "'RtionRI Council at Son Jose, manager 10 lIs slnlt. JUST Committee in ' Plea for Justice', Wun. If OF S.F. STATE sought, hearing requested Appli cations should Include Our Ha lfway Point It ' Happen to One of U. It Can Happen to You' rC5t11nc nnd o d dr('s~ed to Jet­ tley MAlou l, J AC L Ollie,', 12~ (Speoill l to 'r'ht PlicUle Cillzen) no requirement ot 8n overt i!, American history, were na­ Board of Trustees act. tive-born. When the Korean \I Well er 51., Los Angelo, 90012. whrn ~hi!" bitmnium b(>~an. t LOS ANGU,8S- A lull-pAge lorr it Is sntlstied, would WASHINGTON - Congress­ "The accused may have I War began In 1950. I he.@ like to know the nnswers to Appli canl must either be • Vote 16-2 for ('Iff~rcd a l('W recommendo­ • d .n!tlled, "A Plen tor Jus­ hl~ h man Spark M . Mauunaga or preliminary hearing before same forces of fear and sus .. llc~H thi~ the lo ll owln~ que,lIon., sohool Rrad"ale wllh a t 10l\S under thl' ht)ading of " A "lin hnppen to one Hawaii, who with Congress­ an administrative oUlcer, but picion motivated the enact­ U~, minimum or :i-yeAr wOl'k e:­ Nisei Appointment Call \0 Arllon lor AII Chnp­ of it call happen \0 one "I. Prior to dlschnrg,nR Dr man Chel Hollticld 01 Cali­ not before a COUI't. He cannot ment 01 the Emegency Delen­ of you:' Appeared lnst week Noguchi, why did Ihe Super­ pertcmce or which one yenr 18 te-n-" Thc:,~ rt-'C'omn1Cndntion~ in n supel'visory capacIty or a fornia are the principal co· confront his accusers, or know tion Act, which was passed C'~(,1\li811y $pokt: to the need (Jul)' III in the La. Angeles visors instruct Hollingel'. of LOS ANGELES - S. l. Haya­ sponsors o( legislation in lhp the lacts againsl him, il the over the vet 0 ot President all persons, lo Inve.tigale college Rrad u .l~ w ith al lea 1 fflr ..lACL to tl·an~latC' its con­ Times. which h O!ii about 8 onc year work experien,,·e kawa WO!li named permanent House o( Representatives to Attorncy General decides that Truman. cern as a national orgamz.a­ million copies circulating his own charges':' pre§ldcnt of San Francisco repeal Tille Jl 01 the Inle.rnal the accused should not be pro­ " It is inconceivable that" dail~' "2. Why did the CounlY nfter receiving the deRlcc. tion into active and ml'anin~ ­ Salary is opcn Stale Co ll e~e by the slale Security Acl 01 1950, has ask­ v ided such inCormation. An law should still be on t b e ful progTRmS on the chapter The announcement wos add the Kennedy Aulopsy college board of trustees, last ed Chairman Richard H Ich­ appeal may be made to an ad­ books tbat permits the rights tC'vcl. in the :lreR or human paid lor by the Japanese eh8rlle 43 days alter discharg­ week (J uly 10 ). Vole wao 16- ord oC the Committee on In­ ministrative review board, but of U.S. citizenship to be ex­ rlJ:hts for QU minority Jttoups. United in Search lor Trulh ing Dr. Noguchi, only lo wllh­ 2 for the appointment. ternal Security, to request the not to the courts. The decision tinguished without cause. but draw \I on the dA)' he called i ~ That it do ~('1 W1\S its rna· Committee. the community A cU n ~ president since last necessary department and of this board fin al a! to r alh~r simply on the basis of J!TOup supporting Dr. Thomas his (irst witness, thcreby de­ agency reports on the propos· emergency detention. national origin or other in .. Jor concern duriD~ this Bi­ priving him 01 Ihe opporlunlty Hirabayashi plans Novembcr, he was praised af· ennium. T. Noguchi in hi' bid lo be terward by Gov, Rcagan as ed measure and to schedule discriminate reasons. to expose the spurious chRr~e'" early public hearings, the "These procedures Bre in Tha t it do 0 W3~ throu~h reinstated as county coroner. "A n example (01 31 relative­ f' As would be expected the "3. Wby did I h e Counly, WAshing Ion Olllce 01 the v iolation o( established legal takinr posItions on issues ot It goe$ on to summArize the without having any support­ ly small group that has held practices which assure due Japanese American Citizens ('ritical imporbnae ror all dismissal 01 Dr Noguchi as sociological study a fi rm li ne" on campus unrest. J apanese Amer ic an Citizens League is in the vanguaTd of ing evidence. muke the fol­ Lcague reported thi!li week. process. There are many other Americans.. c-ot'Oner of Los Angeles Coun­ lowing unfounded charges: omewhn. \ subdued as he laws which provide more ct· lhose fighting to repeal thi. I Iccl that the del.gales 10 ly by the Board of Sup e r­ ,a' Thai Or NOJ:uchl " fcrl)·ed tbanked the trustees ror 1n th e meantime, Sen. Mark leclively and constitutionally measure. My distinguished the Con\'ention mandated visors on the word of ChieC !~:~ld "~~i:~ ';~~t):;.shath~~O~:~ of Canadian Nisei their sUI)port. Dr. Haynkawa O. Hallield (R-Ore.) bas add­ for the safety and protection colleague. Congressman Spark Administrative Officer Lindon .. , Matsunaga of Hawaii, co-­ the,e. a' malor JACL obJec­ RUehl spoke to emDloyee .. "with acknowlcdr ed the California ed his name as a co-sponsor of the nation in times or war, tives, by their decis.ion~ and S. Hollinger unwllTranted profanit)"" Ie) That state collete! "have turned 01 the bill (S. 1872) inlro­ invasion, and insurrection. spo,:, sor of this repeal biD, is rc$('Ilution~. It points out the supportive DT, No,uchl made fun or III path· Seattle·born prof duced by Sen. Daniel K. Furlhermore, in times of true calltng lor speed" aotlon. I They also reiter­ nlo,i~t • eomer (but) this dot!! not testimony of eight doctors, who had (lne IeII' Ihorter mean that our troubles are Inouye t D-Hawaii) and other. national emergencY, martial jOin in urgin g ea;ly hearings ated JACL'<; great interest in than the athu. drlvin« Mm to tested WW2 curfew prc::.ening the- culture or Ja­ mAny or them coroners them· Quit thl' caron""" oUiee1 id) Tha t fl\ler." His , reatest chal· 10 repeal Tille II. law may be declared to enable before the Committee on In-­ ~ehe$. tern al Securi ty." pan, and resolved that the na­ on bchaH or Dr. Nogu­ Dr Nolt:uchl ··suddC'nlv c.han.ed lenr e. undoubtedly, will oc· the Government to proceed to chi and reminds readers that th~ laDle and .'arted· dlscu"ln. In the Hou:se, Democratic the defense o[ the nation in tional or~aniT.alion w 0 1I Id tOl a ll~ ' unrt!:lated ~uh1e<'t.<o" durin. EDMONTON - A Seottle­ cur in the fa ll when recu· E-IX or the county'~ charges Conl!ressmcn Philip Burton, $ponsor a Centennial celebra­ • conference 1..,1. February? and born Nisei, Professor Gordon lar classes r esumt. James Gorman, and J eUrey such a manner as to make BRainst Dr. Noguchi were I e I That he had ",haken public The action or the trustees Title Jl 01 Ihe In\ernal Securi­ tion of thc 100th year 01 Ja­ r-ootldence" In the coroner's of· K. HlrabDYDsbi is formulatmg Cohelan, all 01 Cali lornla, immi~r~ltion dropped lor lack 01 prool. W;j! made despite protests oC ty Act or 1950 completely un­ pancse to Amer­ flee' plans lO undertake :'I soci­ have add ed their n a m ~ to the 11 MORE GROUPS ica. Ans\\ ers Demanded The abOH five charJ:e werr ologlc"1 sludy 01 the Japane,' some faculty members and Ma t suna~. -Holi fie ld necessary." drop~ Bill (HR lSubsequentl:v ordered by Canadians. hi n 1~ that such an appoint­ 118251. And Congr essman AI Ullman Remarks In a~k.tn~ [or R "just and the commi {on for lac'" of evl· dence. Profcssor Hirabayashi, now menl was "unconstitutionaL" Ullman (O-Ore.) url!ed Ihe unbiased decision" in the No· No~uchl Easlern Oregon's Congress­ 1 am keenly aware that we guchi case by the Civil Sen'­ "4.
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