Bulletin covering the following topics: last Board meeting before big Japanese Cultural Festival; Chapter collects funds for new Inagaki Award for outstanding JACL Chapter of the Biennium; Chapter heads for 700 members; Human Relations Committee conducts ?Huge Classes? in postal supervision. Helps prep \nOrientals (sic) for supervisory tests; Phil Hayasaka?s column outlines current status of Rair …

Bulletin covering the following topics: August picnic; protest for TV showing ?Little Tokyo?, a 1942 movie showing JA enemy agents; National JACL Golf Tournament, 150 attendee; Phil Hayasaka Column; Nisei Discussion series report by Human Relations committee (Mrs Frank Wada) ?It seems to me an irony of our times that though we are surrounded by almost …

Selected article titles: "Politics in JACL undecided" (p. 1), "History Project manuscript by end of 1968 promised by Wilson" (p. 1), "Civil Service racial head count irks NAACP representative" (p. 1), "Better American, Better Japanese" (p. 2), "24,500 Orientals counted in L.A. city school district, 976 teaching" (p. 3).

Selected article titles: "New approach on fair housing law detailed: Rumford Act doomed because of provisions unacceptable by majority of California voters" (p. 1), "Tule Lake still leased to U.S., says N.Y. writer" (p. 1), "D.C. JACL backs up marriage law repeal" (p. 1), "Issei-Nisei success within one life span impresses Japan envoy" (p. 1), "San …

Selected article titles: "Decision on legality of Evacuation still remains" (p. 1), "Utah civil rights citizens aim for equal housing" (p. 1), "Restaurant sued for $100,000 by Sansei teacher" (p. 1), "'Japan's Decision for War' clearly related" (p. 1), "Where's Civil Rights Movement Heading?" (p. 5), "Elimination of poverty in America next goal of human rights …