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In November 1967, [[Richard Lashof]] signed a [[Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights]] advertisement in the [[Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices]] opposing efforts by Senator Dirksen to re-institute the McCarran Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950.<ref>Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices, Nov. 1967</ref> | In November 1967, [[Richard Lashof]] signed a [[Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights]] advertisement in the [[Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices]] opposing efforts by Senator Dirksen to re-institute the McCarran Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950.<ref>Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices, Nov. 1967</ref> | ||
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| + | =="Who Asked You" Election Advertisement== | ||
| + | In April 1968, [[Richard Lashof]] signed an Advertisement in the [[Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices]] as a committee member of an as yet un-named organization led by [[Ruth Adams]], [[Timuel Black]], Rev. [[E. Spencer Parsons]], [[Al Verri]] and Rabbi [[Jacob Weinstein]] asking the question, ''"What can you do to get a real choice for president in 1968?"''<ref>Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices, April 1968</ref> | ||
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[[Category:Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights]] | [[Category:Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights]] | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 14 January 2010
Support for peace movement
In 1962 Prof. and Mrs Richard Lashof served [1]on the Advisory Council of the Hyde Park Community Peace Centre, with Sidney Lens and Quentin Young.
Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights
In November 1967, Richard Lashof signed a Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights advertisement in the Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices opposing efforts by Senator Dirksen to re-institute the McCarran Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950.[2]
"Who Asked You" Election Advertisement
In April 1968, Richard Lashof signed an Advertisement in the Hyde Park-Kenwood Voices as a committee member of an as yet un-named organization led by Ruth Adams, Timuel Black, Rev. E. Spencer Parsons, Al Verri and Rabbi Jacob Weinstein asking the question, "What can you do to get a real choice for president in 1968?"[3]