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ILLINOIS GENERAL ASSEMBLY ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM HAROLD A. KATZ MEMOIR VOLUME 1 , PREPARED FOR THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH UNIT BY THE ORAL HISTORY OFFICE, LEGISLATIVE STUDIES CENTER OF SANGAMON STATE UNIVERSITY SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 1 988
Joint Committee on Legislative Support Services Rep. Michael J. Madigan, Chicago, Chairman Speaker of the House Rep. Lee A. Daniels, Elrnhurst House Minority Leader Sen. Philip J. Rock, Oak Park President of the Senate Sen. James "Pate" Philip, Elmhurst Senate Minority Leader Legislative Research Unit 222 S. College, Third Floor, Suite A, Springfield, Illinois 62704 Co-Chairmen Sen. Jack Schaffer, Crystal Lake Rep. Sam W. Wolf, Granite City Senators Representative Howard B. Brookins, Chicago Loleta A. Didrickson, Flossmoor John A. D'Arco, Chicago James M. Kirkland, Elgin Miguel del Valle, Chicago Robert LeFlore, Jr. Chicago Walter W. Dudycz, Chicago Michael J. Tate, Decatur William F. Mahar, Hornewood (vacancy) Illinois General Assembly Oral History Program Advisory Committee Terry Bruce, Olney Patrick O'Grady, Executive Director US. Congressman Legislative Research Unit 19th District Dan Holt, formerly associated with Cullom Davis, Director of Oral History State Historical Library and Office and Professor of History, Sangamon State University Sangamon State University Robert P. Howard, Former Statehouse Reporter William L. Day, Former Director for Chicago Tribune; Author, Illinois: A Illinois Legislative Council; History of the Prairie State Editor Emeritus, Illinois Issues Margaret Munn, Former Branch Chief David Everson, Professor of Political Studies Department of Mental Health and Public Affairs, Sangamon State University J. Glenn Schneider, Former State Representative Gerald L. Gherardini, Associate Director (D-Napemille), and Social Studies Teacher, Legislative Research Unit Naperville North High School Samuel K. Gove, Professor Jack Van Der Slik, Director Institute of Government and Public Affairs, Legislative Studies Center and University of Illinois (Former Director) Professor of Political Science Sangamon State University H. William Hey, Former Director Legislative Research Unit
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Page 5 and 6: HAROLD A. KATZ ILLINOIS HOUSE OF RE
Page 7 and 8: Readers of this oral history should
Page 9 and 10: Harold A. Katz SESSION 1, TAPE 1, S
Page 11 and 12: A: Yes, there were an uncle and an
Page 13 and 14: A: Very few. He did not encounter a
Page 15 and 16: s Q: Well let's see, in the communi
Page 17 and 18: mental faculty that I developed. It
Page 19 and 20: A: I recall acting as manager for a
Page 21 and 22: classmates. That made life easier f
Page 23 and 24: ideas. The notion that one could ta
Page 25 and 26: Q: Were there individuals there at
Page 27 and 28: Amendment rights. Except for this e
Page 29 and 30: you can say what you want to say. T
Page 31 and 32: greatly from the fact that he was a
Page 33 and 34: poet and critic. And I knew Randall
Page 35 and 36: I was in left field in Nashville, h
Page 37 and 38: Vanderbilt, So there was a general
Page 39 and 40: mark an important turning point in
Page 41 and 42: Kelly was presiding, and I will nev
Page 43 and 44: A: Yes. I remember her saying to hi
Page 45 and 46: Q: I'd like to pick up there again.
Page 47 and 48: PATERNAL GRANDFATHER ISAAC KATZ IN
Page 49 and 50: HAROLD KATZ IN HIGH SCHOOL DURING T
Page 51 and 52: PORTRAIT OF ELEANOR ROOSEVELT ( 1 9
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FAMILY PORTRAIT TAKEN NOVEMBER 2, 1
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HAROLD KATZ VISITS WITH PROFESSOR C
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HAROLD KATZ AND DOUG FRASER, INTERN
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Q: Did you have any experience at t
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had there. Incidentally, one of the
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A: Well, in order to supplant a uni
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IL A: There was an opening in our p
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A: Frances and I were on opposite s
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Q: Well, why, I wonder, did it cont
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Q: Let's see, did you have children
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A: Yes, I believe that it helped. B
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A: Well, we went to the national pa
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much enjoyed working over the years
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anyone. But there were clearly some
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A: There's no question but that it
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in regard to my 1966 campaign when
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A: I remember going from polling pl
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in terms of electing leadership. Ob
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to get that kind of excitement beca
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A: Yes, you would tend to use one m
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them. We had very little in the way
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A: Part of it is from your experien
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young Adlai for its creation, I thi
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to use-your organ or organs for med
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Q: One question I have is why did i
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C 1 i I stopping. You have to conti
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Politics plays a part. Governor Tho
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We went into other areas, but with
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A: It was possible to work even wit
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A: From the time I went into the le
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the subject, or that committee is u
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1 I A: Well,4 have always had a gre
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