Dignitaries Of The Nation Of Burundi Arrive At Ypsilanti's City Hall For A Tour Of The Area, May 1964
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Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1964
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VISITING DIGNITARIES: City officials yesterday welcomed 15 representatives of the new African nation of Burundi to Ypsilanti. Welcoming the dignitaries are (from the left) City Manager W. Robert Semple, Councilwoman Susan H. Sayre, Councilman John H. Burton and Mayor Vincent H. Buck. The visitors, on a familiarization tour sponsored by the U. S. Agency for International Development, toured the city and Eastern Michigan University campus. They had lunch at McKenny Hall with city and EMU officials. Ypsilanti was one of several midwest cities designated for visits.
Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1964
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VISITING DIGNITARIES: City officials yesterday welcomed 15 representatives of the new African nation of Burundi to Ypsilanti. Welcoming the dignitaries are (from the left) City Manager W. Robert Semple, Councilwoman Susan H. Sayre, Councilman John H. Burton and Mayor Vincent H. Buck. The visitors, on a familiarization tour sponsored by the U. S. Agency for International Development, toured the city and Eastern Michigan University campus. They had lunch at McKenny Hall with city and EMU officials. Ypsilanti was one of several midwest cities designated for visits.
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1964
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May
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