Anti-ADC Protestors
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Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1968
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Anti-ADC Protestors: County residents protesting additional allotments to ADC mothers today picketed the County Building where the Board of Supervisors were holding their annual meeting. About 45 persons took part in the demonstration, carrying such signs as "Students Keep Your Noses in Your Books," "ADC Mothers, From Rags to Riches," and "ADC Mothers Stop Free-loading and Start Working." The County Building was the scene of earlier pro-ADC picketing.
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1968
Caption
Anti-ADC Protestors: County residents protesting additional allotments to ADC mothers today picketed the County Building where the Board of Supervisors were holding their annual meeting. About 45 persons took part in the demonstration, carrying such signs as "Students Keep Your Noses in Your Books," "ADC Mothers, From Rags to Riches," and "ADC Mothers Stop Free-loading and Start Working." The County Building was the scene of earlier pro-ADC picketing.
Year
1968
Month
September
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