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"Your Stake in the Atom," the Atomic Energy Commission's traveling exhibit, at the Westgate Shopping Center, April 1962

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EXHIBITION OPENS: Ann Arbor residents view a display in the "Your Stake in the Atom" exhibition, which opened yesterday in Westgate shopping center. At the far right is City Administrator Guy C. Larcom jr. The show runs through next Tuesday.
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Tappan Junior High School All-Girl Cheering Squad, October 1959

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CHEERING SECTION: More than 100 girls are members of the Tappan Junior High School Cheering Squad, organized to assist cheerleaders (front row). Cheering Squad mbmers wear blue and white jerkins that say "Go Team Go."
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Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1958
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Priscilla Abbot, Bride Of Ensign John O'Neill, On Their Wedding Day - January 5, 1943

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Priscilla Emily Abbot, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Waldo M. Abbot of Washtenaw Ave., and Ensign John Bentley O'Neill, USNR, son of Mrs. Owen O'Neill of New London, Conn., were married yesterday morning in St. Mary's Students chapel, and left for New York City after a reception at the Abbot home. Ensign O'Neill has a short leave before resuming active duty.
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Ann Arbor News, January 6, 1943
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University Of Michigan Band Director William D. Revelli Instructs 6,000 High School Bandsmen, October 1953

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'NOW THIS IS WHAT WE WANT YOU TO DO': William D. Revelli, director of the University of Michigan Marching Band, instructs the 6,000 high school bandsmen scheduled to give a massed band performance between halves of today's Michigan-Iowa football game. The high school musicians from all over the state arrived at Ferry Field early this morning and immediately began practicing for the colorful spectacle. They will perform under the baton of Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman.
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Ann Arbor News, October 9, 1954
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Ann Eisle & Joe Anicka Compete In The 'Burns Park 500' Bike Race, July 1972

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Ann Eisle appears to be leading the "Burns Park 500" bicycle race sponsored by the Ann Arbor Recreation Department but Joe Anicka, at the left, is leading the field by about three laps. The 500-lap race was won by a team made up of Anicka, Chris Carlisle, Jim Bowker and Bill Tibbals. (Ann Arbor News photo by Jack Stubbs)
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Members Of The Michigan "Old Grads Band" Await Their Turn To Perform, October 1952

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WAITING FOR THEIR CUE: These members of the Michigan "Old Grads Band" await their turn in the program presented by the University of Michigan Band at Saturday's football game. They marched onto the field with a quick step and played with the 1952 edition of the famous U-M bands, filling in the sides of a huge block "M" formation.
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Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1952
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Members Of The University "Old Grads Band" March Out On The Field, October 1952

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THE OLD BLOW AIN'T WHAT IT USED TO BE: Members of the University "Old Grads Band" marched out on the field Saturday to join the Michigan band in one of its maneuvers. It was the highlight of the former bandsmen's reunion during the homecoming celebration. The former bandsmen played, too. It was the third such bandsmen's reunion.
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Miss Hazel Rich Explains A Math Problem To Kit Markham At Tappan Junior High School, April 1959

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EXPLAINS MATH PROBLEM: Miss Hazel Rich (right), a mathematics teacher at Tappan Junior High School, explains an algebra problem to Kit Markham, a ninth grader at the school. Miss Rich has taught here for 32 years.
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Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1959
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Lillian McClure Reads A Story With First Grade Students In Her Class At Burns Park School, April 1959

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READING CLASS: First graders in Mrs. Lillian McClure's class at Burns Park School read a story with her help. Mrs. McClure has taught for 40 years in the Ann Arbor Schools.
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Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1959
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Children Enjoy The Burns Park Wading Pool, July 1956

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SPLASH PARTY: One of the happiest places to be these warm days, if you happen to be of wading age, is the Burns Park pool. Here, a group of youngsters cavort delightedly as the school supervisor watches in the center. The pair in foreground seems to be dancing.
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Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1956
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Welcome to Ann Arbor Sign at Washtenaw Ave City Entrance, August 1958

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NEW WELCOME SIGN: The recent establishment here of research plants of Bendix Aviation Corp. and Parke, Davis & Co., together with the increasing research conducted by the University, have caused the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce to erect this sign at the Washtenaw Ave. entrance to the city. Similar signs are planned at other entrances.
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Neighborhood Children Watch The Construction Of The Burns Park Wading Pool, July 1944

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WHY THE DELAY? "Time flies," think Gretchen Slenger (left), of 4 Fair Oaks Pkwy., and Sharen and Harry Kelly, of 1158 Baldwin Ave., as they wait impatiently while the power shovel prepares the wading pool at Burns Park. The wading pool is being constructed as a civic project at the expense of the Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club, as is another pool at West Side Park. The pools will serve to relieve the no-swimming situation Ann Arbor kiddies have come to realize since the pollution of the Huron river due to war-created sewage conditions at Dexter.
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Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1944
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Neighborhood Children Enjoy The Opening Of The Burns Park Wading Pool, July 1944

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FUN FOR YOUNGSTERS: A new wading pool at Burns Park was presented to the children of Ann Arbor by the local Kiwanis Club in dedicatory ceremonies held at 7 o'clock last night at the park. Children in the Burns Park neighborhood are shown in the above picture after entering the pool for the first time. Speakers for the occasion included Harold Barnum, chairman of the project, Hod W. Campbell, president of the Kiwanis Club, and Robert Campbell, president of the Ann Arbor park board, who accepted the gift to the city and in turn presented it to the children. An identical pool will be constructed at West Park by the Kiwanians.
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1944
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T. C. Anderson & Mayor Brown Discuss The Possibility Of A New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center, June 1956

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DISCUSS RESEARCH CENTER: T. C. Anderson (left), a Parke, Davis & Co. vice-president, confers with Mayor William E. Brown, jr., prior to the City Council meeting last night. Anderson, the Detroit firm's director of production and engineering, appeared at the council meeting to express his company's appreciation for co-operation of the council and University on steps to possibly locate a $10,000,000 Parke-Davis Research center in Ann Arbor. The center would be situated in the North Campus area, and its research work would be associated with that of the University. Anderson did not say that Parke-Davis had decided to place the center in Ann Arbor, but he spoke favorably of its location here.
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Ann Arbor News, June 5, 1956
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Documents Are Signed Enabling The Location Of Parke Davis & Co. And The Bendix Aviation Corp. In Ann Arbor, December 1956

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VITAL DOCUMENTS SIGNED: Pens are wielded as cost-sharing agreements on water and sanitary sewer facility expansions are signed that will enable the location of Parke, Davis & Co. and Bendix Aviation Corp. institutions in northeast Ann Arbor and the expansion of U-M North Campus developments. Gathered for the event (front, left to right) are Dr. Russell D. O'Neal of Bendix, Homer C. Fritsch of Parke-Davis, Mayor William E. Brown, jr., Wilbur K. Pierpont of the U-M and Kenneth D. McGregor of Parke-Davis. Standing (left to right) are City Clerk Fred J. Looker, Mayor Pro-tem Russell J. Burns, W. N. MacDonald of Bendix, Dr. Leon A. Sweet and T. C. Anderson, both of Parke-Davis.
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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1956
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Election Workers Look Over Ballots at the Washtenaw County Court House, November 1990

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Election workers Patricia Turpen (left) and Betty Dannefel check election returns at the Washtenaw County Court House Tuesday Night.
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Oil Waste Found in Black Pond Woods, September 1992

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These now-leaking barrels apparently were left behind by the late Dr. Eugene Leslie, a scientist who left large tracts of land to the city.
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Civic Leaders At The 37th Annual Ann Arbor Chamber Of Commerce Banquet, February 1957

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ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS: These are some of the civic leaders who participated in the 37th annual Chamber of Commerce banquet last night. They are (front row, left to right) Russell O'Neil, director of systems planning for the Bendix Aviation Corp.; Gage R. Cooper, last year's Chamber president; Malcolm Ferguson, president of Bendix; and Thomas C. Anderson, vice-president of production and engineering for Parke Davis & Co. In the top row are (left to right) Mayor William E. Brown, jr.; George Wedemeyer, 1957 Chamber president; City Administrator Guy C. Larcom, jr.; and University vice-president Wilbur K. Pierpont.
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Construction Begins On The New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center, June 1958

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PARKE-DAVIS UNIT STARTED: Construction of an administration building for Parke, Davis & Co. is progressing on a 50-acre site at 2810 Plymouth Rd., adjacent to the University's North Campus.
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Ann Arbor News, June 18, 1958
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Iron Workers Gather During Strike At The Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center Construction Site, July 1958

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BRIEF STRIKE: These pickets appeared this morning at the site of the new $5,000,000 Parke, Davis & Co. pharmaceutical research laboratories at 2810 Plymouth Rd. The strike was the result of a dispute on another job near Detroit between members of the Reinforced Steel Workers' union and the Barton-Marlow Co. of Detroit. The Barton-Marlow firm is the general contractor for the local project. The dispute was settled today and work is scheduled to be resumed on the project tomorrow.
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Ann Arbor News, July 28, 1958
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Members Of The United Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers On Strike At The Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center Construction Site, August 1958

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STRIKE SCENE: This was the scene this morning at the new $5,000,000 Parke, Davis & Co. plant on Plymouth Rd., after members of the United Brotherhood of Electrical Workers called a strike in a dispute over overtime. Pickets were called off later this morning and other workers resumed labor on the project shortly thereafter.
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Steel Framing Outlines Construction Of The Future Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center, August 1958

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FOR RESEARCH: Steel framing is in place, forming the outline of Parke, Davis & Company's medical laboratory research building (left) and the administration building on a 50-acre site 2810 Plymouth Rd., adjacent to the North Campus. Besides these two units, a high pressure laboratory and boiler and solvent storage buildings are to be erected. The project will be completed in early 1960 at an approximate cost of $10,000,000. The laboratories will provide employment for about 400 persons.
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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1958
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Construction Progresses On The New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center, January 1959

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NEW ON THE SKYLINE: Parke, Davis & Company's medical laboratory research building (left) and the administration building are being closed in with glass walls. The two buildings are part of a $12,500,000 Parke, Davis research installation on a 50-acre site at 2810 Plymouth Rd., which also will include a high pressure laboratory and boiler and solvent storage buildings. The project is expected to be completed early in 1960.
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Construction Nears Completion On The New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Buildings, September 1959

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NEARLY COMPLETED: This is the administration building at Parke, Davis & Company's $12,500,000 research center of 2810 Plymouth Rd. into which the firm's clinical investigation department will be moved this weekend. The building is "substantially completed." Two other units, the chemistry and pharmacology departments, will take over a four-story laboratory building at the research center about the first of the year, boosting employment there to more than 300 researchers and aides. Approximately 50 Parke, Davis families are now living in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1959
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Overseas Branch Managers Visit The New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Center, September 1959

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FIRST VISITORS TO PARKE, DAVIS: Walter F. Holcomb, director of research administration of Parke, Davis & Company's new Plymouth Rd. research center, escorts some of 18 of Parke, Davis' overseas branch managers who were the first official visitors at the $13,000,000 center. The overseas executives are participating in a Parke, Davis orientation conference in Detroit through Saturday. The 18 visitors are from various points throughout the world.
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Ann Arbor News, September 24, 1959
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Harlan Hatcher Cuts The Ribbon At The Formal Opening & Dedication Of The New Ann Arbor Parke Davis Research Laboratories, April 1960

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RESEARCH UNIT DEDICATED: University President Harlan Hatcher cut the ribbon yesterday formally opening Parke, Davis & Company's new, $13,500,000 Ann Arbor Research Laboratories. Harry. J. Loynd (left), Parke-Davis president, and Dr. Leon A. Sweet, Parke-Davis vice-president in charge of research, watch.
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Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1960
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Akito Asano (left) & Koji Ando, Survivors Of Hiroshima, At A Speaking Engagement In Ann Arbor, July 28, 1985

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Akito Asano, left, and Koji Ando, survivors of the Hiroshima blast, are touring Midwest cities to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the bombing.
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Dr. Yuzuru Takeshita, Professor at U-M & Japanese Internment Camp Survivor, December 8, 1991

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Yuzuru Takeshita , a U-M professor who was interned during the war.
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Huron High Students Richard Strand and Barbara Quenon Perform in "Don't Drink The Water," November 1970

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Richard Strand and Barbara Quenon rehearse a scene from the Woody Allen comedy, "Don't Drink The Water," which will be presented at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday the Huron High auditorium. The play is being presented by the Huron High Theatre Guild. Director is Mrs. Judy Burnor. Tickets will be sold at the door. A 3:30 p.p. performance will also be given Thursday, according to Mrs. Burnor.
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Parke Davis Scientists Who Developed A New Anti-Malaria Drug, November 1962

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DEVELOP ANTI-MALARIA DRUG: These four persons played important roles in developing a new anti-malaria drug at Parke, Davis & Company's Ann Arbor Research Laboratories. They are (left to right) Dr. Paul E. Thompson, laboratory director in parasitology; Dr. E. F. Elslager, laboratory director in organic chemistry; Donald F. Worth, associate research chemist, and Miss Bronislawa Olszewski, assistant research biologist. All are co-authors of a paper which announces the new experimental drug.
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Recreation League Class D Softball Tournament Title Game - Parke Davis vs Moore's Shell, July 1963

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TIE-MAKER: Don Johnston of the Parke-Davis softball team crosses the plate with the tying run in the third inning of the Recreation League's Class D tournament title game. Catcher John Evans of Moore's Shell vainly awaits throw. Johnston's run made the score 1-1. Parke-Davis won the game 5-4.
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Dr. James French & Albert Ryder Examine A Chemical Model Of Vira-A In A Parke Davis Laboratory, January 1979

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Dr. James French (right) of Ann Arbor, who synthesized the first drug effective against death-dealing herpes encephalitis at the local Parke-Davis laboratories, shows a chemistry model of the drug to Albert Ryder of Detroit, the firm's research planning administrator. Ryder, an organic chemist, made it all possible by isolating the virus-killing substance from soil samples. (News photo by Cecil Lockard)
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Jesse Ellis - Singing Lunchroom Monitor At Huron High School, May 1999

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Jesse Ellis, a retiree who works as a cafeteria monitor at Huron High School in Ann Arbor, sings 'Happy Birthday' to a student on a recent day. His singing started spontaneously for a single student, then became a tradition students now expect.
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Teachers Of English Arrive From Different Countries At UM's English Language Institute To Study, September 23, 1955

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The skies were dripping but the smiles were bright as 40 teachers of English from 16 foreign countries arrived in Ann Arbor by train this morning for 12 weeks of special study of teaching techniques at the University. Among the U-M delegation on hand to greet them were Dr. Charles C. Fries (dark suit), director of the English Language Institute, and Dr. John F. Weir (raincoat), lecturer in the Institute. U-M officials reported they were having some difficulty finding places for the visitors to live in housing-short Ann Arbor and asked anyone able to help to call the English Language Insitute.
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44 UM Foreign Exchange Students Wait For Train At The Depot, March 31, 1956

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Foreign students leave on tour: Forty-four University foreign students, representing 20 different countries watch at the New York Central depot for the train which took them yesterday on a spring vacation trip to the East. During the nine-day tour sponsored by the University, they will visit Washington, New York City and Niagara Falls.
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Yuzuru Takeshita, Survivor Of Japanese Internment Camps, With Scrapbook, April 25, 1990

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Yuzuru Takeshita shows a scrapbook of himself as a high school student in Japanese internment camps during World War II
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Ann Arbor Police Get Ready To Raise Japanese Flag During Ceremony At City Hall, May 1979

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Officers Frank Hoy and Dennis Betz hoist the American and Japanese flags during City Hall ceremonies.
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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1979
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Ann Arbor Police Get Ready To Raise American Flag During Ceremony At City Hall, May 1979

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Officers Frank Hoy and Dennis Betz hoist the American and Japanese flags during City Hall ceremonies.
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Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1979
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Burns Park sixth grade class visits the University's atomic reactor, May 1957

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CLASS VISITS REACTOR: The first visit to the University's atomic reactor made by a school group came yesterday when the Burns Park sixth graders taught by Mrs. Betty Melhuish toured the building.
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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1957
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