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Visiting Girl Guides From India Learn About Outdoor Activities From Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963

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Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1963
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GUIDES GUIDED: Three Girl Guides from India, guests of the local Huron Valley Girl Scout Council for three months, receive some hints about outdoor activities during a weekend event at the Farm Council grounds on Saline-Ann Arbor Rd.

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1963
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Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963

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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table [this photo]. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf, and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963
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Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963
Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963

Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963

Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf [this photo], and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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1963
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Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963
Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963

Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963

Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail [this photo]; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf, and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963
Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963

Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963

Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail [this photo]; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf, and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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1963
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Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963

Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963

Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand [this photo]; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf, and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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1963
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Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963
Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963

Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963

Girl Guides Visiting From India Raise Flags With Huron Valley Girl Scouts At Camp Linden, May 1963 image
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Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1963
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Lessons learned in pre-camp sessions were and are being put to use at Linden Site and at Cedar Lake. The Girl Guides and, perhaps, some of their American hostesses, too, learned (right) how to do a fancy job of camp cooking and how to set up a Chippewa table. And, of course, all hands take part in or watch (at left) the daily raising and lowering of the American, Indian, and Girl Scout flags [this photo]. In addition (left to right at bottom of page) there are such things as using the specially made wash stand; the surprising fun of taking an outdoor shower via the use of a canvas screen, a milk can of water, and a tippy pail; the chore of straightening out a mess-cupboard shelf, and the learning of lashing tricks from Miss Caleb. The camp pictures were made at primitive Linden Site, now in the second year of use since being acquired by the Huron Valley council.

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Huron Valley Girl Scouts Learn Lashing From Visiting Girl Guide Violet Caleb, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scout And Visiting Girl Guide Shelve Items At Camp Linden, May 1963
Huron Valley Girl Scouts And Visiting Girl Guides Cook At Camp Linden, May 1963
Using Outdoor Shower At Huron Valley Girl Scouts' Camp Linden, May 1963
Girl Guides Visiting From India Dry Clothes While Camping With Huron Valley Girl Scouts, May 1963

Indian Girl Guides Demonstrate Dance Moves for Girl Scouts, June 1963

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Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1963
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DANCE OF INDIA: Girl Scouts of the Huron Valley Council watch intently as Sunita Bhargava (right), a Girl Guide visiting the local scouting organization to promote international understanding, shows hand movements involved in native Indian dances. Other visitors from India (left to right) are Violet Caleb, who is chaperone for the Girl Guides; Mrs. Puttaparthy Sreenivasachar, whose husband is a visiting professor at the University, and Girl Guide Rupa Trivedi.

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1963
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June
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Truck Driver Max Hintz Receives Delivery Instructions from E. B. Clark During Rail Road Strike, May 1946

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Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1946
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TRUCKS WILL MOVE MAIL: Ann Arbor Postmaster Oswald J. Koch put his mail trucks into inter-city service today to keep the mail moving despite the rail strike. Driver Max Hintz receives some last-minute instructions from E. B. Clark, assistant superintendent of mails, before he takes off to carry first-class mail to Durand. Second, third and fourth lass mails have been embargoed due to the strike.

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1946
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May
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GIs Send Dolls To Local Girl Scouts, March 1968

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1968
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Forty Vietnamese dolls dressed in national costume have arrived for Girl Scout Troop 35 of Haisley School. They were a surprise gift from the 15th Medical Battalion of the First Air Cavalry Division at Bong Son, whom the scouts have sent packages to and corresponded with for three years. Among the recipients are (from left) Carol Mohrloch, Jan Henrickson, Debbie Collie and Carole Splitt. Many youth groups correspond with servicemen.

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1968
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March
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Anti-Draft Protestors Hand Out Information at Federal Building, January 1981

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Ann Arbor News, January 6, 1981
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ANTI-DRAFT — Tim Feeman, right, and other opponents of the military draft are handing out literature at the Federal Building this week protesting the military draft. The protest is sponsored b the Washtenaw County Committee Against Registration and the Draft. The group's latest protest coincides with the week 18-year-olds must register for a possible future military draft. A demonstration against the draft and U.S. aid to El Salvador, sponsored by three other organizations, is also slated for Thursday afternoon at the Federal Building.

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1981
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January
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Group of Young Protestors at Page and Jewett Against Litter, August 1979

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Ann Arbor News, August 7, 1979
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PROTEST — Young Ann Arborites, concerned about litter in their neighborhood at Page and Jewett, picketed with homemade signs Monday. They are: (from left) Teri Bickes, Holly Major, Lewie Major and Bonnie Bickes.

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1979
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August
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University Of Michigan Students Protest Regents' Proposal To Assume The Power To Deputize Campus Police, February 1992

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Ann Arbor News, February 20, 1992
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University of Michigan senior Delvin Ponte and a group of students and residents gather at the Michigan League Ballroom to oppose U-M regents' proposal to assume the power to deputize campus police. The hearing was moved to a more controlled location when the crowd became unruly.

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1992
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Lesbian and Gay Rights Organizing Committee Member Carol Wayman Speaks at Protest on Diag, April 1988

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Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1988
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Carol Wyman [sic] of LaGroc, a lesbian and gay rights group, speaks against U-M's anti-discrimination policy at a protest rally on the Diag Thursday.

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1988
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March
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Beecher & Murrel Osborne Questioned About Homicide At Washtenaw County Jail, January 1941

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Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1941
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Beecher Osborne, 21, of Chelsea, who admitted fatally stabbing his brother, Price, 24, of route 2, Gregory, during a fight at Beecher's home in Chelsea early today, is shown being questioned by officers at the county jail. Seated beside him is his wife Murrel, 22, with a bandage over a nose injury she said was inflicted by Price. Standing (left to right) are Prosecutor George Meader, Sheriff John L. Osborn, Deputy Sheriff Thomas L. Knight and Detective Edward Johnston of the Jackson state police post.

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1941
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January
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Protestor Holds 'Not Our Blood' Sign, Picketing Against Reinstatement of Draft, January 1980

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Ann Arbor News, January 31, 1980
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A demonstrator protesting President Carter's proposed reinstitution of the military draft feels one of the pitfalls of holding a rally in sub-freezing weather. Nearly 1,000 persons gathered on the University of Michigan Diag on Wednesday to protest Carter's proposal.

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1980
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January
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Lee Bollinger and Gregory Hill Discuss Disruption from Protestors at CIA Interviews, February 1988

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Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1988
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Lee Bollinger (left), dean of the U-M Law School, decides what to do about the disruption that the protesting caused, while Gregory Hill (right), waits to finish the interviews. An unidentified protestor (center) looks on.

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1988
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Victor Harbison and Orlando Smith at CIA Interviews at U-M Law School, February 1988

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Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1988
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Victor Harbison (left) listens to a complaint from Orlando Smith (right), who said that the noise level of the CIA protestors was unfair to persons who had interviews unrelated to the CIA. Smith was representing a Florida business and had interviews disrupted by the protests. Harbison was attending the demonstration both as a participant and a reporter for EMU's student newspaper, the Eastern Echo.

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1988
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Liz Allen Speaks At University Of Michigan Teach-In About Persian Gulf, November 1990

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Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1990
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"Every time you sing the "Star Spangled Banner" - "Rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air" - there are people on the ground under that." - Vietnam veteran Liz Allen

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1990
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November
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James Akins Speaks At University Of Michigan Teach-In About Persian Gulf, November 1990

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"Saddam (Hussein, the rule of Iraq), as we all know, is a monster. He is also an Arab and a peasant...I think he must be allowed to withdraw from Kuwait with dignity and with his honor attack." - Keynote speaker James Akins

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1990
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November
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Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. and UAW-CIO Officials Sign Strike Settlement, February 1946

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Ann Arbor News, February 5, 1946
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HOOVER CONTRACT SIGNED: Officials of Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. and UAW-CIO are shown above as they signed a contract terminating a 12-week-old strike at the Ann Arbor plant. Seated, left to right, are C. W. Lighthall, Hoover vice-president and general manager; Billie S. Farnum, international representative of UAW-CIO; Joseph Clisham; David W. Saxton, works manager; standing, Leo Rollins, personnel director; J. F. Killeen, Hoover counsel; Harmon Boice; Carl A. McCourtie, and Wendell Drouyor. The last three named and Clisham are committee members of Local No. 38, Hoover unit, UAW-CIO.

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1946
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Kolossos Workers Strike Outside Building, June 1981

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Ann Arbor News, January 1, 1982
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MIRACULOUS — Poster image of Brother Dominic smirks through the window at pickets on strike at Kolossos Printing — June 19, 1981.

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1981
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June
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Farmers Picket Outside Detroit Creamery, Blocking Milk Truck Deliveries, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1956
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PICKETS AT BRIGHTON: A group of striking Brighton Area farmers, all members of the Fair Share Bargaining Association, form in front of the Detroit Creamery's receiving depot at Brighton. Up to 150 farmers formed a human chain there Thursday, effectively blocking all milk deliveries to the depot. Picketing has been maintained at the depot ever since and no trucks have attempted to deliver their milk.

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1956
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March
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Workers Walk Out at Hoover Ball & Bearing, March 1965

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Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1965
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Hoover Workers Walk Off Jobs These Hoover Bearing Division workers were the first to exit the company's 5400 S. State plant after UAW-CIO Union Local 38 declared a strike at 10 a.m. today. The workers are among 467 union members affected. The walkout came about the time a hard, wind-driven snowfall hit the area. About 100 workers immediately set up picket lines outside the plant. The company declined to comment on the strike.

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1965
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Picket Line Outside of Hoover Ball & Bearing, March 1965

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Picket Line At Hoover Plant This is one of several picket lines set up after Hoover Bearing Division walked off their jobs at 10 a.m. today in protest against lack of progress during union-company negotiations to gain a new working agreement. The strike affects 467 workers, all members of the UAW-CIO Union Local 38. Many of the workers of the Bearing Division, which is owned and operated by the Hoover Ball & Bearing Co., live in the Ann Arbor area. Hoover is a major area employer, and the union entered into negotiations with that firm about a month ago to gain a new working agreement which would replace one that expired Feb. 28.

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1965
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March
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Teamsters Local 164 Picket Outside of Jacobson Store on Liberty Street, May 1992

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Ann Arbor News, May 28, 1992
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ON STRIKE — Bill Defillippo of Whitmore Lake, who works at the Jacobson Stores Inc. warehouse in Jackson, pickets Wednesday outside the Ann Arbor Jacobson store at 612 E. Liberty St. About 200 warehouse workers and truck drivers at the Jackson facility have been striking since Feb. 2 over changes in health care benefits.

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1992
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Capt. Dan Branson Observes Crowd Protesting Rodney King Verdict, May 1992

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Ann Arbor Police Capt. Dan Branson faces a crowd of peaceful marchers Friday at City Hall. The marchers were protesting the Rodney King verdict.

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1992
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Chad Beyer at 14th Annual Take Back The Night Rally, April 1993

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Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1993
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Chad Beyer voices support for campaign against rape in 14th annual 'Take Back the Night' rally Saturday.

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1993
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April
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Pilgrim Geese at Riverside Park, February 1997

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Ann Arbor News, February 18, 1997
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Orvel Hamilton sees himself as the protector, as well as the feeder, of ducks and geese.

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1997
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February
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Kiss-In Participants Ryan LaLonde and Chris Moody Kiss on the Diag, February 14, 1997

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Ann Arbor News, February 15, 1997
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Ryan LaLonde and Chris Moody kiss Friday during the Queer Unity Project's Kiss-In on the University of Michigan Diag. As they left the Diag, the couple went to City Hall to turn in their Domestic Partnership Form and be recognized as partners in the city of Ann Arbor. The two met last year in Washington, D.C., during Alternative Spring Break and have been dating ever since. LaLonde is a senior at the University of Michigan and Moody still lives in Washington as a student at George Washington University.

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1997
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Protestors from Homeless Action Committee Hang 'Bedrooms Not Board Rooms' Sign, November 1991

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Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1991
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Four protestors representing the Homeless Action Committee took over a room at the old Downtown Club building Monday.

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1991
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Protest at Chrysler Center Against Proposed University of Michigan Art School Budget Cut, March 1983

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Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1983
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Students stage a protest demonstration in front of the building.

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1983
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March
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Protest at Chrysler Center Against Proposed University of Michigan Art School Budget Cut, March 1983

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Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1983
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John Siewert attaches an 'Art' sign on the back of Janice Simon at a protest outside the Chrysler Center on North Campus before a public hearing on a proposed 25 percent budget cut at the U-M Art School.

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March
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An Marie Rodgers and Stephanie Cervelli Participate in Third Annual Kiss-In, February 14, 1996

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1996
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February
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Caption for a similar photo published February 15, 1996: University of Michigan students An Marie Rodgers, right, and Stephanie Cervelli participate in a 'kiss-in' sponsored by the Queer Unity Project Wednesday on the University of Michigan Diag. The Valentine's Day event, attended by about 75 people, was intended to be a protest against the hostility gay couples commonly face whenever they hold hands or kiss in public.

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Couple Embraces During Third Annual Kiss-In, February 14, 1996

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1996
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Caption for a similar photo published February 15, 1996: University of Michigan students An Marie Rodgers, right, and Stephanie Cervelli participate in a 'kiss-in' sponsored by the Queer Unity Project Wednesday on the University of Michigan Diag. The Valentine's Day event, attended by about 75 people, was intended to be a protest against the hostility gay couples commonly face whenever they hold hands or kiss in public.

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Anti-War Protesters Outside The Federal Building, January 1991

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Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1991
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Anti-war protesters wave signs and posters during a rally Thursday at the federal building on Liberty Street in downtown Ann Arbor.

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1991
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January
Day
18
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Protesters Against the Performance Network's 'Fear No Art' Exhibit, October 1990

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Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1990
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Elizabeth Baidel leads Merrie Ann Carpenter and Aaron Baidel in a protest against the exhibit 'Fear No Art' at Ann Arbor's Performance Network Saturday.

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1990
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October
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6
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University of Michigan Students March to Celebrate First Anniversary of Palestine's Liberation, November 1989

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Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1989
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Students from the U-M march downtown Wednesday to celebrate the first anniversary of the Palestine Liberation Organization's proclaimed statehood.

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1989
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November
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15
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Mark and Elizabeth Baidel Work on Sign for Protest Against 'Fear No Art' Exhibit at Performance Network, October 1990

Mark and Elizabeth Baidel Work on Sign for Protest Against 'Fear No Art' Exhibit at Performance Network, October 1990 image
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Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1990
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ART VS. ART -- Mark and Elizabeth Baidel work on their protest signs in their Plymouth home Friday night, Art in Heaven, a group Mark Baidel formed, will begin protesting Saturday afternoon at Ann Arbor's Performance Network against its current controversial exhibit, 'Fear No Art."

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1990
Month
October
Day
5
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Volunteers from Amnesty International Protest on the Diag, April 1990

Volunteers from Amnesty International Protest on the Diag, April 1990 image
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Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1990
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DIAG PROTEST—U-M sophomore Annastu Stubblefield speaks to fellow Amnesty International volunteer Anne Grego from inside a mock jail erected on the Diag. Stubblefield and Jim Hoppi were in the symbolic lockup Wednesday to protest alleged human rights violations in Peru and alert the public to an upcoming seminar and candlelight vigil.

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1990
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April
Day
11
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'War Memorial Wall' On University Of Michigan Diag, January 1991

'War Memorial Wall' On University Of Michigan Diag, January 1991 image
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Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1991
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Some U-M students spent Thursday morning creating a "war memorial wall" on the central campus Diag. The creation was intended to "symbolize the part of the war that is not represented in a very sanitary media presentation," says organizers.

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1991
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January
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17
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Eric Marney and June Lindsay at Gray Panther Protest, May 1992

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Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1992
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Gray Panther June Lindsay gets support from Eric Marney of Ann Arbor as various groups, such as homeless advocates and the Older Women's League, protest with the Gray Panthers at this year's state tax sale. Senior citizens often are most affected by the sale of homes for delinquent property taxes.

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1992
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May
Day
5
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