Chamber of Commerce Announces Promotion Committee for Ann Arbor Research Park, November 1962 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1962
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Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1962
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Promote Park: These seven prominent professional men have been named to promote Research Park through direct contact with research-oriented industry which would consider locating in the community. The seven are (front row, left to right) Thomas L. Dickinson, Ann Arbor Trust Co. trust officer; Walter F. Holcomb, director of research administration at Parke, Davis & Company's Ann Arbor Research Laboratories, and F. James McDonald, executive engineer for General Motors Corp. Detroit Transmission Division. Others (back row, left to right) are James F. Brinkerhoff, University director of plant extension; Dr. Robert A. Boyd, U-M assistant director of research; Michael Radock, director of University relations, and W. W. MacDonald, Bendix Systems Division executive engineer.
Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1962
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Promote Park: These seven prominent professional men have been named to promote Research Park through direct contact with research-oriented industry which would consider locating in the community. The seven are (front row, left to right) Thomas L. Dickinson, Ann Arbor Trust Co. trust officer; Walter F. Holcomb, director of research administration at Parke, Davis & Company's Ann Arbor Research Laboratories, and F. James McDonald, executive engineer for General Motors Corp. Detroit Transmission Division. Others (back row, left to right) are James F. Brinkerhoff, University director of plant extension; Dr. Robert A. Boyd, U-M assistant director of research; Michael Radock, director of University relations, and W. W. MacDonald, Bendix Systems Division executive engineer.
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'Extras' Help Make Research Park Attractive
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See New Research Park Firms At Federal-Mogul Dedication
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Gov. George Romney Speaks at Dedication of Federal-Mogul Research Lab in Ann Arbor Research Park, February 1963 Photographer: Duane Scheel
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Gov. George Romney at Dedication of Federal-Mogul Research Lab in Ann Arbor Research Park, February 1963 Photographer: Duane Scheel
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1963
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Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1963
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Wields Plasma Gun: Gov. George Romney (in booth), wearing helmet, smock coat and heavy gloves as protection, sprays a stream of atomized molten metal on ceremonial medallions with a plasma gun yesterday, dedicating the Federal-Mogul Divisions new research and development laboratory in Research Park. University President Harlan Hatcher also helmeted to protect his eyes from the brilliant glare from the plasma gun, is shown at far left. Romney spoke briefly.
Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1963
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Wields Plasma Gun: Gov. George Romney (in booth), wearing helmet, smock coat and heavy gloves as protection, sprays a stream of atomized molten metal on ceremonial medallions with a plasma gun yesterday, dedicating the Federal-Mogul Divisions new research and development laboratory in Research Park. University President Harlan Hatcher also helmeted to protect his eyes from the brilliant glare from the plasma gun, is shown at far left. Romney spoke briefly.
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Research Park Gets New Lab-Office
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Investors Buy Site In Research Park
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Groundbreaking Ceremony Planned for Research Lab in Ann Arbor Research Park, October 1963 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1963
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Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1963
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Research Park Rental Facility: This rental facility of 24,000 square feet will be built in Ann Arbor's Research Park by a Detroit investment group. It will cost about $400,000. Gov. George Romney will preside over a groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow, marking this latest development in the 210-acre park for industrial research units.
Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1963
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Research Park Rental Facility: This rental facility of 24,000 square feet will be built in Ann Arbor's Research Park by a Detroit investment group. It will cost about $400,000. Gov. George Romney will preside over a groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow, marking this latest development in the 210-acre park for industrial research units.
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Romney Says Research Here 'Most Meaningful'
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Gov. George Romney and University President Hatcher at Groundbreaking Ceremony for Research Lab in Ann Arbor Research Park, October 1963 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1963
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Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1963
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Groundbreaking Scene: Gov. George Romney (left) and University President Harlan Hatcher posed today on earth-moving equipment that will be used in construction of a 24,000-square-foot rental facility in Research Park. Romney called local research the "most meaningful type of activity in the state" during a five-minute talk at a groundbreaking ceremony in the park. It signaled immediate start of work.
Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1963
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Groundbreaking Scene: Gov. George Romney (left) and University President Harlan Hatcher posed today on earth-moving equipment that will be used in construction of a 24,000-square-foot rental facility in Research Park. Romney called local research the "most meaningful type of activity in the state" during a five-minute talk at a groundbreaking ceremony in the park. It signaled immediate start of work.
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