Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 15, 1969
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Vigil at University Hospital. Stop-war petitions were signed and black mourning armbands were distributed this morning at University Hospital. A peaceful vigil was conducted there by medical students, doctors and hospital personnel.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1969
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Peace Marchers To Get Police Escort. Gene Gladstone (left), coordinator for the anti-war New Mobilization movement, talks with Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter E. Krasny about plans for a peace march from the Michigan Stadium to the University Diagonal on Saturday. Krasny told Gladstone that the police department will provide an escort for the marchers, keeping a lane on Green, Hoover and S. State St. open for the movement of traffic. The march will culminate in a rally on the Diagonal.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1969
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Joseph A. Livingston (right), economics editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin" and writer of the syndicated "Business Outlook" column, talks with student demonstrators on the Regent's Plaza yesterday. Livingston was here to address the 52nd annual meeting of the University Press Club of Michigan. The students were part of a group of several hundred who marched through the Literary College Building, and the Angell-Haven-Mason Hall complex during the afternoon following Thursday night's campus disorders.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1969
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"Marc Van Der Hout (left) and Lawrence (pun) Plamondon were among the speakers who unsuccessfully urged a crowd on the UM Diagonal yesterday to vote for a demand that part of S. University Ave. be closed by the city. Van Der Hout is executive vice president of U-M Student Government Council, while Plamondon calls himself minister of defense for the White Panther Party of 1510 Hill."