Liquor Board Studies Case Of Pretzel Bell
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3
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December
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1942
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Boy Scout 'Thanks Badges' Going To Five Area Men
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6
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February
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1960
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George Burke To Be Chairman Of Local Group
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23
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April
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1947
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Harlan Cleveland dedicates plaque on Michigan Union steps where President Kennedy suggested the Peace Corps, May 1964 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1964
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Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1964
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MARKS PEACE CORPS START: Harlan Cleveland, U.S. assistant secretary of state for international affairs, gives the address at ceremonies yesterday at the Michigan Union dedicating a plaque (covered by curtain) which marks the spot where the late President John F. Kennedy first mentioned plans for a Peace Corps. At the speaker's immediate left is U-M President Harlan Hatcher, while at far left is Regent Eugene B. Power, D-Ann Arbor. Seated in back of Hatcher is Regent Irene E. Murphy, D-Birmingham, and next to her is Regent Frederick C. Matthaei, R-Ann Arbor. U-M Vice President James A. Lewis is visable at right behind speaker. Cleveland also gave a convocation talk.
Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1964
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MARKS PEACE CORPS START: Harlan Cleveland, U.S. assistant secretary of state for international affairs, gives the address at ceremonies yesterday at the Michigan Union dedicating a plaque (covered by curtain) which marks the spot where the late President John F. Kennedy first mentioned plans for a Peace Corps. At the speaker's immediate left is U-M President Harlan Hatcher, while at far left is Regent Eugene B. Power, D-Ann Arbor. Seated in back of Hatcher is Regent Irene E. Murphy, D-Birmingham, and next to her is Regent Frederick C. Matthaei, R-Ann Arbor. U-M Vice President James A. Lewis is visable at right behind speaker. Cleveland also gave a convocation talk.
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Barbara Rotvig, Golf Professional, Dies At Age 35
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28
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1963
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Hatcher Condemns Film As Indecent
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18
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February
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1967
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