The Political Graveyard: Michigan Delegation to 1960 Democratic National Convention

Michigan Delegation to the
1960 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Elizabeth Abernethy, Lansing - Howard Arnold, Royal Oak - Al Barbour, Detroit - J. D. Barlow, Grosse Pointe Park - Marilyn Bartholomew, Detroit - Iris M. Becker, Dearborn - Palmer Beebe, Dowagiac - Mabel Beechem, St. Johns - Helen Berthelot, Washington, D.C. - Anthony F. Bielawski, Bay City - Dorothy Boyce, Detroit - Norene J. Brooks, Grand Rapids - Ivan E. Brown, Iron Mountain - Edwin Bukowski, Bay City - Georgia Canonie, Covert - James P. Chapekis, Escanaba - Thomas J. Cleary, East Lansing - Wayne W. Clyne, Port Huron - James H. Coller, Adrian - Edgar C. Currie, Detroit - Lewis H. Dawley, Jackson - George R. Deneweth, Mt. Clemens - Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Detroit - John D. Dingell - Esther Edwards, Detroit - Agnes Fitzgerald, near Twin Lake - Douglas A. Fraser, Dearborn - Alex Fuller, Detroit - Rosie Lee Gaines, Detroit - Lawrence Gettlinger, Harper Woods - Elsie Gilmore, Livonia - Adelaide J. Hart, Detroit - Philip A. Hart - Harry W. Hill, Lansing - Dominic J. Jacobetti, Negaunee - Mildred Jeffrey, Detroit - Beatrice Kahan, Kalkaska - Raymond C. Kehres, Monroe - Michael W. Kerwin, Detroit - John J. Kozaren, Hamtramck - Joseph Kurka, Ovid - Marjorie Lansing, Ann Arbor - Fred Lanting, Grand Rapids - Orville E. Latchaw, Charlotte - John Lesinski, Jr. - Edward L. Lucas, Grand Rapids - Carol Ludington, Ann Arbor - Thaddeus Machrowicz - John J. Mack, Alpena - Joseph J. Mainolfi, Saginaw - Fred L. Mathews, Dowagiac - Ira D. McCoy, Port Austin - Joseph McCusker, Detroit - John K. McDaniel, Detroit - Louis J. McGuinness, Detroit - Patrick V. McNamara - Howard McNeill, Bloomfield Hills - George Merrelli, St. Clair Shores - Alfred V. Meyers, Detroit - Louis Mezzano, Wakefield - Joseph E. Mihelich, East Detroit - Ken Morris, Harper Woods - Betty Moskowitz, near Mt. Pleasant - Faye Moskowitz, Huntington Woods - Lucien N. Nedzi, Detroit - Henry Nickleberry, Saginaw - James G. O'Callaghan, Muskegon Heights - James G. O'Hara - Bernard A. O'Hora, Midland - William H. Oliver, Detroit - John R. O'Meara, Hillsdale - John Panchuk, Battle Creek - Theodore Pankowski, Detroit - E. S. Patterson, Flint - Frances Petross, Ecorse - Harriett Phillips, Huntington Woods - Margaret Price, Ann Arbor - Thomas H. E. Quimby, East Lansing - Geza Ratzenberger, River Rouge - Ralph E. Richman, Holland - K. W. Robinson, Grand Rapids - Helen Salamon, Detroit - Gus Scholle, Royal Oak - Horace L. Sheffield, Detroit - Paul Silver, Detroit - Neil Staebler, Ann Arbor - Paul Todd, Kalamazoo - Gordon Traye, Dearborn - Martha Tunison, Charlevoix - Esther B. Waite, East Lansing - Claude Ward, Flint - Joseph E. Wartha, Niles - Sue Weisenfeld, Detroit - Helen M. Welker, Kalamazoo - Lawrence Welsh, Ontonagon - Daniel W. West, Detroit - Ernest L. Wheat, Allegan - G. Mennen Williams - Theodore H. Williams, Grand Rapids - Leonard Woodcock, Grosse Pointe Park - Julia Wright, Traverse City

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Paul L. Adams - Ida Atkinson, Three Rivers - M. Ora Baird, Battle Creek - Lillian Barrett, Mt. Clemens - Lynn M. Bartlett, East Lansing - Thomas Barton, Howell - Larry Boyle, Allen Park - Marvin L. Brown, Detroit - Mildred Burns, Pontiac - Atwood A. Campbell, Harrison - John L. Canfield, Dearborn Township, Wayne County - George E. Carpenter, near Middleville - Esther Dawkins, Detroit - Edward S. Downs, Kalamazoo - James P. Dunnigan, East Lansing - Douglas S. Fairbanks, Cadillac - Bertine Fenner, St. Ignace - Ellen F. Gardner, Detroit - Frank Golembiewski, Luna Pier - Mary M. Harden, Carson City - Kenneth Heininger, Ann Arbor - Stuart E. Hertzberg, Oak Park - Dorothy M. Jacobs, Baraga - Harold Julian, Berkley - Max Koss, Ionia - Joseph J. Kowalski, Detroit - Carolynne Kubert, Detroit - Catherine Light, Detroit - Grace A. Marckwardt, Ann Arbor - Ben Marcus, North Muskegon - Matthew McNeely, Detroit - Beatrice Myers, Grand Blanc - Michael Novak, Detroit - Martin Packard, Grand Rapids - Marshall Padgett, Detroit - Philip Rahoi, Iron Mountain - Ione M. Reichel, Detroit - Charles Rogers, Muskegon - Harold M. Ryan, Detroit - Robert L. Sawyer, Mt. Pleasant - Emily Schaefer, Holland - Elsie Smith, East Detroit - Otis M. Smith, Flint - Mrs. Steve Toth, Bay City - John A. Tutro, Detroit - Elnora Vader, Escanaba - Aldo Vagnozzi, Detroit - Jackie Vaughn, Detroit - Catherine Wagenlander, Detroit - John F. Williams, Detroit

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