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Michigan Delegation to the
1964 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Robert B. Abbott, Albion - Malvina Abonyi, Detroit - Richard H. Austin, Detroit - Michael Berry, Dearborn - Anthony F. Bielawski, Bay City - William A. Boos, Jr., Saginaw - Howard Boudreau, Alpena - Edwin Bukowski, Bay City - John H. Burton, Ypsilanti - Wyman D. Campbell, near Milan - John L. Canfield, Dearborn Heights - Frances Clark, Birmingham - John J. Collins, Clarklake - Randall J. Conway, Detroit - Holden Cook, Ionia - Richard M. Cook, East Lansing - Peter P. Darrow, Ann Arbor - Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Detroit - Nelson J. Edwards, Detroit - Bertine Fenner, St. Ignace - Zolton A. Ferency, East Lansing - Thomas Flynn, Bronson - Alex Fuller, Detroit - Mary J. Gragg, St. Clair - Alphonso R. Harper, Detroit - Adelaide J. Hart, Detroit - Philip A. Hart - Stuart E. Hertzberg, Oak Park - Finis J. Holt, Flint - Dominic J. Jacobetti, Negaunee - Michael W. Kerwin, Detroit - Lillian E. Kiel, Grand Rapids - Walter C. Kingsley, Davison Township, Genesee County - Bernard Klein, Lansing - A. Robert Kleiner, East Grand Rapids - Sheldon Klimist, Detroit - Henry R. Kozak, Hamtramck - Norman Krandall, Detroit - Helen Krohn, Port Huron - Carolynne Kubert, Detroit - George A. LaBlance, Charlevoix - William Landrum, Reed City - Martin J. Lane, Benton Township, Berrien County - Charles J. La Sata, Niles - David Lebenbom, Detroit - T. John Lesinski, Detroit - Sander M. Levin, Berkley - Catherine Light, Detroit west side - John E. Luster, Detroit - Robert MacLean, Tecumseh - Norman Mainville, Kingsford - William Marshall, Taylor - D. Charles Marston, Grosse Pointe Park - Joseph McCusker, Detroit - Patrick V. McNamara - George Merrelli, St. Clair Shores - Prince E. Moon, Detroit east side - Ken Morris - Raymond M. Murphy, Detroit - Michael Novak, Detroit - Kathryn Nye, East Lansing - Margaret O'Hora, Midland - Ruth Oliphant, Detroit - Dorothy Olson, Drayton Plains - Samuel Panzer, Detroit - George N. Parris, Warren - Lola Peckham, Lake City - Mrs. Jody Perkins, Eaton Rapids - Frank T. Perlich, Bessemer - Elizabeth Ramsey, Plainwell - C. Fred Robinson, Flint - Kenneth W. Robinson, Grand Rapids - Eleanor J. Roger, Paw Paw - Charles H. Rosetta, Port Huron - Harold M. Ryan, Detroit - Gus Scholle, Royal Oak - Horace L. Sheffield, Detroit - Hazel Smith, Detroit - Lawrence P. Smith, Holland - Neil Staebler, Ann Arbor - Mary B. Stallings, Detroit - Mabel Stolz, Owosso - Richard K. Stout, Marshall - Paul O. Sutherland, Ludington - Ethel Terrell, Highland Park - Claude Tobin, Escanaba - Gordon Traye, Dearborn - Angelo E. Trogan, Saginaw - Gerald Tuchow, Detroit - John A. Tutro, Detroit - Jan B. Vanderploeg, North Muskegon - Helen M. Welker, Kalamazoo - G. Mennen Williams - Mrs. Mercedes Willoughby, Muskegon - Elaine Wilson, Grand Rapids - Helen M. Wirth, Grosse Pointe Woods - Andrew H. Wisti, Chassell - Bard Young, Detroit - Bernard Youngblood, Detroit - Charles Younglove

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Irving Ackerman, Detroit - Margaret Adams, Petoskey - Ray Andrews, St. Johns - John J. Annulis, Wyoming - Harold D. Beaton, Washington, D.C. - Doris Beck, Farmington Township, Oakland County - Iris M. Becker, Dearborn - Albert E. Benson, Ludington - Helen Berthelot, Washington, D.C. - Allen B. Blacklock, Elberta - Edward J. Bonior, East Detroit - Michael Bradley, Nankin Township, Wayne County - Thelma Bragg, Detroit - Justin Brocato, Kalamazoo - Sanford A. Brown, Lansing - Ted Chilson, Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County - Avern Cohn, Royal Oak - John S. Coleman, Pontiac - Alyce Cook, Fenton - Frank Corser, Holt - Louis S. Danley, Three Rivers - Lewis H. Dawley, Jackson - Michael J. Deeb, Detroit - Margaret DeVos, Grand Rapids - Richard Dicks, Bay City - Charles R. Doyle, Lowell - Katie Eldridge - Malcolm L. Ferguson, Spring Lake - Leon Fill, Huntington Woods - William Fowle, Hillsdale - Donald L. Gamache, Manistee - Ellen F. Gardner, Detroit - James H. Gaugh, Menominee - Joseph Guggenheim, Detroit - Jerome T. Hart, Saginaw - Sylvia Hart, Detroit - Lillian Hatcher, Detroit - Annie Hughes, Detroit - Floyd Hydon, Olivet - Walter J. Hyso, Hamtramck - Corb Johnson, Roscommon - Irwin J. Kasoff, Detroit - Frank J. Kelley, Delta Township, Eaton County - Joan Kelley, Highland Park - Esther Koss, Detroit west side - Joseph J. Kowalski, Detroit - Eugene Kuthy, Royal Oak - Otis Lawrence, Pontiac - Albert Lee, Detroit - Edward J. Lewis, Greenville - Ralph A. Liberato, Warren - Eleanor M. Light, Sandusky - Ellen Louhi, East Lansing - John Mackie, Holt - Arthur J. Madar, Detroit - Ford Martin, Mackinaw City - William K. McInally, Jackson - Elaine Merriman, Flint - Norman Miller, Detroit - Betty Morse, Morenci - Charles Moskowitz, Mt. Pleasant - Ruth E. Munzel, South Lyon - Mrs. Lee Murphy, Detroit - G. R. Navarre, Monroe - Kathryn Noonan, Delton - William A. O'Brien, Jr., Clawson - William H. Oliver, Detroit - Alexander Papp, Taylor Township, Wayne County - Janice Pettee, Port Huron - James A. Pettis, Detroit - Mrs. Charles Ping, Alma - Daniel Piper, White Pine - Robert Piper, Albion - Philip Rahoi, Iron Mountain - Edward A. Rettinger, Brighton - Charles Robb, Detroit - Stanley Rozycki, Detroit - Dorothy Sadowski, Allen Park - Michael D. Schwartz, Mt. Clemens - Paul Silver, Detroit - Melvin J. Stewart, Vassar - Marvin Taormina, Detroit - Hobart Taylor, Washington, D.C. - Margaret Travis, Mendon - Richard Trudgeon, White Pine - Margaret Vanderploeg, North Muskegon - Daniel W. West, Detroit - Charles C. Wickett, Bloomingdale - Carl Witte, Midland

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