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Contains 203 Collections and/or Records:
Yes on C&D - Yes on Proposals C & D,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V00548 - 10945
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A card with vote yes on Card D appears. A man's voice says support the schools with Card D. A young boy's voice says everyone knows Card D go together.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Yes on proposal B - Yes on Proposal B,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00551 - 10949
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A scroll of clergy names rolls as a voice-over describes proposition B's affect on abortion and the listed clergy's endorsement of it.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Doctor - Michigan Abortion Reform Committee, Michigan Abortion Reform Committee, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00551 - 10950
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Dr. Thomas Ketshbaum discusses the need to allow 20 weeks before an abortion may be preformed as still photos of the doctor, seated in his office are shown.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Michigan
Party: Other
Vote no on abortion : [choose life - Abortion,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00633 - 11111
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Picture of baby shown as voice-over asks the voters to choose life for the babies, not death.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Vote no on abortion : [right to life - Abortion,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00633 - 11112
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Small child shown as voice-over asks the voters to vote no for abortion on demand.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Vote no on abortion : [for life - Abortion,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00633 - 11113
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Music in background and picture of a small child shown as voice-over asks the voters to vote no on abortion.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Other
Campaign funds - Abortion,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00635 - 11115
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Jack Hess is the Republican Chairman of North Dakota asking people to send money to help support the Republicans running for office. He states the cost of T.V. and discusses the Democrats having organized labor to back them.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Republican
Nation: United States of America
State: North Dakota
Party: Republican
Proposed constitution of Montana : [change - New Constitution,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00632 - 11117
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Voice-over speaking as the proposed changes are printed across the screen. Voice-over states vote yes or no.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other
Proposed constitution of Montana : [1889 - New Constitution,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00636 - 11118
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The house, senate shown in session as voice-over states that the current constitution was drafted in 1889. He states, vote yes for a new one to meet today's needs.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other
Proposed constitution Montana : [need new - New Constitution,, 1972-01-01 - 1972
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Identifier: PCC - V00636 - 11119
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Various old photographs are shown and then modern ones, as voice-over states the Montana constitution was drafted in 1889. It is now time to draft a new one to meet today's needs.; Notes:
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other
Nation: United States of America
State: Montana
Party: Other