Norman I. Leemon
in Congress Race
Burdick Gets
Designation
on the Ballot
Blondy Campaigns Rep. John Dingell Daniel S. Cooper
Is Candidate for
for Congressman Running in 16th
Rep. John D. Dingell, who
grew up in Congress, who learned
about lawmaking at the family
dinner table from his New Deal
father, the late Rep. John D. Din-
gell, Sr., and in the House of
Representatives directly by serv-
ing as a House Page during his
teen-age years, 1938 to 1942, now
is a candidate for re-election in the
16th District.
Congressman Dingell repre-
sented the 15th Michigan Con-
gressional District since 1955.
Under Michigan's 1964 Congres-
sional districting changes, the old
15th District has been divided.
Dingell this year is running for
Democratic nomination in the new
16th Congressional District, newly
created of parts of the old 15th
and 16th districts. It c o v e r s
Southwest D e t r o it, Dearborn,
Gibraltar, Wyandotte, Ecorse.
River Rouge, Riverview, Trenton,
Southgate , Brownstown and
Grosse Ile Townships. The pri-
mary election is Sept 1.
Dingell is one of the strongest
supporters of Zionism and of
Israel in Congress.
Dingell, at 37, is the youngest
Member of the Michigan Con-
gressional Delegation.
He is a graduate of Georgetown
University and Georgetown Uni-
versity Law School, and is an
overseas veteran of World War
II. He entered the Army as a
private and was discharged as a
second lieutenant. He worked
as Research Assistant to United
States Circuit Judge Theodore
Levin, served as Assistant Prose-
cuting Attorney of Wayne County,
and has been a practicing attorney
since 1952.
State Legislature
Daniel 'S. Cooper of Oak Park
announced his candidacy for State
Representative in District 69 on
the Democratic Ticket.
Cooler, 34, is a graduate of
Cent a' Hi'h School class of '48.
He y id his undergraduate and
'egal training at
Wayne State Uni-
versity where he
.vas an associate
-,ditor of the
Wayne Law Re-
v i e w. He was
awarded a Bach-
Arts De-
lor
gree in 1955 and
a Juris Doctor's
Degree in 1957.
He served in
the U.S. Army as
a private in 1948
and recalled as
a lieutenant in
1953.
During his
early years in
the private prac-
Cooper tice of law, he
was on the staff of Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology. teaching
classes in government and En-
glish.
Cooper is a native of the De-
troit and Michigan Bar Associa-
tions and the Youth Guidance
Board in Oak Park.
He is in private practice of
law in Detroit.
Cooper and his wife, Hilda
(Winshall) live at 13150 Dart-
mouth with their twin daughters
and a new-born girl.
Circuit Court Judge Benjamin
Burdick has been granted the
right to have designation "Judge"
on the ballot at the November elec-
tion.
The ruling was made Monday by
Judge Marvin Salmon of the In-
gram County Circuit Court, in a
case that was started in behalf of
Judge Burdick versus the secre-
tary of state and the Election
Commission. Judge Burdick was
represented by attorney Jason
Honigman.
While the decision is being chal-
lenged in an appeal to the State
Supreme Court by the Attorney
SEN. CHARLES BLONDY
General, Judge Burdick seems as-
State Senator Charles S. Blondy
sured of the right previously given
all judges to be designated as such has filed petitions qualifying him
NORMAN I. LEEMON
to be a candidate for Democratic
on the ballot.
Norman I. Leemon, attorney and
Judge Salmon held that the act Congressman in the First District.
Blondy said, "Having served 24
businessman, entered the race for i passed by the 1963 Legislature de-
the Democratic nomination for claring designations constitutional years in the Legislature and as
Democratic Senate Leader under
Representative in Congress from applied to Judge Burdick.
Gov. G. Mennen Williams, I feel
the First District, which stretches
Because only six candidates filed that I am well qualified for the
from Grand Boulevard north to for the three judgeships to be
Eight Mile Road, on either side filled at the November election, office of Congressman in the First
of Woodward Avenue, and has no
there will be no primary contest. District."
Sen. Blondy has served on Sen-
incumbent.
ate committees of education, high-
Leemon, 43. a native Detroiter,
ways and inter-state cooperation
was educated in its public schools,
He was recently appointed to serve
and was graduated from Central
on a 'committee of tribute to U. S.
High School in 1937. He is an
Senator Patrick I. McNamara.
honor graduate of Wayne State
The Michigan State Senate hon-
University (1941). and Wayne State
John Faxon, 17594 Kentucky,
University Law School (1942). He is a candidate for the Democratic ored Sen. Blondy by a resolution
began his legal career as law re- 1 nomination from the new 15th Leg- in recognition of his outstanding
search clerk for former Michigan islative District which is bounded participation concerning the Med-
Supreme Court Justices Butzel approximately by Livernois to ical Science Building of Wayne
PLANNING
and Bushnell. before entering pri-
Greenfield a n d State University.
Sen. Blondy is married and lives
vate practice with his father, Jo-
Six to Eight Mile
A WEDDING?
at 2605 Sturtevant.
seph R. Leemon, an attorney in
Road.
Detroit for 52 years, and his broth-
A
BAR
MITZVAH?
"If you will; it is no fable."
Faxon, b or n
er, Philmore A. Leemon, presently
—Herzl, Old-New Land, 1902
and educated in
REMEMBER . . .
secretary and chief executive offi-
Detroit, son of
cer of Guardian Savings and Loan
Mr. and Mr s.
Association.
Morris F a x o n,
Music the - Stein-Way
Lou Gordon announced his can-
Since 1949, when he founded the
who have long
SAVES THE DAY!
company, he has. as president,
been active in didacy for Recorders Court judge,
For Fine
built Michigan Mortgage Corp.
the Jewish com- traffic and ordinance division, at
& ORCHESTRA
Color
Movies Call
the
Sept.
1
primary.
He
has
been
(formerly Lee Mortgage Corp).
munity, was grad-
He is a founder and a director of
uated -from a practicing trial attorney in the
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Guardian Savings and has had
Wayne State Uni- Detroit area for the past five years.
Gordon
attended
Detroit
grade
wide interests in the fields of real
versity in 1956
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estate, building and land develop-
and has been and high schools, graduating from
Detroit
Central
High
School
in
ment.
teaching Ameri-
An expert in housing, Leeman
can government 1951. He attended Wayne State
served as co-chairman of the Dem-
and history in University, receiving his Bachelor
oratic advisory housing commit-
the Detroit Pub- of Science degree in Business Ad-
Faxon
ministration in 1955 and law de-
tee and on the platform drafting lic Schools since that time.
gree in 1958.
-
committee at Democratic state con- - Jack
Faxon has been an active
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He is a member of American,
ventions. He is the author of a bill, Democrat. He has served in vari-
Michigan
and
Detroit
Bar
Associa-
paved in 1961, which made more ous positions within the Demo-
fiikls available for investment in cratic Party and is a member of tions and of the local and national
mortgages, by permitting the is- the executive board of the old chapters of the National Associa-
Between Hartwell & Schaefer
suance of bonds secured by FHA 15th Congrsesional District. In tion of Claimants Compensation
Attorneys,
and
Tau
Epsilon
Rho,
and GI mortgages.
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1961 he was elected a delegate national legal fraternity.
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A graduate of the United He- to the Michigan Constitutional
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Gordon belongs to Congregation
brew Schools, Leemon is a mem- Convention. During the, convention Shaarey Zedek and is a member
ber of Adas Shalom Synagogue and afterwards Faxon frequently of the Centennial Lodge of Bnai *-**-At*******-v-4-4-;L************-*-Y--*-***-*-****-*-***-*****i9.
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and of the Labor Zionist Organiza- spoke to many Jewish organiza- Brith.
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tion, has been a delegate to the tions throughout the Northwest
He is affiliated with the Masonic *
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Jewish Community Council and area on the Michigan Constitution. Order, Perfection Lodge No. 468, *
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the Zionist Council of Detroit, and
as
a
third
degree
Mason.'
He
is
In 1962, Faxon was endorsed
an active worker in the Allied
by the Democratic Party for the presently a trustee of the Eight
POULTRY
Jewish Campaign and Israel His-
Mile-Redfern Homeowners Associa-
tadrut Campaign. A former Speak- Democratic nomination for State tion and served as secretary of the
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is
married
and
has
two
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Rho (honorary speech fraternity),
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egree from
Town and Country Club, and main- additional masters
301 Registration Locations
tains many other business and pro- the University of Michigan. Last
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year he was heard regularly over Open for 4-Day Drive
fessional affiliations.
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Leemon, his wife, Frieda (Smo- Station WWJ Phone Opinion, an- Before Sept. 1 Primary
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swering
questions
called
in
by
linsky), and their three children.
Department • stores, public ele-
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reside at 18945 Fairfield Avenue. the listening audience. He has ap- mentary schools, fire and police
Mrs. Leemon is a past president peared on television as a spokes- stations will be utilized in a four-
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of the Detroit Council of Pioneer man for the Democratic Party day special drive to register De-
Women, presently serving on the and as a speaker to various Jew- troit citizens prior to the Sept. 1
national board of that organization, ish organizations, including those primary election.
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and is corresponding secretary of that are Yiddish speaking.
City Clerk Thomas D. Leadbet-
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the Zionist Council.
ter announced 301 registration lo-
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Ettinger First With Idea cations will be open July 30-Aug.
Grossinger's Singles Week
3 from noon to 8 p.m. Deadline
1`
Pkgs.
for primary voter registration is
A "Summer Rendezvous Week of Freezing Humans
An article on Detroiter Richard Aug. 3.
for Single People" will be held
Con
These locations are in addition
Aug. 23-30 at the Grossinger Ettinger and his new book "The
c
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Country Club, Grossinger, N.Y. Prospect of Immortality" last week to the Election Commission office,
tiff
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left
the
impression
that
the
freez-
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City-County
building.
Everything will be planned with
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Joseph Ross, chairman of Mayor
4,
one thing in mind: to bring single ing of bodies for future rejuvena-
people together, make it easy for tion was the idea of Frenchman Cavanagh's Register and Vote
Lb.
Committee and president of Fed-
boy to meet girl and girl to meet Jean Rostand.
Actually, Rostand, of the Acade- eral Department Stores, said two
boy.
mie Francaise, did his research on registrars will be assigned by the
Above Specials Good July 24 thru July 30
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
animal tissue. Ettinger raised the Election Commission to each booth
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location.
Friday, July 24, 1964
possibility of freezing humans.
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Faxon Candidate
for Legislature
Lott Gordon Enters
Judgeship Race
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