Linsell Is Given a Preferred Rating for School Board
School PTA, and Ohristian social mittee for Fair Housing Practices.
concerns chatrma n at Central
He has been endorsed by the
Methodist Church.
Detroit Education Association and
He b past-president, Detroit Detroit Chapter, Congress for
Chapter, American Society of Racial Equality, and has the pre-
our schools.
Training Directors, and f o r m e r ferred and well qualified rating
"In addition," he says, "we chairman, Greater Detroit Corn- of the Civic Searchlight.
must equalize the quality of pub-
lie education among all segments
of our people at the same time we
improve educational quality for
all students." Linsell describes his
candidacy as progressive, liberal,
and broadly endorsed.
Linsell is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan and an indus-
trial relations staff supervisor at
Burroughs Corporation. He is hu-
man relations chairman of McColl
Frederick Linsell, candidate for
the Detroit Board of Education,
believes classroom crowding and
the teacher shortage are two great
obstacles to overcome in saving
Attorney Bill Ferguson Running for Prosecutor Pose
William H. Ferguson, Detroit at- he served as judge advocate In
torney for 20 years, is candidate general court martial trials here
for prosecuting attorney on the and in Germany. In the practice of
law, he has handled hundreds of
Republican ticket.
Ferguson is a graduate of the criminal cases, giving him a know-
ledge
of the type of cases handled
Law.
class
of
Detroit College of
1939. A veteran of World War II, by a prosecuting attorney.
If you're voting for JOHNSON for President,
and you're voting for HART for Senator,
you should vote for STAEBLER for Governor.
FREDRICK LINSELL
John Connolly Candidate
in Circuit Court Race
Judge John W. Connolly, former
lieutenant governor and for 10
years a judge, is a candidate for
the Wayne County Circuit Court
bench on the nonpartison ticket.
Judge Connolly, son of the late
Judge William F. Connolly, is a
native Detroiter, a graduate of
Georgetown University and served
in the U. S. Naval Air Corps during
World aWr II. He was appointed to
the Common Pleas Court by Gov.
G. Mennen Williams to fill a va-
cancy. After serving out the unex-
pired term. he was twice elected
to that bench, each time by a large
majority.
His candidacy is endorsed by or-
ganized labor.
Dorothy Caswell Stresses
Role of Women in U.S.
Dorothy Caswell, candidate for
the State Legislature from the
15th District, praised the contri-
butions women have made to their
communities.
Women want stable conditions
at home—free of unemployment
and the best in education for their
children, she said. As budget
watchers they spend the greater
portion of the American dollar and
are concerned with the state's
rising tax structure.
Mrs. Caswell said she feels this
very group should have more than
seven women speaking for them
in Lansing.
Pem Burt Endorsements
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Pem-Burt Heights Assoc ation
this week endorsed the fol owing
candidates who have indicated
their stand on personal liberty,
property rights, law-enforcement,
safety, and educational opportuni-
ties~
Mike Warshawsky, for State At-
torney General; Billy Shuttle-
worth, candidate for the 7th State
Senatorial District Earl E. Stev-
ens, candidate for State Represent-
ative, 16th District; Samuel H.
Olsen, incumbent Wayne County
Prosecuting Attorney, and for the
Board of Education, Dr. Joseph R.
Montante, and Dr. Alfred Sokol-
Johann Gutenburg printed his
famous Bible on a simple hand-
operated machine which resembled
a wine press of his time.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 30, 1964-19
Here's Why:
Neil Staebler can do more for Michigan. President Johnson recognizes this,-and urges you "Vote
jor Neil Staebler for Governor." Theodore White wrote, in The Making of a President, "Neil
feebler is ... one of the most moral men in American politics." While Michigan's Congressman-
t large, Staebler became a valued member of the Kennedy-Johnson team. With Staebler as
Governor, Michigan Will benefit from:Washington-Lansing administrations that cooperate . . . for
jobs and economic growth, help for senior citizens, and aid to education. Michigan has too many
unmet needs. Working with the Democratic team of Johnson and Hart in Washington, Staebler's
administration will meet them.
We are voting for Neil Staebler for Governor, and we ask you to join us:
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Mrs. Joseph Bean
Irwin J. Kasoff
Harry H. Young
Allen .1. Kovinsky
Martin Gottesman
Harry Kobel
Leonard Edelman
Avern L. Cohn
Irving Pokempner
Dr. Samuel Krohn
Sherwood Colburn
Zeldon Cohen
Arthur Gould
Allen Zemol
WS. Zena Baum
Joseph H. Jackier
Irving S. Cane
Mandell L. Berman
Mrs. Philip Fealk
Archie Katcher
Alfred W. Keats
Sidney E. Pollick
Samuel Brezner
Morris Tulupman
Max Osnos
Lawrence H. LoPaten
Robert N. Warren
Martin E. Citrin
Stanford Wallace
George M. Zeltzer
Morris H. Brown
Albert M. Colman
Theodore Sachs
Nathan Tarnow
Bernard Cohen
Norman I. Leemon
Stewart E. Hertzberg
Dr. Mervyn Laykin
Bert Gordon
Stanley J. Michaels
Dr. S. Mrs. Philip Peen
-Lee M. Shulman
Mrs. Irving J. Rubin
Dr. & Mrs. Sander J.
Breiner
Sam Meyerson
Sidney Diamond
Maynard Stone
Dr. Henry Roskin
Morrie Gleicher
Sheldon M. Lutz
Mandel L. Berman
David M. Buegeleisen
John Alexander
Harold S. Norman
Allan A. Kaftan
Dr. Leslie Moss
Jerome B. Greenbaum
Manuel Zechman
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wa It
Ned Smokier
Sol Rosenman
Charles Stone
Sanford Rossen
Stanley Marx
Bert Smokier
Dr. & 'Mrs. Shmarya
Kleinman
J. Irving Grant
Isadore Silverman
Boaz Siegel
Morris H. Brown
frying R. Blum
Max J. Pincus
Sander Levin
Norton J. Cohen
Bruce A. Miller
A. L. Zwerdling
Gilbert M. Frimet
Mrs. Sol Hammerstein
David Lebonbom
Jordan Rossen
Richard Strichartz
Dennis Silber
Richard L. Wolk
Asher Tilchin
William M. Ellman
Bernard Fieger
Benjamin Halpern
James H. Wineman
Herb Sillman
Dr. Stanley Salamon
Albert Lee
Carl Gussin
Joseph H. Jackier
Hyman A. Kramer
Eliot Charlip
George Engel
Mrs. Ira Maxon
Robert Nederlander
Robert Fenton
Morrie Mendelson
Mrs. Philip Bernstein
Irving Sclawy
Mrs. Joseph Pernich
Saul M. Leach
Walter A. Goodman
Louis Nechsler
Dr. Morris Weiss
Dr. G. W. Isenberg
Samuel L. Travis
Harry M. Nayer
J. Leonard Hyman
Gerald Luchow
Jack Schon
Dr. Fred Bernstein
Dr. Raymon D. Jacobs
Robert N. Canvasser
Dr. Perry Burnstine
Saul J. Bechek
Nat Weinberg
Dr. J. E. Goldman
Jack Faxon
Lloyd J. Adelson
Julian H. Scott
William Cohen
Abe Schmier
Charles L. Levin
Dr. Bernard Levin
Dr. David M. Levin
Norman Fealk
Sheldon Otis
Myron L. Milgrom
Abe Friedman
Larry Guttenberg
Max Ostrow
Dr. Selden Schwartzberg
Dr. Robert Moss
Dr. Max Moss
In '64 ... more than ever before ..
MAKE IT EMPHATIC . . . VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC
Political Adv.