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Report from Senator Hart (1962)

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Reorganization Plan No. 3

U.S.C. Title 5 - GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYEES.pdf

Recreation not Degradation, Huron River Walk

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RE-ENACT/SDS Pamphlet

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Ralph Nader speaks at teach-in

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Ralph Nader at Teach-In

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Ralph Nader and Campaign GM

Nader and Daily Endorse Campaign GM.pdf

Radiation Story

Friedman Nuclear Radiation Story.pdf
An account of the damage done to Petoskey, Michigan because of the construction and the operation of the Big Rock Point Nuclear Power Plant

Tags: Big Rock, Consumers Power, Nuclear

Rachel Carson Headshot

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Rachel Carson Congressional Testimony, June 4, 1963

Rachel Carson Testimony--Congress 1963.pdf
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