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ID1194
Title of ArticleCongressional shuffle
NotesCongressional Districts envelope
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionmaps of districts
DateApril 7, 2002
History #Elkhart Truth Collection
PageA1, A8
SubjectsCongressional Districts, Second Congressional District, Third Congressional District, Redistricting

ID81523
Title of ArticleRFK Elkhart Visit
Noteshttps://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/isl4/id/3116/rec/2
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationElkhart Truth Collection
Picture Caption5/3/1968 pg. 15 Several thousand persons jammed Main Street Thursday afternoon to greet Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, who was in the city about two hours. Kennedy is standing at the podium in front of the Hotel Elkhart canopy. With him on the platform were his wife Ethel, St. Louis Cardinals general manager Stan Musial; Arthur Decio, co-chairman for Citizens for Kennedy, Third Congressional District, Harry Eby county chairman of the Kennedy for President Committee, and Elkhart County Labor Leader Henry Crussemeyer. (Left to Right on podium) Ethel Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Arthur Decio (speaking on mic)
History #epl_truth_photograph_1023
DateMay 03, 1968
Page15
SubjectsKennedy, Robert F., Kennedy, Ethel, Elkhart Hotel

ID73600
Title of ArticleBirch Bayh
Noteshttps://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/isl4/id/1633/rec/1
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationElkhart Truth Collection
Picture Caption10-30-1976 U.S. SEN. BIRCH BAYH (right) isn't running for office this year, but U.S. Rep. John Brademas [left] is. The two Democrats were in Elkhart Friday to drop by the ongoing state National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) branch conference at the Holiday Inn. Both are life members of the NAACP. Bayh did a little politicking Friday in the Third Congressional District, which Brademas represents; US Senator from 1963 to 1981; (Brademas not pictured)
DateNo date given
SubjectsBayh, Birch, Politicians, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Brademas, John