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ROGER CRAIG COLLECTION Papers, 1922-1970 (Predominantly 1945-1970) 16 Linear Feet Processed: February 1969 ACCESSION NO. 306 By: E.N.H. L. C. Number MS The papers of Roger Craig were deposited with the Labor History Archives in August, 1968 by Roger Craig. State Senator Roger Craig was born April 24, 1933 at Blairsville, Pennsylvania. He attended Fordson High School in Dearborn, Michigan and later attended Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan where he received his B.A. degree and his Juris Doctor (law) degree. He married Fay Cheek in 1953, and has four children: Ryan, Kelly, Carrick, and Kimberly. Craig is an attorney. He is a past president of the Dearborn Board of Education and has served on the Dearborn Democratic Club Executive Board and the State Tenure Commission. He has been a member of the ACLU; Americans for Democratic Action; the Michigan Association of School Boards; the American Trial Lawyers Association; the Michigan State Bar Association; the Dearborn Bar Association; and Several Democratic party organizations. He was first elected to the state senate of Michigan in 1964. He served the 10th District, Wayne County, Michigan (Allen Park, Dearborn, Lincoln Park, Melvindale, Riverview, Southgate, and Taylor Township). Roger Craig Collection -2- Important subjects are: Abortion Implied Consent Bills, House and Senate Judges, Judiciary and Judiciary Legislation Business Labor; Minimum wage; Workmen's Central Michigan University investigation compensation Civil Liberties; Open housing Legislation, Legislative pay raise Civil Service, Investigation of; Public Legislature; Pending, Requested and Employees Sponsored Court Reorganization Marijuana Crime and Punishment Medicaid; Medicare; Mental health Democratic Party and Politics Nonreturnable Bottles Education and Higher Education; Bills, Pollution Parochiaid, Reform and Taxation Vehicle and Traffic safety Firearms, Bill to Require Registration of and Concealed Veterans and Senior Citizens Weapons Vietnam Fiscal Reform and Taxation Welfare Governmental Organization Grape Boycott; Cesar Chavez, Farm Workers, Migrant Labor and Health, UFWOC Among the correspondents are: Paul Adams George W. Crockett, Jr. William A. Amerman Edward Cushman Lupe Anguiano Jorrh Dingell Lynn Bartlett Jim Drake Mary Beck Raymond Dzendzel N. Lorraine Beebe William Faust Oscar E. Bouwsma Zolton Ferency Thomas Brennan William D. Ford Laurence V. Britt Judson W. Foust Basil W. Brown Burton I. Gordin Ed Carey Harry R. Hall Arthur Cartwright John Hannah Jerome Cavanagh James Hare Cesar Chavez John L. Harmer John Choitz Fred R. Harris John Conyers Philip A. Hart Raymond J. Cox Julian Herrara Roger Craig Collection -3- Clarence Hilberry Louis Miriani Nicholas Hood Walter F. Mondale Barney Hopkins Blair Moody, Jr. Orville Hubbard Walter A. Paruk Delores Huerta Ira Polley Richard J. Hughes S. Don Potter Hubert H. Humphrey Hijinio Rangel William R. Keast Mel Ravitz Damon Keith Walter Reuther Frank Kelley Robert Richardson John F. Kennedy Mary Ellen Riordan Alexander J. Kloster Edward J. Robinson Garland Lane William Rogell Thomas Leadbetter William Pierce Rogers T. John Lesinski George Romney Sander Levin Thomas Roumell Henry Linne August Scholle Emil Lockwood Thomas F. Schweigert Ernest J. Loebbecke Theodore Souris Eugene J. McCarthy Neil Staebler Jack MacDonald Anthony Stamn William C. Marshall John B. Swainson Allen L. Mayerson Philip Van Antwerp Emil Mazey D.B. Varner Ernest Mazey Leonard Woodcock William G. Milliken Coleman Young Roger Craig Collection -4- Contents 32 manuscript boxes Senator Craig's papers consist mostly of correspondence. The bulk of material spans the period 1965- 1970. Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder. The collection was accessioned and processed in two different sections: Boxes 1-13 first(Series I, dated 1965- 1966; Series 2, dated 1966-1967), and Boxes 14-32 later. For this reason, alphabetical subjects begin again in Box 14, and the dates sometimes overlap those in previous boxes. Because of this, the Series designation was subsequently dropped. Folder Listing BOX 1 1. Agriculture: Jan. 26, 1966-Aug. 11, 1966 2. Air and Water: June 16, 1965-May 25, 1966 3. Animals: Apr. 29, 1965-July 7, 1966 4. Apartment Corporation: 1965-1966 5. Auxiliary Services: Jan. 17, 1965-Nov. 16, 1965 6. Barbers' Bill: Feb. 23, 1965-Mar. 4, 1966 7. Birth Control: Mar. 22, 1965-July 1, 1965 8. Bonds for Builders: Aug. 18, 1965-Mar. 22, 1966 9. Brodhead Armory: June 16, 1966-Sept. 15, 1966 10. Business: Jan. 29, 1965-Sept. 13, 1965 11. Business: Jan. 1966-July 13, 1966 12. Business Profits Tax: June 1, 1965-July 2, 1965 13. Campaign Aid: Oct. 23, 1962-Nov. 3, 1966 14. Campaign Techniques: Oct. 22, 1964-Aug. 2, 1966 15. Channel 2: Apr. 8, 1966-June 13, 1966 16. Child Immunization (S.B. 822): Apr. 4-6, 1966 17. Children, Day Care: Feb. 1964-Dec. 1, 1965; Feb. 27, 1966-May 7, 1966 18. Chiropractic Law: Apr. 15, 1965-June 15, 1966 19. Citizens for Craig, Central Committee: Oct. 22,1965-Oct. 18, 1966 20. Citizens for Craig, General Membership: Sept. 27, 1965- Mar. 1, 1966 21. Citizens for Craig, Women's Committee: May 25, 1966-May 31, 1966 22. Civil Liberties: May 11, 1965-July 13, 1966 23. Complimentary Passes received: June 1, 1966-Oct. 15, 1966 24. Compulsory Arbitration, Police and Firemen: Feb. 8, 1966- May 25, 1966 25. Compulsory Insurance: Feb. 10, 1965-July 13, 1966 Roger Craig Collection -5- BOX 2 1. Compulsory Vehicle Inspection: Jan. 11, 1965-Apr. 7, 1966 2. Conferences: Feb. 17, 1965-May 20, 1965 3. Congrats., Adults: Feb. 2, 1965-Dec. 27, 1966 4. Congrats., Adults, Anniversary: Aug. 11, 1965-Dec. 7, 1966 5. Congrats., Adults, Election: Feb. 23, 1965-Nov. 17, 1966 6. Congrats., Youth, Contests: May 27, 1965-Dec. 21, 1966 7. Congrats., Youth, Scholarship: Apr. 30, 1965-Dec. 21, 1966 8. Congrats., Youth, Student activities: June 8, 1965-Mar. 2, 1967 9. Conservation: Aug. 1, 1965-June 20, 1966 10. Consumer Protection: Feb. 5, 1965-June 6, 1966 11. Copies of Bills: Mar. 5, 1965-Nov. 28, 1966 12. County Assessors: Apr. 27, 1965-Mar. 25, 1966 13. County Home Rule: Mar. 2, 1965-May 12, 1966 14. Court Reporters' Salaries: Apr. 20, 1966-May 11, 1966 15. Crime: Jan. 28, 1966-May 3, 1966 16. Daylight Saving Time: Mar. 31, 1965-Apr. 29, 1965 17. Dem. Party Activities: Jan. 29, 1965-Nov. 18, 1966 18. Donations and Sponsorship: Apr. 12, 1965-July 20, 1966 19. Draft, Teachers: Sept. 12, 1966-Sept. 15, 1966 20. Education: Mar. 13, 1965-May 31, 1966 21. Endorsements: June 3, 1964-Oct. 4, 1966 22. Ethics: Mar. 1963-Apr. 10, 1963; Mar. 20, 1966-May 17, 1966 23. February Frolic (1): 1966 24. February Frolic (2): 1966 25. Fitness and Therapy: Jan. 14, 1965-July 1, 1965 26. Form Letters: Jan. 27, 1965-Sept. 28. 1965 27. Friendship: June 15, 1966-Sept. 21, 1966 BOX 3 1. Gambling: Mar. 24, 1965-Sept. 13, 1966 2. Garage Keeper's Liability Act: Apr. 14, 1965-May 27, 1966 3. Good Wishes Received: Jan. 21, 1965-June 1, 1966 4. Good Wishes Received: June 6, 1966-Feb. 8, 1967 5. Governmental Structure: Jan. 25, 1965-Oct. 12, 1966 6. Grade Crossings: Mar. 31, 1965-June 2, 1965 7. Graduating Honors Students: Mar. 29, 1966-July 7, 1966 8. Graduating Seniors: July 13, 1965-Jan. 24, 1966 9. Grant Community Hospital: Sept. 30, 1965-Nov. 30, 1965 Roger Craig Collection -6- BOX 3 (Continued) 10. Greyhound Racing: May 1, 1965 11. Hearing Aids: Feb. 1, 1966-June 15, 1966 12. Help on Legislation: Feb. 12, 1965-Sept. 22, 1965 13. Higher Education: Mar. 5, 1965-May 19, 1966 14. Highways: June 8, 1966-Sept. 15, 1966 15. Hospital Licensing (S.B. 838): May 11, 1965-Apr. 26, 1966 16. Housing: July 18, 1965-Sept. 15, 1966 17. Implied Consent Law: Feb. 7, 1966-May 13, 1966 18. Income Tax: Feb. 3, 1965-Sept. 22, 1965 19. Influence: Mar. 1, 1965-Sept. 2, 1965 20. Influence, Appointments: Nov. 12, 1964-Sept. 16, 1966 21. Influence, Employment: Feb. 15, 1964-Apr. 5, 1966 22. Influence, Federal Gov't.: Feb. 15, 1965-Sept. 15, 1966 23. Influence, Licenses: June 8, 1965-Apr. 5, 1966 BOX 4 1. Influence, Local Gov't.: June 17, 1965-July 20, 1966 2. Influence, State Agencies: Mar. 25, 1965-June 8, 1966 3. Information, Adults: Feb. 22, 1965-Sept. 16, 1966 4. Information, Adults, Gov't. Services: Mar. 18, 1965-Mar. 14, 1966 5. Information, Adults, Legislation: Mar. 2, 1965-Sept. 21, 1966 6. Information, Adults, "Of Interest": Jan. 11, 1966-Sept. 17, 1966 7. Information, Adults, Schools: Dec. 20, 1965-Sept. 13, 1966 8. Information, Craig Legislation: May 19, 1965-June 1, 1966 9. Information, Youth: Mar. 13, 1965-June 22, 1966 10. Information, Youth, Brochure Requests: Jan. 11, 1966-Apr. 19, 1966 11. Information, Youth, Gov't. (General): Feb. 27, 1965-May 3, 1966 12. Information, Youth, Issues: Feb. 24, 1966-Sept. 15, 1966 13. Information, Youth, Legislative Duties: Sept. 17, 1965-May 31, 1966 14. Information, Youth, Senate Page: Apr. 21, 1965-Oct. 28, 1966 15. Insurance Complaints: Jan. 6, 1965-Aug. 27, 1966 16. Invitations and Requests: Nov. 15, 1966-Dec. 27, 1966 17. Judiciary: Apr. 2, 1965-June 17, 1966 18. Juvenile: Jan. 19, 1965-June 22, 1966 19. Kidney Machines: Mar. 3, 1966-Mar. 20, 1966 20. Labor: Feb. 12, 1965-June 22, 1966 21. Labor Meetings and Parties: June 22, 1965-Sept. 15, 1966 22. Lawyers, Bill 137: Feb. 24, 1965-Oct. 1, 1965 23. Lawyers for Craig: Feb. 24, 1966 Roger Craig Collection -7- BOX 4 (Continued) 24. Legal Opinions Requested: July 7, 1966-Dec. 21, 1966 25. Legal Procedure, Replies to ATLA Letters: Sept. 9, 1965-Apr. 5, 1966 26. Legislative Pay Raise: May 25, 1965-June 22, 1966 27.
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