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Jeaneane Havstad papers, 1968-1982 (majority within 1972-1976)

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Jeaneane Havstad was a political activist whose work spanned various cities and counties throughout Michigan. She became the first elected Chairperson of the Human Rights Party of Michigan in 1971. The Jeaneane Havstad Papers reflect her involvement in numerous political activities, chiefly the Human Rights Party.

The Jeaneane Havstad Papers documents her involvement in numerous political activities, chiefly the Human Rights Party. The collection is arranged into three series: Personal, Politics, and Topical Files.

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The Personal series is divided into four subseries: Red Squad Case Files, Manuscripts, Correspondence, and Photographs. The Manuscripts section contains draft and final writings of Havstad that she submitted for publication. They are primarily concerned with the rise, activity, and fall of the Human Rights Party. The Correspondence section is arranged chronologically by year. Havstad frequently wrote politicians at the local, state and federal level. Sometimes they responded specifically to Havstad's issues, such as a 1972 letter from the office of then-Congressman Gerald R. Ford.

Jeaneane Havstad papers, 1968-1982 (majority within 1972-1976)
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