File:Michael F Seyfrit.jpg

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Note: There is no note attributing this photo to a Pantagraph staff photographer (or to anyone). By way of comparison, I looked through other pages of the same newspaper and found numerous photographs that are marked as "Pantagraph Photo". E.g., pp. 7, 9, 10, 12, 27, 32 of the same issue. The absence of such a notation on the Seyfrit photo seems like pretty strong evidence that this one is not a "Pantagraph Photo".