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| Tommy Lee HINES, Trials (Rape), Alabama (Race relations) | |
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| Mary Frances Berry, United States Dept. of Education | |
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| United States Federal Trade Commission, Insurance, Automobile | |
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| Community development corporations, Columbus (Ohio) (City planning) | |
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| United States Congress (Employees), Blacks (Employment) |
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| Earl Caldwell | |
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| Jazz music (Economic aspects) | |
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| Margaret Z. RICHARDSON, NATIONAL Minority Purchasing Council | |
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| Jesse H. JACKSON, Chemical industry | |
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| Morocco (Description and travel) |
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| Orde Coombs; 1939?-1984 |
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| Black business enterprises |
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