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Mss 245
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Addresses, Staff
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Civil Rights Commissions
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4
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Clippings
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Coop-Community Center
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Correspondence, General
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Correspondence, Douglas Dowd and Cornell
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8
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Election Material
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Box
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Fayette County Citizens Committee
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10
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Fayette County Student Union
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11
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Financial Records
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Box
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12
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Financial Supporters
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Box
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13
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Food Stamps
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Box
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Freedom School
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Highlander Center Workshop
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1
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16
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Public Accommodations, Affidavits
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17
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Public Officials and Attorneys
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Box
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18
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Road Improvement Petitions
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Box
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19
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School Integration
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Box
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20
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Box
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Staff Information Sheets
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Tape 298A
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Tape Recorded Interview by Jim Amory, 1966 summer
: Z.A. Forrest and Mrs. Annie L. Jackson, candidates for magistrate in Hayward County, Tennessee, detail their experiences of political persecution. Introduction and summation by Russell Sugarman, a Memphis lawyer.
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Mss 245
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Tennessee Freedom Labor Union
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Box
1
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WATS Reports
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Box
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24
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West Tennessee Freedom Press
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