Correspondence: Pro-integration

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    meredith_corr_b3f3_26

    Date Information

    1962-09-28; 1962-07-07

    Original Collection

    James Howard Meredith Collection, Archives and Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries

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    correspondence

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    Chicago (Ill.) ; Newark (N.J.)

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    archival material

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    pro-integration; includes a carbon copied response from James Meredith

    Robert E. Johnson and Mr. Manderville to Mr. Meredith (28 September 1962)

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