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Our work would be a little easier if we didnt have to listen to the tantrums

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Engelhardt, Tom

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People working at table with plans for area-wide desegregation watch as children on floor are throwing a fit. They are labeled as Sen. Dirck, Bond, Ashcroft, Sen. Scott.
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State Historical Society of Missouri

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Missouri Hub

Keywords

  1. Desegregation
  2. Education
  3. Government
  4. Politics And Government
  5. United States

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