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Bates on race relations--outtakes

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Columbia Mayor Lester Bates states that he does not anticipate difficulties with demonstrations. City Council is reviewing suggestions for a biracial committee on race relations. Bates believes a small group would not adequately reflect general public, and that business owners also want their own authority. States that the future of Columbia depends upon all citizens working together peacefully.
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Keywords

  1. Civil Rights
  2. Race Relations

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