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F. Woods Beckman and LeRoy P. Graf correspondence with public school principals in Knox County, Tennessee, 1956 March 1

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Beckman, F. Woods Graf, LeRoy P

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Letter authored by F. Woods Beckman, state chairman of the Tennessee Council on Human Relations, and LeRoy P. Graf, president of the Fellowship House of Knoxville, announcing a 3 day workshop on school integration based on the successful desegregation program implemented in Knoxville and Knox County, Tennessee.
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University of Tennessee, Knoxville

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Digital Library of Tennessee

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  1. Fellowship House Of Knoxville (Knoxville, Tenn.)
  2. Knoxville
  3. Segregation In Education
  4. Tennessee
  5. Tennessee Council On Human Relations

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