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1970 Negro Population by Household Relationship from 1970 Census of Population and Housing, First Count Summary Tape, 1970s

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Tompkins, Mary

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This census identifies the African-American population in each district and categorizes heads of household.
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  1. Boston (Mass.)
  2. Busing For School Integration

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