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Memorandum to: Governor Terry Sanford, Subject: Racial Situation in Fayetteville, July 10, 1963

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Lambert, David T

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Summary of civil rights demonstration in Fayetteville. Protesters carried signs saying, "We have integrated at Fort Bragg, why not Fayetteville." Reported by State Highway Patrol.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights Demonstrations
  4. Civil Rights Movements
  5. History
  6. Lambert, David T
  7. North Carolina
  8. Race Relations
  9. Sanford, Terry, 1917 1998
  10. Social Conditions

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