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Blacks (Political activities), Voter registration | |
12 | |
Franklin Russell; 1922-. | |
15 | |
Motion picture reviews (Single works) | |
18 | |
John R. McDermott; d. 1995 | |
18 | |
Television broadcasting (Sports) |
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Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain); 1926-., Wallis Warfield Windsor | |
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Jan DEHARTOG, Houston (Tex.) (Hospitals) | |
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Hermitage (Saint Petersburg, Russia), Painting | |
75 | |
Gene Mauch; 1925-., Baseball managers |
28 | |
Civil rights demonstrations, Selma (Ala.) | |
30 | |
Lyndon Baines Johnson; 1908-1973, Civil rights demonstrations, Blacks (Political activities) |
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Everett McKinley Dirksen (American senator.); 1896-1969 |
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