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lhll phrase “with Ill dellbe speed." saw an acute hlu‘h. ‘They nomad I: long all pos- sible ‘ Mob violcnce Southern Halts A rlrmatit point ni ihia stage was Little Rock, Ark.. in 1957 Federal tribal)! mth‘d 11110 the city They used bayonets to disperse crowds around Central High School. They escorted Ne. gro nhildrcn lnin classrooms. Elnw m lhv barriers rer

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iB‘m‘mlhm “'1” “‘5’ “generally tended to break down ruse dogs latter the Supreme Court deci- . Bin photographs all dogs leap sinn on achooll in 1954. Now Na- .lng toward Negroes went around igroaa and whites in some pasta ‘the globe arid Birmingham ap-lnr the south are sitting down pears to have dramatized the together again.

Negro struggle morn Inzn any a. president Kennedy. In con- ‘nlller incident. ,rerences with southern Mali-19n- l Alter Birmingham. N e g Pittman. clergyman and others. has idemanskatians erupted in the sought means deans-caste ‘Norlh. Violence ilured in New‘rnany establishments. He set up York. Phil-delphifl. Chicago. ‘5 presldenlill commune on 1 in the North. Negro demands‘equal lob opportunity.

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