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When President Kennedy returned Mrs. King's call on Monday , April 15 , he informed her that federal inquiries were being made and that King's jailers had told the FBI that they would allow him to phone his wife .
When President Kennedy returned Mrs. King's call on Monday , April 15 , he informed her that federal inquiries were being made and that King's jailers had told the FBI that they would allow him to phone his wife .
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1941 continued JUN 25 DEC 7 1942 NOV 3 President Franklin D. Roosevelt issues executive order forbidding racial and religious discrimination in war industries and government . Fair Employment Practices Committee is set up .
1941 continued JUN 25 DEC 7 1942 NOV 3 President Franklin D. Roosevelt issues executive order forbidding racial and religious discrimination in war industries and government . Fair Employment Practices Committee is set up .
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James Frank , president of Lincoln University ( MO ) , is installed as first black president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) . Samuel Pierce is named secretary of HUD by President Reagan .
James Frank , president of Lincoln University ( MO ) , is installed as first black president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) . Samuel Pierce is named secretary of HUD by President Reagan .
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