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Once across the [ Mississippi ] state line we passed a couple of police cars , which began to follow us . At our first stop the station was cordoned off a block in every direction . A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone ...
Once across the [ Mississippi ] state line we passed a couple of police cars , which began to follow us . At our first stop the station was cordoned off a block in every direction . A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone ...
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And we began setting up a voter registration drive in McComb , Mississippi . What did we do ? Well , for two weeks I did nothing but drive around the town talking to the business leaders , the ministers , the people in the town , asking ...
And we began setting up a voter registration drive in McComb , Mississippi . What did we do ? Well , for two weeks I did nothing but drive around the town talking to the business leaders , the ministers , the people in the town , asking ...
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Well , we got through September aided in great measure by some of the lawyers from the Justice Department who finally began to come in investigating the voting complaints . They stayed in for about a two - week period and while they ...
Well , we got through September aided in great measure by some of the lawyers from the Justice Department who finally began to come in investigating the voting complaints . They stayed in for about a two - week period and while they ...
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