Hamtramck / Detroit / Washington / Boston / WASHINGTON / DC / /
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General Motors / Chrysler / Ford / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / Man-Made Disaster / Political Endorsement / Judicial Event / /
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ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE / Chrysler Expressway / EAST TOWER / /
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transportation / population groups / on-line schools / real estate brokers / real estate / private developers / real estate agents / prospective home buyers / federal law / manufacturing jobs / real estate industry / automobile manufacturing plant / automobile manufacturing / vised real estate agents / urban renewal law / /
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disorder / /
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Sterling Heights / /
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Bureau of Public Roads / Supreme Court / Council of Economic Advisors / state licensing agency / Senate / Federal Housing Administration / Brokers Association / Eisenhower Administration / Department of Housing and Urban Development / White House Task Force on Education / Michigan legislature / ECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE / Congress / state police / federal government / UN Court / Justice Department Task Force on Civil Rights / Michigan Republican Party / Michigan Supreme Court / Civil Rights Commission / Racial Relations Service / federal housing agency / American Association of State Highway officials / Veterans Administration / /
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John Swainson / Ronnie Reagan / Barry Goldwater / Barack Obama / Robert C. Weaver / Frank Horne / Mitt Romney / Corado Bailey / Arthur Burns / Nixon / Dwight Eisenhower / Albert O. Hirschman / Some Johnson / George Romney / Nicholas Katzenbach / William Julius Wilson / RICHARD ROTHSTEIN / Jane / MARK SANTOW / Thomas MacDonald / / /
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presidential election / /
Position
executive director / President / vociferous advocate / Secretary / head / official / Negro maid / executive / speaker / first Secretary / Governor / Chairman / Attorney General / black worker / delegate / /
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DC / /
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Michigan / California / Maryland / Montgomery County / /
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