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New York Times / /
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University of Mississippi / Arlington National Cemetery / /
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New Year's Day / /
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food supply / media attention / federal food surpluses / food surpluses / food supplies / federal food / distributing federal food surpluses / /
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federal elections / federal Voting / /
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president / black comedian / Secretary of State / Special Assistant Counsel / assistant / farmer / Governor / NAACP field secretary / Chairman / Director / worker / Attorney General / reporter / assistant attorney general / Comedian / popular black comedian / /
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New York / Washington / Michigan / Leflore County / Mississippi / /
The Right to Vote in Mississippi Voter Education Efforts Meet with Violent Resistance At the time John F. Kennedy takes office in January 1961, a person trying to register to vote in Mississippi must first pass a literac