United States v. Caldwell Brief Amius Curiae

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January 1, 1971

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Brief submitted by the New York Times Company, Inc., National Broadcasting Company, Inc., Columbia Broadcasting System Inc., American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Daily News, Associated Press Managing Editors Association, Associated Press Broadcasters' Association and Association of American Publishers Inc.

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  • Case Files, Alexander v. Holmes Hardbacks. Report on Bolivar County School District, 1972. 3e55c4b1-cf67-f011-bec2-6045bdd81421. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/02e9446b-c93d-4468-ba05-fc55145d24fd/report-on-bolivar-county-school-district. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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Laura J. Moody 

Louise J. Wa 

Mary L. LC. . Page 
Fvelyn S. Byrd 
Theresa R. Wil i 

Gloria B. Turne 
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Benjamin H. Davis 

Barbara F. Ross 

George W. Harrison 

Robert Crawford 

Dennis M. Steen 

June Tatum 

Glinda S. Townes 

Jessie F. Williams 

James KE. Rodges 

Marie H. Boswell 

Ina L.10. Thornton 

Raymond R. Montgomery 

Tommy Gunns 

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Walter S. Jenkins 

Clifton J. :Courtney 

Willie R. Hughes 

Carolyn BE. . Childress 

Rachel B. Watson 

Herman L. Smith 

Rueben E. Watson 

Charlotte P. Hobbs 

Carol W. Parker 

Miriam C. Chesney 
Martha M. Ferretti 

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