Black owned newspapers

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Birmingham Public Library
Subjects:	Birmingham newspaper clippings
Online Access:	https://cdm16044.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/14687

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Choose your own school Wallace
by: Kennedy, Harold

Snider says staff working on own

Give Wallace advice at own risk
by: Free, James

Powderly Studies Own City or Tie with Birmingham

Wallace now worries some in own region
by: McKee, Don

Gov Wallace may start own party

Governors office urged to hire own personnel

Government may run own base schools

Patterson to shell out for float in own parade

Ensley has an identity all its own

East Lake older men have club of own

State to follow own wage law Wallace says

Wallace taking no position on any race but his own
by: Fox, Al

Lurleen thanks med profession for her own life
by: Smith, Anita

Woman of images governor evolves an entity of her own
by: Smith, Anita

Patterson tells Powell to mind his own business
by: Taylor, Fred

Campaign workers for Wallace starting to make own plans
by: Holmes, Ralph

Pratt City pay honor to its very own king
by: Mobley, Bill

Wallace will form own state party if he runs for president
by: Bruer, Frank

Wallace blasts own church for operating tax free trade

Black Christ

Blacks in Birmingham

Black businesses

Blacks in Alabama

Meredith praised by newspaper

LeMay to launch his own campaign tour next week
by: Free, James

Gov Wallace wants state to put up own office building
by: Bruer, Frank

North Birmingham merchants spend their own money to dress up their downtown
by: Morrow, Eunice Holt

Black police officers

Black Muslims in Alabama

Black vote analyzed

Born in a tragedy-stricken city, Powell School will hold its own centennial
by: Lynn Reeves

Vance says Wallace trying to rig rules for election to help his own candidacy
by: Fox, Al

Will Wallace pick black delegates
by: Fox, Al

Blacks for Wallace headed by writer

Blacks vow opposition to Wallace

Black support of Wallace disputed
by: Skinner, Franklin

Phillips High boys watch pig iron flow from cupola they built with their own hands

Mayor, blacks discuss arrest incident
by: Miller, Elaine

Council seat sought by black educator