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Newcomb and Campenella

A digital scan of a negative of Roy Campanella (left) and Don Newcombe (right) at the International Baseball Association’s World All-Star Game, Dodgers Stadium. Campanella and Newcombe are pictured on the field. They are both looking to the left of the photograph.

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Newcomb and Campenella

A digital scan of a negative of Don Newcombe (left) and Roy Campanella (right) at the International Baseball Association’s World All-Star Game, Dodgers Stadium. Newcombe and Campanellaare pictured on the field with their backs facing the camera. Baseball players, fans, and the stadium seating are visible in the background.

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Newsweek June 1969

Newsweek magazine featuring a collage of six human portraits. The foregrounded portraits, five in total, are color photographs of people seen from the shoulders up in a variety of poses wearing a variety of different clothing styles. Behind the five (5) foregrounded portraits is a larger person's head seen in profile. The profile extends from the right side toward the left edge of the cover. At th

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Newsweek November 1967

Newsweek magazine featuring a color photograph of two (2) left forearms raised on the right side of the cover. The raised hands are held in contrasting positions. The hand in the lower right quadrant is clenched in a fist, the other, in the upper right quadrant, is raised with the fingers slightly closed toward the palm. At the top of the cover in red is the publication title, underlined [Newsweek

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Newsweek Vol. CXXIII, No. 26

An issue of Newsweek, Vol. CXXIII, No. 26. The front cover features a mugshot of OJ Simpson. Simpson is depicted staring in to the camera and is shown wearing a white shirt and dark jacket. In front of his chest is the prison number from the Los Angeles Police Department. Red type over the image reads: [TRAIL OF / BLOOD]. Black type along top edge of front cover reads: [HEALTH CARE: Who's Afraid /

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Newsweek Vol. LXII No. 10

H x W: 11 x 8 1/4 in. (27.9 x 21 cm)

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Newsweek Vol. LXII No. 10

H x W: 11 x 8 1/4 in. (27.9 x 21 cm)

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Newsweek Vol. LXXVI No. 5

The cover article appears on pages 16-22. In addition to Kenneth Gibson, the article also features Mayors Carl Stokes of Cleveland, Ohio, Richard Hatcher of Gary, Indiana, and Walter E. Washington of Washington D.C. The article discusses a number of black politicians holding local office, including Richard Austin of Detroit and Maynard Jackson, Jr. of Atlanta. There is also a section dedicated to

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Newsweek vol. LXXII no.3

Newsweek magazine, July 15, 1968 edition. The front cover features a full color image of Tommie Smith sprinting on an outdoor track. He is wearing a yellow tank top with green text that reads [SANTA CLARA] across the front and green athletic shorts with yellow stripes that run down the proper left and right sides of the shorts. He is also wearing sunglasses, calf-length white socks, and red and bl

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Next Steps in the Struggle for Negro Freedom

A pamphlet for written by Hugh Bradley. The front cover has white print on a magenta background. The interior consists of forty-eight pages of text. The back of the pamphlet features an advertisement for New Century Publishers.

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Nibelungen March

A shellac 78-rpm record manufactured by Columbia Phonograph Company. The label, in the center, in white type, reads: [Columbia Disc Record / Condition of Sale / This record is sold upon the express condition that it shall not be copied or duplicated and that the full right of property or possession reverts to the Columbia Phonograph Co. upon violation of this condition. / Columbia Phonograph Co. /

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Nice Work If You Can Get It / Avalon

A 16mm film strip of the Benny Goodman Trio performing two songs: "Nice Work If You Can Get It" and "Avalon." It consists of a single reel of positive, black-and-white, 16mm acetate film with bilateral variable-area optical sound. The footage opens with Teddy Wilson playing the piano. The camera then slowly pans sideways to reveal Benny Goodman playing the clarinet and eventually Gene Krupa on the

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<I>Next Steps in the Struggle for Negro Freedom</I>

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