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Racial integration at Alabama University, 11th June 1963

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BOF2630298
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Racial integration at Alabama University, 11th June 1963
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Date
1963 AD (C20th AD)
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Tuscaloosa Alabama. On June 11, 1963, escorted by Federal Marshals, Vivian Malone and James Hood two black students were admitted to the University of Alabama. Street scenes of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Sign on door reads "Colored". Shows three restroom with signs that read "Ladies", "Men", and "Colored". Another sign reads "Colored Rest Room". National Guard troops at University of Alabama. Alabama Governor George Wallace at entrance to University of Alabama. Federal Marshals escorting Vivian Malone and James Hood two African American students entering the university. There was no violence as Governor George Wallace conceded. Various scenes of students on the campus of the University of Alabama.

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