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Wayne King

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A voice from the crowd

Cox, Peregrine · 1963 · Thomson Newspapers

Profile of Wayne King, editor of the Daily Tar Heel at the University of North Carolina, written by Peregrine Cox and detached from the Sunday Times colour magazine of March 24, 1963. Topics include school integration and segregation in higher education in North Carolina, so the British article connects a student editor at Chapel Hill to the state's desegregation debates.

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