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James and Marjorie Cherry, 1969

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Cherry, James
Cherry, Marjorie
Yellin, David G.
Yellin, Carol Lynn
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Newspapers, Religion, Interviews, Civil rights, Race relations, Memphis (Tenn.)
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19690208_James_Marjorie_Cherry-SS172-SS174
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This is an interview with James and Marjorie Cherry. James as avertising director of both Memphis newspapers, president of Advertising Club; Majorie as former president of League of Women of Voters and involved in Unitarian church activities and in liberal, bi-racial groups. In this interview the group discusses how the perception of Memphis from the outside compares to the reality of the climate of Memphis.