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[Image from LOOK - Job 62-1028 titled Martin Luther King]

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1962 Oct. 1 (Date Added To Look'S Library)
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Keywords

  1. Film Negatives
  2. Jr.
  3. King, Martin Luther
  4. Porches
  5. United States

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