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Crusade continues: Coretta Scott King told a Metro audience yesterday that creation of a just world will require more sharing of wealth to help stem poverty
Crusade continues: Coretta Scott King told a Metro audience yesterday that creation of a just world will require more sharing of wealth to help stem poverty

Crusade continues: Coretta Scott King told a Metro audience yesterday that creation of a just world will require more sharing of wealth to help stem poverty

Date10/31/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Crusade continues: Coretta Scott King told a Metro audience yesterday that creation of a just world will require more sharing of wealth to help stem poverty.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059952F
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