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Announcing the Organization of North Shore Residents Assn.

Newspaper Advertisement

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Park Official Criticizes Floral Park Developers

"We Just Can't Afford to Be Democratic"

Deerfield Human Rights Group Forms 'To Sell' Idea of Integration

Beliefs and Purposes

Community Change: Law, Politics, and Social Attitudes

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Status and Social Change

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Easing Community Tensions

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Rewarding Integration

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