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This entry was posted in Blog, Photos and Documents on October 22, 2013 by '63 Boycott.

Here are some photos of the day published in the Defender:

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Here are a few photos published in the more conservative Tribune, which as you might guess took a dimmer view of the Boycott:

1022_Trib_finesthour

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