File:C. B. Claiborne (Duke Chronicle 1967-12-13).jpg
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English: Scanned from the December 13, 1967 issue of the Duke Chronicle, the student newspaper of Duke University |
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| Source | https://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/dukechronicle_dchnp09038/ | |||
| Author | Duke Chronicle | |||
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