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Cambridge’s Face Changed By Housing Developments
Cambridge, Maryland, once the nation’s racial flashpoint in 1963, reports progress in rebuilding its economy and social climate. Unemployment fell from over 20 percent to about 9 percent as 150 housing units open, industry grows, and urban renewal advances. Leaders credit economic revival for easing racial tensions, while acknowledging work remains in jobs, education, and public accommodations.
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National Guard
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Dorchester County
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Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Charles Cornish
Volunteer Fire Company
Mace's Lane High
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Cambridge- Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce
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Dorchester Industrial Development Corp
Gloria Richardson
Maryland National Guard
Herman Stevens
Cambridge Daily Banner
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Bernard M. Baruch School of Business and and Public Administration
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