Unity vs unity in black constituencies across races
A New York Times Service survey finds black political contests still plagued by intra group attacks and personal charges as more blacks run for Congress. Newark shows deep disunity. Los Angeles offers unity in a key race. Atlanta features Andrew Young challenging two incumbents. Wingate accuses Rangel of Harlem bosses and black colonialism.
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Imamu Baraka
Newark
Los Angeles
Elsie L. Scott
Federal City College
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Hart
Leroi Jones
Rodino
Billy G. Mills
Yvonne W. Braithweaite
Young
Henry C. Dotson
Wyche Fowler
Dotson
Lester Maddox
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