Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Migrant Worker talks about welfare problems and the difficulty she has keeping her children in school on "Migrant-NBC White Paper," which Martin Carr has produced. The woman, Mrs. Leota Bowers, was interviewed in Florida, where NBC crews ran into much local resistance to filming the documentary.
Migrant Worker talks about welfare problems and the difficulty she has keeping her children in school on "Migrant-NBC White Paper," which Martin Carr has produced. The woman, Mrs. Leota Bowers, was interviewed in Florida, where NBC crews ran into much local resistance to filming the documentary.
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Migrant Worker talks about welfare problems and the difficulty she has keeping her children in school on "Migrant-NBC White Paper," which Martin Carr has produced. The woman, Mrs. Leota Bowers, was interviewed in Florida, where NBC crews ran into much local resistance to filming the documentary.

[ca. July 1970]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Misc: U.S.

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