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1.		Mayor Washington with Bishop Tutu and Rev. Jackson	Mayors; Celebrities; Press conferences; Bishops; Civil rights leaders; Clergy; Foreign visitors; International relations; Men;	Bishop Desmond Tutu addressed questions at a press conference during his visit to Chicago on January 24, 1986. Also shown are Rev. Jesse Jackson (left) and Mayor Harold Washington. Washington accompanied...

2.		Mayor Washington attends King High School's tribute to Martin Luther King	Mayors; Celebrities; Civil rights leaders; Birthdays; Celebrations; Holidays; Commemorations; Families; City council members; Public schools;	King High School hosted a tribute to Dr. King on January 15, 1987. The impressive list of guests included Mayor Harold Washington; Berneice King, youngest daughter of Dr. King; Civil Rights Activist Rev....

3.		Mayor Washington with Joseph Biden, Frank Demuzio, Jesse Jackson and Paul Simon	Mayors; Legislators; Civil rights leaders; Meetings; Political parties; Hotels; Men;	Mayor Harold Washington addressed more than 1400 Democrats at a Democratic Unity Dinner at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Chicago on May 11, 1987. The dinner was held to welcome Democrats from various states...

4.		Mayor Washington with George Dunne, Willie Brown and Jesse Jackson	Mayors; Municipal officials; Civil rights leaders; City & town halls; Offices; Men;	On November 13, 1987, George Dunne, Democratic Committeeman for the 42nd Ward; Willie Brown, Mayor of San Francisco; Mayor Harold Washington; and Rev. Jesse Jackson pose in the Mayor's office.

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