Fayette, Mississippi: July 7, 1969 Civil rights leader Charles Evers is sworn in as mayor of Fayette, Mississippi by Justice of Peace Willie Thompson. Mrs. Evers holds the Bible for her husband. Charles is the brother of slain rights activist Medgar Evers.

Fayette, Mississippi: July 7, 1969 Civil rights leader Charles Evers is sworn in as mayor of Fayette, Mississippi by Justice of Peace Willie Thompson. Mrs. Evers holds the Bible for her husband. Charles is the brother of slain rights activist Medgar Evers.
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Image Number: 1035-12632Rights ManagedCredit Line:Underwood Photo Archives/SuperStockCollection:Underwood Photo ArchivesModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4800×3117
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