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George E. Barbour, pioneering journalist who covered Selma March, dies at 96 | New Pittsburgh Courier

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A YOUNG GEORGE BARBOUR, AS CITY EDITOR OF THE COURIER IN THE ‘50s and ‘60s. Former Courier City Editor; first Black KDKA Radio reporter “There’s one of them. He’s alone. Let’s get him.” At that exact moment in time, March of 1965, just a few months shy of his 39th birthday, George Barbour was, in … Continued

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