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CESAR CHAVEZ SPEAKING TO AN EVENING RALLY DURING THE MARCH TO SACRAMENTO. HE OFTEN TEARED UP WHEN HE SPOKE TO GROUPS OF FARMWORKERS.Jul 26, 2008
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NFWA STRIKER, EPIPHANIO COMACHO, WAS A SEASONED PICKET LINE VETERAN AND USED THE BULLHORN WITH GREAT AUTHORITY.Jul 26, 2008
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THE STRIKEBREAKERS ARE WORKING CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE COUNTY ROAD TO HEAR THE MAGNIFIED HUELGA MESSAGEJul 26, 2008
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FOR SOME FARMWORKERS, USING THE BULLHORN ON THE PICKET LINE WAS THE FIRST TIME IN THEIR LIVES THEY HAD SPOKEN IN PUBLIC.Jul 26, 2008
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NFWA STRIKERS, MR & MRS FELIX ZAPATA IN THE CENTER OF THE PICKET LINE.Jul 26, 2008
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THE WINTER PRUNING SEASON OF 1966, PICKETING THE GRAPE VINEYARDS.Jul 26, 2008
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NFWA STRIKER GIL RUBIO TAKES HIS TURN USING THE BULLHORN AGAINST THE STRIKEBREAKERS.Jul 26, 2008
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THOSE 1960 CHEVYS WERE WELL BUILT, NOT ONE, BUT FOUR STRIKERS STAND ON THE ROOF TO PICKET.Jul 26, 2008
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EVERYONE IN THE NFWA STRIKE REFERRED TO STRIKER WILLIAM KING AS "MR. KING" - QUIET, SOFT-SPOKEN, PATIENT AND INDEFATIGABLE PICKETER. HE WAS ONE OF THE VERY FEW DELANO STRIKERS WHO MARCHED THE ENTIRE 300 MILE ROUTE OF THE MARCH TO SACRAMENTO. Jul 26, 2008
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