Open Letter to the President on Civil Rights and Moderation
A Southern group voices strong criticism of federal intervention in Alabama in the wake of desegregation conflicts. They urge adherence to states rights while condemning mob rule and urging measured leadership from the administration to avoid widening regional tensions. They reference the 1954 school decision, Rev Reed and Mrs Liuzzo, and warn against using troops outside the law. The letter stresses two sides to every issue and calls for moderation.
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South
Reed
Liuzzo
Allace
Alabama
United Government
Jrustee
Editorial argues for gas tolerance in Vietnam policy
A column defends the use of tear gas in Vietnam, urging acceptance of gas warfare as a political option. It cites European protests and anti gas sentiment, noting allies’ objections and historical fears, and calls for open public discussion despite department resistance.
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Viet Nam
United States
Europe
le Monde
Times of London
House of Commons
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
William R. Creasy
House Space Committee
Defense and State Departments
High Point Enterprise Advertising Rates and Contact
The High Point Enterprise lists daily and Sunday delivery rates and contact details for subscription and advertising inquiries. The notice identifies rates, publication scope, and local representatives for order placements.
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High Point Enterprise
E High Inc
Point North High Point, N
Papeeteross
Washington Scene Protest Has Value And Limits
An editorial argues that while protest energizes Americans, real progress requires sustained action beyond marches. It urges protesters to target systemic issues such as education for disadvantaged children and support for the disabled and delinquent, warning against turning protests into perpetual conflicts.
Letter Calls For Fair Randolph County School Board Elections
A reader urges Senator Vont Gilmore to push a Baldwin County style law for Randolph County school board elections. The writer argues for staggered terms and leadership to end factional influence and improve local schools.
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Vont Gilmore
Randolph County
Letter from Birmingham native on faith and integration
A Birmingham-born correspondent living in Detroit shares a Birmingham News clipping urging unity and Christian love across races. She recalls Parker High School talk, notes Detroit better opportunities yet seeks less segregation, and urges white and Negro cooperation for better jobs and faith.
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Birmingham
Birmingham News
Parker High School
Parker
California
Chicago
Detroit
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Ak Se Gans
High Point Enterprises
Enterprise
Ralph L. Bulla
Liberty Rd
Senator Gilmore
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Moscow
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