Mississippi women pilot secret bridge between races
A group of socially prominent women funded their Mississippi trip to establish channels between Negro and white communities. The "Wednesdays in Mississippi" project sent eight teams to Jackson Meridian Hattiesburg Canton and Vicksburg to foster one to one discussions over homes breakfasts and teas, reporting mixed progress and fear among participants.
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Chiropractic offers path to better health in old ad copy
An old advertisement touts chiropractic as a solution when pills and surgeries fail. It cites a woman disabled by four car crashes who regained health after spinal nerve exams and adjustments, claiming wellness hinges on a normally functioning nervous system.
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Mississippi’s unsolved crimes haunt summer unrest
Mississippi tracks an infamous summer marked by murder arson and violence against civil rights workers. The FBI investigates the Philadelphia killings and Chaney Schwerner Goodman case as coroner and pathologist report conflicting findings amid multiple bombings and assaults.
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Negro Voters Group Plans Ballot Education Effort
Arkansas Democratic Voters Assn president McClinton denied a drive to sign up 100,000 Negro voters for the November election. He said the group will hold community workshops to acquaint voters with the ballot and take a stand on ballot questions.
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