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Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1962

Page

2

Readers discuss race, segregation and national politics

A reader defends Mississippi stance on segregation and accuses northern critics of inflaming race tensions. The letter references Senator Eastland, Senator Ellender, Representative Williams and Congressman Thompson, arguing integration issues will worsen in Washington and northern cities. The writer praises Mississippi politicians as saviors of the nation.

United States Mississippi Washington, D.C St. Louis Chicago South Cck.bimec James Eastland Allen Ellender John B. Williams T. A. Thompson Paul Douglas John Williams

Southern Change and Court Orders Shape the Postwar South

The piece traces the South from 1877 isolation through World War II integration pressures to the 1954 Brown v. Board ruling and the 1955 school desegregation plan. It notes Virginia figures and Southern reactions including Massive Resistance and local adjustments in Atlanta, Dallas, and beyond.

South Republic National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Virginia Muse Dowell Howard Harry Byrd Washington Byrd Richmond Benjamin Muse Colonel Muse

Harry Golden’s sharp eye on rights and quirks in America

A book review lauds Harry Golden for candid humor and blunt observations. It highlights his “vertical integration” satire on civil rights and daily life, noting his defense of individual rights from an immigrant’s viewpoint and his call for all Americans to exercise their entitlements.

Mr. Golden Harry Golden America Robert C. Bergenheim

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