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Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

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Dinner for Two column on race and humor across America

A pasted Providence Visitor column titled Dinner for Two recounts a humorous domestic scene about a couple arguing over a Black patron in a restaurant and freedom of service in a free country. The piece juxtaposes kitchen work, a comical steak mishap, and claims about political ideologies amid civil rights debates.

Irving Jay Fain Providence R. I Providence Visitor

Boston Reactions to Operation Abolition Film Debate

The piece argues against the House Un American Activities Committee funded film Operation Abolition noting its distortions about the San Francisco riot and urging limits on congressional propaganda. It cites committee investigator William Wheeler admitting inaccuracies and stresses Congress should avoid self amplification.

House UN- American Activities Committee San Francisco William Wheeler Wheeler Student Mr. Wheeler Un-American Activities Committee House Congress Executive Branch

New York Times on Operation Abolition Critique

The film Operation Abolition, official HUAC production, misleads by portraying protesters as communist planners. It mostly shows disturbances. demonstrators were largely peaceful students opposing institutional conduct. The piece accuses the committee of unfair editing and calls for abolition of HUAC.

Of Interest To Us An Exchange Of Letters

A fragmentary exchange between S R Booth Jr of Raleigh North Carolina and Raphael Gould director of the American Library Service in New York critiques the Second Reconstruction being imposed in the South. The readable portion notes opposition and a dismissive stance toward external policy changes.

S. R. Booth, Jr Raleigh N. C Raphael Gould American Library Service New York S. R. Booth, Sr N.C West 48Th St New York City N. Y

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