Mississippi Expatriation and Racial Tensions Highlight State Outlook
A Mississippi columnist laments 65 percent of state graduates leaving yearly for five to six years. He attacks legislature, industry lag, and regional spendthrift, accusing leaders of bigoted rhetoric and urging accountability. He derides Citizens Councils and the Clan in harsh terms.
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Mississippi
Magnolia
Louisiana
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Dixie
Timbuctoo
Mississippi Red Neck
Brady
Front Wall Commandments Senate Moral Tone Letter
Huntington reader urges posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms to bolster moral fibre. He cites FBI report findings on youth crime, praises religious teachers, and argues founders trusted divine Providence in shaping the United States. Continues on Page 2.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States of America
Free
An Excellent Question Do You Believe In Equality
Opinion piece questions the meaning of equality, contrasting theoretical sameness with practical fairness. It argues that strict equality risks rewarding laziness, stifling merit, and harming productivity, using examples from politics and society to warn against leveling all outcomes.
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Goldfine
Hoffa
Jukebox Boys
Bernard Schwartz
House
Detroit
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