Letter on Clyde Kennard and Mississippi integration policy
The writer recounts Clyde Kennard’s 1950s arrest at Mississippi Southern College and states that the case was handled by state law, not college action. He quotes a Kennard letter arguing against token integration and urges careful study of higher education racial policy, noting personal education concerns and the broader social debate.
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Clyde Kennard
Kennard
Mississippi Southern College
Hattiesburg
Forrest County
Justice of the Peace
MSC
Mr. Kennard
Mississippi
Prac
McGill A Public Voice in Troubled Times
Ralph McGill writes with steadiness and courage in 29 editorial columns. His work, including A Church A School, earned him a Pulitzer for leading in troubled times. The reviewer notes his unpretentious style and steadfast minority stance amidst regional strife.
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Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Salubrius
Ralph Emerson McGill
McGill
South
Atlanta
Clinton
Tenn
Goss
Letters to the editor on biographies and race in ads
Readers challenge a Brooks attribution, propose race-inclusive ads, condemn DAR book burning and censorship, and critique propaganda. They cite Johnson era debates, defend literature, and discuss logic fallacies and Mississippi tensions.
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P. D
T.V
Cicely de Neergaard
W. F
DAR
Mississippi
Oscar Wilde
McLeish
Kreyche
Missis
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