The South and Race Talks amid TV Controversy
A writer reflects on letters about race, censorship, and public opinion in the South. He notes hostile and supportive responses to black performers and King, discusses constitutional rights and the role of Communism rumors, and argues for universal free speech and measured reform across regions. The piece ends with a hopeful call for justice with diminished friction.
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South
Dave Garthoway
Sullivan
Alten
Garroway
Wilson
Atlanta
Tion
George M. Cohan
North
Steve
NAACP
Martin ‘Luther King
Folsom
Dulles
United States
Comegvendents
Alabama
Atlanta Journal
Ini Hal
Amon
Uals
Village Voice
Universal Brotherhood
ED Randall
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Guido Pantaleoni
U.S. Committee For Unicef
P. D
Philadelphia
Aoany
Randell
Orkees
Eowix Randall
Friendly World Broadcasting
Providence Road
Wallingford
Friends OF
Mary Euacott
Arnold—Francis and
Evrix Bacon
Passuons Elkinton
Geosee Fisx
Epita New
Charles and
Anna Supias
Ja—Eorra
Figures Make Sense Boise Idaho Speed Formula
Idaho State Police superintendent A E Perkins presents a speed perception rule: take half the speedometer reading and add the reading to obtain the feet traveled in one second. At 60 mph the car covers 90 feet per second. at 32 mph it covers 48 feet. Perkins warns drivers often misjudge stopping distance and have accidents before realizing they cannot stop on a dime.
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Boise
Idaho
A. E. Perksins
Idaho State Police
Perkins
Petal Paper ad and address notice from 1870 Mississippi issue
The Petal Paper printed in Petal Mississippi on March 8 1870 lists a return form address for subscribers seeking forms and notes Pascagoula and Hattiesburg as related locations. The fragment cites editor and publisher details.
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Lina Eexcenal
Misa St Petal
Mississippi
Ety
Pascagoula
PETAL
Hattiesburg
MIBS
Publi Ene
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Antioch Bookplate CO
Yellow Springs
Ohio