Message from Mississippi Leaders and Sovereignty Commission
A reader recalls a glossy four page tract from the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission. The pamphlet features a personal note from Governor Ross Barnett inviting interest in a Message from Mississippi.
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Speakers Bureau
State Sovereignty Commission
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Review of a Book on Communism and American Churches
A 1960 study by the Fund for the Republic concludes that the Communist Party did not mount a large church infiltration campaign, that only a small number of clergy joined the Party, that front groups were the main tactic, and that Communist influence in U S churches was near zero in 1960. The work critiques right wing smear, Un American Activities Committee testimony, and Air Force indictments, covering Methodists Episcopalians Unitarians Orthodox and Armenian denominations.
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U.S.A
The
Fund For the Republic
Communist Party In
America
Communist Party
Un-American Activities Committee
Air Force
National Council of Churches
Hippocrates oath challenged by 20th century moral collapse
Mary Einsel discusses how 20th century doctors betrayed the Hippocratic oath during World War II. She recounts Nazi medical experiments at Ravensbrueck, the shift to the oath’s modern clause protecting human life, and survivors who hid to reveal the truth, urging public awareness.
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Hippocrates
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Christ
Ravensbrueck Lapins
You and I
Halleck Warns of Conservatism Rise in U.S. Politics
Congressman Charles Halleck reports a rising tide of conservatism across the nation and notes that many Kennedy associates share this view. He criticizes the Kennedy Administration for political realism and a lack of bold policy in 1961 besides mixed Peace Corps results.
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Charles Halleck
House Republicans
Peace Corps
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Ralph Lord Roy
Harcourt, Brace
Mary Einsel
Germany
Ravensbrueck
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