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Petal Paper in Petal, Mississippi

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Petal Paper

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Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1959

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Koinonia Farm News Faces Reprisals and Reconciliation

The report recounts ongoing tension and progress at Koinonia near Americus Georgia. Dr Clarence Jordan notes restored relations with outsiders and community aid from Minneapolis Plymouth Church youth and Temple Youth of Brookline Mass. Neighbors help elderly and needy families while lime deliveries provoke local clashes.

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Americus Clarence Jordan Koinania Koinonia Plymouth Congregational Church Minneapolis Temple Youth Temple Chabei Shalom Brookline Mass National Federation of Temple Youth John Gabor Lee Peery John Harold Austin Paul Goodman Mr. Austin Paul Lee
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Letter to Editor Attacks Injustices and Political Manipulation

A West Los Angeles letter argues against exploiting African Americans for political ends. The writer cites landlords charging higher rents, failure to repair homes, and ghetto restrictions, accusing Democrats of manipulation and praising Eisenhower era desegregation, while disavowing McCarthyism and denouncing the newspaper.

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West Los Angeles Calif Roosevelt Eisenhower Joe McCarthy
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Idealism Passe in Politics on the Potomac

In a column about political conduct Robt. G. Spivack notes how many leaders fear admitting idealistic aims. He recalls two hard boiled operatives who privately yearn for better government yet shun public ideals, illustrating the clash between dreamers and realists.

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Tammany Hel
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One Meaning Of Breath Of Eternal Life

An essay arguing humans possess rational soul and free will from God, distinguishing man from animals. It traces human progress, intermarriage, and racial mixing as natural and desirable, noting slave history and postwar changes while asserting divine breath in all humans.

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Rome North American Europe Africa
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P. D East Side Potomac By Robt. G. Spivack Raymond Baker GOD
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