Chickens and politics mix in Forest festival talk
A Mississippi event featured a congressman's long speech on broad topics rather than poultry, including civil rights, Russia, Little Rock, and the Constitution. The speaker planned a future talk contrasting democracy and sins with chicken farming, while noting concerns about cerebral palsy funding and race-based clinics amid a Dufont Nemours Foundation sponsored workshop for handicapped children next year.
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Warren
Supreme Court
Russia
Little Rock
Arkansas
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Mississippi
Dufont Nemours Foundation
Delaware
Equal facilities and taxes in foundations donations
A reader questions how tax money and donations from foundations, which claim to aid humanity and do not discriminate, should handle equal facilities for all people. The message urges humane treatment for all, regardless of race or flavor, and ends with a call to action for broad inclusion.
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Delaware
Lutheran Scholar Dr Nau Earned History PhD in 1954
Book review traces the career of Dr Nau from graduation in 1925 through ministry in North Carolina and New York. He earned an MA in history at Pulane in 1948 and a PhD in History from the University of South Carolina in 1954. He is a professor and department chair at Mississippi Southern College in Hattiesburg.
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North Carolina
Buffalo
N. Y
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Johanna Leohora Hasenkampf
New Orleans
Redeemer Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Pulane
Columbia
S. C
Graduate School
The
University of South Carolina
Dr. Nau
Mississippi Southern College
Hattiesburg
Cars Placed in Fi Roads Exceed Past 30 Years
In 1957 more cars were placed on Fi roads than in any year of the prior three decades except 1948, marking a peak for mid century automotive use.
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