Letter by Aubrey Williams to Senator Dodd on rights and infiltration
Aubrey Williams of Montgomery writes to Senator Thomas Dodd arguing for constitutional rights and opposition to investigating ideas and speech. The exchange discusses communist infiltration, the limits of Congressional power, and dangers of suppressing beliefs, citing Founders and constitutional guarantees.
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Aubrey Williams
Montgomery
Alabama
Thomas Dodd
Linus Pauling
United States
Montgomery 1
Congress
Pauling
A Broadmanian Portrait of Dr. Sachar and His World
A book review portrays Dr. Sachar, Bran deis University president, as a plural man who blends history with economics, society, and environment. The piece uses playful metafiction to depict his life, Hillel leadership, and wide-ranging interests beyond Judaism, inviting readers to imagine his expansive, multifaceted approach.
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Sachar
Brandeis University
Who's Who In
America
Hillel Foundation
Jehovah
Mississippi Folklore Jokes About Freedom Riders Stir Debate
In Mississippi a wave of folklore jokes links Ross Barnett to Fidel Castro and the embargo on federal authority. Officials including Colonel Birdsong publicly accuse the Riders and CORE of communist links while editors weigh the effectiveness and ethics of the scare campaign.
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Greenville
Miss
Ross Bahnett
Kendy
Freedom Riders
Castro
Barnett
Mihsipi
CORE
Cuba
CIA
Earl Long
Louisiana
Leander
Leandah
T. B. Birdsong
Public Service
State Highway Patrol
Mihsipi Bureau of Investigation
Birdsong
Jackson
Gov. Barnett
MBI
Missipi
Col. Birdsong
Hodding Carter
Delta Democrat-Times
Clarion-Ledger
University of Missipia
Ole Miss
Henry Winston
Jackson Daily News
Havana
Kennedy
The
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Senate
Washington, D. C
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Abram Leon Sachar
Knopf
New York
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Ronnie Dugger
South