Parting Ways Over Editor's Desk In Mississippi Row
A Southern writer laments a rift with Easton King over controversial items in his Pascagoula Chronicle Star column. He cites banned children's books and racist reactions, linking them to guilt in Mississippi after the Mack Parker murder and remarks about a NAACP involvement.
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Easton King
Chronicle Star of
Pascagoula
Miss
King
Alabama
Florida
Mack Parker
Poplarville
Iil
Perker
Mure
Page
Debate on moral teaching in media and child minds
The letter criticizes moral teaching in TV and films and argues adults lack mind-creative training. It questions whether standard schooling hinders children from thinking independently and urges teaching that engages the child’s inner life and receptivity to ideas. The writer uses comparisons to telegraphy and telepathy to stress receiving the right signals.
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Mary Einsel
Special Summer Uniform Offer From Klukkers
A dubious notice markets Cotton Eyelet Embroidery outfits for summer wear in Mississippi, urging Klukkers in good standing to pay dues and order through a defunct sounding address. It hints at election year tension and a possible night ride context.
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Mississippi
South
Klukkers
Big Brother
Degradation
Two Views Mississippi and Coleman Time Bomb Looms
Mississippi politics confront a looming crisis as the FBI declines to pursue federal charges in the Charles Mack Parker lynching case. Gov. James Plemon Coleman faces an evolving power struggle with the Old Guard, a constitutional convention push, and reactions to civil rights events that threaten his reform agenda.
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Mississippi
F.B.I
Charles Mack Parker
James Plemon Coleman
Poplarville
Coleman
Old Guard
Industral
South
White Citizens Council
W.C.C
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Brooks Hays
Hays
Walter Sillers
Delta
Min
House
Sillers
Bes
Danine
Colsntan
Abe Parker
Time
Aid Coleman
FBI
Roy Willins
NAACP
Jackson
Gov. Coleman
Law and Order
J. P
N.A
Colesman
Carroll Gartin
Gartin
Courthouse
Younget
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Easton
East Side
Fairhope
Als
Jay Milner
New York Herald-Tribune
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