Mississippi Moderate's Plight By Robert G. Spivack
The Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee witness Gov. James P. Coleman faces a clash between Southern moderation and federal civil rights pressure. The Parker lynching case looms as a test of whether the South can handle race problems in its own way or needs federal action to bring justice.
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Poplarville
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John Rankin
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Theodore Bilbo
Pen
South
Andrew
Sam Erwin
North Carolina
Colemay
Congress
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Religious debate on God and nature in letters
Archibald V. McLees of Holy Rosary Rectory argues that belief in God is compatible with science and rejects pantheist claims. He asserts nature derives powers from God, cites the First Cause, and notes philosophy and science reveal harmony and order. The letter is written from Brooklyn, New York.
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