23 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
1
A parent recalls explaining bigotry to his seven year old daughter during the civil rights era. The child questions racial separation after seeing confrontations on TV and reflects on equality learned from family. The piece considers how to answer children honestly without worsening prejudice.
Dr James Dombrowski notes that full testimony was inserted in the Congressional Record by Congresswoman Edith Green on February 8th. NK taped recording and a long playing record are available from Mr Isaac E Street Jr in Washington DC. The tape costs $15. The record price not specified.
A Los Angeles Times letter from April 20 under Worthwhile Identification discusses the term Negro in signatures as “Negro Doctor.” The writer notes prior use of the term and acknowledges Nathan McAdoo’s April 13 letter objecting to it.
A Falmouth reader rebukes Aubrey Williams for his views on freedom of the press and defamation. The writer defends NYTimes reporting, cites court liability for false statements, and condemns slander while noting balance in press rights. The letter ends noting continuation on Page 2.
Secretary of State Herter warns that without rapid change the US and USSR face general nuclear war. The piece cites the need for law over force, a world court, and a world police to end international anarchy and reduce armaments while addressing inflation and living standards.
A poetic reflection on aging, with a speaker addressing a brother who feels disillusioned by youth and the relentless grind of life. The piece captures fatigue, resignation, and a bittersweet acknowledgment of middle age.
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