ACLU defended against subversion claims by professor
A Mississippi professor rejects accusations of subversion and states the ACLU stands for constitutional rights. He says he will not quit the ACLU, will teach constitutional law impartially, and criticizes intimidation. He warns against un-American attitudes and notes ongoing Brain Department meetings in Mississippi.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Gen
MacArthur
ACLU
House un-American Committee
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Brain Department
Mississippi
Sen. Ellender
Letters: public discourse and political critique in print
A reader in Bayonne, New Jersey rebukes The Petal Paper and Mr. Robi G Spivack, denouncing political and media discourse. The letter references Sen. Ellender and Eisenhower era policy, calls for tariffs on shrimp, and criticizes publication content and figures including Khrushchev Stevenson and Wechsler.
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Robi. G. Spivack
Theodore Roosevelt
John Foster Dulles
West
Eisenhower
Portugal
Khrushchev
Stevenson
Kennedy
Redniks
Europe
Asia
Wechsler
Greenwich Village
New York Tor
Book Review on Symbolic Grief and Gender Roles
The critique discusses a novel with clans on opposing sides of a grave where two figures die. It examines themes of white supremacy and a deranged malevolent figure, noting the book’s female characters receive recognition while men are often cast as supporting leads.
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Jason
Christalinda
Five Bucks Sentiment Sparks Mock Political Note
A reader signs a short note condemning Democrats and mocks their mental processes. The writer emphasizes the price of the opinion as five dollars and insists the message conveys strong contempt for the Democratic side.
Intuition and fate in a tale of women and race
The prose examines a tall gray suited woman at a grave and contrasts female intuition with male folly. It analyzes a story featuring a troubled lover, a murder, lynching, and a Pale Lady guarded by Charity. The tone surveys race, education, and despair with a hopeful undertone.
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Hartaam
Ruby
Charity
Mammy
Columbia’s Population and Exports Highlight Coffee Trade
Columbia reports a population of 12 million with coffee as its chief export. Turkish students begin studying a foreign language at age 12, signaling early language education policy.
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Columbia
Turkey
Professors resign amid crisis at divinity school protest
Prof Protestwill and 13 students withdraw as Dean Nelson resigns declaring the divinity school gravely imperiled. Assistant Dean James D. Sellers and others including James D. Glasse and Leander Keck join the resignations. In Nashville lunch counters are being integrated peacefully as demonstrations through Christian witness unfold. Vanderbilt is described as failing.
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Dean Nelson
Divinity School
James D. Sellers
James D. Glasse
Lon H. Kaufman
Bard Thompso
Langdon. Gilkey
Leander Keck
Ronald BE
Sleoth
Arthur L. Foster
Nashville
Mr. Lawson
Christian Witness
Vanderbilt
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Ohio
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Nat Hentoff
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America
Waltham
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Western Union
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Washington,, D.C
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