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Petal Paper in Petal, Mississippi

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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1961

Page

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Mississippi Governor Faces Critics Over South America Outreach

A Mississippi governor formed a 15 member commission to improve South American relations amid broader concerns over state funds used to support private councils. Four men filed suit in Federal Court challenging public funding of private groups under the 14th Amendment, while a letter from Rabbi Albert Goldman in Cincinnati highlighted a compassionate response to a New Orleans incident.

United States South America Mississippi United States of America Sovereignty Commission Citizens Council Richard Ellerbrake C. E. Shaffer Lonnie B. Daniel William Higgs Robert T. Smith Citizens Councils U.S Cincinnati Isaac M. Wise Temple Albert A. Goldman

Season of Fear in Ellers Bend

In the Ellers Bend tale Clay Hampton wrestles with drought and religious fervor to justify his drive to escape the land and its two aging women his mother and his aunt. He sees the drought as divine judgment and as his own role as a tool of God in a fanatical struggle.

Ellers Bend Clay Hampton Hamp Ellers

Echoes and Encores by Burl Ives on poets and space

Burl Ives recounts a friend bursting in with a tale of liars among love poets and moon writers. He imagines poets struggling to find inspiration as Russians publish a picture of the moon. A famed astronomer likens stellar movements to a cosmic harmony spanning a billion years.

Burl Ives Outer Space Space

Conscience and tolerance in the Southern religious scene

The Rev. W. W. Finlator, minister of Pullen Memorial Baptist Church in Raleigh, discusses the moral duties of Southern ministers facing race, labor, and religious hostilities. He argues for justice and unity, speaking as an individual conscience within the Baptist tradition.

W. W. Finlator Pullen Memorial Baptist Church Raleigh N. C South Southland Dixieland Southern Baptist Church

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New Orleans P. D Guy Owen Random House New York Rev. W. W. Finlator the Lonely Whistler Ralph McGill, JR
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