Exchange of letters on ministry and undertaker clash
A columnist frames a correspondence between John Sutphin a Methodist minister and Ellis Wright an undertaker as more than a simple dispute between preaching and funeral services. The speaker aligns with the preacher while noting personal stance.
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John Sutphin
Ellis Wright
Open letter test to Jackson Citizens Council on segregation
A Mississippi Citizens Council letter urges house to house surveys to resist NAACP pressure on school integration voting by Negroes and residential integration. The reply letter satirically questions integration terms and mocks local institutions while detailing stance and open meeting demand.
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Sutphin
NAACP
Jackson
Ross R. Barnett
Fairvein
Mississippi
Ellis W. Wright
Little Rock
Jackson Citizen's Council
Plazae Building
Jackson, Mississippi
Vhataerr
Rea Avy
Citizen’s Council
Citizen's Council
Marvin Collum
Jackson-Hinds Bank
W. P. McCullan
Deposit Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Tan Ae Ross R. Barnett
School of Nursing
Our Fair City
Watch On The POTOMAC 1958 recession price paradox explodes
Opinion piece argues high oil and gasoline prices keep inflationary pressure, blaming Big Oil for withholding bargains. It describes excess U.S. oil stocks, foreign imports, and price rigidity. It links price maintenance to layoffs and a downward economic spiral, ending with a prompt to continue on next page.
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Time Magazine
U. S
Texas
Venezuela
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Little
General Tire Co
Our Heads We Bow In Memoriam G Gissing Vines
A satirical obituary notes the death of G Gissing Vines in his sleep last month. It contrasts local reception of his Southern literary career with Faulkner like themes and details a controversial reaction from Degradation Mississippi residents including a knife and a flaming cross mystery.
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G. Gissing Vines
George Gissing Vines
Vines
George
Degradation
Mississippi
William Faulkner
Oxford
Mr. Faulkner
Detroit
U S Crime Advances in First Half of Year
Based on six month figures the United States is headed for a record year with 1 899 670 major crimes by June 30 or one per 11 people. The total is 84 percent above the same period last year and well over the five year average.
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United States
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Jackson Citizens’ Council
Mississippi Corporation
Plaza
Potomac
Robi. G. Spivack
Mason-Dixon Line
South
Mr. Vines
Brooklyn
Donald Malcolm
New Republic
U. S. Crime