Watch on the Potomac a time for timidity
A column analyzes Kennedy's high popularity and questions whether it rests on blurred issues, public calm, or a lack of domestic controversy. It critiques Kennedy’s cautious stance on school aid, civil rights, and leadership fights, noting White House aloofness and perceived political strategy amid shifting public mood.
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Gallup
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Americans For Democrate Action
Martin Luther King
Capitol
Mississippi Citizen Appeals to Senator Douglas Over Fines
A Mississippi resident writes Honorable Paul H. Douglas requesting federal aid to pay fines imposed on the state governor and lieutenant governor by a New Orleans federal court. The letter alleges federal force damaged university grounds and mocks “white grass” protests, urging Senate action and noting personal status.
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Bolling
White House
Chester Bowles
McGeorge Bundy
Rusk
Senate
House
United States Senate
Mississippi
New Orleans
Douglas
University of Mississippi
Kennedys
Supreme Court
NAACP
Southland
United States
Ole Miss
Two Letters To Ralph McGill Continued From Page One
Roy Wesley Wolfe of Moselle Mississippi writes denouncing Governor Vandiver and the Kennedy administration, proclaims segregation, praises Mississippi sovereignty, claims churches are under attack, and predicts a Holy Ghost revival as the nation faces alleged communist influence and a hostile court.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Ernest Vandiver
Kennedys
Dean Rusk
Harvard Boys
Georgia
Vandiver
Barnett
Jack
Bobby
Little Bobby
Dixie
Albany
Daddy Joe
Mississippi
Union
United States
Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
Supreme Court
Early Administration Acknowledges Accomplishments Beyond Charm
The assessment credits progress in the early days of the administration as shaping the public record, emphasizing policy gains alongside President's personal appeal. The framing suggests a broader evaluation of leadership beyond charisma.
Petal Paper publication details and mailing notice
The Petal Paper printed biweekly by The Southern Farmer Inc in Montgomery Alabama and published by East Publications Co in Hattiesburg Mississippi. It is entered as second class matter in Petal Mississippi and Montgomery with return forms and mailing instructions for subscribers.
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PETAL
THE
Southern Farmer, Inc
Montgomery
Ala
East Publications Co
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mississippi
Arz
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Potomac
House of Representatives
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Sam Rayburn
House Rules Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
East Side
Paul H. Douglas
Washington, D. C
Hattiesburg, Miss
Fellowship OF Reconciliation
Mysck
New York
Ralph McGill
Castro
Cuba
Mr. McGill
Clarion Ledger
Greenville
Tupelo
Yours
Roy Wesley Wolfe
P. O. Box
Moselle, Mississippi
Cape Cod
Red Chase Lumber, Inc
Exeter
West Dennis, Mass
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