Easton called integrationist by Eastside Journal sparks political clash
A Mississippi scene centers on Editor Easton of the Pascagoula Chronicle Star facing a formal resolution condemning him as an integrationist. Lawmakers clash over criticism while editor and others respond with biting, pointed commentary about constitutional rights and political tensions.
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Easton
Lafayette County
Ben Jack Hilbun
Sisson
Pascagoula
Nazi Germany
Soviet Russia
United States
Chronicle Star
Picket, Mother, Socrates and Jesus on a solemn calendar
A calendar fragment sent by Eivie Kaplan ties together images of a picket on duty, a starving mother’s plight, Socrates drinking hemlock, and Jesus on the road. It frames a concept of consecration as a straight hard path followed by nameless millions.
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Socrates
Jesus
Tve
Eivie Kaplan
Freedom and judgment collide in Methodist letter
A letter argues that freedom equates to divine judgment, now wielded by the state against Wesley Foundation members, students, locals, and farmers. It cites bishops, legislators, the 101st Airborne, and civil rights groups, urging Methodists to endure and respond with crucifixion, labeling others as misfits.
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Wesley Foundation
Council of Bishops
Mississippi Legislature
101St Airborne Division
Daughters of the Confederacy
White Citizens’ Council
NAACP
Russia
Sickle Cell Vaccine Fails to Reach Safe Testing Claim
An informal report questions a claimed vaccine that supposedly makes White Mississippians immune to Sickle Cells and leaves a visible W on the forehead. Tests reportedly show a dark N in some cases, prompting fear among observers.
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Doc Hulsey
Billie East
Okey
Bud
Billie
DR. Popenoe
Drew
Drew Pearson
Broad
Eastside
Easton King
Gulf of Mexico
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