Anne Frank Poem Sent Across Ocean to Otto Frank
James E Deutsch of Hattiesburg sent a December 10 1959 poem to Otto Frank Anne Franks father now in Switzerland. The letter accompanies the text Anne Franks Testament praising resilience amid persecution and urging memory of victims and future peace.
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James E. Deutsch
Hattiesburg
Jim
Anne Frank
Otto Frank
Switzerland
Mr. Deutsch
Anne
Ser Sanekises
Activa Water
Letter to Petal Paper Editor from Minneapolis Reader
A Minnesota reader writes to praise the Petal Paper for its advocacy of equal rights and critique of Southern racism. He supports editorials, offers five dollars for next year's subscription, and hopes more Mississippians read the paper despite disagreements over methods.
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P. D
South
Tage
Mississippi
Desperate People reviewed by Farley Mowat analysis
A book review lauds Farley Mowat’s The Desperate People as a powerful, lucid account of a grim modern history sidelight. The critique stresses the work’s honest reporting, emotional impact, and prophetic indictment of culture ethics and religion, noting it remains not a tear jerker but a clear documentation.
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Farley Mowat
Little, Brown
Minister Reports Biloxi Riots and Beach Demonstration
A minister recounts rioting on Biloxi beaches Sunday with white youths attacking peaceful black swimmers. He notes no white arrests, several black fines, FBI and state patrol involvement, and calls for an integrated council to address tensions. Meetings among white and black ministers proceed to seek cooperation and safety.
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Eden Seminary
Koinonia Farm
Americus
Georgia
U.S. 49
Biloxi
Gilbert Mason
Altho
Mason
FBI
First Baptist Church
Back Bay Mission
Gov. Collins
Florida
U.S
World Report
Rudy Raber
Council the Christian Social Action of the United Church of Christ
Cleveland
Ohio
Remor Clinic
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