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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1959

Page

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What is there to say about Mack Parker lynching

The writer grapples with the Parker murder, admitting shock and lack of words. He condemns kidnapping and killing, notes Mississippi residents' horror, and urges bringing perpetrators to justice without color prejudice, stressing the right to a fair trial.

Mack Parker Mar'tan

Interview on KTTV Draws About 600 Letters

On Monday April 27 Paul Coates interviewed the author on KTTV Los Angeles. About 600 letters have arrived in response with many readers offering help financial or moral. Many letters expressed gratitude and willingness to assist the move, including a doctor promising to help if relocation from Mississippi is needed.

Paul Coates KTTV Los Angeles Mississippi

Letters about Citizens Council shows stir Yakima letters

A Yakima Washington reader discusses Citizens Council broadcasts and local radio responses. The letter reflects racial and ethnic diversity in the valley and critiques northern airing of the shows while urging stations to balance coverage with counterpoints from local Urban League members and supporters.

Citizens Council Citizens’ Council G. T. Gillespie Herbert Ravenel Sess Trule Aygu WTIG Massillon B. Newcomer Yekime Washington Citizens’ Council Forum Tly Simmons John Bell Williams Mississippi Urban League msuAgis Rome Abc

Southerners Debate Desegregation With Opposing Viewpoints

The Post-Gazette published a letter from Carleton Putnam criticizing school desegregation, while James Webride Dobbs and James McBride Dale offered counterpoints. The exchange questions constitutional timing, equality under the law, and racial assumptions in education and Southern society.

Post- Gazette Eisenhower Supreme Court Carleton Putnam New England New York City Princeton Columbia Putnam James McBride Dale South South Carolina Duate University of South Carolina Clark University Dobbs Mr. Putnam Mr. Dobbs

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