A Sad Tale of a Wake Forest Speaking Visit
A writer recounts a trip to Winston-Salem for a Wake Forest College Law School talk. The account includes greetings by Prof. G M Bryan, the bull session with students, and a five column Winston-Salem Journal report by Lloyd Preslar with remarks on race and politics in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Jerry
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Jackson
Atlanta
G. McLeod Bryan
Wake Forest
Mac
Law School
Miltowns
Mac Bryan
Law Building
Winston-Salem Journal
Lloyd Preslar
Mississippi
Aus
East
Arecat
Watch On The POTOMAC The Wise Guys And Paul Butler
The column discusses Paul Butler's controversial remark about pro segregation figures leaving the Democratic Party. It weighs Truman's mixed reactions and argues Butler's statement highlights Dixie demagogues led by Byrd Faubus and Eastland. It questions Democratic leadership silence and politics ahead of Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
Butler
Harry S. Truman
Arkavisas Gav. Faubus
Truman
Virginia
Sen
Byrd
Mississippi
Eastland
Dixie
Harry Byrd
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Adlai Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Eastlands
Supreme Court
Bugler
Democratic Font Committee
Two Mississippi men and the case for conformity
A university speaker recalls two Mississippians Sam Snopes Standardbrand and another, both products of their environment. The tale contrasts Sam’s conformist path from school through church and work with the dangers of unthinking uniformity and the pressure to fit predefined roles.
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Persen
Simpe-T
Tye
Sam Snopes Standardbrand
Sam Snopes
Standardbrand
Jesus
Stars-Roebuck
Nena
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