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03 Oct 1957
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Petal Paper in Petal, Mississippi
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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
1
Arkansas Governor Faubus Slammed by Louisville Bard
Louisville writer Mike Barry mocks Arkansas Governor Faubus with a sharp quip about his mind, captioning the situation in Little Rock. The breezy political barb signals growing national attention and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor Faubus
Louisville
Mike Barry
Arkansas
Birmingham Clergy Group Forms Conscience Fund
The Birmingham Brotherhood of Clergy begins a Conscience Fund to aid Judge Aron, a 34 year old Black man castrated by six noblemen. Contributions can be sent to Brotherhood of Clergy Box 2284 Birmingham Ala. The group includes all faiths white and colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Birmingham Brotherhood of Clergy
Judge Aron
Brotherhood of Clergy
Birmingham
Ala
South Reflections on Historic Incidents and Humanity
A terse reflection contrasts two cited incidents in Little Rock and Birmingham, musing on sanity versus humanity and pondering which will prevail, framed as a contemplative, personal query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Little Rock
Birmingham
Father Reacts To Dixie Anthem Protest At Mississippi Football Game
A Mississippi writer recalls a football game memory where Dixie replaced the Star Spangled Banner to protest, contrasting with his daughter Karen’s silent attention. He jokes about snake bite medicine breaking and applauds the Forest decision, while threatening to strike his child if she stands for Yankee music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen
Forest
Mississippi
Mississippi Southern College
Hattiesburg
Best TV Comedy Panel Led by WLBT in Jackson
This year’s top television comedy program aired in Jackson on WLBT featuring a panel with Eastland Coleman and Williams. The star showpiece titled Our Gem drew attention as a notable broadcast despite a faltering moment attributed to Faubus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLBT
Jackson
Eastland
Coleman
Williams
Byrd campaign targets NAACP in Virginia election year
The Byrd machine mobilizes against the NAACP amid Arlington school integration clashes. An investigation into the NAACP used locked rooms and secret recording devices, drawing comparison to historic anti insurgent tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Byrd
Virginia
NAACP
Old Dominion
States’ Rights Party
GOP
Ted Dalton
Bryd
Arlington County
Joe McCarthy
Bnai B’rith raises funds for Cameron Parish relief
Bnai B’rith has raised 9150 toward hurricane Audrey medical relief in Cameron Parish. Irving Gerson chair of the project announced in New Orleans that the goal is 15,000 to equip medical clinics and restore three clinics urgently. Louisiana and Mississippi members are being solicited by mail, with leaders stressing aid for all mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
Cameron Parish
Irving Gerson
New Orleans
B'nai P'rith
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gerson
Cameron
Harry B. Friedman
Bnai B'rith District Grand Lodge No. 7
America
Aesop Ike and Faubus The Ass In The Lion's Skin
Aesop tells of an ass wearing a lion's skin to scare animals. A fox hears the bray and calls out the disguise. The note adds that Mr Eisenhower detects a jackass when encountered and remains unafraid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesop, Ike
Faubus
Eisenhower
Hattiesburg Hails Hiring of Negro Traffic Officers
The city under Mayor Dick Carlisle hires Negro women as traffic-control officers at Negro schools, a move the writer calls a progressive step and a chance for citizens to share rights with responsibilities. The piece defends the decision amid Southern tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Dick Carlisle
Carlisle
A Fable sort of In A Grain Of Sand Eternity
A long tale outlines a nation's progress and a small town's growth from pine lumber to autos. City fathers react to rising accidents by adding stop signs and four way stops, reshaping traffic rules as growth continues.
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