East Side figures out why he is labeled a communist
P D East rejects charges of communism and racism as he argues for equal rights for all citizens. He says his aim is a fair industrial South and equal treatment under the law, not the destruction of the current way of life. He distinguishes himself as a capitalist without capital and stresses self-interest in defending civil rights.
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P. D. East
Steve Allen
Washington
New York Times
Richard Ellerbrake
Dick Ellerbrake
South
Mark It and Strike It: Steve Allen memoir reviewed
A book review of Steve Allen’s Mark It and Strike It notes the work is more than a TV star memoir. It traces his early Vaudeville roots and radio rise to fame while presenting a thoughtful, humane portrait of a multifaceted entertainer and thinker.
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Steve Allen
New York
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Steve
Preacher Urges Faith Over Race in School Integration
In Little Rock a white Presbyterian mother questions sending her child to segregated schools. A preacher argues obedience to God over state color supremacy, citing Abraham and Christ, warning the church to choose the God of Abraham over racial nationalism amid Southern Baptist growth. (Continued Next Issue)
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Little Rock
Isaac
Moriah
Abraham
Council
Lord
South
Jacob
Elizabeth Eckford
Congressional Committee
Mack Parker
Church
Kingdom of God
Holy Mother Church
Southern Baptist Convention
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