Southern way of life questioned by Mississippi letters
The excerpt discusses reactions to Clyde Kennard seeking education, the governor’s moderation, praise for a high constable, and criticism of liberals in Mississippi. It mentions Mike Barry of Louisville and a letter from Elbert R. Mills defending milk consumption over fluoridization, accusing pacifist minds and “weakened brain seats” linked to integration and communism.
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Clyde Kennard
Magnolia Jungle
J. P. Coleman
Louisville
Mike Barry
Kentucky Irish-American
Mike
MSC
Mississippi
Idacy
Courier Journal
Elbert R. Mills
Clinton, Ky
Southland
Mr. Mills
Debate Over Ten Commandments in Schools Inspires Letter
Robusta Schlaifer of Kansas City and other readers critique William Bennett s argument for posting the Ten Commandments in classrooms. They defend church state separation, accuse clericalism of corrupting democracy, and urge adherence to the Founding Fathers and the Constitution.
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Mr. East
William Bennett
Bennett
Dr. Bennett
America
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Spain
Colombia
Portugal
Dominican Republic
Italy
Petal Paper listing and publication details
The Petal Paper notes it is a weekly newspaper printed by The Advertiser Publishing Co. and published by East Publications Co. with post office abbreviations and box numbers. It includes entry and re entry statements, postage notes, and a price line of 03.08 35.00.
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Advertiser Publishing
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Pascagoula
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East Publications Co
Hattiesburg
Petal
Mississippi
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Village Voice
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