Industrialization may erode Southern segregation in time
An extended interview between Mike Wallace and J McCabbs explores race, integration, and the South's push for industry. Dabbs argues machines reject race and that status defenses sustain segregation, while Wallace and Krock raise concerns about intermarriage and social unity amid gradual change. Continued on Page 2.
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Mike Wallace
J. McCabbs
Dabbs
Ashmore
South
Stride Toward Freedom The Montgomery Story Review
The book centers on Montgomery Alabama 1955 56 protests led by Reverend Martin Luther King Jr with 50 000 Negroes walking to work to oppose segregation nonviolent resistance and a Supreme Court ruling ending legal racial segregation. The work stresses leadership solidarity and the dramatic sequence of events that culminated in constitutional change.
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Montgomery
Martin Luther King, Jr
New York
Harper & Brothers
Alabama
Martin Luther King
P Tor
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
United States Supreme Court
Nixon Mirage or Real Threat in Campaign Notes
The article surveys campaign rhetoric: Nixon denial of “new Nixon” and questions about a political fantasy. Senate Rackets investigations into Teamsters corruption. Eastland subcommittee’s subversion focus amid hesitations about bombings. critique of right to work laws. recommended reading on Jungk and atomic history. a Hawai‘i beer can note. Eisenhower remarks on United Fruit amid Latin tensions.
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Nixon
Middle West
Senate
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Republican National Committee
H. Meade Alcorn
Walter Reuther
America
Eastlandia
Dixie
Clinton
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S. Treasury
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Atlanta
Nashville
Jacksonville
Miami
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Robert Jungk
Letter from Confederate supporter to Governor Faubus
A letter to Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus includes a ten dollar Confederate note and a claim it is a charitable contribution to educate Alabama's backward children. The writer denounces Lincoln and the federal government, touts white supremacy, and asks for a receipt for tax exemption.
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Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Arkansas
Abraham Lincoln
Treasury
Confederate States of America
Coleman
Mississippi
Alabama
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William Goldhurst
Potomac
E ‘Eplvacke
Julien G. Sourwike
Sourwine
Smartaleck
California
Sea
Knowland
Honolulu
Eisenhower
John Herling
United Fruit Co
Faubus