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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1963

Page

4

Civil rights crisis and church silence in America

An examination of racism in white Christianity and politics, critiquing tokenism under Kennedy, the Alabama showdown, and the call for moral action. The piece condemns southern resistance, praises Kennedy's civil rights stance, and urges clergy and Catholics to speak up, urging humanity over race.

Kennedy Alabama United States Congress America Mississippi New Orleans Atlanta National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice West Virginia Texas Cals Mater Et Magistra Pacem the Grail Caritas Jacques Maritain Thomas Merton Louis Lomas Lillian Smith P. D. East Sarah Patton Boyle Dwight L. Dumond

How Much Gold Did You Say The Golden Door

The article argues immigration quotas, noting the Statue of Liberty vision of a golden door contrasted with restrictive laws since 1882. It cites Presidents Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy urging reform, outlining Kennedy’s phased plan to raise admissions from 156,000 to 165,000, prioritizing needed skills and relatives, and ending a national origins system over five years.

United States Congress Truman Eisenhower Kennedy America

Relations Must Be Improved By The Numbers

Satirical excerpt from Monocle suggests creating a U S Accounting Academy for generals and admirals to think like accountants. Proposes hazing, weekend dates, and a merger culture leading to new officers challenging Congressional committees. Newsweek cites the idea as a provocative defense funding joke.

Pentagon Monocle Army Navy Marine U.S West Point Annapolis U.S. Accounting Academy Norbert Weiner Fiscal Rock Burroughs Memorial Chapel Newsweek

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