Mississippi Protests and Politics Echo Dixiecrat Rebellion
The piece reflects a twelve year Southern rebellion against the National Democratic Party. It discusses Dixiecrat sentiment, potential party splits, and Mississippi politics including Senator Eastland’s Judiciary Committee chairmanship. It notes liquor prohibition irony and a 1960 Black Market Tax rise, with figures cited for six months.
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National Democratic Party
John C. Calhoun
Barry Goldwater
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Buster Boy Barnett
Tomp. Brady
Los Angeles
Mississippi River
Eastland
Judiciary Committee
U.S. Senate
Washington
Buster Boy Learnett
Mississippi
America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lillian Smith Book Review Killers of the Dream
The reviewer surveys Lillian Smith s Killers of the Dream as a sociological and historical study of the South. It blends personal memory with analysis of culture, religion, and race, noting both beauty and ugliness and the tension between creed and conduct.
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Lillian Smith
Miss Smith
Deerfield Dixiecrats Rally Against Integration
The piece recounts Mississippi Southern Dixiecrats forming white citizens councils after the 1954 ruling, praising Deerfield Illinois as a test case, and highlighting a Chicago Daily News front page about Deerfield residents whistling “Dixie” in opposition to desegregation. The editor notes the effort to spread “our way of life” and cites Harold C. Lewis of the North Shore Residents Association opposing integrated housing.
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Nazi Party
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Bunker Hill
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Illinois
Supreme Court
Yankees
Chicago Daily News
Harold C. Lewis
North Shore Residents Association
A Distinguished Lady Speaks Behind the Sit-Ins
The speaker urges breaking the silence on segregation in the South. She highlights eloquent ministers, students, prominent women, and wavering politicians as forces for change. She cites thousands of Georgia women ready to end segregation in public places and schools and notes ongoing efforts against the system.
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