Letters on Supreme Court decisions and leadership in desegregation
The writer laments lack of leadership after the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation. They blame President inaction, argue Johnson set civic example, warn of a political vacuum inviting lawlessness, and urge firm federal action to enforce the decision and protect lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Congress
Russia
James Buchanan
Nashville
North
South
Solar Strips Turn Sunlight Into Electric Power
A solar strip acts like a tiny transistor replacing a radio tube. It is a silicon strip with metal in the middle that converts sunlight into electricity. No moving parts, no wear, a marvel for engineers seeking more juice.
Highway contracts awarded for Natchez Trace Parkway work
The Interior Department announced contracts totaling 361 709 for Natchez Trace Parkway construction in Mississippi Lee and Webster counties. LaCoste Inc of Mathiston Mississippi received 203 540 for bridge construction and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Natchez Trace Parkway
Lee and
Webster Counties
Mississippi
LaCoste, Inc
Mathiston
Brid
Sunlit power to drive a electric fan in windows
The article envisions a future where solar energy makes a window mounted electric fan operate. A fan placed in a window would use sunlight to generate airflow, creating a breeze without conventional power sources.
Bridge Awards Highlight Mississippi County Roads Project
The Paul Anthony Construction Co. of Tupelo secured a contract worth 158,169 dollars for a slab bridge over Line Creek Canal and two reinforced concrete structures over Webster County roads.
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Ges
Old Town Creek
Tupelo
Paul Anthony Construction Co
Line Creek Canal
Webster County
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Hattiesburg
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VALE
Jackson, Miss
FFA
Petal
Pascagoula
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