Deep South Resentment Surfaces At The Polls
A 1965 analysis notes rising Southern resentment after Albert Watson becomes South Carolina’s first Republican congressman since Reconstruction and GOP mayoral wins in Mississippi. It discusses desegregation backlash, potential Goldwaterite gains, and northern racial tensions as unrest could affect local elections such as New York City mayorships.
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Albert Watson
South Carolina
Mississippi
South
Supreme Court
Washington
Goldwater
Watson
North
New York City
Desegregation Views Split in U S Public Response
A survey across regions shows mixed reactions to school desegregation with support and resentment. Voters cite federal pressure, concern over federal funds, and political anger while some residents accept desegregation as inevitable and insist leaders defend local interests.
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Johnson
Supreme Court
Columbia
D.C
Watson
Alabama
Sen
John Sparkman
Atlanta
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