1 |
2/1/1958 |
The News-Herald |
LeRoy Collins |
Speech |
Not out of fear ; extract of speech by Governor LeRoy Collins of
Florida |
2 |
1/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
Pupil [assigning] law upheld |
3 |
02/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
English Yankees say the Nawth being discriminated against by the
South |
4 |
1958 |
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Bradford Smith |
Commentary |
Negroes' prgress ; in "Why we behave like Americans" |
5 |
03/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
Young hoodlums attack Brooklyn boy |
6 |
3/13/1958 |
Asheville Times |
Ward Cannel |
Article |
Pedro Canini, crusading for light and life in the sunless, sooty
hell of East Harlem, has sudden death at his back |
7 |
1958 |
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Article |
Dixie race relations seen worse ; Tuskegee Institute reports |
8 |
3/24/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
School placement law of Alabama rule valid |
9 |
3/25/1958 |
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Article |
School law in Alabama upheld by Supreme Court ; ruling makes
N.C. law seem valid |
10 |
3/26/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
Japanese critic of U.S. finds harmony in South |
11 |
3/29/1958 |
Office of Senator Ervin |
Sam J. Ervin |
Speech |
Excerpts from Jefferson-Jackson Day speech at Little Roack,
Arkansas, by U.S. senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. of North Carolina |
12 |
7/23/1958 |
Asheville Citizen |
Edwin Gill |
Book review |
Famed judge Learned Hand says courts should interpret, not
change law ; review of "The Bill of Rights" by Judge Learned
Hand |
13 |
9/2/1958 |
Asheville Citizen |
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Editorial |
The lines are drawn in Virginia |
14 |
9/22/1958 |
Raleigh News and Observer |
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Editorial |
Our judges set the pattern |
15 |
1958 |
Detroit Free Press |
Roger Greene |
Article |
Segregation in Virginia ; odds pil eup but Gov. Almond digs in
for fight |
16 |
9/23/1958 |
Asheville Citizen |
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Editorial |
Argument by omission ; and editorial from The Wall Street
Journal |
17 |
9/21/1958 |
Detroit Free Press |
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Editorial |
Self-inflicted squeeze ; Dixie may find itself hurting |
18 |
9/18/1958 |
New York Herald Tribune |
David Lawrence |
Article |
Today in National Affairs ; draft |
19 |
10/58 |
Asheville Citizen |
Carlton Putnam |
Letter |
Supreme Court's 'arrogance' viewd by distinguished Northerner ;
letter sent to President Eisenhower |
20 |
1958 |
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John Morsell |
Commentary |
Figment and fallacy in "The Putnam letter" ; critical commentary
on Carlton Putnam's letter to the Preseident of the United
States by the Assistant to the Executive Secretary, NAACP |
21 |
12/58 |
The Councilor Newsletter |
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Article |
Various articles and commentaries ; published by Assn. of
Citizens' Councils of La., Inc. |
22 |
12/29/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Commentary |
South doesn't back Alabama's defiance |
23 |
11/26/1958 |
Washington Post |
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Editorial |
Desegregation in Alabama ; reprinted in Asheville Citizen |
24 |
12/11/1958 |
Asheville Citizen |
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Editorial |
Storm clouds over Montgomery |
25 |
12/22/1958 |
Asheville Times |
Al Kuettner |
Article |
The desegregation problem in '58 caused no change of heart in
Dixie |
26 |
1958 |
Asheville Citizen |
Senator Ervin |
Commentary |
The South and provincialism |
27 |
12/30/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Editorial |
N.C. voters' test under court study ; from Christian Science
Monitor |
28 |
11/7/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Editorial |
N.C. light shining in racial darkness ; from Greensboro News |
29 |
12/22/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
Relocation bill revised by Russell |
30 |
12/22/1958 |
Asheville Times |
William F. Arbogast |
Article |
When House convenes rights dispute may set course of legislation |
31 |
12/30/1958 |
Asheville Times |
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Article |
Calmness features N.C. policy on desegregation |
32 |
12/6/1958 |
Saturday Evening Post |
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Editorial |
Segregation by sex might ease fears of racial intermarriage |
33 |
1958 |
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Notes |
From PAR to McCoy ; thoughts and clippings to "inspire you to
one of your powerful editorials" |
34 |
1958 |
Platform |
North Carolina Defenders of States' Right, Inc. |
Pamplet |
Observations and comments on: national integrity ;
constitutional government ; racial integrity ; states' rights ;
individual liberties ; private property |
35 |
6/1958 |
Harper's Magazine |
Harry S. Ashmore |
Article |
The easy chair ; the untold story behind Little Rock |
36 |
4/8 |
Southern Editor's Weekly Roundtable |
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Article |
Some turn backwards ; from Tallahassee Democrat |