|
Date |
Source |
Author |
Type |
Topic |
1 |
4/12/1960 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Racial classification in South Africa ; draft |
2 |
5/1960 |
The Independent American |
|
Article |
Thurmond hints at states rights ticket ; file contains full
edition of the newspaper including many articles on the 1960
presiential election |
3 |
3/22/1960 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Moral rights and wrongs ; draft |
4 |
4/24/1960 |
Asheville Citizen-Times |
Billy Graham |
Commentary |
Racial solution lies in heart, not a sword point [2 copies] |
5 |
4/9/1960 |
Asheville Times |
Rev. Edwin T. Dahlberg |
Commentary |
Church and public conscience |
6 |
5/18/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Notice |
Notice by North Carolina Defenders of States' Rights Inc. urging
vote "for a Governor who will deal with the racial issue…in the
best interests of all concerned" |
7 |
4/8/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Frank Graham predicts equal freedom in South |
8 |
3/13/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Negro sitters supported by U.N. mediator [2 copies] |
9 |
6/15/1960 |
Congressional Quarterly Factsheet |
|
Article |
Integration problems slow public housing program |
10 |
6/6/1960 |
Southern Regional Council Inc. |
|
News release |
Student sit-ins ; lunch counters |
11 |
12/27/1958 |
Saturday Evening Post |
Celestine Sibley |
Article |
They don't scare McGill ; Ralph McGill editor of The Atlanta
Constitution |
12 |
4/15/1960 |
|
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Justice Doulas' concept of court [2 copies] |
13 |
6/27/1960 |
Southern Regional Council Inc. |
|
News release |
Southern newspapers and racial events |
14 |
3/18/1960 |
Asheville Times |
|
Commentary |
Southland's racial crisis is realistically examined |
15 |
3/10/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
Sam Ervin |
Commentary |
Civil rights proposals ; weekly newspaper column by Senator
Ervin ; draft |
16 |
4/20/1960 |
The Virginia Commission on Constitutional Government |
|
Commentary |
Two opinions…races and resturants ; commentary on two court
cases ; Charles E. Williams v Howard Johnson's Resturant ; The
Wilmington Parking Authority v William H. Burton |
17 |
4/15/1960 |
|
|
Editorial |
Interracial communications [2 copies] |
18 |
3/29/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Some racial facts and fallacies ; an editorial in The Wall
Street Journal [2 copies] |
19 |
6/23/1960 |
Franklin Press |
|
Editorial |
Little item, big news ; integration for church clean up |
20 |
3/17/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Yancey seeks to right a wrong |
21 |
2/22/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Case for the South ; editorial from the Richmond News Leader [2
copies] |
22 |
1960 |
|
Norris J. Nelson |
Commentary |
The right of individuals and communities to discriminate |
23 |
4/17/1960 |
New York Times Magazine |
Wilma Dykeman ; James Stokely |
Article |
The South' in the North ; racial conflict in Chicago |
24 |
6/2/1960 |
|
Richard Spong |
Commentary |
Negroes and non-violence |
25 |
3/12/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
The Supreme Court's inconsistency |
26 |
3/14/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Will the South forgive Lyndon Johnson? |
27 |
3/7/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
Rep. E. E. Willis |
Commentary |
Rigged civil rights Bill |
28 |
3/19/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
The need for race relations guidelines |
29 |
3/5/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
William S. White |
Article |
Moderate civil rights Act in prospect |
30 |
3/1960 |
|
I. Beverley Lake |
News release |
Statement announcing candidacy for governor of North Carolina |
31 |
5/26/1960 |
The Reporter |
Anthony Lewis |
Article |
The professionals win out over civil rights |
32 |
3/5/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Good Lord. Deliver us ; race in the political campaign; an
editorial in the Raleigh News and Observer |
33 |
3/9/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Still on the job ; Senator Ervin ; an editorial in the
Winston-Salem Journal |
34 |
|
|
|
Editorial |
Investigation of Highlander Folk School ; source and date
unknown |
35 |
|
Washington Teacher |
|
Article |
Integration without turmoil ; includes photographs ; date
unknown |
36 |
3/11/1960 |
The State |
Bill Sharpe |
Letter |
Sent by the editor of The State to Gordon Blackwell ; Women's
College, Greensboro ; loosening authority over students |
37 |
1960 |
|
Robert J. Putman |
Letter |
Letter from Putnam of Asheville to "Dear Friend" enclosing
booklets regarding communism in N.C. and gubernatorial campaign
of Dr. Lake ; [booklets not in file] |
38 |
5/9/1960 |
|
Harry S. Ashmore |
Commentary |
The negro in the South ; first of a series of articles by former
editor of Little Rock Arkansas Gazette ; draft |
39 |
7/18/1960 |
The Hall Syndicate Inc. |
W. D. Workman |
Commentary |
Republicans and civil rights |
40 |
4/1960 |
The Chain Store Age |
|
Commentary |
The hostages ; counter protests and sit-ins |
41 |
1/29/1960 |
|
Homer Bigart |
Article |
27 Nigerian tribesmen accused of joining cannibalistic right |
42 |
9/26/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
J. W. Davis |
Article |
Oft-criticized 14th Amendment explained |
43 |
1/29/1960 |
|
Homer Bigart |
Article |
Barbarian cult feared in Nigeria |
44 |
5/7/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
South's friendly feeling for the negro [2 copies] |
45 |
2/4/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Witch doctor can fix your case at law ; South African "lawyers"
consult bones not books |
46 |
2/29/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
Earl Wilson |
Article |
Durhan is friendly |
47 |
2/29/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Senate locked in battle over civil rights |
48 |
1960 |
|
William D. Workman, Jr. |
Publicity |
Order form and publicity flyer for "The case for the south" ;
written by William Workman |
49 |
4/26/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
[Billy] Graham's message on the race issue |
50 |
2/4/1960 |
Asheville Times |
Lynn Heinzerling |
Article |
Billy Graham's well-organized tour has shaken Africa's old-time
religion |
51 |
1960 |
|
Tom McMahan |
Article |
Sidelights on Graham services in Nigeria |
52 |
2/6/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Billy Graham sees leader of Nigerians ; Ban on Graham's visit to
Jordan is lifted |
53 |
3/29/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Some racial facts and fallacies ; an editorial in The Wall
Street Journal |
54 |
5/20/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
Let's be consistent ; an editorial in the Saturday Evening Post |
55 |
7/17/1960 |
Charleston News and Courier |
|
Article |
A second look at Goldwater's letter |
56 |
3/25/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
South Africa's bankrupt race policy |
57 |
2/6/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
NAACP charges police brutality; board finds no cause for action |
58 |
3/7/1960 |
Asheville Times |
James Marlow |
Article |
Marlow sees negro voters holding balance of political power soon |
59 |
3/7/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Willis says vote referee plan illegal |
60 |
3/15/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
S.C. man reports beating, robbery by six negroes |
61 |
3/2/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Moderation will bring North Carolina through current wave of
demonstrations against segregated eating facilities |
62 |
3/7/1960 |
Asheville Times |
|
Editorial |
Race-baiting has no place in N.C. ; from Winston-Salem Journal |
63 |
3/6/1960 |
New York Times |
Emanuel Perlmutter |
Article |
Sit-ins backed by rallies here ; school integration helped by
military |
64 |
3/6/1960 |
|
William G. Weart |
Article |
End housing bar, negroes advised |
65 |
3/6/1960 |
New York Times |
|
Article |
Episcopal group backs sitdowns |
66 |
3/31/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Editorial |
The negroes have made their point |
67 |
2/18/1960 |
Congressional Quarterly Factsheet |
|
Article |
Voting rights issue highlights civil rights debate |
68 |
3/21/1960 |
The Augusta Courier |
|
Article |
Supreme Court rulings not law of land, Senator Talmadge tells
the U.S. Senate |
69 |
4/8/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
[Frank] Graham says two races in south will grow towards equal
freedom |
70 |
1960 |
Asheville Times |
|
Commentary |
The loyalty test on race questions |
71 |
4/28/1960 |
|
Perry Mullen |
Article |
Debate on negro 'sit-downs' continues |
72 |
4/14/1960 |
|
|
Commentary |
Asheville area council on all inter-racial problems [2 copies] |
73 |
|
Americanism Lecture Services |
Zora Neale Hurston |
Commentary |
Noted negro writer thinks court insulted her race ; undated
[Reprint of a letter to Orlando Sentinel believed to have first
been published in August 1955] |
74 |
2/1/1960 |
Congressional Quarterly |
|
Article |
Civil rights ; includes statistics on voter registration and
residence and other qualifications by state |
75 |
9/8/1956 |
State of North Carolina |
|
Commentary |
An explanation of four (4) proposed ammendments to the
constitution of North Carolina |
76 |
1960 |
|
|
Narrative |
Student protest movement (continued) ; timeline of student
protests ; no authorship given ; no indication of where
continuation is from |
77 |
1/29/1960 |
|
Luther H. Hodges |
Speech |
Public school integration ; address by Luther H. Hodges,
Governor of North Carolina athe the Havard Law School Forum |
78 |
5/10/1960 |
Consolidated News Features |
Ralph McGill |
Commentary |
A milestone in politics ; Congressman Erwin Mitchell |
79 |
3/24/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Race violence flares at AF radar station |
80 |
5/2/1960 |
|
|
Article |
Gov. Hodges cited by Presbyterians as type of leader needed by
South |
81 |
4/9/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Human relations council organized for community |
82 |
5/6/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Lake blames Hodges for racial trouble |
83 |
4/21/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Hodges tells New Yorkers integration is not issue |
84 |
3/25/1960 |
Asheville Times |
|
Article |
Group barbs leave Hodges unruffled |
85 |
6/25/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
The dissent of Justice Douglas |
86 |
7/14/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
David Lawrence |
Commentary |
Extremes in Democratic platform |
87 |
5/6/1960 |
Information Service of South Africa |
P. J Nel ; Dr. Hendrik F. Verwoerd |
Letter |
Letter to George McCoy enclosing statement made by Prime
Minister Verwoerd on 'The price of appeasement in South Africa' |
88 |
3/20/1960 |
|
|
Article |
[Harry] Golden says parley on integration late |
89 |
3/11/1960 |
Asheville Citizen |
|
Article |
Hodges seeks early end of sitdown demonstrations |
90 |
|
|
|
Article |
Priest beaten, robbed while seeking help ; undated ; source
unknown |
91 |
3/6/1960 |
New York Times |
|
Article |
Negroes batter cars at drive-in |
92 |
3/2/1960 |
|
|
Article |
There's no end in sight to South's demonstrations against
integration |
93 |
5/17/1960 |
North Carolina Defenders of States Rights |
James Parker Dees |
Speech |
Adress by the President of N.C. Defenders of States' Rights
before the Citizens' Council and the States' Rights Council of
Chatham County, Savannah, GA |
94 |
|
|
P.A.R |
Commentary |
Communists in Voice of America ; [undated and author only
identified by initials] |
95 |
2/26/1960 |
News and Courier |
Paul Stevens |
Commentary |
Voice of America villifies the South |
96 |
|
|
|
Article |
Voice station planned in N.C. |
97 |
4/29/1960 |
Congressional Quarterly |
|
Article |
Senate "moderates' key to civil rights voting |
98 |
4/18/1960 |
Greenville News |
Ray Tucker |
Editorial and Article |
Billy Graham on the race issue ; civil rights bill hurts
Democrats |
99 |
1960 |
New York Herald-Tribune |
Lloyd D. Hagan |
Letter |
Publicity for series of articles by Harry S. Ashmore on "Negro
ghettos of 'the Deep North'" |
100 |
|
|
Robin Black |
Article |
South has both desire and ability to cope with its race problem
; originally letter to the Christian Science Monitor ; undated |
101 |
6/27/1960 |
The Hall Syndicate Inc. |
W.D. Workman |
Commentary |
Role of the Justice Department |
102 |
12/12/1960 |
The Augusta Courier |
|
Article |
Vandiver stands pat on segregation and on state's county unit
system ; Talmadge regrets the South failed to protect self |
103 |
4/2/1960 |
The Nation |
James McBride Dabbs |
Article |
Dime stores and dignity ; covers student sit-ins ; sent to McCoy
by (Geo) Inglis of Swannanoa, N.C. under cover of letter
referring to editorial page [of Asheville Citizen?] of March
31st |