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...condemn attacks on our embassies in other countries, but attacks on humans here are entirely permissible-if "they're only a bunch of black folks...
...Some will condemn the Air Force Academy code that provides for expelling not only cheats but those who have knowledge of cheating and remain silent [Feb. 5]. Those strong enough to expose will be called stool pigeons. The name callers are the same people who would watch a neighbor being beaten and do nothing. The nation can't afford officers too weak to live by a strong moral code...
...astounded," said the News, "that the Alabama lawyers' periodical over ten years presents only one side of, let us say, the issue of desegregation vis-a-vis the Supreme Court. He has searched, he says, in vain for publication evidence that Alabama attorneys do other than roundly condemn the high court. Is there only one lawyers' viewpoint here in Alabama as regards the court and this general issue...
...justify nor condemn the Mississippi point of view, but merely present it as I saw it. Some of my more liberal friends in Mississippi agreed that the view was accurately presented, although they disagreed with the Mississippi stand. Neither did I say every statement was true, but rather the way Mississippians regarded them. However, I do not deny them as being false either. If Northern students will try to understand the Mississippi position rather than automatically condemning it because they disagree, then maybe some better relationships between Mississippians and Northerners will be established. I know that this is entirely reciprocal...
...gratifying to learn that a majority of citizens in Mississippi condemn such actions as church bombings and lynchings. This, however, seems incongruous in light of the recent decision of Miss Esther Carter to set free the 21 alleged lynchers of three civil rights workers. According to the Justice Department, her ruling was reached without precedent in either British or American law. Such disregard for state decisions may have been rationalized in colonial America where limited precedents existed. However, precedents concerning procedure for admitting evidence are numerous today. Already there are misgivings about the judge who will convene the Grand Jury...