Newspaper clipping from the Hattiesburg American about a parent complaining that the Hattiesburg High school was exposing his child to "communistic and socialistic propaganda through the medium of the 'Weekly News Review.'"
Two-sided card containing an application to join the Ku Klux Klan on one side; on the other side is propaganda material and contact information for the United Klans of America, Inc. (in Tuscaloosa, Alabama) and Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (Natchez,…
The State Sovereignty Commission report on the Hattiesburg, Mississippi, demonstrations, dated 13 February 1964, covers the period of 31 January - 12 February 1964. The report mentions how the investigators found out that the National Council of…
An address by Robert B. Patterson, Secretary, The Citizens' Council of America, Executive Secretary, Association of Citizens' Councils of Mississippi to the Annual Leadership Conference of the Citizens' Councils of America, Montgomery, Alabama,…