Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-19

With the domestic school aggregation crisis ia the South
taking place alongside the Quemoy Island foreign policy
headache it should alarm people Of the North whom
cussons IA This section racial tensions rise
II Is possible IN nation like this keep any problem
affecting The countrya welfare isolated any single Az
pointed ia these columns before problem
is nationwide IN effecng every man. and child
IN the y n and also affecting International position
Since the problem IN It's state Is in the South there
is tendency for northernea feel that they
responsibilities the consequences u the situation People and
public officials m This section of the country
expect racial tensions in the northern tier of states during the
unsettled period which has refusal
Of The southern obey tho ruling Of tbs 81
Supreme Court and tho outright defiance court by
Faubus and the Of yrgiuas blatant attempt nulify
the courts actions
Norhcrncr IT either recognize that the people
Of this section bound take dsa in controversy
the present Indignation crisis Even fayors school
indignation by custom and law there citizens IN this
who array themselves beside tho Faubuses honestly
and mistakenly from lack 81 understanding aud appreciation
tho basic fundamentals Of the Constitution because
they have racial feeling prcjudoes
Gallup that good 90 per Of nOrherners
school Indignation which s that there are many in
this section who the side Of these in the who
evo defiance Of the Supreme the matter
Is iustifiabo and proper
Az the debate Of constitutional authority versus tho an
arcy which o defiance the engcnderz goes on there
will naturally be evidence Of raea represented by
fights between school children anonymous anti Negro btera
tur the rocking homes churches in some instances aud
the explosive things that 80 along with any great national
debate
IN both 81 Paul and Minneapolis tho small band Of rac
who may always have with have broken wdnwa
church distributed mtammetoy literature against Negroes
Jews aud Catholics and there at least one gang fight
ia which SOME white youths attacked q lone Negro boy
Such incidents The natural Of the pro and con
debate which gong all The country Police authorities
N cities like the Twin Cities are well prepared 20 cope with
such awlcsncs and The MAJOR portion the citizens frovn
such manifestations however beboovcs every citizen 10
be careful not engage heated emotional debates leading "a
personalities the problems al face Everybody Il probably
either side he other Nothing can be gained Tor either
point Of view by violence whether large or small and small
violence often leads 20 hiR violence
This does that The right o. free specb Shonld he
renquhed but simply that none OF as when the nation faces
such crisis IN ia domestic life should initiate the ess nnre
strained haraneucs Of people like Kaspcr and che more subtle
attacks on federal authority Ia which Governor Of Arkansas,
engages
Tho Negro American aud his white well wizbers wherever
they reside may take comfort IN knowing that his cause
and that q HIS children right declared hy the
nations highest eourt As group aud individuals this side
represents law aud order and hope those who want Ia
America the United States o America practice a. we'll
as hcoryso that viii become stronger and prepared 81
accept without apology reservation rs rgh place as N
leader q the FREE world
AZ individuals whether live tho North or south we
can Indicate civilized by the with which We
discuss tho school utegaton problem We should not be-
alarmed in this section because sporadic acts At our
raos Of whom there many more than most OF recognise
In this section the iaw their aide Beeabsc az the
problem which have tried an al rs here IN hs
North have great personal responsibility conduct ourselves
with dignity and certain charity nwar,s those Who In a
strange blindness d. not recognize that the attempt % sn
other human beings entry into school supported by tax
money primary danial of right aud Justice clearly u
compatible with the principles Of brotherhood upon which NEST
Of the major religions are based