Tribute to Confederacy at the Carroll County courthouse. "The South Will Rise Again." 

Sovereignty Commission Online

Sovereignty Commission Online
John C. Melchor of Clarksdale, "Integration Agitator).

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Sovereignty Commission Online

... After the murders work continued in Meridian.

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Sovereignty Commission Online

Schwerner, Chaney and Goodman: Sovereignty Commission's investigation of the burning of the Mt. Zion Methodist Church located ten miles East of Philadelphia in the Longdale Community of Neshoba County. Report dated June 23, 1964.

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Sovereignty Commission Online

Mississippi officials first claimed it was a "hoax" that three civil rights volunteers were missing after their release from the Neshoba County jail at 10:30 p.m., Sunday, June 21, 1964.

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Sovereignty Commission Online

Satterfield's update, Nov. 6, 1963: $465,000 spent so far to fight civil rights (1963 dollars)

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Sovereignty Commission Online

Yazoo City Lions Club helps fight Civil Rights in 1963

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Sovereignty Commission Online

The former president of the American Bar Association, John Satterfield of Yazoo City, headed up Mississippi's fight against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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Sovereignty Commission Online
Page 2 of Report.

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Sovereignty Commission Online
Civil Rights Violations in Mississippi 1961-1971 ("official" report)

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Sovereignty Commission Online
George Lincoln Rockwell "representatives" unwelcome at Meredith March Against Fear.

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Sovereignty Commission Online

Klan warning to black citizens of Chickasaw and Calhoun Counties.

MDAH Sovereignty Commission Online: Agency History

MDAH Sovereignty Commission Online: Agency History