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Clergymen demand Faubus apologize for "brainwashed" charge.

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Officers of the Washburn Presbytery discuss Arkansas Gov. Orval E. Faubus' charge that a "large number" of Southern Presbyterian ministers "have been brainwashed by leftwingers and Communists." Shown left to right are: the Rev. James A. Mahon, Jr., of Second Presbyterian Church, Fort Smith, Ark., new moderator; Dr. T.B. Hay, president of the Arkansas Council of Churches and pastor of Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church here; and Charles S. Harley of Little Rock, permanent clerk.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Archives
  3. Arkansas
  4. Faubus, Orval Eugene, 1910 1994
  5. Presbyterian Church
  6. Presbyterian Church In The U.S. Presbytery Of Washburn
  7. Race Relations
  8. Religious Aspects
  9. Religious News Service
  10. Segregation
  11. Southern States

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