Negro student expelled from Mississippi school
Cleve McDowell, a second term law student and the sole Black student at the University of Mississippi since James Meredith's enrollment, is expelled for carrying an 22 caliber revolver on campus. He faces a Saturday justice court trial on concealed weapon charges and remains free on bond.
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Miss
University of Mississippi
Jes
Cleve McDowell
McDowell
Drew
Student Judicial Council
L.L. Love
Ole Miss
J.D. Williams
James
Meredith
Goldwater Support Grows as Senators Speak Up
Sen Norris Cotton publicly backs Goldwater for president amid debate on Sen Smith’s possible candidacy. Cotton plans to seek delegates at the GOP convention in New Hampshire, aiming to influence the early primary. Mrs Smith’s aides report letters urging her entry into the New Hampshire primary, but she declines citing lack of time funds and organization.
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Goldwater
Norris Cotton
Amendment continues debate on civil rights bill in House
Fenmeier notes the subcommittee endangered bipartisan support as the public accommodations section faces opposition. The seven provisions of the civil rights bill include voting rights and school issues, with Dirksen and other Republicans resisting the package despite tentative subcommittee approval.
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Fenmeier
D-Wis
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Subcommittee
Maine Has Another Day Of Cool Air
Maine saw another round of chilly conditions with Old Town Rumford and Greenville recording 28 degree overnight lows. Portland Airport dropped to 29, others stayed above freezing as readings lingered in the low 30s before a warming trend with sunny skies and highs in the 60s to low 70s inland.
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Portland
Maine
Weather Bureau
Old Town
Rumford
Greenville
Marine Commandant Greene's Space Era Vision
Washington reports Lt. Gen. Wallace M. Greene Jr. proposed space backed Marine operations including rockets delivering troops and supplies globally. He spoke to a Boston Navy League group on Sept. 14 and questioned whether rocket power could supplement or replace traditional sea and amphibious operations.
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Wallace M. Greene Jr
David M. Shoup
Greene
Navy League
Boston
Navy
Rusk Calls Peace Step, Sees More Talks Needed
Secretary of State Dean Rusk labeled the move a first step toward easing East West ties, while Khrushchev shows little urgency for more negotiations. Washington cites reasons including Senate ratification concerns and avoiding complicating the Senate debate as factors influencing further talks.
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Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Washington
Senate
West German Says Open to Talks on Reunification Questions
Rusk raised Malaysia issues and met with Philippines and Indonesia foreign ministers, who refuse to recognize the new British-backed nation, as NATO and Warsaw blocs loom in East West rivalries while Bonn insists on consultation to avoid harming German reunification.
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Warsaw
Gromyko
Bonn
Germany
Malaysia
Rusk
Philippines
Indonesia
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