Bayonets Out In Mississippi Riot Ends as Two Die
Two men were shot dead and 75 wounded during night long rioting at the University of Mississippi as federal police reinforced civil marshals. Rioters fled dormitories, while streets remained strewn with bricks bottles wrecked cars and shell casings.
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Riots End as U.S. Marshals Enroll Meredith at Ole Miss
Dawn after violent clashes at the University of Mississippi subside with 2,600 troops on site. Two deaths include London Daily Sketch reporter Paul Guihard and Ray Gunter. James Meredith finally enrolled amid tear gas barrages and brick throwing. Kennedy family monitored the crisis via telephones.
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Barnett Surrenders in Mississippi Meredith Fight
Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson virtually admits defeat in the battle to keep James Meredith out of the University of Mississippi. He says forces surround the state and bloodshed must be avoided while vows to continue legal resistance. He plans to send representatives to the South for contempt actions.
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Wilson charges UK pushed around on pact entry
Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell opened the Common Market debate at Brighton as 1,300 delegates heard renewed calls for Britain to lead not follow Europe. Wilson criticized terms handed down in Brussels and warned entry would be nearly impossible under current negotiations.
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Avalanche traps 2500 workers in Himalayan valley rescue under way
An Indian Air Force plane made the first supply drop to 2500 government road-builders trapped by a six day avalanche in a Himalayan valley. Planes will continue dropping food fuel blankets and snow goggles while authorities report fatalities frostbite and dwindling medicine. Wireless contact exists with two survey officials whose instruments were lost.
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Big Tourist Numbers Tip Record in Canberra Holiday
Officials warned of an accommodation crisis after a busy long weekend with overcast skies and cold winds. Railways and airlines ran specials to handle 700 plus passengers while the airport terminal was at capacity. A serious crash near Lake George left one driver in hospital and two teens treated for injuries. In sport, Margaret Smith defeated Lesley Turner to win the ACT women’s singles. 200 scouts attended the North Canberra District camp learning bush craft.
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Krushchev Invites Kennedy Through Udall Visit
Washington dispatch says Nikita Krushchev invited John Kennedy during a five hour Berlin talks with Stewart Udall secretary of the interior who had just visited the Soviet Union. Krushchev suggested Mrs Kennedy could come too with no date given the White House and State Department weighed the report.
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