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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1972

Page

20

Meredith Ten Years After Desegregation at Ole Miss

James Meredith recalls the 1962 desegregation fight at Ole Miss, noting federal troops, marshals, and violence shaped his life. He reflects on progress, his political decline, debt, and a plan to return to Ole Miss for his son’s education, while acknowledging ongoing racism.

James Meredith University of Mississippi Bill Crider Oxford Miss James H. Meredith Lyceum Ole Miss Meredith United States Mississippi Department of Justice NAACP Japan Jackson, Miss New York City

Tobacco Blooming Not Fading In Tobacco Market

Wilson North Carolina, the nation's largest tobacco market, sees prices rise this summer. A short, wet spring and high demand push per pound to about 88-90 cents, with buyers dividing piles fast. Despite health scares, farmers report record-high activity and note changes in warehouse practices and aging fortunes.

R. L. Short Wilson County Cullen Proctor

World's Highest Standard-Gauge Railroad To Be Auctioned in Peru

The world's highest standard gauge railroad and its sister line in Peru will go to auction November 30 in a debt recovery sale. The two lines span 778 miles with 46 diesel locomotives and various rolling stock, plus five old ferries serving Lake Titicaca. The Central route links El Callao, Lima, La Oroya, and Huancayo, climbing to 15,688 feet and reaching Galera station at 15,681 feet, a marvel long admired by rail enthusiasts.

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