Governor Barnett Bars Negro from State University
A tangle of court orders and political pressure surrounds James Meredith’s bid to enroll at the University of Mississippi. Gov. Barnett defied a federal court order by denying Meredith admission while a chancery injunction sought to bar him. Federal judges warned they would enforce federal mandates as Kennedy and Justice officials clash over the desegregation dispute in Meridian and Oxford.
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Meridian
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Meredith
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Clejald Cox
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Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Justice Department
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Attala County
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Mississippi
United States
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Theta
Jackson
Board names Barnett as acting registrar in Meredith case
The State College Board met in Jackson and empowered Barnett to decide Meredith’s fate, stating whatever he does is the board’s action. The board faced conflicting federal and state orders requiring and prohibiting Meredith’s presence, and announced the resolution after he failed to appear as instructed.
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State College Board
Jackson
Barnett
Meredith
Thomas J. Tubb
Ole Miss
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Oxford
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Kennedy Opens Fall Campaign Tour in Pennsylvania
President Kennedy launched the fall election drive in Pennsylvania, praising campaign work and urging support for Sen. Joseph S. Clark and former Philadelphia mayor Richardson Dilworth. He cited high hopes for re election of Gov. David I. Lawrence and spoke of ongoing social needs and national issues.
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Joseph S. Clark
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Isucceaci
David
Kennedy urges voters to back Democrats in Congress and state offices
The president spoke after meetings at the airport with supporters who waved and rode in his open topped car. He pressed for a broad political program and argued for more Democratic gains in Congress and high state offices. He warned that without a financing plan the party could lose leverage in critical legislative battles and urged action on education and disarmament. He acknowledged political rust and urged unity to advance his administration’s aims.
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Congress
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Jaarmante Woanla Gnalwda
White House
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United Nations
United States
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Republic
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Winston
Churchill
Iowa
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B. Hoeven
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Ezra Taft Benson
Philadelphia
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Dilworthier
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Dilworth
Republic Soviet
Delieries
William W. Scranton
Castro
Free World
Kennedy
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
David L. Lawrence
Argentina crisis deepens as Alsogaray allies with Ongania
Buenos Aires reports indicate Gen Julio Alsogaray, Guido’s brother in law Alvaro Alsogaray, siding with Ongania amid a rebel push. The finance minister returns from Washington to Buenos Aires then Campo de Mayo as rebels claim Guido is a prisoner of military commanders. The rebels accuse leaders of aiming for a full military dictatorship while Guido rejects charges and rebels’ support. Clashes near the capital are unconfirmed amid ongoing public tension.
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United States
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Cuba Senate Moves To Strengthen Kennedy Hand
Iowa, chairman of the Senate GOP Policy Committee, backed the move amid a push to bolster Kennedy leadership. He called the resolution a stand against perceived nonsense and a readiness to take decisive action.
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Page One
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House Debates Cuba Aid and Defense Cuts in 1960s Vote
The House approved amendments from Bonner and Pelly to block shipments and tighten Cuba embargo plans, while lawmakers voiced worry over a forthcoming development fund cut. Kennedy administration pleas sought restoring parts of aid and Peace Corps funding, amid Berlin and Caribbean security concerns and Rusk testimony on potential U S armed action versus Cuba.
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Swedish girls hurt in New York bus collision
Three Swedish girls arriving in New York were among bus passengers. Iris Levander, 20, of Freekeva, Sweden, sustained shoulder injuries and was detained at St Thomas Hospital in Ackor.
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New York
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Freekeva
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St Thomas Hospital
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Cuban crisis reshaped by House debate and risk
The article outlines a tense moment as debate on a Cuban crisis measure nears, with Democratic leaders warning that opening the bill to Senate amendments could provoke rapid action. They weigh risks of a major clash and consider strategies to delay or adapt the resolution amid uncertain prospects.
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Amaranris
UN Peace Mission Crash Sparks Congo Tensions
Reports say Katanga and central government clash near Lenge after a plane crash during a Congo peace mission. Claims of 2,000 to 3,000 central troops advancing north of Katanga surface amid calls to halt military movements. Eight UN personnel among casualties. Hammarskjold plane had 16 aboard.
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Vests Sous
Kennedy farm bill debate swells at Harrisburg rally
Amid a noisy crowd at the Capitol, Kennedy outlined farm parity aims and warned against surpluses while opponents pressed for 1964 provisions. Speakers linked wheat support to broader rural aid as security forces and students watched a heated scene unfold, with plans for future measures and political maneuvering continuing into the afternoon.
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