Meredith Winds Up Work At Mississippi Graduation
Meredith, a 23-year-old veteran with a thin mustache, completes his political science degree amid Oxford campus tensions. Federal marshals surround the University of Mississippi as graduation nears following last fall’s riot and a day marked by tear gas and clashes. Governor Barnett seeks to delay Meredith’s diploma pending charges while Meredith plans to depart Jackson after final exams and visit his ailing wife.
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Howard Meredith
Theiof Frees
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Meredith
Oxford Marshal
Ross Barnett
Jackson
Tar Heel redistricting talks with Gov Sanford in Fayetteville
A second meeting in Fayetteville with Governor Terry Sanford and about 33 legislators focused on North Carolina Senate redistricting ahead of a possible special legislative session. Sanford proposed a starting plan, hoping for a cooperative outcome, while officials signaled willingness to adjust positions.
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Terry Sanford
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Ifriend
Gordon Keel
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Iphania
Cards Will Win if Given Chance
Bridge column by Oswald Jacob. In this deal North opens with a strong bid and the sequence moves through passes and three final contracts. The table considers how declarers should plan play and how defense can struggle to hold the contract.
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Schools Planned For Negro Children
A privately financed program to educate Prince Edward County's Negro children, idle since 1959, was arranged by government officials and Negro leaders. Governor Harrison to announce details at a news conference. A biracial board may run funds from foundations and donors for remedial schooling this fall. The 4th Circuit reversed a ruling on reopening schools while Virginia Supreme Court cases loom.
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Prince Edward County
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Prince Edward
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia Supreme Court
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Colgate W. Darden
William Vans den’ Heuvel
U.S
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NAACP
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Hetlipy
IM. Lee
Richmond
Cumberland
Virginia Council
Chicago Pickets Clash With Police Over Mobile Classrooms
Police patrolled a South Side Negro area after school integration pickets hurled bricks stones and concrete at officers. Four policemen and one woman were struck while a commander escaped injury. About 50 protesters were arrested during the Tuesday action the second day of violence at the site as integration leaders vow to continue and argue classrooms would enforce de facto segregation in Chicago schools.
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South Side
Robert i. Lynsky
Lynsky
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