Kennedy's Mississippi School Crisis Sparks Party Debate
Demo leaders confront Kennedy's actions in Mississippi as a federal inquiry looms. Tess Barnett's charges influence Republican caution led by Dirksen, who seeks reelection and civil rights support. Party factions fear the probe could shift gains in the North and West while risking Southern backlash.
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Barnett Defies Court as Contempt Fines Mount
Governor Ross Barnett charged with civil contempt nears purge deadline after a defiant TV attack on President Kennedy. The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered him to comply with desegregation orders related to James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. Ut. Gov. Paul Johnson faces $5 000 daily fines if he does not purge by the deadline.
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Warne
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Nti Am
James H. Meredith
Paul Johnson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Appeals court upholds Barnett contempt finding in Mississippi case
Nine judges sitting en banc convict Barnett for defying federal orders to allow Meredith on the campus. The governor did not participate. Dissenters argued against the sentence portion lifting the fine. The court cited Barnett’s actions as deliberate to impede federal court orders and cooperation with agents. Meredith’s admission was reviewed by the district court. Johnson, who barred Meredith, also missed contempt hearing. The first missile launch from Cape Canaveral occurred July 26, 1960.
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Weather Outlook Highlights Cool Patch Across Regions
Weather continues cool with highs in the 60s to low 70s and lows near 50s. Arkansas shows mostly cloudy cool northwest with light rain possible through Wednesday while elsewhere remains clear to partly cloudy. Louisiana expects partly cloudy skies with cooler south portions tonight and highs near the mid 70s to upper 70s on Wednesday.
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Weather Across Cities From Associated Press Almanac
The report lists daily conditions and temperatures for cities including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Denver Detroit Fairbanks Houston Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Portland Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington. Conditions range from clear to cloudy with highs from 43 to 98 and lows from 29 to 70.
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America Needs the World Series
The piece notes the World Series offers a rare relief from national worries spanning politics, economy, and foreign affairs. It views baseball as temporary balm amid concerns from Mississippi to Berlin, Congress, markets, and the space race, suggesting fans focus on the games for a brief respite.
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Attack Fatal to Minister in Hot Springs
The Rev. Clarence D. Meux, 75, long-time Little Rock pastor, died Monday in Hot Springs after an apparent heart attack while attending services at Hot Springs First Methodist Church where he served as associate pastor. Retired ten years ago after 35 years in ministry, he led Capitol View, Henderson, First, Highland, and 28th Street Methodist churches in Little Rock. Survivors include his wife and a daughter.
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Alabama Refuses Integration Forecasts Chaos for State
Hollywood AP Governor Patterson warned that forced integration in Alabama would bring chaos and threaten the public school system. He noted Mississippi is already moving toward integration and said Alabama would resist desegregation, with patrols on alert as federal suits press for Negro admissions. The Cape Canaveral launch plan was shifted to allow governors to attend astronaut Schirra’s six orbit flight.
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Fla
John Patterson
Alabama
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
South Carolina
Patterson
U.S. Supreme Court
Birmingham
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
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No Deal on Cuba Rusk Advises No Western Concessions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says no deal to end Soviet intervention in Cuba in exchange for Western concessions on Berlin or U S bases abroad. He stated you cannot support freedom in one place by surrendering freedom elsewhere in a prerecorded television interview.
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Dean Rusk
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Ruling Clears Lawmaker on School Board Dual Service
Pulaski county Arkansas. Chancellor Reed ruled that the state constitution allows a school board member to serve in the General Assembly. The decision dismissed a suit by Sam Fowler of North Little Rock against Pulaski Rep. H. Cottrell Jr. contesting dual roles.
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Reed
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Id. H. Cottrell Jr
Sam Fowler
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Cottrell
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Lost $10,400 in Fraud Trial Testimony in Arkansas
Thomas L. Jackson of Memphis testified in the Arnold Edens fraud trial in Jonesboro that he invested 35 400 with the claim of an estate tax troubled with 41 000 in investor stock. He later received worthless checks and partial recoveries totaling 14 600, leaving him down 10 400 on the deal.
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Thomas L. Jackson
Memphis
Arnold Edens
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Jackson
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Allies Firm on Berlin Stand Reported by Kennedy and Pienarczyk
President Kennedy and British Foreign Secretary Lord Pienarczyk stressed rigid Western resolve over Berlin after a White House meeting. A communique said there was complete agreement on Berlin dangers and the need to defend vital Western interests. Separately, five Central American nations will back a new education research center at the University of San Carlos in Guatemala with staff from Michigan State University.
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