Federal troops quell Mississippi campus unrest in Oxford
On Monday at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, about 270 students gathered at the cafeteria as James Meredith's second week as a student continued amid noisy protests. Federal officials and Marshals moved Meredith to a back exit after a rock shattered a window. The U.S. government prepared to deploy thousands more Guardsmen and regular Army troops as lawmakers criticized the action while Katzenbach met with students and campus leaders to explain the federal role in ending segregation.
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Reserve District Bank Condition Report From 1962 Arkansas Bank
The First National Bank of Hope Arkansas closes business on Sept 28 1962 reporting assets of 1 166 616 891 dollars and total liabilities and capital accounts of 1 238 etc including cash balances and government obligations. The report enumerates cash items, U S government obligations states and political subdivision debts, deposits and other assets with signatures of bank officers and directors validating the statement under OCC supervision.
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Weather outlook and Army withdrawal report mix from Arkansas and Mississippi
Weather across Arkansas shows partly cloudy to warm conditions through Wednesday with highs near the 80s and chances of a few thundershowers in the southeast region and outer parts, while Mississippi and Tennessee see the first withdrawal of regular Army forces from Oxford and nearby areas after integration riots, with about 1,400 troops returning home as 14,000 remain near Oxford and surrounding sites. The report notes high and low ranges, scattered showers, and continued federal actions following the Meredith case and enforcement orders at Ole Miss.
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Pleasant, showery patterns across Arkansas and Louisiana today
North to upper JS Arkansas cloudy and mild with a few showers and thundershowers. High around 78 with a night low near 50 to 64. Louisiana partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers in the south this afternoon and evening. lows 62 to 72, highs near 86. Northern Missouri generally fair then partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a slight shower chance. highs 75 to 82, lows around 50s.
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Changes in Yemen as army seizes throne revolt spreads
Correspondent David Lancashire reports from Taizz on Yemen where the army has toppled a monarchy two weeks after a coup. Locals greet the regime with mixed enthusiasm while clashes flare along the frontier with Saudi Arabia. Refugees and supporters rally behind Col. Abdullah Sallal and Egyptian President Nasser.
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Entry into Yemen Eases as Frontier Barrier Is Bypassed
Western correspondents first to enter Yemen in six years found the border barrier a simple plank beside thatched tea houses. A paunchy officer in a sarong, barefoot, with two ballpoint pens and a hooked dagger, greeted visitors and waved the car through without passport checks. Until three weeks ago only Imam permission was required.
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Prisoner Release Talks Near For Bay of Pigs Inmates
Fidel Castro and James B Donovan near wrapping an accord on releasing 1113 Cuban prisoners from the April 1961 invasion. Some 60 have been freed. a cash ransom was initially sought. Donovan proposes aid in lieu of ransom. U.S. aid plans remain unsettled with possible surplus food and medicine contributions.
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U S Control Scoffed at By League
At the Arkansas Municipal League meeting in Little Rock speakers dismissed claims that federal renewal funds bring federal control. Sen Fulbright and others questioned the notion, noting no heavy-handed federal oversight and detailing urban renewal programs in Arkansas cities. The convention continues with talks on Amendment 56 to expand city taxing powers.
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Portland rally headlines race amid uncertain weekend
A night political rally in Portland draws attention as weekend plans remain unsettled. Salinger in Rio de Janeiro reports Likely movements by Janio Quadros and Kennedy for Brazil’s regional and national races while Brazil’s election results show Quadros trailing Bonifacio in state and federal races across 22 states.
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Rio DE Janeiro
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Sao Paulo
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Joao Goulart
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Portland Placed on JFK Schedule
President Kennedy includes Portland Oregon on his campaign itinerary for Thursday October 25 as part of a weekend push likely leading into California. The trip aims to bolster Democratic congressional candidates and Gov Edmund G Brown's bid against former Vice President Richard M Nixon. Press secretary Pierre Salinger announced the plans.
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