Troops Halt Violent Oxford Riot Amid Integration Tension
Federalized Mississippi troops fired over rioters near the Oxford square as 108th Armored Cavalry moved to protect the area amid University of Mississippi integration. Dozens were rounded up and taken to the federal courthouse under bayonet point. lingering tension persisted as crowd violence continued.
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University of Mississippi
108Th Armord Cavalry
Tupelo
Walker Arrested For Inciting Rebellion Near Oxford
Attorney General Kennedy announced the arrest of former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker at a military roadblock near Oxford Mississippi on charges of inciting a rebellion. He will be arraigned later today as the case ties him to the Mississippi University riot and to violent segregationist rhetoric.
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Weather Night Day 50s Morticians Ad and Funeral Home
A brief weather note hints at night and day in the 50s. An advertisement mentions National Selected Morticians and Rumsey Funeral Home in Virginia with a 3-51 contact.
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National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Europe Reacts to Meredith Admission Fight at Ole Miss
The Associated Press reports global outrage and praise as Britain and Norway weigh in on the all white University of Mississippi confrontation. Kennedy's intervention earns praise while Mississippi officials face sharp denunciation for barring James H Meredith.
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Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
Meredith
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Volatile Trading
In New York the Dow and broad market edged lower as investors weighed earnings amid light volume. The closing tally showed 60 stocks average at 212.7, down 2.2 points, reflecting cautious sentiment and moderate selling pressure.
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New York
Ole Miss Braces After Riots Mark Meredith Admission
In Oxford Mississippi 29 year old James H Meredith the first Negro admitted to Ole Miss under federal rules enrolled today. Minutes later renewed violence erupted as 4000 National Guard troops under federal control patrolled downtown Oxford firing over heads of rioters tear gas cleared groups and arrests rose to 150.
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University of Mississippi
Mississippi National Guard
Oxford
Tupelo
Miss
Meredith
Ole Miss
Robert Ellis
Charles Billingslea
Mississippi
Journal-World Adds Times-Post News Service in October
The Journal-World will begin featuring the Times Post News Service on Tuesday October 9 providing daily top stories from a combined Times and Post staff. Dolph Simons says readers will get a more complete newspaper with analysis and world coverage as 13 000 Lawrence families rely on the paper for accurate fair news. Teletype gear is being tested and an extra printer installed as the first service is transmitted next Tuesday.
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Lawrence
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Chicago
Unpleasant Weather Persists With Rain Likely In Lawrence
Lawrence forecasters warn of cloudy raw conditions tonight and Tuesday with a chance of rain after a September weekend that saw .62 inch of rainfall. Temperatures span 40s tonight to 50s by Tuesday, with Saturday and Sunday highs in the upper 60s.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Marine Colonel Wins Journal World Football Contest
Marine Lt Col L G Alexander of the KU Navy ROTC wins the weekly Journal-World grid contest with one miss Stanford over Michigan State. He will receive a 15 pound dressed turkey. Ruth McNish and Mrs Murry Smith win second prizes of 10 pounds.
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Kansas University Navy Rotc
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Pawnee
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Wars measured by policy not battles in Cold War talk
The piece discusses how Cold War strategies fuse diplomatic economic and military tools, urging integrated non military and political aims. It contrasts Western tournament and crusade warfare with Soviet and Chinese integrated approaches rooted in Sun Tzu.
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