Red in Color of Mississippian Faces Time Brings Changes
The article traces Supreme Court cases from 1949 to 1962 involving Mississippi figures Ross Barnett and Paul Johnson and senator James Eastland. It compares Communist defendants Green and Winston and details jury trial questions, contempt rulings, and Meredith's 1962 University of Mississippi admission clash. The piece notes shifts on the court and political figures in a period of integration controversy.
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Barnett and Johnson Entitled to Jury Trial on Contempt
The court rules Barnett and Johnson are entitled to a jury trial for contempt of court. Eastland will view this as aligning with Communist line and follow the public stance.
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