Kennedy's defiance boxed in Barnett and Kennedy
James Morrow analyzes how Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett faced a federal court order to enroll James Meredith at the University of Mississippi. He compares past interposition attempts by Faubus and others, noting Kennedy’s stronger response and Barnett's doomed strategy.
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Barnett Faces Tight Bind Over Meredith Register Fight
The Mississippi governor is boxed between the court and the President as troops loom over Meredith registration. Barnett, a lawyer with an attorney general advising him, concedes he is outmatched. Rioting on the campus leaves several injured as the nation watches another clash in racial politics.
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Two Refugees Escape Through Berlin Border Fire
Berlin AP report says two refugees slipped into West Berlin just before midnight despite about 20 shots fired by East German border guards. Police said the escape occurred near the Toe ua area in the southern sector where barbed wire fences have been erected by the Communists.
Truman Stranded As Driver Fails To Arrive For Airport
Former President Harry S Truman, after a Saturday campaign dinner, could not find his scheduled municipal court judge driver to take him to the airport. A Youngstown newspaper reporter, William J. Wirtz, offered a ride instead, and Truman insisted on paying nothing. He joked about the delay and thanked the reporter for the help.
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Tank Owner's Stuck With Big Toy in Williamsport
Auto wrecking yard operator Jack Clark still plans to give away his 30-ton Army tank after an idea to donate to 12 year old Robin Harvan of Linden New Jersey faltered. Officials said no but Clark remains open to serious offers, though liability and lawn space concerns persist.
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Kiwanis District convention opens in Cleveland
About 1,600 Kiwanis members and their wives registered Sunday for the four day Kiwanis International District convention in Cleveland. The gathering marks the start of meetings, speeches, and community service planning among clubs from the district.
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Managua Earthquakes Shake City. No Casualties Reported
Three earthquakes rocked Managua and suburbs on Saturday with no deaths or injuries. The first two tremors at dawn forced residents from homes, while a third quake was recorded at 9 05 a.m. by authorities. The AP report notes no casualties were reported despite the activity.
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Has the Supreme Court Outlawed Religious Observance in Schools
A Reader's Digest October issue presents a heated debate on the Lord s Prayer in public schools. A lawyer argues its unconstitutionality for school use while Bishop Pike counters that a Godless state is not neutral. The feature asks if the Court has restricted religious observance in schools and invites readers to examine the issue.
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Historic Britain opens 450 homes to public for fee
About 450 historic houses across Great Britain will welcome visitors this year under a paid access scheme. The program invites the public to view private interiors, gardens, and exhibitions not normally open, raising funds for preservation efforts and regional tourism.
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