Meredith Shooting Sparks Civil Rights Protests Across Mississippi
A man shot James Meredith as he registered voters in Mississippi triggering outraged protests by five demonstrators at Katzenbach's office. Robert Kennedy voiced shock and Meredith vowed to continue his march from Memphis toward Jackson as CORE and SCLC leaders urged renewed federal action and voter mobilization in Mississippi and beyond.
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South
Cape Town
South Africa
Robert F. Kennedy
Meredith
Kennedy
Kenedy
Air Force
University of Mississippi
Strode Launtily
U.S. 51
Memphis
Jackson
Miss
Claude Sterrett
New York
James Mereth
W.L. Meredith
Aubrey James Norvell
Ile
Paul Johnson
Norvell
Eave
Mississippi
Authhorities
James Meredith
Johnson
Leon Downen
Hernandoly
Columbia University
Floyd
McKgssick
Natonal
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
SCLC
Atlanta
Dick Greg Meredith
Gregory
David Hoxie
Charles Mathiss
RI Md
Hanse Judiciary
Tohnson
Sam J. Ervin
Joseph L. Rath JR
Ole Miss
Democratic Action
Washington
James
Ross Barnett
Bureau of Investigation
Jon
Rauh
Alpalen
Ada
U.S
Taok Meredith
Clyilstava
Rights Commission
Oxford
FBI
Whitney M. Young Jr
Maloney
Gemini 9 shines with space feats and near misses
Spacewalk by Cernan and Stafford dazzles as Gemini 9 achieves multiple orbital chases and a record long walk. They land near the carrier Wasp after dramatic maneuvers, while a docking cone failure curbs a perfect link. President Johnson hails their performance.
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Vee
Ceman
Stafford
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Wasp
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Houston
Texas
Cernan
Eabronaests
Johnson
Hesu
Gene
Sheppard seeks new trial after 1964 acquittal
Former osteopath Sam Sheppard, freed in 1964, indicated he would welcome a new trial and clear his name. His lawyer F Lea Bailey arrived to press the bid, while state officials signaled the case remains under Cuyahoga County control and the judge’s 1960s courtroom restrictions were critiqued by the Supreme Court.
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District. Court
Carl A. Wein
Ian
Dayton
Sheppard
Weinman
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
F. “Lea| Bailey
Boston
Petey
Aja
Supreme Court
Howard J. Blythin
Miles
Reds Allow Letters to U S Viet Prisoners
Geneva informants report the Communist authorities will permit about fifty letters weekly to reach American prisoners of war in Viet Nam. The International Red Cross will deliver the correspondence through its Hanoi office, the announcement said.
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Geneva
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