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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1962
Page
2
A federal court order prohibits Mississippi officials from interfering with Meredith enrollment and blocks prosecutions against Meredith under any statute or regulation. The directive names state officials and reinforces a prior appeals court ruling regarding Meredith and university enrollment procedures.
A New Orleans appeals court ordered Meredith to register in Jackson after a fraught court hearing. The board, citing a court agreement, said fines or imprisonment would not stop Meredith from admission and planned to appoint a registrar if needed. The issue centers on alleged false registration data and a related misdemeanor conviction.
Edward A. Williams and his daughters Suzanne and Rebecca Ann were found near Denver after being reported missing from La Crescenta. Williams, a Montrose post office employee, and the children were located at Williams parents’ home following a court dispute over custody and a possible governor involvement. The health status of the children appeared good and authorities continued to assess the adult's condition.
After a Kinloch shooting, a mob looted and set fires near a drive in cafe, wounding three officers none fatally. Captain Vasel said the officers were released or treated, while arson was blamed for fires at a grade school and vacant homes. Mayor Clarence Lee cited rising unrest as the motive.
In a Lebanese hill village near the frontier, authorities report teenage girls seized by armed guards while being transported to Jildon for investigation after a Sunday incident. The government notes the girls said they were simply trying to find their way.
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