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Voting Rights Bill Hits 60 Districts, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Voting Rights Bill Hits 60 Districts, Author Unknown

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Article about the voting rights section of the civil rights bill and how it will affect African-American voter participation; Source: Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.); Unknown date

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Cameron's Dissent, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Cameron's Dissent, Author Unknown

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Quotation dealing with African-American voting rights; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Coleman To Discuss Budgetary Affairs Before Legislature, John Herbers Dec 2018

Coleman To Discuss Budgetary Affairs Before Legislature, John Herbers

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Governor J. P. Coleman argues that defiance of the federal government is treason, and applies that argument to the integration debate; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Purported Transcript Given Again, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Purported Transcript Given Again, Author Unknown

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Description of a published transcript of a conversation between Governor Ross Barnett and Lieutenant Governor Paul Johnson, showing evidence that they willfully prevented James H. Meredith from registering as a student at the University of Mississippi; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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The Churches In Mississippi, Ralph Mcgill Dec 2018

The Churches In Mississippi, Ralph Mcgill

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Editorial describing the concern of Christian leaders in Mississippi about the hostile racial climate in the state; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Citizens Group Scans Textbook, United Press International Dec 2018

Citizens Group Scans Textbook, United Press International

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Article about the Citizens Educational Association, a group of parents who formed to combat what they see as subversive political ideas being taught in their children's textbooks; Source: Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.); Unknown date

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Climate Of Hostility Stalked U.S. Marshals At Ole Miss, Saul Pett Dec 2018

Climate Of Hostility Stalked U.S. Marshals At Ole Miss, Saul Pett

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An article detailing examples of harassment and hostility directed at the United States marshals sent to protect James Meredith on the University of Mississippi campus; Source: Milwaukee Journal; Unknown date

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Lincoln's Hopes For The Negro, Citizens' Councils Of America Dec 2018

Lincoln's Hopes For The Negro, Citizens' Councils Of America

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An ad for the Citizens' Councils of America, quoting Abraham Lincoln promoting the social and political separation of whites and African Americans; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Women In Jackson Hearing Want Some Books Banned, United Press International Dec 2018

Women In Jackson Hearing Want Some Books Banned, United Press International

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Article about a group of parents who want to ban several textbooks from Mississippi schools for being favorable to Socialism, brotherhood, and the United Nations and unfavorable to capitalism and constitutional government; Source: Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.); Unknown date

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Mississippi Police State, Associated Press Dec 2018

Mississippi Police State, Associated Press

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Description of Mississippi as a closed police state by former First Lady of New Jersey and United States Representative Helen Meyner after a recent visit intended to foster understanding between white and African-American women; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Civil War, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Civil War, Author Unknown

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Fragment of an article describing a presentation on the Civil War given by James Silver; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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A Peevish Professor Quits His Job, Author Unknown Dec 2018

A Peevish Professor Quits His Job, Author Unknown

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Editorial deriding Dr. Morton B. King, Jr. for his foolish and childish resignation from the University of Mississippi. King resigned as a result of Chancellor Williams's revoking Reverend Alvin Kershaw's invitation to speak on campus.; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Williams Cancels Kershaw Invitation, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Williams Cancels Kershaw Invitation, Author Unknown

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Article concerning Chancellor J. D. Williams's rescinding of Reverend Alvin L. Kershaw's invitation to speak at Religious Emphasis Week at the University of Mississippi, and including a reprint of Williams's message to Kershaw; Source: The Mississippian; Unknown date

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From Rev. Kershaw, A. L. Kershaw Dec 2018

From Rev. Kershaw, A. L. Kershaw

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Letter to the editor from Reverend Alvin Kershaw, reacting to his invitation to speak at the University of Mississippi being rescinded and clarifying that he does in fact support the NAACP; Source: The Mississippian; Unknown date

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Ole Miss History Prof Blasts Screening Speakers, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Ole Miss History Prof Blasts Screening Speakers, Author Unknown

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Article on James Silver's criticism of the University of Mississippi's decision to screen speakers invited to campus in order to keep students from being exposed to subversive ideas; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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No Anti-Mix Policy, Author Unknown Dec 2018

No Anti-Mix Policy, Author Unknown

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Short clipping referring to a legal debate over whether Jackson, Miss., had in place an official segregation policy; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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North Still In Twilight Of Ignorance, James W. Silver Dec 2018

North Still In Twilight Of Ignorance, James W. Silver

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Essay written by James Silver during time spent teaching in Boston, discussing the ignorance of many northerners about the racial situation in the South and how it compares to the situation in the rest of the country; Source: Oxford Eagle; Unknown date

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Command Line, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Command Line, Author Unknown

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Short description of the personnel involved in policing the integration riots at the University of Mississippi; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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And Found Wanting, Author Unknown Dec 2018

And Found Wanting, Author Unknown

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Editorial expressing disappointment with the judicial system in the wake of a Leflore County, Miss., grand jury's refusal to indict two men for the kidnapping and murder of Emmett Till; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Could The Integration Decree Be A Blessing?, Thurman Sensing Dec 2018

Could The Integration Decree Be A Blessing?, Thurman Sensing

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Editorial wondering whether the integration decree handed down by the Supreme Court after the Brown vs. Board of Education decision was a positive development, as it awakened a desire in many Southerners to defend their way of life against federal intervention; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Patterson Tells Council's Place In Segregation, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Patterson Tells Council's Place In Segregation, Author Unknown

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Robert Patterson, executive secretary of the Mississippi Association of Citizens Councils, discusses with a group of citizens the possibility of forming a Citizens' Council in Lafayette County; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Satirical Letters, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Satirical Letters, Author Unknown

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A succession of satirical letters to the editor, beginning with one written by James W. Silver, Ph.D. and including some from Editor, A Friend, etc., making fun of James Silver's age; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Radio Station Cuts Campus, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Radio Station Cuts Campus, Author Unknown

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Letter to the editor expressing anger and shock at the University of Mississippi radio station's decision to play a song that satirizes the 1962 riots; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Coed's Letter Tells Of Frat Song Fest, Mary Jo Latham Dec 2018

Coed's Letter Tells Of Frat Song Fest, Mary Jo Latham

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Satirical letter home purportedly written by a University of Mississippi coed about songs sung at a fraternity party; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Soldier, Go Home, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Soldier, Go Home, Author Unknown

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Editorial expressing appreciation for the efforts of federal troops to keep order in Oxford during and after the 1962 riots; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Citizens Not Obligated To Answer Rights Queries, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Citizens Not Obligated To Answer Rights Queries, Author Unknown

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Statement by the Leflore County (Miss.) Bar Association, informing citizens that they are not legally required to answer questions asked of them by the FBI outside of a court hearing; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Meredith Admission Clipping, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Meredith Admission Clipping, Author Unknown

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Fragment of a typescript declaring James Meredith's admission to the University of Mississippi legal; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Turnbow, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Turnbow, Author Unknown

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Fragment of an article about five African Americans arrested in connection with the firebombing of the home of Hartman Turnbow, including Turnbow himself, which law enforcement charged was an effort to stir up sympathy for the [African-American voter] registration campaign; Source: unknown; Unknown date

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Dissent In Mississippi, National Observer Dec 2018

Dissent In Mississippi, National Observer

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Brief editorial praising James Silver's willingness to criticize race relations in Mississippi; Source: National Observer; Unknown date

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Passionate Solicitor In Action, Author Unknown Dec 2018

Passionate Solicitor In Action, Author Unknown

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Article discussing whether Mississippi governors Ross Barnett and Paul Johnson should be allowed a jury trial in the case of criminal contempt charges filed against them by the United States Justice Department; Source: Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Miss.); Unknown date

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