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Articles 5881 - 5910 of 11019
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Berryhill To Helms, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Helms, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill is going to Jackson but can return quickly if required. No activity is expected in Oxford.
Berryhill To Bramlett, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Bramlett, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
The "spcl dly" has arrived.
Cot Np Nyk To Supvr Oxford Miss, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Cot Np Nyk To Supvr Oxford Miss, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding a story continuation and paragraph signs received as exclamation points. Response included.
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers, London, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers, London, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Brandon discusses Governor Ross Barnett's "uncompromising" stance and anticipates future developments.
Annotated Article By Andrew Fyall To Daily Express, London, 29 September 1962, Andrew Fyall
Annotated Article By Andrew Fyall To Daily Express, London, 29 September 1962, Andrew Fyall
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article describes deteriorating situation on Oxford campus.
Ray Terrell To J. W. Davidson, 29 September 1962, Ray Terrell
Ray Terrell To J. W. Davidson, 29 September 1962, Ray Terrell
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Terrell hopes the situation on campus "will not interfere with Kentucky."
Annotated Article To Managing Editor, Charleston S. C. News And Courier, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Annotated Article To Managing Editor, Charleston S. C. News And Courier, 29 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article describes the stituation on the university's campus and discusses the "state-federal dispute."
Mr. And Mrs. Alvin L. Martin To Governor Ross Barnett, 29 September 1962, Alvin L. Martin, Mrs. Alvin L. Martin
Mr. And Mrs. Alvin L. Martin To Governor Ross Barnett, 29 September 1962, Alvin L. Martin, Mrs. Alvin L. Martin
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett
Henry D. Irwin To Governor Ross Barnett, 29 September 1962, Henry D. Irwin
Henry D. Irwin To Governor Ross Barnett, 29 September 1962, Henry D. Irwin
Telegrams to Government Officials
Irwin discusses presidential campaigns and supprts Barnett' defense of "our republic, our constitution, and our individual liberties."
One Of Your Many Supporters To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Author Unknown
One Of Your Many Supporters To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Author Unknown
Correspondence: Pro-integration
Signed by "One of your many supporters"
Mrs. Sonner To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Mrs. Sonner
Mrs. Sonner To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Mrs. Sonner
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
A. Hatcher To James Meredith (29 September 1962), A. Hatcher
A. Hatcher To James Meredith (29 September 1962), A. Hatcher
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
Mimmie Abernathy, Miles College To James Meredith (29 September 1962), Mimmie Abernathy
Mimmie Abernathy, Miles College To James Meredith (29 September 1962), Mimmie Abernathy
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
A Supporter And Believer Of Human Rights To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Author Unknown
A Supporter And Believer Of Human Rights To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), Author Unknown
Correspondence: Pro-integration
Signed by "A supporter and believer of human rights"
W. E. Elliot To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), W. E. Elliot
W. E. Elliot To Mr. Meredith (29 September 1962), W. E. Elliot
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
The Mason Family To "Hi Meredith" (29 September 1962), The Mason Family
The Mason Family To "Hi Meredith" (29 September 1962), The Mason Family
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
Robert And Sue Victor To Governor Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Robert And Sue Victor To Governor Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett and emphasizing states' rights
Citizens Of Americus Georgia To Gov. Ross Barnett And Lt. Gov. Johnson, Citizens Of Americus Georgia
Citizens Of Americus Georgia To Gov. Ross Barnett And Lt. Gov. Johnson, Citizens Of Americus Georgia
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett's stand against a movement "which can only result in the downfall of the white race." Names of senders included.
Charles C. Hathorn To Governor Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Charles C. Hathorn
Charles C. Hathorn To Governor Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Charles C. Hathorn
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett; includes reason why Hathorn voted for Barnett.
O. D. Edwards, Arnold O. Morgan, Decker S. Womack And Dean Gano To Gov. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, O. Dudley Edwards, Arnold O. Morgan, Decker S. Womack, Dean L. Gano
O. D. Edwards, Arnold O. Morgan, Decker S. Womack And Dean Gano To Gov. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, O. Dudley Edwards, Arnold O. Morgan, Decker S. Womack, Dean L. Gano
Telegrams to Government Officials
Senders state that for every border patrolman sent "to carry out Bobby's order" they will send another Texan to face him. Message was forwarded to Jackson, MS.
H. Mccoy Wilson And B. Newell Simrall Iii To John F. Kennedy, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
H. Mccoy Wilson And B. Newell Simrall Iii To John F. Kennedy, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
The Kappa Alpha Order at the university urges Kennedy to leave governing Mississippi to state officials.
John L. Daniels To Governor Barnett, 28 September 1962, John L. Daniels
John L. Daniels To Governor Barnett, 28 September 1962, John L. Daniels
Telegrams to Government Officials
Daniels opposes Barnett since he is raising his children as American Citizens.
John E. Mcnamee To Hon. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, John E. Mcnamee
John E. Mcnamee To Hon. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, John E. Mcnamee
Telegrams to Government Officials
McNamee and the members of ACWA Local 643 in Water Valley, MS offer support to Barnett.
Unknown To Gov. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Unknown To Gov. Ross Barnett, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram "discusses" the invasions of both Cuba and Mississippi by the federal government. Message incomplete.
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris, Ole Miss Motel Sent To Parker, New York, Atlanta, 27 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris, Ole Miss Motel Sent To Parker, New York, Atlanta, 27 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Telegrams to Media Outlets
State officials, including Lt. Governor Paul B. Johnson, continue to defy federal orders and refuse admission to James Meredith.
Yarbrough To Post-Dispatch St. Louis, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Yarbrough To Post-Dispatch St. Louis, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Regarding "temporary peace" in Oxford and on campus
Howard Lerner To Editor Mississippian, 28 September 1962, Howard Lerner
Howard Lerner To Editor Mississippian, 28 September 1962, Howard Lerner
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Lerner asks the editor of The Mississippian to write an article for The Hofstra Chroniclein Hempstead, NY.
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers London, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers London, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Brandon anticipates filing a story that night and mentions "forcing university gates."
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers, London, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Brandon To Thomson Newspapers, London, 28 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses integration and Mississippi's role as the "core of the Deep South."
Dudley Morris To Parker, Time Inc., 28 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Dudley Morris To Parker, Time Inc., 28 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses the history of interposition and Governor Ross Barnett's current argument against desegregation.