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Articles 451 - 480 of 976
Full-Text Articles in United States History
Dr. And Mrs. Robert L. Holley Jr., Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs. Gayle Beanland, Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs. Kate Baker And Bank Of Oxford To Ross Barnett, Walter Sillers And Senator Homer S. Samuels, 27 September 1962, Robert Holley Jr., Mrs. Robert Holley Jr., Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs. Gayle Beanland, Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs. Kate Baker, Bank Of Oxford
Dr. And Mrs. Robert L. Holley Jr., Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs. Gayle Beanland, Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs. Kate Baker And Bank Of Oxford To Ross Barnett, Walter Sillers And Senator Homer S. Samuels, 27 September 1962, Robert Holley Jr., Mrs. Robert Holley Jr., Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs. Gayle Beanland, Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs. Kate Baker, Bank Of Oxford
Telegrams to Government Officials
Senders urge Barnett to keep the university open, protect its accreditation, and "preserve its good name."
Brandon To Press Thomsonews London, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Brandon To Press Thomsonews London, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Sender mentions unpredictability of situation in Oxford and the expectation of a "cuban despatch."
1962-09-27 Rowan County News, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)
1962-09-27 Rowan County News, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)
Rowan County News Archive
Rowan County News published on September 27, 1962.
Thomas J. Riggs To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Thomas J. Riggs
Thomas J. Riggs To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Thomas J. Riggs
Telegrams to Government Officials
Riggs and Pipefitters Local Union 211 offer support for Barnett.
Jean Arthurs Sangster, Class Of 38, And Family To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Jean Arthurs Sangster
Jean Arthurs Sangster, Class Of 38, And Family To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Jean Arthurs Sangster
Telegrams to Government Officials
Sangster congratulates Barnett on his stand and offers support.
Jean Arthurs Sangster, Class Of 38, And Family To Paul Johnson, 27 September 1962, Jean Arthurs Sangster
Jean Arthurs Sangster, Class Of 38, And Family To Paul Johnson, 27 September 1962, Jean Arthurs Sangster
Telegrams to Government Officials
Sangster congratulates Johnson on his stand and offers support.
Scott Mcallister To Paul Johnson, 27 September 1962, Scott Mcallister
Scott Mcallister To Paul Johnson, 27 September 1962, Scott Mcallister
Telegrams to Government Officials
McAllister offers support for Johnson.
Wendell Care Dick Henry's Restaruant To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Wendell Care Dick Henry's Restaruant
Wendell Care Dick Henry's Restaruant To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Wendell Care Dick Henry's Restaruant
Telegrams to Government Officials
Sender offers support for Barnett.
John R. Mcneal To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, John R. Mcneal
John R. Mcneal To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, John R. Mcneal
Telegrams to Government Officials
McNeal expresses support for Barnett and offers his help.
Howard F. Green To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Howard F. Green
Howard F. Green To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Howard F. Green
Telegrams to Government Officials
Green congratulates Barnett and offers to serve any prison sentence he might receive. Mentions the Kennedys.
An American And A Louisianan, J. D. Turner To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
An American And A Louisianan, J. D. Turner To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Governor Barnett
A. R. Ingran, Dalton Hyde, H. H. White, D. B. Chittom, J. B. Edgar, A. T. Morgan, D. L. Dorris, Rev. Dorsey Mccay, Murray L. Williams To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Governor Barnett's "refusal to bow to the Kennedy crowd and the NAACP"
West Monroe Kiwanis Club To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, West Monroe Kiwanis Club
West Monroe Kiwanis Club To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, West Monroe Kiwanis Club
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett's stand "against the encroachment of federal government against the sovereign state of Mississippi"
Charles Toni And Guy Newcomb To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Charles Toni, Guy Newcomb
Charles Toni And Guy Newcomb To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Charles Toni, Guy Newcomb
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett
Robert Huber To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Robert Huber
Robert Huber To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Robert Huber
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett and offering help
Eric Mcvey To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Eric Mcvey
Eric Mcvey To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Eric Mcvey
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett; McVey wishes Barnett were president.
Eric Mcvey To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Eric Mcvey
Eric Mcvey To Ross Barnett, 27 September 1962, Eric Mcvey
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett
The 60 Men Of Of Sigma Episilon Fraternity To Gov. John Patterson, 27 September 1962, Sigma Epsilon
The 60 Men Of Of Sigma Episilon Fraternity To Gov. John Patterson, 27 September 1962, Sigma Epsilon
Telegrams to Government Officials
The fraternity chapter asks for Patterson's support to "save [them] from Kennedy and Meredith."
Sitton To New York Times, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Sitton To New York Times, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article describes Governor Ross Barnett's interactions with the crowd during another attempt by James Meredith to enroll at the university.
Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses James Meredith's expected fourth attempt to register and Governor Barnett's contempt citation.
Robert Nelson To The Christian Science Monitor, 27 September 1962, Robert Nelson
Robert Nelson To The Christian Science Monitor, 27 September 1962, Robert Nelson
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article explores the implications of closing the university and the historical precedent for closing it.
Unknown To London Daily Telegraph, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Unknown To London Daily Telegraph, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Discusses Oxford, Oxford residents, and the possibility of integration at the university.
Duncan Gray, Jr. To Mrs. St. Lloyd, 27 September 1962, Duncan Montgomery Gray
Duncan Gray, Jr. To Mrs. St. Lloyd, 27 September 1962, Duncan Montgomery Gray
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Gray asks for prayers and tells Lloyd to get news from Memphis rather than Jackson papers. He states people are urging Governor Ross Barnett to keep the university open.
J. D. Williams To Mr. John H. Kunstel, 27 September 1962, J. D. Williams
J. D. Williams To Mr. John H. Kunstel, 27 September 1962, J. D. Williams
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Williams cancels his reservation at the Diplomat Hotel.
Jesse Walker To Marvin Black, 27 September 1962, Jesse Walker
Jesse Walker To Marvin Black, 27 September 1962, Jesse Walker
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Walker asks Black, in public relations at the university, to reconsider accrediting James Hicks, a reporter on assignment.
Berryhill To Helms, 27 September 1962, (Unknown) Berryhill
Berryhill To Helms, 27 September 1962, (Unknown) Berryhill
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill discusses traffic and congratulates Helms on "doing an outstanding job."
Berryhill To Rushing In Jackson Ms And Helms, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Rushing In Jackson Ms And Helms, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill advises recipients to hold telegrams for the governor's office until they receive permission and discusses related protocol.
Berryhill To Rushing In Oxford Ms And Helms, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Rushing In Oxford Ms And Helms, 27 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill reports a larger than normal message load.
Berryhill To Norman (Jfn), 27 September 1962, (Unknown) Berryhill
Berryhill To Norman (Jfn), 27 September 1962, (Unknown) Berryhill
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill responds to Norman's request to help.
Xi Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order To Kappa Alpha Fraternity House, University Of Mississippi, 27 September 1962, Xi Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order
Xi Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order To Kappa Alpha Fraternity House, University Of Mississippi, 27 September 1962, Xi Chapter, Kappa Alpha Order
Telegrams to University affiliates
Telegram supporting the University of Mississippi chapter and Governor Ross Barnett; mentions states' rights and Robert E. Lee.