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George Kalenin To Mr. Meredith (21 September 1962), George Kalenin

Correspondence: Pro-integration

No abstract provided.

Hollins Columns (1962 Sept 21), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• College Must Cultivate Inquiry, Not Supply Answers--Logan
• Hollins Increases Faculty With 18 New Professors
• 10 Are Here To Prepare For M.A.'s
• Poet Nemerov Arrives On Campus To Begin As Writer-In-Residence
• New Class Hours Allow For Twenty-Five Minute Lunch
• "Autumn Leaves" Sets Tone For Frosh Mixer Sat. at 8:30
• H.C. Undergoes Face-Lifting Over Vacation
• Columns Editors Request Student's Critical Support
• Faculty News and Comments
• 5 Far-Flung Professors Continue Own Studies
• Leblon Brings Interest, Practice To Languages
• Ten New Courses Offered In 7 Depts.
• Once Upon A College..
• Press Relations, Social Office Jobs Filled
• Symphony will Feature A. Fiedler, …

1962-09-20 Rowan County News, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)

Rowan County News Archive

Rowan County News published on September 20, 1962.

The Independent And Montgomery Transcript, V. 88, Thursday, September 20, 1962, [Number: 16], The Independent, Paul W. Levengood

The Independent and Montgomery Transcript Newspaper, 1952-1984

[8] p. "Accept and Defend the Truth." Newspaper published in Collegeville, Pa. Weekly. Contains local, county, state and national news, editorials, letters, classified and local business advertisements.

Annotated Article By Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Article discusses James Meredith's arrival on campus and Barnett's refusal to let him register; the beginning of the article focuses on student actions prior to Meredith's arrival.

Mrs. D. C. Joseph To President Of Student Body, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown

Telegrams to University affiliates

Joseph congratulates the student body president and offers support.

M. E. Wallace To Honorable Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, M. E. Wallace

Telegrams to Government Officials

Wallace expresses support for Barnett and asks him to "keep Mississippi schools white."

W. R. Lusk To Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, W. R. Lusk

Telegrams to Government Officials

Lusk requests to be made registrar for the semester and states he would gladly go to jail "to preserve our rights as a soverign state." The telegram was not delivered on campus.

Linton Crook To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Linton Crook

Telegrams to Government Officials

"Alabama salutes a man."

Western Union Telegram Company To Men In Jenkins And Mcfarland Halls, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Their telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.

Kappa Alpha Order, Ole Miss To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Kappa Alpha Order

Telegrams to Government Officials

The order offers support for Barnett's "stand on the Meredith case."

Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Students have started to return to the University of Mississippi; James Meredith is expected to try to enroll the following week. Oxford residents mostly are in favor of desegregation, if it means keeping the University open.

Annotated Article By Clark Porteous To Memphis Press-Scimitar, 20 September 1962, Clark Porteous

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Article details how Governor Barnett "personally took over as University registrar and refused to register Meredith."

Corrected Version Of Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Governor Ross Barnett refused to register James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in defiance of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Furniss, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Furniss' telegram to Dr. E. R. Jobe was not delivered as Jobe is not on campus.

Berryhill To Helms, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Berryhill discusses the small number of work done for the press that day and states that the situation is "calm and orderly."

Oxford Mississippi Western Union In-House Telegram, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding the absence of a "First Negro Baptist Church" or a "National Negro Church"

In House Western Union Telegram From Oxford Office To Unknown Recipient, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding a forwarded message

In House Western Union Telegram To "Tsb, Wc, And Tfc Supvr." 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

The office will remain open until midnight.

In House Western Union Telegram Discussing Charges For Forwarding Various Telegrams To Jackson, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding forwarding Lusk's telegrams to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.

Zeta Zeta Chapter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana To Chi Chapter Of Delta Kappa Epsilon, University Of Mississippi, 20 September 1962, Zeta Zeta Chapter

Telegrams to University affiliates

The Louisisana chapter writes that the Mississippi chapter should "pledge him" if he cannot be kept out.

John T. Ames To Dr. John D. Williams, 20 September 1962, John T. Ames

Telegrams to University affiliates

Ames asks Williams to do all he can to prevent Governor Ross Barnett from closing the unversity.

Western Union Telegram Company To J. O. Hollis, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Hollis' telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.

Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Lusk, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Lusk's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.

Western Union Telegram Company To R. C. Langford, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Langford's telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.

Western Union Telegram Company To James Ira Grimsley, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Grimsley's telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.

Katherine Whitfield Wolf To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Katherine Whitfield Wolf, Tom Mosby

Telegrams to Government Officials

Wolf expresses support for Barnett and states that he has "the admiration and respect of every true Southerner."

Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Governor Ross Barnett refused to register James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in defiance of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Annotated Article By Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Media Outlets

James Meredith has not yet arrived on campus but is expected soon. Article also describes efforts in Jackson to block his admission.

James Ira Grimsley To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, James Ira Grimsley

Telegrams to Government Officials

Grimsley congratulates Barnett on his "stand" and states that the sheriff's department of Jackson County supports him.