Word: gov
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...leaflet distributed last night to all College rooms and Radcliffe, the HRLU asked University students to join a nation-wide demonstration to show that popular sentiment supported the enrollment of Meredith over the resistance of Gov. Ross R. Barnett. The demonstration began at Texas Christian University last week...
...Gov. Ross Barnett in effect conceded defeat last night after being informed that Meredith was on the university campus. The governor, who had personally twice rejected Meredith's application for admission, told Mississippians, "We must at all odds preserve the peace and avoid bloodshed...
...tutor, denied that giving sophomore tutorial for credit would force students to specialize too early in their careers. Hoffmann pointed out that the course cuts across a wide range of disciplines, and said it would serve as an introduction for Social Studies concentrators in much the same way that Gov...
...Gov. Ross Barnett of Mississippi yesterday continued his resistance to the desegregation of "Ole Miss," claiming a constitutional position that lost its validity back in pre-Civil War days, according to a Harvard expert on constitutional...
...interposition or nullification hasn't got a legal leg to stand on nowadays, it still has the political juice in the South," he added. The doctrine was taken up again by Southern governors in 1956 in a verbal protest against the Court's desegregation decision. Gov. Orville Faubus of Arkansas used "interposition" the following year, and now Barnett "is taking a leaf out of Faubus' book," he said...