Box 18
Contains 510 Results:
Neil Maxwell, The Wall Street Journal, "Silencing Moderates: Dixie Whites Who Try To Bridge Racial Gap Draw Mounting Fire" Article, 1965-10-19
This article is stapled to two pieces of paper.
The Clarion Ledger, "Negroes Given Seats In Church Services Here" Article, 1965-10-11
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.
The Independent American, "Treason on the Campus" Booklet, 1965
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.
Charles O. Gridley, The Clarion Ledger, "Justice Department Unsure On CR Bill" Article, 1965-10-01
This article is stapled to a piece of paper.
Correspondence between Dr. Benjamin B. Graves, President, Millsaps College, & T. N. Turner, Jr., Chairman, Board of Stewards, First Methodist Church, Belzoni, Mississippi, 1965-09-20 - 1965-09-23
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.
the Citizen, Official Journal of the Citizens' Council of America, Booklet, 1965-06
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.
Jackson Daily News, "At Miss. College: Rising Costs Make New Fees Necessary" Article, 1965-09-28
This article is stapled to a piece of paper.
The Laurel Leader Call, Laurel, Mississippi, "Walker Warns Minority Progress Must Be Earned" Article, 1965-09-02
This article is stapled to a piece of paper.
Charles M. Campbell, Chairman, "'Operation Goodwill'" Promotional Cards, 1965-07-04
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.
Mrs. Louis G. Cowan, Chairman, Wednesdays in Mississippi, Letter to Professor Clifton Dow Bryant, Chairman, Department of Sociology, Millsaps College, 1965-04-27
This collection contains papers, relating to Ben Graves' life and his time spent as President of various universities.