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From the Miller (Michael J.) Civil Rights Collection; Freedom Information Service (FIS), publisher of the pamphlet,"Prospectus for the Freedom Information Service," provides sharing of information, ideas, and experiences, and provides resource persons, materials, and planning assistance for local workshops in the Mississippi civil rights movement.
March 1966
From the Miller (Michael J.) Civil Rights Collection; The letter from the personnel of the Freedom Information Center seeks to raise sufficient funds to stay in operation after March 25, 1966.
15 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 33, from March 11, 1966. Columns include, "Blond Chi Omega Penny Hale USM's new 'Best Dressed-Coed'", "Home Ec opens center for Infant Development", "Linda Mann alternate in Wednesday contest", "Student elected to high position in Kappa Delta Pi", "War correspondent Spence to join Ambassador as top SCOPE speakers", "Deadline given for petitions", "Haines returns to USM as public relations asst.", "Elam Arms plans two benefits for fire victims", "Summer Vacation theme of Hillcrest fashion show", "Reposing on Leaf River Riveria", "Southern Scenes here again; by jove, they've nearly got it", "From Ben Franklin to The Kid", "In the land of Dr. Strangelove", "Expansion plans pending", "Debators take three trophies at MSCW, Oklahoma meets", "Weathersby move for Spring quarter opens more ofices", "USM freshman witnesses tornado strike Jackson shopping center", "Student teachers urged to report", "English classes have off day Wednesday", "Golden Giants close with losing record", "USM netters meet Memphis here Sat.", "Three students challenge world bowling record", "Golf team opens season with 'Bama, Spring Hill", "Pikes, Kappa Sigs tell of harrowing experiences in fire", "'Killer' tornado takes 52 lives", "New voice appears from toils of labor", "Rehearsals begin for spring opera, 'Dido and Aeneas'", "Faculty recital hails Italian 'opera buffa'", "'Physicists' tryouts set for Monday and Tuesday", "UAC books hypnotist for Southern", "CLASSIFIED", "The Student Printz presents USM's 1966 Best Dressed Coeds...", "604 students make winter quarter honor lists", and "Liquor question provokes interest among students".
11 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 34, from March 16, 1966. Columns include, "Alumni Association nominates four for Distinguished Professor award", "Young Repubs vow 'We shall never die'", "Coed crowns new queen of livestock", "Moorman and Stegena, Burrus, Felder named", "Art major finalist in national college sculpture program", "Printz names new staffers", "Southern's baseballers open with Nicholls", "Student, mother of 4, wins fellowship of Arizona U.", "British Embassy offical speaks", "UAC hosts hypnotist in main auditorium", "Players schedule Open House Day", "Cigarette price raised", "Security announces rules, regulations for USM traffic", "Printz given first place rating for fall by ACP", "Alumni announce goal of 7,186", "Gridders back on field preparing for '66 season", "New sports editor covers old sports", "Linksmen travel to Mobile tourney", "Fear not 'Beatles,' you're in", "Slide rule course to be offered here", "USM's advanced reading program includes important clinical study", "Foltz cancels Singers' recital", "College twins switch place for a hectic week of fun", "Hillcrest presents preview of latest spring fashions", "Ronny, Daytonas to perform here at Friday dance", "Phi Mu Fraternity to attend State Day", "Hearts 'n Flowers", "Red Cross offers rewarding career", "Plans begin for USM Day program", "Morris, Burkes assume offices", and "Aptitude test set March 26".
16 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 35, from March 18, 1966. Columns include, "Astronauts to return to Cape to de-brief", "Sports Hall of Fame plans to induct 12 former 'stars'", "Fashion show to feature summer wear", "Plans nearly complete for big event March 26", "Missing Bomb May Be Located", "SGA announces Miss Southern pageant details", "Senate Amends Teacher Pay Bill", "Young Democrats make plans for new elections", "Canadian Newsprint Makers Back Down", "Benefit hosts Pike victims at Elam Arms", "Elementary Education gains two new assistant professors", "In which Alred goes to college", "Kennedy comes to Ole Miss and campus security tightens", "Women: what to do about them", "If Shakespeare said it today", "Research continues on 'watching'", "Security announces rules, regulations for USM traffic", "Auto-dodging sport gains in popularity", "Nicholls State invades Southern diamond today", "Pupils quit books, crowd golf course", "Grid practice toughens; Vann reported 'pleased'", "Intramural department slates track, field meet", "Phi Mu's win badminton, widen first place lead", "Rifle team hosts Ole Miss, State", "Cranford sacks AAA boxing title", "Mobile Symphony invites Singers to aid in production 'King David'", "Theatre Dept. selects cast for 'Physicist'", "Shindig features Bitter End Sings", "'Choraliers' sing at Wesley meeting", "Little Man On Campus", "Lambda Iota Tau receives national recognition, initiates new members", "Peace Corps due here next week for job interviews", and "M-Club gives trophies to largest ticket seller".
18 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 36, from March 23, 1966. Columns include, "Mrs. Ivah E. Ostrander Wilber, USM Dean of Women, succumbs", "AN EDITORIAL", "Dr. McCain expresses own grief", "Campus mourns passing of education veteran", "'She was a fine example' echo coeds and friends", "Spring voting begins Tuesday", "Peace Corps seeks campus volunteers", "Robbie Robertson new Miss Venus", "Elmore 'bowls 'em over' to world endurance mark", "Poverty fund abuses noted in 'war' zones", "Right to vote extends to competency to write", "Government's snooping overlaps with privacy", "Operation Head Start continues; results are difficult to interpret", "Farm surpluses: our top riddle", "The sad plight of the underpaid quarterbacks", "New slate takes over for the Pen and Sword", "Security announces rules, regulations for USM traffic", "University to give four hours for Fine Arts Tour of Europe", "English Proficiency Spring test April 21", "Diamond squad opens with wins over Nicholls", "Black and Gold contest has grid squad scraping", "Pacers attempt to organize track, field team at Southern this year", "Squad nicknames Kreeger 'Batman'", "Little Man On Campus", "Arts Fest stars Shore, Glee Club", "Harry gives double take on hypnosis performance", "Fine Arts schedules annual high school Honors Program", "Phi Tau Chi holds initiation Friday", "Geography club invites student to speak here", and "Faculty wives cancel spring fashion show", "Miller Analogies Test".
23 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 37, from March 25, 1966. Columns include, "Generals battle Saturday at 2", "Three write-ins seek senior senator to boost the field to the necessary 10", "Services conducted for Wilber", "Students ballot Tuesday to name 'General Nat'", "Bzoch will speak on the 'infinite'", "Civitan to hear USM president", "USM's dynamic duo zaps great meal ticket scandal", "WAC's to show new fashions", "European Tour meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.", "British Embassy offical believes blockade on Rhodesia should work", "Peace Corps pleased with USM reception", "Debaters finish season with Natchitoches win", "Katz winner of Law Fund script event", "Bizzell names cabinet at first senate meeting", "MIAA selects Hunter for new president", "New list available on Fullbright posts", "Little Man On Campus", "Southern students want more sports", "Boxers miss title in national 'gloves'", "Netters continue winning streak", "Soccer started at USM; play in Southern League", "'Golden Giants' sign Gulfport basketballer", "Sorority initiation highlight of Spring season", "Alpha Lambda joins 24 by candlelight", "Phi Mu Fraternity takes first place at Millsaps", "Southern Baseballers '66", "Dow spokesman here Friday", "Enrollment proves increase from 1965", "Dr. Parry speaks to Young Repubs", and "Classified Ads".
25 March 1966
From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 38, from March 30, 1966. Columns include, "Alumni students observe USM Day", "Harry Arcarese, Moose Godfrey face final decision for General Nat honor", "Only 760 students vote as 33 win SGA positions", "Past prexy Lowrey lauds SGA leaders", "Phi Delta Rho initiates 10 in services held Monday", "Dr. Parry explains GOP loss to Young Republicans", "Registration fee due for SCOPE", Staffers excavate for old papers", "From Alfred: 'A fond farewell'", "Normal College News sheds light on early years here", "No polka dots after five", "USM celebrates 56 years of educational progress", "A change in seasons, times", "Phi Tau Chi initiates 22 in Danforth", "Library buys pre-1900 magazines", "District VI re-sets date for science fair at Southern", "Guest lecturer from Adelphi U. to speak here", "Strange leads interest group at convention", "Dr. Antley writes book on reading improvement", "Wilson tells British role in S,E. Asia", "Southern offers 4 quarter hours for arts tour", "Pacers pace indoor meet; score 58 points", "Black-Gold game shows air battle", "Southern Hall of Fame inducts 12 new members", "Exhibition track", "Little Man On Campus", "Spring Fling captures merriment of season", "Pen & Sword holds record album sale", "Dull one lays format for springtime frolic", "Talent show features Patsy Puckett; Jo Ann Miller represents Southern", "Chess enthusiasts schedule annual tournament in Natchez", "Fine Arts slates 3 summer musicals", "Southern grad lands position with La. firm", "Printz names new editor for spring quarter", "USM Band gets nationwide honor, invitation to Mich.", "Ford requests UFO probe", "M-Club Leaders", and "CLASSIFIED".
30 March 1966
From the Adams (Victoria Gray) Papers. <br>Decision of the United States Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit, in the case of Fannie Lou Hamer, et all., vs. Cecil C. Campbell, et al., handed down on March 11, 1966. The Court ruled to postpone the upcoming election of municipal officials in Sunflower County, Mississippi, on the grounds that some citizens of that county were denied the right to register to vote because of racial discrimination.
11 March 1966
cartoon by Ed Valtman; Three men are climbing the face of a cliff, and they are all connected to each other by a rope. A man labeled "Living Cost" leads the way. A man labeled "Interest Rates" grips the rope by which the other two men are connected. He stabilizes the third man labeled "Stock Market," who has lost his grip on the cliff and dangles at the end of the rope.
18 March 1966
From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Ed Valtman. In the first of four frames, Uncle Sam offers to hold his umbrella over a woman labeled "France" as rain begins to fall. In the second frame, they walk together under the umbrella labeled "NATO," her arm in his. In the third frame, they notice the rain is stopping. In the final frame, with the sun shining, the woman tells a shocked Uncle Sam to "Get lost." The cartoon caption reads, "The rainy days are over."
10 March 1966
From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Ed Valtman. A hawk perches on the forked branch of a tree with new spring leaves, above a nest labeled "Vietnam dispute." A dove is perched on the edge of a nest, which has four large eggs that are marked with symbols of bombs and olive branches. The hawk says to the dove, "Well, now, let's see what hatches."
31 March 1966
