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OXFORD, Miss. — The Uni
versity of Mississippi Thursday
commemorated the 20th
anniversary of its blood-stained
desegregation that began Sept.
30, 1962, with James Meredith’s
enrollment.
University officials tried to
downplay violence that erupted
when Meredith arrived at the
campus. They said the positive
aspects of integration at Ole
Miss, a 134-year-old liberal arts
school, would be stressed in the
three-day anniversary program.
The grey-bearded Meredith,
who now makes his home in
Jackson, Miss., spoke Thursday
night at Fulton Chapel, next to
the grassy circle where a bloody
night of rioting erupted in 1962
when he was first brought to the
campus by federal marshals.
He officially enrolled the
next morning while the odor of
tear gas hung over the debris-
strewn, bullet-torn campus.
That night, a French news
paper reporter and an Oxford
jukebox service man were killed,
and more than 200 others in
jured as the riot raged into the
chilled predawn hours.
The angry crowd, mostly Ole
Miss students but also hundreds
of outsiders, finally was forced
to retreat before the fixed
bayonets of regular Army
troops and federalized National
Guardsmen.
Meredith, an Air Force veter
an who previously attended
Jackson State College, was safely
tucked away in his dormitory
room during the battle.
Meredith initially said he
might not participate in the acti
vities because he was expected to
praise a lot of progress for blacks
that he said hasn’t been made.
But he announced about two
weeks ago he decided to accept
the invitation to speak after
looking more closely into the
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