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  Berryhill to Helms, 27 September 1962

  (Unknown) Berryhill

  Berryhill discusses traffic and congratulates Helms on "doing an outstanding job."

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  Berryhill to Norman (JFN), 27 September 1962

  (Unknown) Berryhill

  Berryhill responds to Norman's request to help.

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  Gin [Virginia Bramlett] to Berryhill, 17 September 1962

  Virginia Bramlett

  Bramlett informs Berryhill of pending arrival of 24 news correspondents to Oxford to cover the University's integration.

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  Sue to Mrs. A. J. Chancellor, 30 September 1962

  Sue Chancellor

  Sender states they are safe and in no danger. She will come home "if necessary." Asks recipients to call Rachael.

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  Leon Daniels to OPT Phone TR67, 30 September 1962

  Leon Daniels

  Daniels asks someone to phone him.

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  Josef C. Dine, Chairman of Freedom of Press Committee to Marvin Black

  Josef C. Dine

  The Freedom of Press Committee urges Black to assist James Hicks' efforts to perform his professional duties as a reporter.

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  Mrs. William Faulkner to Miss Victoria Fielden, 19 September 1962

  Estelle Faulkner

  Faulkner asks for news on recipient's "mama."

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  Duncan Gray, Jr. to Mrs. St. Lloyd, 27 September 1962

  Duncan Montgomery Gray

  Gray asks for prayers and tells Lloyd to get news from Memphis rather than Jackson papers. He states people are urging Governor Ross Barnett to keep the university open.

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  Charles H. Griffin to Hon. J Walter Brown, Jr., 18 September 1962

  Charles Hudson Griffin

  Giffin asks Brown to call him.

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  Charlie Hathorn to Ira L. Morgan, 24 September 1962

  Charlie Hathorn

  Message offers support for Morgan and Hathorn states he is waiting to talk to the president.

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  Mansel Motel to Anthony Harrigan

  Mansel Motel

  The motel informs Harrigan they cannot make a reservation.

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  Dud to Dr. D. H. Mutziger, 30 September 1962

  Dud Mutziger

  Sender states three people have been shot and asks what to do.

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  Rob Nelson to Alexander Campbell, 28 September 1962

  Robert Colby Nelson

  Regarding copy about scene in Oxford

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  D. L. Pierce, Leo Quinnelly, and O. E. Pulliam to Secretary General, 28 September 1962

  D. L. Pierce, Leo Quinnelly, and O. E. Pulliam

  Telegram supporting Barnett; discusses state sovereignty. The telegram was forwarded.

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  Faye to C. H. Quick, 30 September 1962

  Faye Quick

  Sender tells recipient she is all right.

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  Lee Ranck to Dr. E. B. Ranck, 30 September 1962

  Lee Ranck

  Sender tells recipient they are okay and "staying out of it."

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  Judy to Mrs. E. W. Sadler, 30 September 1962

  Judy Rash

  Judy informs Sadler that they are fine and cannot call because the circuits are busy.

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  Ray Terrell to J. W. Davidson, 29 September 1962

  Ray Terrell

  Terrell hopes the situation on campus "will not interfere with Kentucky."

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  Annette to Mrs. A. A. Walker, 13 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Notice that Governor Barnett will be on television and radio that evening

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  Ben and Harrell to P. H. Weathersby, 30 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Phones are busy in Beta house. Sender states all are safe.

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  Benny to Mr. H. B. Smith, 30 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Benny states "we are okay" and says things in Oxford are a mess. Asks recipients to call Bob's mother.

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  Bernard to Mr. M. B. Puckett, Sr., 30 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Bernard will take care of Ann, and they are both all right.

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  Berryhill to Andrews, 21 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Berryhill asks to be informed of developments in federal court hearings and will soon travel to Jackson.

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  Berryhill to Bill or Gin, 29 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Berryhill asks about the situation in Oxford.

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  Berryhill to Bramlett, 14 September 1962

  Author Unknown

  Berryhill asks to be kept informed of "developing conditions" and offers help.