Eastern Europe unrest tests Soviet ties and student protests
Longtime party chief Antonin Novatny replaced in Romania as protests flare across Eastern Europe. In Bucharest a treaty ban on spread of nuclear arms is pushed, while Warsaw reports student riots and calls for freedom. Czech and Polish authorities clamp down, urging loyalty to Moscow amid anti-communist demonstrations.
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Operation Gay and Wallace to have second surgery
Lurleen Wallace, wife of Governor George Wallace, faces a second operation within a month to relieve abdominal pain from a localized abdominal abscess. A spokesman said surgery was necessary after the infection was first reported on Monday.
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Warsaw police ready with water cannon in May rioting aftermath
In Warsaw police and militia stood prepared with water cannons tear gas and clubs to quell fresh trouble after three days of street rioting labeled anti Communist in Polish press. In Prague a Politburo banner denounced reforms as critics swelled and in East Germany police guarded campuses amid clashes.
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Rome University Student Occupations Mark Campus Protest
About 2,000 leftist students threaten to occupy Rome's university facilities after reopening, with groups demanding influence in administration. They occupied architecture and physics buildings, marched from central station to campus, and joined peers at Milan and other cities in protests over Italy's aging university system.
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Huey Newton Trial Delay Sought in San Francisco Case
Huey Newton asks the California Supreme Court to halt his murder case arguing an illegally constituted Alameda County grand jury tainted indictment. Newton’s attorney contends secrecy by the district attorney biased the grand jury while prosecutors defend validity. In London a WWII carrier is up for sale prompting offers from buyers.
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Racial Reason UC Minority Program Director Fights Firing
Berkeley report says William Sommerville, 35, director of the Educational Opportunity Program, defends against dismissal amid claims staff were diverse. University officials say the program, funded by private foundations, aims to aid minority students and that Sommerville’s firing is not tied to race. Dallas notes discuss SMU football selections, but focus remains Sommerville case and university leadership’s stance on program management.
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Actress Helen Walker Dies at 47 After Cancer Battle
Leading screen actress of the 1940s and 1960s dies at her North Hollywood home after a cancer illness. Funeral arrangements are pending in Worcester native Helen Walker’s death. her body flown to Boylston, Massachusetts for burial.
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