Chicago Students Sleep-In Protest Draft Data
Chicago students at the University of Chicago conducted a three day sit-in sleep-in and teach-in to protest draft data use. They occupied the registrar's office with walkie talkies and a makeshift command post, monitored entry, and demanded that class standing and grade information not be shared with draft boards. Jacquelin Goldberg, a 21 year old Las Angeles organizer, led and faced questions about her political views.
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Chicago students stage sit in at campus rooming house
Restful Tt appears to be an evasion notion served at a rooming house but is actually a corridor in the administration building at the University of Chicago where students stay and protest sit in and sleep in against the university policy of furnishing class rankings to draft boards to decide deferments.
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Brown Assails Yorty Reagan Poll Underlined
Associated Press reports Gov. Brown labeled foes as right-wing and warned about propaganda. He cited Reagan and Yorty on unemployment and government fear while Reagan camp released a poll suggesting Reagan leads Christopher in Los Angeles County. Also noted are voting-automation trends and 7.85 million primary voters as precincts consolidate.
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Nine Shot From Auto By Sniper
A mysterious sniper or snipers wounded nine persons in separate shooting incidents across Manhattan Thursday night. Pellets may have come from a moving auto, possibly an air pistol or air rifle. Two victims were seriously hurt with pellets in the eye as attacks occurred between 9:45 and 11:05 p.m. Some victims could not identify what struck them while others described a slowly moving car.
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House Cuts Funds For Poor Bill In Education Panel
Rep Adam Clayton Powell says Sargent Shriver urged adding 245 million to Johnsons poverty program budget. The Education and Labor Committee approved 244 million more but Democrats reversed course and reduced the boost before the bill passed the committee.
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