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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
2
Brooklyn Criminal Court Judge Albert R. Murray condemned 34 college students, most of them white, for fighting for minority rights by illegal means. Eleven, including five girls, were sentenced to five days in jail after last year’s college sit-in.
A U S Senate subcommittee subpoenas UC Berkeley for information on 11 organizations and at least 200 people tied to campus disorders since January 1968. Stanford reports a similar subpoena for 12 organizations and 90 individuals, with other elite schools likely targeted. University and Stanford oppose releasing names, while student groups condemn the move as an attack on campus autonomy.
In Riverside, a federal judge halted plans to search student dorm rooms for weapons at the University of California Riverside. Judge Herry Pregerson ruled that students retain constitutional rights on campus, following an ACLU challenge alleging privacy violations. Dean Norman Better ordered the search after rumors of weapons among students.
Amid debates over rights and admissions, campuses from Brookville to New York saw protests wane as exams loom. Emory and city colleges faced tensions, with dorm closures at CW Post and rhetoric over open admission and minority representation shaping discussions across 24,000 students nationwide.
Assistant Secretary of State H P Sullivan declared Berryhill the Assembly District Special Action winner, over Ernest LaCoste in a close race. A recount will use machine ballots in Stanislaus County and paper ballots in the San Joaquin portion, with final results likely after verification.
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