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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1969

Page

8

Columbia Campus Seizure and ROTC Debates Across Colleges

About 300 militants seized Columbia University’s Philosophy Hall in a seven hour sit in after a restraining order. Students clashed with security. three injured, officials cut. Protests demand open enrollment for New York high school students. At Harvard the arts and sciences faculty urged ROTC to remain extracurricular. A Miami dean’s office was bomb damaged with no injuries. La Salle College Council voted ROTC voluntary for freshmen. Atlanta University trustees faced blockades over naming a six college complex for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Associated Press Columbia Universty Columbia voluntar_ily Jett Philosophy Hall Andrew Cordier Students For A Democratic Society New York Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences Cambridge Mass Miami Henry King Stanford Philadelphia LaSalle’ College Council Atlanta Atlanta University Ingr Martin Luther King Jr

Submachine Guns Seized In Illinois Raid on Lauchli Home

Ten U S Treasury agents seized nearly 1000 submachine guns and thousands of rounds of ammo at the home of Richard A Lauchli Jr in Collinsville Illinois. Lauchli a former Illinois Minutemen leader faces federal charges after an undercover sting linked to a $17000 weapons sale.

Collinsville U.S. Treasury Richard A. Lauchli Jr Ilinois Minutemen U.S. Atty Richard Eagleton Lauchli U.S We Giffin Springfield Eagleton

Winston Students In Quiet March At College

About 250 Winston-Salem State College students marched quietly to the president’s home presenting grievances. President Kenneth Williams met with them, saying issues could be resolved peacefully as a campus meeting ended late at night after complaints about curfew on women students, cafeteria food, and junior entry tests.

Winston-Salem Winston- Salem State College Kenneth Williams Auditori St. Jude’s Hospital Montgomery Taylor Panola Myrtle General Assembly Fitz- Tiere Greenville Atnear

Sanford May Seek Governorship

CHAPEL HILL N C AP Former Gov Terry Sanford says he may run for governor in 1972 while keeping options open for other posts He has been mentioned as a possible U S Senate candidate in 1972 Sanford served as governor 1961 1965 and worked on Hubert Humphrey’s presidential bid before returning to law practice in Raleigh.

Chapel Hill N.C Terry Sanford Sanford North Carolina U.S Hubert Humphrey Raleigh

Battles Fought 12 Miles Apart In Mekong Delta

In the Mekong Delta, two battles about 12 miles apart left dozens dead and many wounded. Viet Cong attacked near Thanh Le and Bac Lieu, while government and militia forces repelled several assaults. U.S. air and ground units supported pacification efforts with multiple engagements, casualties reported on both sides and among allied troops.

Mekong Delta Saigon Mekong Thanh Levinala Sfithe Bac Liew Saigonnes Adjof Ren Satte U. S Henri Huet Baccamps U5. Com Jattack Vinh Long da Nang 11Th Infantry Brigade U.S

Back Pay To Be Set For Textile Workers

Darlington County will have nine labor board attorneys interview about 400 textile workers from Darlington Manufacturing Co. to determine back pay claims totaling possibly up to 27 million dollars. The Supreme Court upheld NLRB findings that workers are entitled to back pay and reinstatement after Deering Milliken’s plant closure, with the process aimed at calculating earned wages lost during the period.

Darlington D. C Labor Board Darlington Manufact Turing Co Darlington County Court House Textile Workers Union of Amer Yea Afl-Cio Supreme Court High Court National Labor Relations Board Deering- Milliken Textile

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