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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1969
Page
5
Local residents clash over a disputed rental reform plan as village officials race to extend protections. The proposal faces opposition from landlords and concerns about tenant security and housing supply. Community meetings continue with no final vote date set.
Black students at Colgate University ignored a vacate order to end their occupation of the faculty lounge in Merrill Hall by 10 p.m. EST or face court action. A campus-wide disarmament effort and voluntary dormitory inspections continued at several Northeast colleges as protests spread to Harvard, Cornell, Amherst, and Dartmouth.
Bayard Rustin urged college officials to stop capitulating to demands for separate dormitories and study programs. He warned Negro students face an isolation shock from integration and need remedial training to prove they can handle real-world math and writing. He spoke before AJ Committee luncheon and advocated inclusive admission with proper support while condemning separatist programs.
Hayward California UPI reports Marilyn Blacie a white professor at Hayward State College said she asked U S attorney Cecil Poole to file civil rights charges against the Black Student Union. She alleged the 1964 Civil Rights Act was violated when Negro students barred her from a nearby meeting on Tuesday.
Dr. S. I. Hayakawa told a Washington Chamber of Commerce audience that campus activities illegal elsewhere should not be tolerated on campuses. He defended police on campus, supported inclusive black studies, and argued academic freedom serves all sides without liberal or conservative alignment.
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