Harvard Sit-In Ends After Court Order At University Hall
Nearly 100 Black demonstrators left Harvard University Hall after a court order barred further protest. Harvard suspended student protesters and warned of trespass charges if they stayed. A demonstrator spokesman said they would press demands for at least 20 percent Black employment on Harvard construction sites.
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Agnew on Education Draws Mixed Reactions from Educators
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew faced mixed reviews for his criticism of U S education policy. Education leaders including Dr James Harlow of West Virginia University and Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago weighed in on causes and remedies for youth dissent and schooling length.
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Agency to produce Agnew biographical film for overseas viewing
The government plans a $20,000 ten minute biographical film about Vice President Spiro Agnew for overseas viewing by the U.S. Information Agency. It will likely omit his war protest and media critique speech. The film is to be shipped to over 100 USIA posts abroad by end January.
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