Hayakawa sets April 11 as campus shape up day
San Francisco State College acting president S I Hayakawa told the Black Students Union and allies to demonstrate leadership for peaceful campus conditions by April 11 and warned he may issue disciplinary penalties after the November strike. He noted a tentative agreement ended the strike but said no amnesty for ethnic studies demands and that expulsions remain possible. He kept police on standby and indicated two faculty cases would be decided to temper justice with mercy.
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Nixon Considers Federal Conciliation Plan for Campus Riots
President Nixon weighs creating a federal conciliation service to ease campus confrontations. HEW urged a mediation organization to settle faculty student disputes, with San Francisco State cited amid bloody incidents. Subcommittee chair Edith Green warned of repression risks and eyed federal aid cutoffs for disruptive leaders.
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Regents Vote to Study Hiring Rule at UC
Los Angeles regents voted 14 to 8 to study a proposal giving the board power over faculty hiring. Gov Reagan urged immediate action, calling delay unacceptable. Regent Edwin Pauley withdrew the proposal and pledged to try again next month. Charles J. Hitch opposed revoking chancellors hiring authority.
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AFT Advocate Urges Student Union Creation
The head of the American Federation of Teachers called for the creation of student unions to negotiate with college authorities. AFT president David Selden urged federal aid to establish broad based multiracial unions as credible self governing bodies offering a peaceful outlet for protests.
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San Francisco State
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Mills College students demand ethnic studies program
About 50 women students at Mills College in Oakland occupied the president's office to press for ethnic studies. The protesters, including most of the campus Negro student body, held President Wert in his office during talks. No violence occurred as police were not called.
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