Sit-Ins and Hunger Strikes Spread Across U S Campuses
Across multiple campuses students stage hunger strikes and sit-ins in protest. Lincoln University in Missouri reports a third day of action while Stanford New Jersey's St Peter's College Ohio's Marietta College and others see continued demonstrations and related faculty and administration responses. Police and campus officials bolster security amid ongoing unrest.
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Missouri
Lincoln University
Stanford University
New Jersey
St. Peter’s College
Ohio
Marietta College
Wisconsin
Lawrence University
Indiana University
Bloomington
Stanford
University
Keneath S
City College of New York
Buell Gallagher
New York City
New York
Uniformed Fire Officers Association
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Black Students Union
Earle Maimain
Jersey City
Top U S Educator Calls for Broad Educational Change
Washington UPI James E Allen as U S commissioner of education urges universities to broaden student and faculty roles and tackle root causes of unrest He supports board participation by universities and says final say lies with administrations He calls for harsher punishments for lawbreaking students predicts more unrest at high school level Seeks use of police to quell disorder and backs busing to improve access to education and support integration.
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Washington
UPI
James E. Allen
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Two Girls Disrupt Paris American Church Service
Two Negro girls interrupted a Paris American Church service delivering a manifesto similar to SNCC rhetoric. One identified as Julie Herve, daughter of the late Richard Wright. they ignored responses and left after demanding a reply. About a dozen SNCC members demonstrated outside as police watched.
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Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Paris
Julia Herve
Emerson G. Hangen
Long Beach
Julie Herve
Richard Wright
Hangen
First Congregational
World Council of Churches
SNCC
Forman Praises Minister After Riverside Church Standoff
Black militant James Forman returned to New York praising Rev Ernest Campbell for understanding the needs of the poor. He read a statement denouncing the church offer to earmark income for the needy and demanded 60 percent reparations for past injustices to Negroes before attending the service with followers.
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New York
James Forman
Riverside Church
Forman
Calls for Arms In SDS Arrests Planned Within 10 Days
Michael Klonsky claimed on Face the Nation that Mitchell plans mass arrests of SDS members and allied groups within ten days, citing a source close to Mitchell. A Justice Department spokesman denied raids are planned, emphasizing ongoing investigation of campus disorders.
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Michael Klonsky
Columbia Broadcasting System
Face the Nation
Mitchell
SDS
Black Panther Party
Justice Department
Washington
Negroes Demand Halt of Service and Arrests At Church
A group disrupted a religious meeting prompting police to arrest 10 individuals including Ronald L. Wilkins 23 Sandra Scott 24 Harold James Welton Jr 18 and seven juveniles on suspicion of felony conspiracy to disrupt. Rev Don R Boyd said the group sought five minutes to speak and left a taped record for authorities. The protest began after a demand for 500 million in reparations and followed by exits blocked except one.
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Ronald L. Wilkins
Sandra Scott
Harold James Welton Jr
Boyd
B. Herrera
Herrera
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