Stanford approves measures to protect campus rights
Stanford University releases interim policy guidelines to safeguard free speech and movement while preventing disruption of university functions. The Faculty Senate of Medicine also approves a minority enrollment plan, reserving ten entering class places for minority students with open eligibility if not filled, aimed at reducing quotas over time.
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Sal Castro Back Reinstated. Transfers Surge at Lincoln High
Lincoln High School reinstates Sal Castro to teaching duties after a six day sit in ending. The district reports 40 transfer requests from colleagues submitted after his return, while Castro faces a felony indictment along with others related to boycotts at East Los Angeles schools.
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Berkeley Students Press for Credit for Cleaver Course
University of California leaders move to host Eldridge Cleaver lectures with credit on hold pending Academic Senate action. Student body president Palmer expects Regents to soften stance as faculty and students lobby for credit while avoiding confrontation.
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UCLA Nursing School Plans Recruitment Drive for Minorities and Men
A UCLA School of Nursing program aims to recruit Blacks Mexican Americans and men starting this fall. A joint committee led by Mrs. Marie Branch and Dr. Bonnie Bullough will visit East and South Central Los Angeles high schools to promote nursing and provide guidance on other local nursing programs.
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Hayward High School Closes After Racial Schoolyard Fight
A racially charged clash in the Hayward High School student parking lot led Vice Principal Norman Sanders to close the school for the day. Four students were slightly injured as white Hayward students clashed with Negro students from Chabot Junior College. Police restored order as 50 to 100 participants were involved at different times. FBI probe urged into possible conspirators aiming to inflame district tensions.
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