Paris and Harlem clash as protests ripple across schools
In New York Harlem Public School 175 saw James Meredith arrested after attempting entry amid a parents protest over teacher Ralph Poynter’s dismissal. Poynter, charged with harassment, and principal Harvey Nagler faced a confrontation. the group Concerned Parents and Community Organizations demanded reinstate. In Paris, Sorbonne occupation winds down after weeks of student action and widespread strikes. Pompidou seeks reforms as unions plan broader actions.
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Vietnam Battle Update From Saigon To Khe Sanh Fronts
Frontal attacks on bunkers near Saigon failed as Special Forces and advisers pressed a cordoned assault. Reports say 9 Viet Cong killed near the northern front, 25 more by the 1st Infantry Division, and 52 enemy dead plus American casualties elsewhere. Jets, artillery, and radar countermeasures aimed to halt 100 daily rocket threats.
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Norman Thomas put on critical list after surgery
Norman Thomas a six time Socialist party presidential candidate was placed on the critical list at Huntington Hospital after surgery. He was admitted Sunday for a liver ailment and underwent the procedure the same day, with a hospital spokesman not detailing the operation. He was moved from a nursing home in Huntington after a prior stroke.
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Justices Rule 1866 Law Nonexclusive in Housing Rights
The court rejects that the 1866 act only bans officially sanctioned housing segregation. Stewart declares the 1866 law grants the same property rights to all citizens regardless of race, with enforcement differences noted against state action. He contrasts it with the 1968 civil rights act, which targets broader discrimination and enforcement. Justice Harlan dissents, joined by Justice White, disputing the court’s private-action interpretation of the 1866 statute.
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Eisenhower Suffering Another Coronary Attack
The Sunday report states former President Dwight D. Eisenhower had another coronary heart attack Saturday night at about 9 p.m. He spent a comfortable night and remains in stable condition at Walter Reed General Hospital with Mrs. Eisenhower at his side. A plan to return home around June 24 was tentative.
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