Students Protest At Columbia College Over Gym Plans
About 250 protesters barricaded four Columbia College buildings and held Dean Henry S. Coleman and officials for hours to stop the $11.5 million gym project they say harms a nearby Black neighborhood. Morning classes were cancelled as police patrolled the campus while administrators planned to proceed with classes today.
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Czechs Debate Recognizing West Germany
Prague reports state leaders consider normalizing relations with Bonn amid earlier stance backing only East Germany. Premier Oldrich Cernik outlines reforms to broaden party participation, rebalance investment to health and education, and ensure religious equality and minority rights while promoting a Czech Slovak socialist federation.
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Will Saturn Get Crew In Fall
NASA officials weighed a possible manned third Saturn 5 flight next fall based on engine test results. Maj. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips said crewed Saturn 603 could fly if tests fix engine faults, with NASA keeping option to delay if needed.
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King’s successor on climate and the King death inquiry
Ralph Abernathy said a climate of fear surrounded the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He spoke of a possible conspiracy but noted no concrete evidence. Police arrested Daniel D. Kennedy in Mexico on a separate matter as Kennedy was detained.
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Rockefeller to Press Ahead With Blunt Speeches Series
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans a sequence of blunt national policy speeches despite a cool reception to his first address. The New Yorker weighs as a potential GOP candidate, with Nixon leading in delegate support. Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan emerge as main alternatives if Nixon declines. The four month countdown to the convention shapes his bid as he prepares a foreign policy speech in Philadelphia next Wednesday.
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Senate Pushes Tighter Firearm Sale Rules
Senate Judiciary Committee approves a gun control measure by 9 to 7 to curb mail order and handgun sales. The plan would ban sales to out of state residents, restrict receipt of firearms, and raise the minimum age to buy, with support from D and some R lawmakers.
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