Black Power Militants Aid Columbia Student Protest
Black Power militants Ray Brown and Stokely Carmichael briefly joined student demonstrators at Columbia University on Friday to support a four day sit in. They visited Vanite n Hall where students protested the planned gymnasium and halted construction temporarily in response to neighborhood concerns.
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New York
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Campus protests sweep multiple universities across nation
Students at New York University Albert Kinston College of Medicine and other campuses joined demonstrations protesting Vietnam and campus racism. In New York City many walked out or gathered outside university buildings while LIU and Brooklyn center protests resulted in amnesty for participants. Carmichael and Brown visited Columbia amid clashes as students demanded broader reforms and black studies programs.
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FFA Meet Brings State Leaders to Austin for Texas Event
Texas FFA officials from Austin and national figures join 500 teams from about 150 high schools at an Austin gathering. Livestock judging will be the largest division with about 140 teams, as students from across the state compete in a major agricultural education showcase.
Students Assert Rights and Freedoms in College Policy
Delegates approve a statement defining student participation in policy making and campus speech. It covers inviting speakers, joining associations, nonracial admission, course choice, fair evaluations, information privacy, free press, and due process in discipline. Chapters nationwide must uphold these rights.
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Lawyers Accept Grant for Texas Family Law Code
A Texas Bar Foundation grant of 515000 from Houston Endowment Inc. supports the Bar's family law section in drafting a Texas Family Law Code. Friday sessions featured remarks by Phillips and Ralph W. Brite of San Antonio, with regional leaders R. Schneider Jr. and W. O. Shaver also participating. Travis Shelton represents Lubbock on the board.
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Odessa
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Lions Convene with Cabinet Luncheon and Multi Session Conclave
Lions met Friday with a cabinet luncheon at Tsom and ongoing activities through today. Agenda includes breakfast session, morning business, model luncheon, afternoon general business and forum, and a banquet led by M. CL Low of Spring, Arkansas. Local events feature a Language of Love luncheon by Dan Taylor and a breakfast by David Nicholson for district governor candidates. The queen’s pageant Friday night carried the theme Happiness Is Love, followed by The King's Royal Ball at Littlefield Country Club to close the two day convention.
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School Names New President
LOVINGTON Special Dr. Jodie C. Smith has been named to lead the New Mexico Junior College Board as president. Finn Watson announced Smith, currently dean of student services at the University of Oklahoma, will replace retiring Dr. J. C. Pannell on July 1. Smith also serves as associate dean of students and director of housing and teaches in the business department. He was chosen from about 40 applications.
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New Mexico Junior College Board
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University of Oklahoma
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Restoration Project Under Way At Blue Spring Park Alabama
The state parks division plans to build a wall and walkway around the original spring at Blue Spring State Park in Barbour County Alabama. A bridge and archway are planned as part of the restoration. Already completed are a swimming pool bath houses picnic facilities tennis courts and a fishing pond for youngsters. The springs area was once known as The Great Summer Resort of Alabama.
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Organizations in plea court ask recognition of poor relief rights
Five national organizations urge the Supreme Court to recognize a constitutional right to welfare payments for the poor. They argue residency rules deny travel and life by starving recipients, and that government must provide for basic needs. The brief cites Catholic, Jewish, Protestant groups and civil rights advocates. Chile announces 25 million for a satellite station.
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Race Group Lawyer Claims Carr Asked Campaign Cash
Ed Sampson Jr. said Waggoner Carr, opposing pari mutuel betting, asked for a campaign contribution last week at Ridglea Country Club Fort Worth. He refused and defended TRA, denying ties to organized crime and Mafia. Carr supports vetoing parimutuel betting in Texas.
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Johnson uses painted bench in Capitol design event
President Johnson and New York Democratic national committeeman Ed Weiss sat on a white wrought iron bench after a ceremony for W. Marvin Watson's appointment as postmaster general. Weiss left with a visible imprint from the conference on his trousers and coat. The president did not reveal his impression of the meeting.
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