Suits Filed to Reopen Schools amid War Protests
Amid wartime unrest, lawsuits seek to reopen colleges as student strikes and campus demonstrations press for access to study. Groups demand versions of “Strike Sack” and oppose shutdowns while schools from Hofstra to Lawrence College face closures and debates over reopening plans.
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York
Sarah
Stutrng University
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Lawrence College
N.Y
Antiwar law students plan U N Youth Assembly
A coalition led by Blanchfield of New Jersey law students outlines aims for a World Youth Assembly in July, seeking to influence Southeast Asia policy and mobilize legal professionals to protest the war. Concerns over financing and fears of a Woodstock‑on‑the‑East‑River scenario accompany the plan.
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World Youth Assembly
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N.J
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National Law School Coalition
York University
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Asia
Blanchfield
Washington
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Ridgewood
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UL Omen Piu Resurts
Nixon
Storeroom Fire Sparks Alabama Campus Probe
A wood-frame storeroom on the north side of the Tuscaloosa campus burned and is under arson investigation. Police say the blaze caused no major injuries, while several Alabama students were arrested in ongoing protests and campus disturbances tied to curfews and assembly bans.
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Ala
Alabama
Ion
Administration Defends Arms To Cambodia
The report details U S policy on arms to Cambodia, including arming the Phnom Penh government and subsequent congressional reporting requirements. Gov Albert Brewer condemns campus unrest, vows to keep troopers and discipline on the Alabama Tuscaloosa campus.
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General Nominee Dies In Crash
A campus antiwar movement swelled after the Washington rally as students at Kent State and many other schools joined professors in protest. About 200 students and 38 professors participated while campaigns urged political action and actions to keep campuses open or close for memorials to student deaths.
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Duate
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Eoante
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Brown University
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Princeton
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Taki State
Tion
Andi
Thos
Boston University
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