South Africa imposes month long protest ban in universities
The government bans protest meetings at all university centers for a month to stop planned marches. At Natal whites University in Durban students close for the day and plan 50 000 pamphlets accusing the government. In Johannesburg students are arrested while handing out pamphlets and Rhodes University in Grahamstown reports over 100 arrests at an illegal demonstration. Indian students in Durban decide today whether to continue a lecture boycott.
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Cape Town
Reuter
Petrus Pelser
University of Natal
Durban
Johannesburg
Rhodes
University Centre
Grahamstown
Civil liberties differ with police on wiretap powers
Ontario and Ottawa debate who should issue wiretap warrants under a Criminal Code reform. The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police push for elected representatives or judges to grant warrants, while the Canadian Civil Liberties Association seeks political authority with judicial warrants and post hoc challenges, emphasizing privacy protection.
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Victoria and Association
Bernard Poirier
Ottawa
Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police
Commons Justice Committee
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
J. F. Gregory
Victoria
CACP
Civil Liberties Association
Civil Liberties Group
Michael Tilson Thomas named head of New York Philharmonic youth concerts
Michael Tilson Thomas, 27, was named director and conductor of the New York Philharmonic's young people's concerts to replace Leonard Bernstein who is relinquishing the post. Bernstein steps down due to his busy schedule as the ensemble prepares for the 50th anniversary season 1972-1973.
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New York
Reuter
Michael Tilson Thomas
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
Philharmonic Society
Bernstein
Philharmonic
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