Demonstrations Break Up at Several U S Universities
Across the nation student protests end quietly at Stanford Roosevelt Chicago Carbondale and other campuses as police clear sit ins. At Marquette Roosevelt Temple Cheyney and Columbia escalating tensions prompt arrests and security responses.
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Cincinnati Officials Ignore School Boycott
Cincinnati officials declined to negotiate as eight public high schools faced a boycott called by the Black Student Union. Attendance rose from Monday with 2,750 absences recorded on Wednesday, still above normal. Leaders warned of possible business picketing if demands are not met, including transfers and more Negro history in the curriculum.
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Artificial Heart Development Urged By Surgeon
Dr Michael Debakey, leading heart surgeon, says artificial hearts for humans could be developed in five to 10 years if funds are available. He cites high transplant fatalities and urges careful, cautious use only in capable institutions at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
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First Floating Shelters On Lewes Cape May Ferry
The Lewes Cape May ferry becomes the nation’s first two floating fallout shelters outfitted by the Delaware River and Bay Authority. Each vessel carries 10 500 pounds of food water and medical supplies to support up to 1 600 people.
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Sentencing Delayed for Withrow High Students in Disorder Case
Cincinnati municipal court judge William Lovelace postponed sentencing for two former Withrow High School students, Jerry Wells and Lawrence Tribble, who were convicted of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after leading a cafeteria boycott. The four involved were sent to Guildford Center, triggering student demonstrations and more than 1,300 suspensions. sentencing will occur May 16 after a probation study.
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