College Leaders Debate Over Student Unrest Across Regions
The Associated Press reports new campus turmoil in the East and Southwest as leaders clash on causes and cures. Black students occupy SMU’s president’s office in Dallas for five hours and violence closes two City University units in New York. Queens College clears 40 protesters after dorm windows and furniture are smashed. Republican leaders Agnew and Ford call for a tough stance, while AAUP delegates in Minneapolis oppose Nixon administration policy. Amherst demands political leadership to address war, draft, and poverty, with President Plimpton urging changes without force.
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Church groups urge end to tax exemption for church owned businesses
Washington AP Two major church groups ask Congress to lift the tax exemption for church owned businesses. Rep Wilbur Mills backs the idea as part of broader tax reform aligning with Nixon admin plans. Catholic and NCC officials say many church connected ventures are taxed and the count is uncertain.
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Outgoing USAF chief defends CSA project costs
Washington AP The outgoing Air Force installations and logistics chief Robert H Charles rejects CIA cost criticisms of the CSA supertransport program claiming the contracts are the best the service has signed He says Defense Secretary Laird agrees though the Pentagon says he did not endorse the statement Charles denies withholding information on C5A costs to protect Lockheed stock prices and seeks accountability for costly Pentagon decisions including C5A while Sen Dirksen calls for Lairds responsibility
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Governors press for control of antipoverty programs
Republican governors at their spring conference in Lexington demand control over antipoverty programs and want prior consultation on federal urban policy with big city mayors. They urge reorganizing the war on poverty under state executive agencies, abolishing regional OEO offices, and oppose welfare eligibility rules that let recipients determine aid eligibility.
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