Harvard Sit In Ends After Court Order At University Hall
About 400 protesters outside University Hall watched as Harvard construction sit ins ended following a court order prohibiting further action. Demonstrators, including Harvard students, said they would keep pressure for at least 20 percent Black hires at Harvard sites, while the university warned trespass charges if protestors remained. No arrests were reported as protesters left after deeming continued defiance counterproductive.
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Agnew on Education Mixed Reactions From Educators
Vice President Spiro Agnew told educators in Baltimore that prolonged schooling fuels youth alienation and dissent. Dr. James Harlow and others offered mixed critiques, citing Vietnam, labor market shifts, and societal changes as factors, with several urging lower the voting age and addressing education length.
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Government to ship Agnew biographical film abroad
A $20,000 US Information Agency produced biographical film on Vice President Spiro Agnew will be sent to over 100 overseas posts by January end. The ten minute film omits scenes of his war criticism and media attacks, focusing on Agnew's background.
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