Stanford Success Cited Pentagon Opposed to U.S. Role
Washington Defense officials urged Congress to let colleges handle campus unrest. Dr John Foster testified that punitive federal action would not help and cited demonstrations at Stanford, Penn, Columbia, GWU, and MIT. He noted limited classified exposure and said universities may cancel classified work. Stanford professor William Rambo urged internal discipline with police aid, citing an eight day sit in and a later admin takeover thwarted with police. Charles Anderson of SRI said disruption attempts failed due to police coordination. He and Rambo opposed federal withdrawal of aid and stressed evolving plans for varied circumstances.
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Berkeley Fades of People’s Park and Pad Stir Race Tensions
In Berkeley on Wednesday residents debated the fate of the People’s Pad as workers began converting the People’s Park into a parking lot and athletic field. Private detectives guarded the site while opposition from Berkeley’s Black community grew and city officials reviewed a progress report on the housing project’s repurposing for street youth this summer.
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San Francisco State demonstrators jailed for unrest
Five San Francisco State College protesters received fines and jail terms from Superior Court Judge Francis Mc Carty, with sentences ranging from 30 to 40 days. The defendants, part of January campus rally amid four months of campus disturbances, had prior unlawful assembly and disturbing the peace convictions and said they would appeal.
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Berkeley Arrests Hard on Deputies
Sheriff Frank Madigan recommended demotion and suspensions for a group of officers over irregularities in booking nearly 400 people arrested during a Berkeley May 22 demonstration. The plan included a 10 day suspension for Deputy Thomas F. O'Neill and broader penalties for top bookings staff.
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