Sit Ins and Hunger Strikes Roil U S Campuses
Across the United States students continue hunger strikes and sit ins at Marietta College City College of New York and other campuses. Protests press demands from minority groups university leaders face resignations and campus closures while wider reforms are urged.
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U.S. Educator Urges Broad Change in Schools
Washington reports Dr. James E. Allen, confirmed as U.S. commissioner of education, urges deep reforms in the education system. He says universities must tackle root problems causing student unrest, limit student board roles, and support admin control while enforcing law. He backs busing as a means to equality and an integrated setting for better education.
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Hartley Dies at 66 Labor Act Founder Hartley Jr.
LINWOOD No UP Fred A Hartley Jr a former New Jersey Republican Representative who sponsored the Taft Hartley labor act died Sunday at age 66. He helped outlaw the closed shop and supported union shop and collective bargaining provisions as part of the act.
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Two Negro Girls Disrupt Paris American Church
Two American Negro girls interrupted the morning service at the American Church in Paris to read an eight page ultimatum from the Students Nonviolent Coordinating Committee demanding 500 million dollars in reparations from American churches and synagogues. The demonstration, linked to SNCC, circulated copies to news offices. one girl identified as Julie Herve, daughter of late author Richard Wright. Church officials refused to comply and the girls left. about 30 SNCC members demonstrated outside as police watched. The church’s new minister, Emerson G. Hangen, said the ultimatum would not be heeded.
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Calls for Arms Warning by SDS Leader on TV
SDS national secretary Michael Klonsky told Face the Nation that Attorney General John Mitchell plans sweeping arrests of SDS and other leftist leaders within 10 days. A Justice Department spokesman denied raids, while Klonsky urged arming if necessary and warned that mass arrests would provoke a strong response from students.
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Black group disrupts church service demands reparations
A crowd of Black individuals including Ronald J. Wilkins and Sandra Scott took over downtown First Methodist Church in Los Angeles. They blocked exits and demanded five minutes to address the congregation then talked for over 15 minutes seeking 500 million dollars in reparations from U S churches. Police arrested ten people on suspicion of felony conspiracy to disrupt a religious meeting.
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Forman Praises Minister After Riverside Church Walk In
Black militant James Forman returned to Riverside Church in New York and praised Rev. Ernest Campbell’s understanding of poor needs after denouncing the church’s offer to share income with the poor. He read a statement calling the church’s offer inadequate, then sat with six followers and left after the service ended. Forman had demanded 60 percent of the church’s income as reparations for injustices to Negroes.
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