NAACP to Appeal Conviction of 20 Students at SF State
The NAACP will appeal the conviction of 20 of 21 San Fernando Valley State College students and pursue conspiracy aiding felony charges for seizing two buildings during November 1968 campus protests in Los Angeles. Roy Wilkins called the verdict unprecedented in campus disturbances.
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Enrollment Crisis Halts 10,000 Students in California Colleges
A fall enrollment crisis in California State Colleges left about 10,000 qualified students turned away. Legislative subcommittees heard conflicting testimony in Los Angeles urging action by the administration to admit these students in the spring, with discussions of funding shifts and class sizes amid budget strains.
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Reagan Names Four to Education Council
Gov. Ronald Reagan appointed four to the Coordinating Council for Higher Education. Named were Charles F. Horne of Pomona Robert G. Tuck of Hillsborough Elton D. Phillips USC business manager and Dr. M. Norvel Young Pepperdine College president Patterson N. Hyndman of La Mesa was renamed to the council.
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Ronald Reagan
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Charles F. Horne
Pomona
Robert G. Tuck
Hillsborough
Elton D. Phillips
University of Southern California
Dr. M. Norvel Young
Pepperdine College
Patterson N. Hyndman
la Mesa
Council
UC President Warns on Student Militancy and Conformity
San Francisco United Press International UC President Charles J Hitch warned at a Stanford Denver Institute dinner that student militancy threatens a new conformity on campuses. He cited disrupted classes shouted down speakers and recruiters driven off campus under the banner of morality and dissent, urging academic freedom tied to integrity rather than indoctrination.
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UPI
University of California
Charles J. Hitch
Hitch
Ousted UC Leader Seeks Return To Student Office
Berkeley law student Dan Siegel, 23, says Chancellor Heyns may reinstate him as student body president elect after a riot charge. Siegel was acquitted of inciting to riot by municipal court jurors and is seeking a meeting with Heyns who moved him to disciplinary probation. The May 15 incident near Sproul Plaza drew about 2,000 people who turned a vacant lot into a volunteer park before police cleared it.
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Philosophy professor denounces violent reform methods
A philosophy professor criticized advocates of violence to achieve reform in America calling it a fantastic misreading of history and saying that only violence or its threat did not drive change.
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