Texas Supreme Court upholds dormitory rule for women
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Texas Woman's University may require female students under 23 to live in dormitories if the same rule applies to males. The decision reversed Denton and Fort Worth appellate rulings that called the rule unconstitutional for sex discrimination.
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Nationwide Boston Unrest Flares at South Boston High
In Boston a tense opening day for direct federal court operation at South Boston High School led to fistfights between black and white students. Two black youths were injured and three more, two girls and a boy, were arrested during the disturbance. One boy faced an arrest for biting a police officer. Robert D. Timms resigns from the Civil Aeronautics Board over White House staff harassment claims.
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World Strikes in Spain and Israel Urge Austerity Reforms
In Spain Prime Minister Carlos Arias Navarro faces wildcat strikes as workers demand full political amnesty and democracy while arming reform leaders like Manuel Fraga Iribarne and Jose Maria Areilza. In Israel Yitzhak Rabin calls a drastic austerity program to cut costs and boost defense funding, proposing longer work hours and cuts to welfare.
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