Racial disorders close three colleges after bomb blast
Three colleges face indefinite closures after outbreaks of violence and threats. Bluefield State College in West Virginia shut down after a bomb damaged its gym, with 1,400 students sent home. Oshkosh State University suspended most Negro students after a campus demonstration and destruction of offices. San Francisco State College halted classes for a convocation to discuss student demands for more Negro offerings and a Black Panther reinstatement.
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Wendell Hardeau
Edgar James
Hardway
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Roger E. Guiles
David Frank
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George Murray
Americans Prefer An Adam And Eve From Abroad Not Russians
Sen. Richard B. Russell said if a nuclear holocaust required a new Adam and Eve, he would want them to be Americans, not Russians, during a secret Senate debate on ABM defense. The discussion centered on Sentinel funding, with opponents calling it unproven and costly. supporters claimed a larger system could save millions. The amendment to cut 387.4 million for Sentinel was defeated and funds approved.
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Independent Party Holds Virginia Organizing Meeting
More than 1,000 delegates and guests gathered in Richmond for a state organizational convention of the American Independent Party. The Virginia AIP central committee met in private to discuss forming a permanent party and possible Candidacy entries for the 1969 gubernatorial race after Wallace’s 322,000 Virginia votes. T. Coleman Andrews opened the proceedings at 10 a.m., with the session expected to last about four hours.
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George C. Wallace
Virginia
T. Coleman Andrews
Wallace
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