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Cornell University Provost Robert A. Plane yesterday served about 100 antiwar demonstrators with an injunction restraining them from further occupation of Carpenter Hall which the demonstrators had seized Wednesday, in protest of Cornell's Defense Department Research...
Police arrested 50 antiwar demonstrators last night who broke into the newsroom of WBZ-TV demanding that they be allowed equal time to reply to President Nixon's latest statement on the Vietnam...
...Bolgin, a Spectator staffer, said yesterday that all Spectator callers who mentioned antiwar strikes early yesterday morning were abruptly...
...massive opposition to continued U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. Since then, there have been several forceful demonstrations of protest against Nixon policy in Indochina; these must continue, as often as possible, with as much support as possible. But as we were careful to note before, any student strike or antiwar protests must center primarily on the war. The lessons of the 1970 student strike are clear: actions aimed at universities are misdirected and serve only to detract from the overall effectiveness of antiwar demonstrations. The best example of this misdirection is the current mess at Columbia, where students and police...
...Harvard, the strike and antiwar actions have veered from the central issue of the Indochina war. In fact, Nixon's bombing of the North has been frequently neglected, lost in a morass of university-oriented issues. The strike as it is currently constituted should end. There is no real base of student support for its continuation. But we should go on working in whatever ways possible to end America's reign of terror in Southeast Asia. Students should return to class, but should be prepared to disrupt again their normal schedules and lend support to specific demonstrations of antiwar sentiment...