November 18, 1967

Police clash with over 3,500 pupils from 10 mainly Negro hss outside Educ Bd hq, Phila, Pa; illus; clash resulted during student protest against incorrect repts that 16 students had been suspended for taking part in recent demonstration backing Negro history course; bd repr says course was agreed to and that no students were suspended; bd pres Dilworth blames Police Comr Rizzo for touching off disorder by sending in extra police; Rizzo replies; 57 arrested, 17 hurt

Comr Fraiman reveals City Marshal M Blatt removed from office on Mayor Lindsay order for refusal to testify on $7,500 'pol contribution' during Investigation Dept hearing on marshal system; Fraiman says Mayor will ask Legis to abolish marshals; none have been apptd since Mar

'65 survey of 5,600 women indicates 85% of married Amer women use contraceptives, 6% expect to; Drs C Westoff and N Ryder analyze survey, Mich U conf of Fertility and Family Planning; rept greatest change in attitude toward contraception among coll-educated RC women; other details

State Dept says that Sgts Pitzer, Johnson and Jackson, recently released in Cambodia by Vietcong, have not been brainwashed; T Hayden concurs and repts Amb Harriman confirmation; says release of several Amer POWs was possibility in August, but was later canceled; describes how release was arranged

Rockefeller reptdly has told assocs he thinks Lindsay has begun own campaign for nomination; believes aim is to try if current front-runners cancel each other out; Rockefeller strategists have told him that Davidoff involvement in Young Repub draft move is actually attempt to characterize Rockefeller publicly as candidate, thus giving conservatives chance to criticize him openly; Rockefeller aides have told Repub leaders that Lindsay backers are trying to persuade Repubs in Bronx and Queens who favor Lindsay to run as conv delegates; Rockefeller reptdly feels Lindsay has violated Lindsay-Rockefeller-Javits accord of last spring under which Lindsay and Javits told Rockefeller they would not make pub statements advocating his candidacy; Lindsay further agreed to remain silent on his preference for Percy over Romney