March 2, 1968

Mayor Lindsay, commenting on Natl Advisory Comm on Civil Disorders rept urging 250,000 jobs be provided for hard-core jobless within yr, notes current NYC programs to provide jobs; says city hopes to get enough Fed funds to be able to offer 100,000 summer jobs for youth

S Vietnamese House, 85-10, rejects Pres Nguyen Van Thieu request that He be given emergency powers to rule by decree for 1 yr to deal with disruption caused by enemy offensive; 3 reprs abstain, 37 do not vote; move seen as surprise; Sen considered more likely to grant request

US Appeals Ct upholds lower ct ruling, in case brought by NY Civil Liberties Union in behalf of members of Veterans and Reservists to End the War in Vietnam and Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Com, that orgns had right to disseminate anti-war literature and discuss their views with travelers inside Port Authority Bus Terminal; orgns' activities recalled

over 200 police clash with 3,000 students at Rome U Architecture School during demonstration by students for passage of bill which would allow student reprs on acad councils; students also seek end to so-called feudal power of aged dept heads; later hold demonstration outside Chamber of Deputies; Parliamentary Left seeks ouster of univ rector d'Avack and Educ Min Gui; illus

civil rights leaders F B McKissick, Rev Dr King, W M Young Jr and Wilkins hail rept; some are skeptical of prospects of implementing rept's recommendations; Natl Chs Council pres Flemming, Anti-Defamation League chmn D Schary, Newark Mayor Addonizio and New Haven Mayor Lee back rept