May 6, 1969

US Sen holds hearings on loosening trade curbs; likelihood of approval seen strong, though opposition in HR is stronger; Nixon stand on issue awaited

Negro and Puerto Rican students march out of south campus shortly after coll obtains restraining order barring campus seizure; illus; dissidents are joined by 50 white SDS members; classes partly resumed on campus; group of Negro and Puerto Rican faculty members refuses to teach until talks between Gallagher and dissidents resume; Boro Pres Sutton urges Higher Educ Bd to allow Gallagher to resume talks, wire; says he is 'shocked to learn' that bd abandoned Gallagher; CUNY chancellor Bowker scored at City Council-Estimate Bd hearing for univ's handling of CCNY crisis

Gets Pulitzer Prize for fiction for novel House Made of Dawn, reptdly 1st Amer Indian to win prize

Prot ch leaders, including PE Bishop Donegan and NYC Council of Chs exec dir Potter either oppose Forman tactics or take neutral stand, ints; some endorse idea that Negroes are entitled to some form of reparation; Natl Emergency Civil Liberties Com chmn Lamont scores Riverside disruption; Ad Hoc Com of Black Churchmen issues statement supporting in principle all Natl Black Econ Development Conf demands; Rev Dr C S Spivey Jr and G M Rollins among signers

pres Donovan announces new stringent policy calling for arrest and expulsion of students who commit vandalism, deny others access to classes or incite nonstudents to such action; new policy follows padlocking of coll gates by students backing black students demands, which include open enrollment and student and community representation on trustees bd