" The University of Harlem is closed -- go home, or you're going to get hurt."  

Education; A Balance Sheet on Campus Turmoil as Blacks Now Battle Whites

comment on system and reasons behind repeated crises

Money; What's Behind Those Repeated Crises in the Currency System

An uneasy quiet settled over the world's money markets on Friday afternoon as trading closed down for the weekend.  

Fixed Exchange Rates Under Fire in Crisis; Fixed Monetary Rates Under Fire in Crisis

Article on annual meeting season and dullness of current one; illus

Making the Meetings Scene: Dullsville; Making the 1969 Annual Meetings Scene Is Strictly Dullsville

LEWIS, N.Y. -- On a clear day in the Champlain Valley, you can see not only yesterday, but also three centuries of yesterdays -- the ranks of America's history marching and countermarching through this easy corridor of farms, meadows and quiet country roads.  

Three Centuries of Yesterdays March Through the Champlain Valley; Yesterday in the Champlain Valley

NY Times survey of 42 coll campuses notes trend by admrs to hurriedly inst changes and reforms aimed at avoiding campus unrest; notes several areas in which change has occurred; says many observers doubt quickly formulated reforms will serve to mollify radical students

Colleges Step Up Changes In Bid to Avert Disruption; Nation's Campuses Are Hastening to Institute Changes in an Attempt to Avert Student Disruptions

" The worst of modern biography," says Ronald Firbank's Lesbian heroine of "Inclinations," is that one is never quite sure to what one is entitled --."  

Invert and introvert, he created in his novels a daydream Edwardian world; Ronald Firbank

personal financial data as submitted to HR ethics com noted

Law Practices Retained by 16 in New York; Outside Sources of Income of New York Representatives Listed

Burns says Adm is having difficulty drafting tax incentive legis, news conf; says defect of all draft legis so far has been that credits could produce 'windfalls' for some businesses without necessarily meeting Adm objectives; says Adm still tries to discover ways of providing incentives in areas of job training for hard-core unemployed and business investment in ghetto areas; repts Adm plans to offer legis this yr, although it may have to be in form of pilot program to test feasibility of incentives; says Adm weighs confining incentives for job training to small and medium-sized cos; says cos would not be allowed to get both tax credits and direct Govt subsidies for job training

NIXON AIDES FIND TAX-CREDIT PLAN POSES DIFFICULTY; Burns Reports Struggle on Slum-Help Legislation to Meet Campaign Pledge

DUBLIN, May 10 -- Charles de Gaulle and his wife, Yvonne, flew to Ireland today to spend several weeks' vacation. It was the first time the 78-year-old former President had left the area of his home at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises since he resigned April 28 after having been rebuffed in the French referendum.  

De Gaulle Flies Unannounced to Ireland for Vacation; De Gaulle Flies to Ireland for Vacation

OAKLAND, Calif., May 10 -- As far as the people of this area are concerned, the New York Yankees have shed their image of cold efficiency once and for all. After making five errors in one inning during a 3-2 loss to the Oakland Athletics last night, the Yankees made one that set up a grand-slam homer for Rick Monday this afternoon and lost again, 4-3.  

Monday's Drive Wins, 4-3; Yanks Make Three Errors; A'S GRAND SLAM BEATS YANKS, 4-3

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He Put 'Hair' on Broadway's Chest; He Put 'Hair' On Broadway 's Chest

Higher Educ Bd names Prof J J Copeland acting pres; Copeland was among faculty members involved in confs with Negro and Puerto Rican students; says he is optimistic about resuming atlks

COPELAND CHOSEN INTERIM PRESIDENT FOR CITY COLLEGE; Biology Professor Replaces Gallagher -- He Pledges Talks With Dissidents

Three hundred and forty high school students who in most cases were considered potential dropouts three years ago because of hostility and little desire to learn, received college acceptances yesterday from City University.  

Once Near Failure, 340 in Special Plan Win City U. Places; City U. Accepts 340 'Discovery' Pupils

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 -- Georgetown's heavyweight crew experienced little difficulty today in triumphing for the second straight year in the varsity division of the 31st annual Dad Vail regatta.  

Georgetown Eight Upsets St. Joseph's In Dad Vail Regatta; DAD VAIL EVENT TO GEORGETOWN

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WORCESTER, Mass., May 10 -- The Harvard varsity crew collected the shirts here today, upsetting the undefeated Pennsylvania crew to win the Eastern Sprint championships once more. The Crimson eight, a loser to Penn by a length and a half in the Adams Cup race last Saturday, beat the Red and Blue today by a length and a quarter.  

HARVARD VARSITY UPSETS PENN CREW; Crimson Avenges Setback in Adams Cup Last Week to Win Eastern Sprint

Anyone for Murder?; Anyone For Murder?

HONG KONG, May 10 -- Forty-four thousand racing fans from this crown colony's four million population crowded to capacity the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club's optimistically named Happy Valley Track today for the 100th running of the Hong Kong Derby, and they demonstrated that horseplayers in the Orient are very little different from their venturesome brothers in the Occident.  

Racing in Orient: $2 Bettor Risks Chopstick Money; Racing in Orient: The $2 Bettor Puts Chopstick Money on Line

James M. Roche, chairman of the General Motors Corporation, got an $86,618 raise last year.  

The Boss Is Expert at Getting Raises; The Boss Is an Expert At Getting the Raises

Team of econ planners, headed by D E Lillenthal and Min Vu Quoc Thuc, repts S Vietnam could achieve econ self-sufficiency within 10 yrs with assistance of $2.5-billion in foreign aid, or what it now costs US to prosecute war for 1 mo; rept made at request of former Pres Johnson 3 yrs ago and cost $2-million; has been submitted to Nguyen Van Thieu and will be submitted to Nixon; suggests foreign assistance needs can be met by internatl consortium; recommends that informal internatl conf be held, with participation of several Asian nations, under Asian Development Bank sponsorship; recommends open, free-enterprise econ financed largely by private investment, rather than centrally-directed system; outlines program designed to increase per capita income and GNP; recommends interest rates be increased, taxation system be revised, armed forces be engaged in economically productive activities, central planning inst be established, agricultural production be stimulated, indus production be expanded, econ foundation be repaired and population control program be instituted; rept has been generally well received in Saigon; Min An Ngoc Ho comments

STUDY GROUP SETS RECOVERY GOALS IN SOUTH VIETNAM; 10-Year Needs After Truce Found Equivalent to Cost of One Month of War

Selective Service System asked to investigate Local Bd 6, Valley Stream, NY, that has allegedly been refusing conscientious objector pleas by Jewish registrants 'solely because they are Jews', J S Ruskay case; Ruskay's rabbi, Dr E T Sandrow, in lr to NYS Selective Service hq, says he learned of case when local bd member, who is also a member of his congregation, told him of it and said that he and other bd members believe that 'no Jews can be conscientious objectors'; L Jaffee, member of Central Com for Conscientious Objectors, notes other instances of local bds belief that 'being a Jew and a conscientious objector are antithetical'; notes similar discrimination against Caths and Prots, whose chs tenets do not contain conscientious objection as mandate; Met Bd for Conscientious Objectors chmn Kaufman says rejection of Jewish applicants for conscientious objector classification is 'found to happen more frequently with bds with members of Jewish persuasion'; M M Karpatkin, one of two attys representing Ruskay, suggests that other Jewish registrants that appeared before bd may have been denied conscientious objector status on same grounds; asks cases be reopened and revd

JEW ALLEGES BIAS IN L.I. DRAFT BOARD; Objector Status Said to Be Denied Automatically on the Basis of Religion

ACK ACK, 1-2 WINS $58,100 WITHERS; Gleaming Light, First to Wire, Is Disqualified in Aqueduct Stake

Mitch Healey is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer, who played for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks.

May 11, 1969

Headlines from May 11, 1969

Education; A Balance Sheet on Campus Turmoil as Blacks Now Battle Whites

Money; What's Behind Those Repeated Crises in the Currency System

Fixed Exchange Rates Under Fire in Crisis; Fixed Monetary Rates Under Fire in Crisis

Making the Meetings Scene: Dullsville; Making the 1969 Annual Meetings Scene Is Strictly Dullsville

Three Centuries of Yesterdays March Through the Champlain Valley; Yesterday in the Champlain Valley

Billboard 200

Hair

Blood; Sweat & Tears

Galveston

Donovan's Greatest Hits

Cloud Nine

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 11, 1969