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by Offset government discipline 39. accused of disrupting Charter Day ceremonies promised not to press against the protestors. trustees also announced demands for more black orientation of the university would be worked out. by a committee of board members, students and faculty members. The demands included lishment of Awareness Institute, formation of a student judiciary and convening of an all-black college student convenlion at Howard on student toles.

Student demands for the signation of university Prestdent James M. Nabrit 67, were not mentioned in the com- STAR, Printed Students at students, May 1 Howard Claim and charges Victory student The WASHINGTON (AP) HoWs ard University students, partialty victorious in demands for more black orientation on their predominantly Negro campus, return to classrooms today after a liveday takeover of the ad. ministration building. The protest by some 1,200 chanting, singing students end. ed late: Saturday when leaders: accepted a board of trustees: compromise and demonstrators left the administration building.

Trustees agreed to let the Pare fen NEA BIRDS OR BOATS can navigate this Paris road, but certainly nothing else. Rains and snow thaws have caused the Seine River, to flood its banks. Agreement Among All Copper Firms workers, Help imokoyPrevent Forest: Fires! Moore Bros. Serving You Since 18196 PR. 7-4431 We De liver Grade Large Eggs Delicious Sliced Slab bs.

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Contributing to the uncertainty of when production willl be resumed on a wide sca'le, settlements also must be reached covering another 10,0000 workers at Kennecott and Anaconda plants. A total of 26 a wide variety of skilled jobs are involved in the complex strike. "I don't, know. when. they're going back to work," said an industry spokes after.

the new agreements were announced. The fourth big producer. Phelps Dodige, reached agreement last week with 6,500 workers and they are the only strikers back on the job at major plants. Several smaller firms settled earlier with a total of about 10, 000 employes. The Whelps Dodge pact provides a 54-cent hourly pay hike over 40 months plus fringe benefits which bring the hourly hike to $1.13, The new agreements are in this range.

President Johnson summoned both sides to Washington three weeks ago for White House talks aimed at settling the prolonged dispute. He said it was threntening the nation's economy as well as Its defense Wages before the strike averaged $3.28 hourly for copper miners, $3.16 for smelting and refining workers And $2.71 for wire and cable-fabricating workers, promise agreement. normal: operation Wednesday There were reports Nabrit, following two days of tedding who has said he would not periods. They said ail mil Howard to a black- would be open today and some orlented university, plans to res classes, would resume Immeditire. ately, views Protest leaders said in Both students and trustees they want more Negro history and culture courses al Howard and programs to deVelop Negroes as leaders.

We think this university should prepare us to be leaders in the black community," said Joseph Middlebrooks, president of the engineering and architect tural students association. what It's doing," he said, "Is preparing us to fit Into the white man's world- -and not In leadership roles." Administration officials said the university will be back 'to said the agreement reached Saturday should be Interpreted as victory of defeat for either side. Nonviolent from beginning 10. end, the protest started late Tuesday afternoon when about 200 students invaded the adminIstration building to protest charges against the 39 students. The administration closed the university the next day and or.

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When guard rein.forcements raced into the area, a burst of gunfire was head brut guard sources said later a we.apon had been fired accidentally, Throughout Sunday, the op'position appeared unable to marshal a demonstration to equal a progovernrnent rally held 'Friday. Robles contends the assembly has no legal right to impeach him. His supporters have the Supreme Court to rule on a lower court injunction against the assembly's proceeding s. The opposition, headed by Arlas, claims the is beyond the reach of any court: Delvalle said he had neither "propitiated. nor encouraged" the present "special circumstances." He asked for common ef fort that will permit us to overcome the crisis we now confront.

The impeachment of Robles wa's the third such case; in Panama's 65-year history. Smokey Says: WHI EW! FIGHTIN' THOSE FOREST FIRES SURE TUCKERS A BEAR OUT! The Negro Community By Ester Hicks Phone PR7-4678 or 4474 'THOUGHT FOR THE DAY The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ignorant, Cecil said it. CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Rising Star Gospel Singers of Tollette, will sing at the Church of God in Christ, Blevins, Sunday March 31st at 7 p.m. The public is invited. Elder B.

Hendrix, pastor. OBITUARIES Evering Pearson, a former resident of Hope passed away In San Diego, Friday, March 22, Among his survivors is a sister, Mrs. Charlese Brewer of Hope. Mrs. Brewer, her daughter and son left Saturday enroute to California to attend the funeral, which is incomplete at this time.

Dr. C. A. Lawlah, aged 64, who had practiced medicine in Pine Bluff, for the last 35 years, passed away Saturday, March 23. A native of Bessemer, Alabama, Dr.

Lawlah received his bachelor of arts degree from Morehouse College in 1925 and was a graduate of the University of Chicago College of Medicine, and received an honorary doctor of science degree from the college in 1967. At the time of his death, he was treasurer of the Jefferson County Medical Society and the Southwestern Medical Association. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cassa Hamilton Lawlah (formerly of Hope, and daughter of the late Professor T. A.

a brother, Dr. John Wesley Lawlah II of Washington, D.C., and two sisters, Mrs. Johnnie Mae Washington of Alabama, and Mrs. Evelyn I. Johnson of Kentucky, Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at St. Paul Baptist Church in Pine Bluff, Burial will be. at Bellwood Cemetery by Brown Funeral Service, and will be announced by Hicks' Funeral Home, Inc. JUNK SCULPTURE makes use of nuts, bolts and have- you. Japapese artist Naomichi Kumura created this guntighter, inspired by a cowboy ballad.

Mr. Ben Flenory, a longtime resident of Hempstead County, passed away at his home March 23rd. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced Effective through Wednesday st Safeway.