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COLUMBIA W SPECTATOR
FOUNPED I8T7
Vo.l. CXII, No. 104
,\I.\V YOI.K, N.Y., S..tV1ĩ1.'A-Y, APIĨIL 27, 1968
Negotiations Over Tri-Partite Body Tenuous;
Brown and Carmichael Appear at Hamilton
Two Black Leaders
Support Strikers
"Dy ARTHUR KOKOT
Black mílĩtant léaders H_ ĩtap
Brown and Stokeley Carmichael
.orcibly entered thc campLis early
yestecday afternoon,. aftcr whieh
Mr. Broivn totd a gathering of
over fivc hundred student.asseni-
bled outside Hamiiton Haii, "if
Ihe Uníversity doesn't deal with
our brothers in there, they'rc
Sĩoíiig to have to deal with the bro-
:itLL'i- iĩi-cikiiií. t\ poliee line
fending the Amsterdam Ave,
trance to College Walk. Tht
ímmediatcly surrounded and es-
covted lo Ilamilton, by a group of
upi.roximately forty black high
school students and scvoral oilujr
Thc police did t
Mr. Brown stated that íf the
ir demands of the black stu-
,-its formulated Thursday —
ssation ot the constr.cl._n ol
i gymnasíum in Morníngsidc
.rk, dropping of charge.i .tgain.i
i those arrested for anti-gym-
- allprol
will c
of negoti
a iiddcd tliai the blaek students
prepared to remuin in Hamil-
"iiidefitiii-ly," if their de-
.1 .lUiclciil-
.ulty for thoî
t black
.uiijii,,s:/oci il
Referendum Resulls
Not to Be Released
Bruce Schncider '70, cliáirinan
of Ted Kremer Society and the
_i stated last nĩght that
The
ferendum WednesdayandThursday
in which students could vote yes
or no on each nf six demands
presented by demonstrators to thc
administration. The balloĩ alsoin-
cluded questions on whether stu-
dents agree with tactics used by
Students for a Democrutic Society
and Students Aíro - Amerkan So-
ciety and whether a student strike
shotild be cailed in favor of the
Schneider stated that allthebal-
lots vtere not labulated. He said
tliat siiiLC ccjiditions had changed
so i'upidlyf.lii-oughoutthevotingpe-
City Ncwspapers
Distort Prolests
By MICHAELSTERN
Most -imencans tend to doubt
allegations that the mass niedla,
if they do not deliberately dis-
Siiidenl Group Aiins
To Block Amni'stY
By PAUL STARR
A aroup calling itself the Major-
ity Coalition and elaiming to re-
present 20.0 moderate student.
soughl yeslerday to prevent the
granting of an amnesty to sludei.ls
occupying Univcrsiiy buildings.
Several facully members, inclu-
ding l'rofessor of Government
Warner S. Schillíng and Professor
voiccd stronfi suppoi-t of the group
at mectings during the day and
credited its members wilh iiaving
helpcd miiinlain peace on thecam-
pus. During a press coufereiice
last night Professoj- Schilli
lon f or
by thc SDS prolesters, Panl Vil-
ardi, spokesman foi- the oriranlza-
tion, announced support uf thelac-
ulíy proposal for a Tri-Partite
600 Policemen Occupy University
S'ITI.I.. R(i
Body of Five Students. Five Professors.
And Two Adminislralors Is Proposed
't'lií' tlircc Jitfttlty tnctitlh-i-i u/jj' /,'íjj-, lictii ííc:::■tiitíin:: ■■■:iti: ./:c
..'l'.'j.'J'.'.ví.-.i-.di-j jc /.'■■ ntt-'i./ iti tltt' J'ticttity til I u.iiĩ. ttnluy tltít! tltt'y un:
■uukniy j/i'iv htt! cnccitrjyiny nrcí'icss ĩu iltt'ĩr ttiiks. immctittnclv tit'lcr-
wurJ. Mtirk /.:.(/,/ tnlii t'itc \tinu: yjntipi .;'.>,,'. titc :i,:i:.. .jj..ruinrs urc sl/ll
askin.i; j'nf iitiiiics.'y. 'l'hc iucalty triii iTC"itrí m: ttt I p.tn. today.
UyANDREWCRANE
Segotiations beíween faeulty and stuclents on a íaculty
in-cj[)osal for a tri-partite committeo and judicial
l.oartl to deal witli the demonstralions ol' the pasl
four days coiitinuecl wilh litllc prtjspeel ol' reso_ut_a__
late iast mghf.
'l'hs- pi-oposal, which named a committce ol" íive
Coliuge sluclents, í'ivc lacuíty menitjers, anci two ad-
íninist.ratnrs. called for Ihe trî-partite group a) to
"formulate principles" for the punishment ol' all
sUidenls involved in the demonstralion. listing a
specific pc.nnliy for each spccinc act; ;md b) to
............ " "' 'ssignate on appellate
larcl svith l.inding auth-
-ily Lo review iiny dis-
plinary aetion taken by
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