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lC000 18 115 . I ' . .%. - 4 % ; . - . 0 . . June 9-15 -. _. . 9 L ! . . . bas issued'anothtr injunction restricting demonstrations 'forcing nos-students off the campus and providing security at Howard during commencement exercises. will order U.S. Marshals to enforce the court order if neces- .sary. out whether Howard University wants it carried out or not. Judge GESELL Saia Judge GESELL, "this order is going to be carried i . *On concluding their National Council Meeting in Austini Texas, on 30 March SDS psr€icipants scheduled their next Natihal Council meeting for .June. (NFI available to date. ) Apparently no radical changes in SDS policy came from the. Austin meetings. SDS has been rebuffed in several attempts to secure a midwest than college-owned facilities as it did in Texas in March. . Y %college as a site for the meeting. It may ha& to resort to other ADDENDUM .*Washington, D. C.: - A special meeting of thc D. C. Board of Education was held the night of 15 M a y to consider thc motion preferred by Julius Hobson's Committee relative to birthday. , ll m4y@ 2'2 v p formal commemoration by the schools of Malcolm X's L. . _ - By a 4 to 3 vote in a sometime; heated session, the Board voted against formal coinmemoration of Malcolm X's birthday but substituted instead a motion directing that Malcolm X be-included in black history courses alonR with other leaders "of various political stripes and points of view. . . . B I This action.is certain to result in much critirism of the Board by the extremirtrr in the community. - SOURCE: Govcrnrricnt arid ncws nicdia. RELll\BI&+ITY: ' Probfibly truc. * ' . *. . . ,-&. - . :.-.-a . . '0 10 + -- .. -111- 1 7