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The 36 black students charged for their participation in the December 5 and 11 occupations of University Hall will not report to the hearings scheduled by the University, OBU (Organization for Black Unity) spokesmen announced Friday.
In a press statement released Friday, OBU invited Dean May, L. Gard Wiggins, administrative vice-president of the University, and Archibald Cox, Samuel Williston Professor of Law "to represent Harvard's position" at the hearings.
May and Wiggins said last night that they had not heard of the OBU proposal and could not say whether they would be present. Cox was not available for comment.
The disciplinary hearings with the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities are scheduled to begin at 9 a. m. this morning. James Q. Wilson, chairman of the Committee, said last night that the majority of the cases will be heard by Wednesday, and that a decision on punishments could be expected...
Vote reapportionment, merger of treasuries and other technical problems will slow complete merger but should pose little difficulty, Easter said. The Council will debate the amendment and most likely vote at next Wednesday's meeting.