Black Panthers debated revolution and relief in U.S. cities
The article surveys the Black Panther Party's aims, rhetoric, and community role, detailing leaders like Bobby Seale and Huey Newton, relationships with white allies, police confrontations, and claims of broader social influence. It notes internal struggles, legal pressures, and public sympathy following raids, with authorities split on their threat and significance.
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Newton
Hobby Seale
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North Korea
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San Francisco
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Oakland
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Israel
FBI
Bobby Seale
Chicago
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Panther Design
Revolution
Emory Douging
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New York
Wall Street Journal Suney
Los Angeles
Community Acion
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University of California
National Committee
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Joey Newton
Helly Newton
San Francisco-Oakland
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Bank Shot to Mercury Probe Planned for 1971 73
Pasadena researchers at JPL propose a Venus assist mission to Mercury using a Mini-Tour gravity slingshot. The plan aims to reach Mercury with a single Atlas Centaur launch at under 100 million dollars, starting in 1971 with a Venus flyby and the eventual Mercury encounter.
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East German Church Life Faces Decline Despite Tolerance
London observers report East Germany tolerates the Christian church while expecting gradual withering. A council of churches independent of Western Germany signals openness but material shortages curb church growth in new housing areas.
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Weekend Visits Highlight North and Central Ohio Families
N Straitsville and Newark residents, the Cook family and Wallace and Beatle relatives, traveled to Columbus for a weekend visit. Gemma Maroon from Galubus also stayed with family, while Marian Foster remains a patient at Mount Carmel Hospital in Columbus.
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NeWark
Yg Wallace
J. M. Beatle
Columbus
Gemma Maroon
Galubus
Sere
Marian Foster
Mount Carmel Hospital
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