Bail hearing set for Huey Newton in Oakland
Huey P. Newton, 28, Black Panther cofounder, faces a bail hearing in Oakland after a California Court of Appeal overturned his 1968 voluntary manslaughter conviction. Retrial could allow bail. Newton says he remains committed to expanding Black Panther influence and viewing America as a prison.
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Primary races shape four state contests today
United Press International reports Michigan voters pick Lenore Romney in the Republican race to challenge incumbent Democrat Philip Hart as four states Idaho Kansas and Missouri also hold nominations for governor and federal offices. Missouri features a GOP Senate battle between John Danforth and Doris Bass. Idaho and Kansas have no Senate contests this year while Tennessee holds its own Senate primary later in the week.
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Africa’s Zam Tan Railway Expands Chinese Influence
The 1100 mile Zam Tan Railway aims to give Zambia sea access via Tanzania, with China securing the contract amid Western skepticism. The project, touted as Africans’ great uhuru, would shift influence by delivering copper exports to Dar es Salaam and redefining regional power dynamics.
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Cambodian Army Drives Communists From Kompong Thom Battle
Cambodian forces report capturing Kompong Thom after a three day siege with 32 killed and 74 wounded. U.S. jets supported operations around Skoun as fighting tied to Highway 4. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties are listed as high. civilians and terrain reported in the key road junction town northeast of Phnom Penh.
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Nutrition Expert Denounces Breakfast Cereals Rating
Harvard nutrition department chair Dr. Fredrick J. Stare denounces a cereal rating as meaningless and argues that breakfast cereals with milk rival bacon and eggs in protein and calories while delivering more calcium iron and vitamins with less saturated fat and cholesterol. He testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee in rebuttal to Mr. Choate who rated 60 cold cereals on a nutritional scale.
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Nixon hears Heard and Cheek memos to add credibility
The White House released President Nixon adviser Alexander Heard’s youth unrest report along with private memos from Vanderbilt Chancellor James Cheek and Howard University president. The move aims to boost credibility by sharing the private communications that influenced Nixon’s public endorsement.
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