Bail ordered for Seattle Seven by Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit ruled the Seattle Seven in the contempt case must be freed on bail. Judge Boldt jailed them for at least six months after a mistrial in December. The defendants faced charges tied to a February Seattle riot during a protest supporting the Chicago Seven.
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Poles hail ouster of top officials after riots
In Warsaw a government and party leadership shakeup followed Baltic Coast riots. Piotr Jaroszewicz became premier, Cyrankiewicz moved to president, and Edward Gierek led the party vowing a two year freeze on food prices.
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China
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Moscow
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Chavez Freed Pending Appeal After Christmas Release
Cesar Chavez spent Christmas outside a damp and leaky jail after the Monterey County judge jailed him for contempt for defying an injunction against a boycott targeting Bud Antle in the Salinas Valley. The California Supreme Court granted a stay to allow an appeal, drawing about 400 supporters who then attended Mass. Chavez, head of the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, praised the decision and commented on his jail experience and the need for a new facility.
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Bethlehem Brace for Christmas Pilgrims Under Siege
Israeli troops sealed Bethlehem to protect thousands of Christian worshippers visiting the birthplace of Jesus as a cease-fire in the Suez Canal area and a high security alert shaped a tense Christmas scene. International air arrivals topped 20,000 visitors, with pastors and bishops leading processions toward the Basilica of the Nativity amid roadblocks and bomb-checks.
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Judge imposes gag rule in Angela Davis case
Angela Davis case moves included a blanket gag rule as Superior Court Judge E Warren McGuire postpones arraignment to January 5 allowing Davis to seek California counsel. New York lawyers Burnham and Abt served as courtesy counsel after she was flown from New York to California amid gun charge allegations.
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Rivers Shows Significant Improvement After Heart Surgery
Doctors at University Hospital in Birmingham said Rep. L Mendel Rivers has shown significant improvement in his recovery from heart surgery but remains seriously ill. The 65 year old Democrat, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, began his recovery after a November hospital admission for a leaking mitral valve replacement.
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