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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
3
Brent Gray of Henrietta Oklahoma suffered severe injuries when a seed grinding machine tore off his arms on his father’s farm. His father, a doctor, had the severed limbs iced and flown to Oklahoma City where surgeons performed a night-long operation to reattach them. He is reported improving today.
In Berkeley California Police Chief Reure Baker said he would try publicizing arrest warrants for Black Panthers by calling the group to report to the station. The move follows demands by Citizens to Defend the Black Panthers an NAACP backed committee seeking transparency and no secret raids. The NAACP Berkeley chapter stressed there are no federal instructions to crack down on the Panthers and officials plan to operate with intermediaries.
Los Angeles and federal government face potential lawsuits from the Black Panthers over police raids on their buildings. Elaine Brown, the Southern California information minister, states the party will seek worldwide sympathy and support, accusing the federal government of an attempted genocide. No formal suit details are yet set.
Seale’s attorney argued in Sacramento that Gov. Reagan’s office denied the Black Panther leader a basic right by blocking his in person appearance at an extradition hearing. Seale faces Connecticut murder and kidnapping charges in the Rackley slaying. Reagan's office said Seale’s presence was not necessary and offered to hear him via affidavit.
Chicago spokesmen for a coalition of black groups announce an unofficial ban on White people from Negro areas from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The move draws swift denouncement from several black leaders and raises tensions in the city.
A Chicago federal judge, Julius Hoffman, ejects defense staffer Stewart Ball after hears laughter in court during a hearing on evidence in the Chicago Seven case. Dissent from defendants and prosecutors, with witnesses recounting police violence outside the Hilton in 1968.
LARAMIE WY YOUP leader Jerry Rubin told a University of Wyoming audience that colleges will not last five years and urged burning universities and advocating LSD and marijuana as education. He framed youth as a revolutionary force aiming to topple American society and urged indictments for participants in the era’s protests.
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