Seale Enters Oakland Mayoral Race Amid Jobs Promise
Black Panther Chairman Bobby Seale filed to run for Oakland mayor, pledging minority job programs and predicting a landslide win. Acquitted in a New Haven murder case he paid a $200 fee and filed signatures. city clerk will verify within a week. He spoke at a news conference stressing employment as the main plank.
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FBI Aid Sought for Democrats in Watergate Probe
Senate Democrats seek full FBI access to case materials as Watergate trial stalls over admissibility. Justice officials warn against public release of sensitive evidence while remaining defendants face charges of conspiracy burglary and wiretapping. Former FBI agent Baldin testified he was paid to eavesdrop on Democratic conversations from a hotel room across from Watergate.
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Foster couple wins adoption of Mexican American boy
A Black foster couple in Houston won court approval to adopt a six year old Mexican American boy over protests from the welfare department and relatives. James Adams and his wife hug Victor Martinez Wilkerson after the juvenile court verdict. The couple has raised Victor since he was a baby.
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New trial demanded after juror held out in Corona murder case
Juror Naomi Underwood, who voted to convict V. Corona of mass murder, remains uncertain and requests a new trial hearing scheduled by Judge Richard Pallas. Corona, 38, was found guilty on 25 counts for stabbing, shooting, and burying itinerant workers along the Feather River in 1950s California. prosecutors highlighted a green ledger and weapons as key evidence. Underwood’s holdout and her handwriting on ballots spurred defense calls for evaluation of trial fairness. Corona faces retrial at Vacaville State Prison after his hospitalization and a string of prior health issues. Her revelation prompts expectations of an appeal based on juror influence and potential missteps during deliberations.
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Seven slain in home owned by basketball star Jabbar
Washington report says seven people including five children were killed in a Washington house owned by basketball star Jabbar Lew Alcindor. The home served as a Hanafi Madhab center and national HQ. Four men fled. two women wounded. Police found guns nearby and noted execution style killings.
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Fragmented Local Publication Address List From Hayward Area
A garbled OCR style snippet lists multiple Hayward and surrounding area addresses and office contacts including Winton Avenue in Hayward Alameda County and San Leandro offices. It mentions phone numbers and street addresses for the Daily Review related services but contains numerous misspellings and incomplete details. The readable portion centers on locations and offices rather than a cohesive news item or event.
Laugh-In duo Dick Martin and Dan Rowan end show
Hollywood AP reports Dick Martin and Dan Rowan will fold Laugh-In after taping the final program, planning a new project next fall. NBC pressed them to stay as ads were sold, Laugh-In once ranked No 2 but slipped to 38th in December.
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Doctors refuse to fill forms in Martinez county dispute
In Martinez, Cunta Costa County Hospital doctors stop Medi care and Medi-Cal paperwork in retaliation against county supervisors. Dr. Jay Aiken, president of Physicians Union Local 083, says the doctors will devote more time to patients and seeks union recognition as bargaining agent.
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