Cleaver Bail Ordered for Black Panther Leader Release
Eldridge Cleaver of the Black Panthers was ordered freed on bail after state officials reported efforts to raise the $30,001 needed. Cleaver, wounded from a gun battle with Oakland police that left Bobby Hutton dead, has been in Vacaville Prison since April.
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Graduates Urged To Public Service
President Johnson urged Capitol Page School graduates to pursue public service, citing a need for new ideas and solutions. He told Senate and House pages to distinguish reformers from destroyers and to seek higher aims in public life. Cleaver faced an assault charge and parole violation, with a habeas petition challenging parole cancellation. Judge Sherwin criticized bail denial as improper, tied to alleged political pressure.
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New Federal Rule Bars Age Bias in Hiring Decisions
Washington reports a new law effective at midnight prohibits employers, agencies, and unions from auto excluding job applicants aged 40 to 65 based on age. The rule targets age specific ads and qualifications while allowing limited bona fide exceptions, with enforcement via voluntary compliance and potential court action.
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