No Conflict For Jurors In Angela Davis Case
Jurors who acquitted Angela Davis reported no early major disputes about her innocence. On the first ballot nine voted for acquittal, three undecided, with no votes for conviction. Davis wept, called the verdict a people’s victory, and thanked jurors at a post verdict party.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Mary Timothy
Angela
Franco
Albert Harris Jr
Miss Davis
Associated Press
California
Davis
Vacation Bible School and Community Meetings Near Decatur
Calendar items list vacation Bible school sessions at Union Church of Christ Somerville 2, Dancy's Chapel Church of Christ, Caddo Congregational Christian Church and Beech Street Church Christ with daily sessions through Friday. Also notes bowling meetings at Perry Lanes, Veterans groups in Hartselle, and numerous church and club gatherings across Decatur and surrounding areas, including health clinic by Morgan Lawrence Community Action and Tri County Health Office, with free shots for children.
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Union Church of Christ
Somerville 2
Dancy’s Chapel
Church of Christ and
Wil
Caddo
Beech Street Church
Christ
Basil Overton
International Bible College
Florence
Morgan Lawrence Community Actionommittee
Hawaii man funds anti abortion home for teens
Sandra a 15 year old Maui resident recounts her decision to carry to term despite pressure to abort. Robert J Pearson funds a 42 acre residence offering prenatal care, schooling, and no cost delivery to pregnant girls, aiming to help them raise their babies. He plans a larger $200,000 facility for 100 women and says 80 have stayed, with only one choosing abortion.
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Honolulu
Sandra
Maui Island
Robert J. Pearson
Hawaii
New York
Pearson
Apostrophes and word origins described in a language note
Theodore M. Bernstein discusses proper apostrophe use and common errors in ads with azalea's and diamond's, then explains the word assassin derived from hashshashin. He notes misuse in for and other phrases, and traces the term to a Mohammedan sect linked to hashish during the Crusades.
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Wallace
My Lai 4 details emerge in Peers report on massacre
The Peers inquiry details how Bravo Company faced booby trap casualties and heavy fire near My Lai I and My Khe 4, with villagers, including women and children, killed during a four to five minute volley. It cites Lt Willingham and Lt Michles, notes orders to avoid civilian deaths, and documents postfire search and destroy actions that killed noncombatants.
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Charlie) Company
Bravo Company
My Lai I
Thomas K. Willingham
My Khe 4
Willingham
Earl R. Michles
Peers
Bravo Company Om
Army
Pentagon
Sonmy Village
My Lai 4
South Vietnam
United States Army
Task Force Barrier
Soamy
the Army
Stanley R. Resor
William C. Westmoreland
My Lai
Washington
Bank closure sparks chase amid guard lockdown at McEwen
Report details a $30,000 cash event at McEwen Bank with guards, deputies, and state troopers recording car tags. The bank reopened 45 minutes after the initial call as discussions surround Gov. Wallace and Lt. Gov. Beasley amid indications of possible surgery and political tension in Alabama.
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Alabama
Beasley
Wallace
Mabel Amos
George C. Wallace
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Capitol
R.C. Strawn
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Multiple Alabama highway deaths raise weekend toll
A Hillsboro man Jimmy Rowe Sith 53 died when his car overturned near Talladega. William Morrison 41 of Cottondale died in a two car crash near Tuscaloosa. Carl Jackson 41 and his 9 year old son John died on U S 90 near Mobile when their minibike was struck. William F Broxon Sr 48 of Mobile died when his car hit a median near Mobile. Four others injured in two area accidents near Hartselle Athens and Huntsville.
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Pell City
Jimmy Rowe Sith
Sudan
Talladega
William Morrison
Cottondale
Tuscaloosa
Carl Jackson
John
Grand Bay
U.S. 90
Mobile
William F. Broxon Sr
Alabama 16
Postal Commission urges rate cuts and safeguards
The Postal Rate Commission endorses keeping first class eight cents per ounce and urges reductions for second class to 1.6 cents per piece plus advertising. keeps parcel post at 21 cents first pound and 10 cents each additional. It backs immediate third class bulk mail rate implementation, while noting the Postal Service board can override by unanimous vote.
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Postal Rate Commission
Th Commission
Postal Service
Postal Commission
Postal Service Board of Governors
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Marin County
Stephanie Ryan
Perry Lanes
Hartselle
Morgan County
Auxiliary
American Legion
Bible School
First Freewill Baptist Church
Decatur, Danville Rd
Aurusa Club of
Decatur
Decatur Country Club
Parents
St. John’s Episcopal Parish House
Alph
First Christian Church
Gree
McCulloch
Denson
Dorothy Schwachow
Old Moulton Road
Mizpah Chapter
Adams
Friendship Club
Summer Manor
James Vanderford
Lebanon Baptist Church
Decatur Homemakers Club
J. A. Williams
13Th Ave
Decatur Credit Women International
Shoney's
Decatur Water Ski Club
George Hutcherson
Byron Ave
Decatur Council
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch Masons
Morgan County Pbx
State National Bank
Decatur Shrine Club
Woodails Barbecue
Old Moviton Road
Bernstein
Theodore M. Bernstein
Shreveport
G. L
Diamond
Armed Force
McEwen
Clayton
Barbour County
Hillsboro
Highway Patrol
Thomas B. Slaten
Carrolyn Sue Slaten
James C. Thompson
Ann T. Jones
Huntsville
Slaten
Hartselle Hospital
Clyde Franklin Mansell
Thompson
Athens-Limestone Hospital
Miss Jones
Athens- Limestone Hospital
Huntsville Hospital
Athens
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