Freed Revolutionaries List Lengthens in Trials
The Associated Press reports a string of black militants, including Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, winning acquittals or dismissals in California and New Haven. Notable cases involve Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers, with other Panthers facing mixed outcomes as officials note limited fair-trial guarantees.
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Angela Davis
California
Huey P. Newton
The
Black Panthers
Bobby Seale
New Haven
State Court of Appeals
Soledad Brothers
Fleeta Drumgo
John Clutchette
John Mills
Soledad
Mills
George L. Jackson
New York
Rackley
Seale
Chicago
Ted
Alexvention
Middlefield
Chopped cash buyers sought for worn out dollars
Washington AP reports the Treasury and Federal Reserve seek buyers for ground currency shredded from old U.S. notes. A Kansas drilling firm buys the ground money for 10 dollars a ton to use as drilling mud while attempts to sell lint as roofing felt falter. Treasury weighs stationery use but Secret Service rules block it. Only scarce commercial uses exist.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Treasury Department
Kansas
David Mud and Chemical Co
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Lake levels reported for North Carolina reservoirs
Lake levels above or below normal full pool are listed for several lakes including James 2.3 feet Rhodiss 3.4 Hickory 2.8 Lookout 2.3 Norman 1.2 Mountain Island 4.4 Wylie 3.1 Badin 1.2 High Rock 2.7. This Raleigh area notice provides current readings for each lake.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
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Jonathan
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Secret Service
C. H. Tomkinson
Ment
Nash Jewelry and Loan
N. Main St
Minolta
Rokker
Minolta Everam
Ayavern
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Sipps Inc
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Ray Coleman
Lewis
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Ford
Datsun
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