Mysterious Hoffa Freedom Bid Reported From White House
Reports indicate quiet efforts have been made at the White House to exchange information with labor racketeer Hoffa in return for his release from prison. Sources say the nature of any information is unclear and official standpoints have not been disclosed as rival factions within the Teamsters clash over leadership and pension fund control.
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Washington
White House
Teamsters Union
James i. Ilula
Union
Hoffa
Shenker
Justice Department
Illees
Pension Fund
Ilefla
Lewisburg
U.S. Parole Board
Lfolta
Vivzsininons
Teamsters
Teamsters Sarce
Contvol
Extradition of Seale OKd Fight Promised
California Governor Ronald Reagan approved extradition of Black Panther Bobby Seale to Connecticut to face murder charges in Rackley slaying. Attorney Charles Garry vows suit to block extradition, arguing Seale lacked fair access to the hearing and could not receive a fair trial in the United States. Seale, 33, is alleged to have ordered violence during a Panthers-led May 2 racketeering killing. Rackley’s body was found in a Connecticut swamp. Garry threatens court challenges up to the Supreme Court.
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Bobby Seale
Ita
California
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Sevle
Beagant
Uerbert Ellingwood
San Francisco
U.S. Supreme Court
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Ale
Panther
United States
Seale
Connecticut
Beale
Yale University
Crities
Rackley
Ysl Simmer
San Francisco Bay Area
Cout
Chicago Keight
Coroner Quits Panther Case in Chicago Inquest
Coroner Toman will not preside over the special inquest into the shooting death of Black Panther leader Fred Hampton. Martin Gerber named to replace him on the panel after the Chicago Bar Association urged removal. Inquest set to begin next Tuesday at the Civic Center with public attendance.
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Chicago
UPT
Chicago Bar Association
Cank County Carerer
Andrew Tora
Bkick Panther
Fred Hauptan
Toman
Martin
Gerber
Civic Center
Revolutionary SDS Faction in Disarray
In Flint the Weatherman faction of Students for a Democratic Society quit its five day war council amid bickering and a split over strategy to trigger revolution. About 408 Weather Man members met after last July’s split in Chicago. many left as division grew, with plans to organize in cells and local violence. Leaders cited inability to run a mass meeting due to undercover police. Seattle and Chicago collectives left, while topics included communal marriage, gender equality, anti chauvinism, and revolutionary support for black militants.
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Flint
Micha
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
China Weather Man
SDS
Chicago
National Council
Josh
Seattle
Weather Bureau
Mark Rudd
Boston
Cincinnati
Socialists See Growing Unrest and Street Violence
MINNEAPOLIS Minn UPT Leaders of the Young Socialist Alliance after a national convention predict more turmoil and social unrest and street battles. They deny plans to arm or provoke confrontations while noting pacifist aims and possible self defense. The group pledges support for Black Panthers and other oppressed groups and plans campus organizing and spring antiwar demonstrations.
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Minneapolis. Minn
UPT
Young Socialist Alliance
YSA
Black Panthers
Seighe
Best Laid Plans Prompt City Bonfire Ban
Hayward planned a large New Year bonfire to dispose of Christmas trees and yard debris to highlight a backyard burning ban. Fire officials urged residents to bring fuel to a vacant lot, but air pollution authorities prohibited the large outdoor fire, forcing cleanup and disposal to a dump.
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Hayward
Parents of LSD candy tolls charged in San Francisco
Police charged John Wilson 27 and Christine Wilson 25 with possession of dangerous drugs and endangering the health of minors after two toddlers aged one and two ate LSD tainted candy found in a glove compartment. The children were rushed to a hospital Monday, and the couple later provided the candy for analysis claiming it was a Christmas gift.
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San Francisco
UPD
John St. Wilson
Christine
Wilsons
Elriacen 108 Hospital
Man Rescued After Boat Fire Seven Miles Off Marina Del Rey
Rudolph Helista, 37, of Marina Del Rey, escaped in two small dinghies when his 34 foot cabin cruiser burst into flames seven miles off Marina Del Rey. He was hoisted to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter and reported injured as the burning vessel sank. Officials said the cause of the blaze was not immediately known.
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Marina del Rey
Coast Guard
Rudolph Helista
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