Cleaver returns to U S amid parole doubt and change
Exiled Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver announced from Paris he will return to the United States to face possible parole violation charges. He cited a changed U S climate and said he seeks a fair court proceeding, noting the Vietnam War's end and improved conditions for Black Americans. He warned he may be detained and had a travel document from the U S embassy.
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Eldridge Cleaver
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Oavtland
Vietnam
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California
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Golda Meir to Visit New York for Bond Dinner
Golda Meir will arrive in New York City in December as part of a transcontinental American visit. She will return on December 21 for an Israel Bond Organization dinner honoring the 5th birthday of its chairman, Sam Rothberg.
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Golda Meir
New York City
Israel Bond Organization
Sam Rothberg
Douglas Backed by Therapy During Hospital Stay
U S Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas will undergo physical and occupational therapy while hospitalized in Portland Oregon indefinitely, his doctor said Monday. The justice, age and exact condition were not disclosed, but the statement confirmed ongoing rehabilitation.
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Portland, Ore
Sheriff Deputies Ambushed in Mobile Cross Fire Killing
Two Mobile County sheriff's deputies were shot and killed in a cross fire ambush while pursuing two men who fled a drivers license check. One suspect later died of a gunshot wound near the Alabama Mississippi line. A witness described the exchange as like a war. Authorities said the deputies fired their revolvers before dying from shotgun wounds in the back.
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Mobile County Sheriff's Department
Queen Elizabeth 2 linked to Irish arms runs in Southampton
Police say the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2 was used for years to move arms and explosives to the Irish Republican Army from sympathizers in New York as troops and dogs swept the ship for evidence. A 400 pound explosive find in a Dublin apartment triggered the inquiry. Isabel Perón plans to hold presidential elections in late 1978 after a cabinet meeting. In Athens tens of thousands march on the second anniversary of the dictatorship’s bloody student uprising.
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Athens
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