Seale Shackled In Court During Chicago Conspiracy Trial
Black Panther leader Bobby Seale was chained and gagged to a chair in a federal courtroom after violent outbursts during the Chicago Democratic Convention riot conspiracy trial. Judge Julius Hoffman warned Seale and his seven codefendants about possible jail if disruptions continued.
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Bobby Seale
District Court
Chicago
ABC
Andy Austin
Chcago
UPI
U.S
US District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Sealy
Hoffman
David Dellieger
Seale
Seal
Court rules immediate integration in Mississippi schools
The Supreme Court's ruling orders Mississippi school districts to end dual racial systems and operate unitary schools now. The decision limits delays, directs the Fifth Circuit to issue a plan within a unitary framework, and aligns with NAACP Legal Defense Fund goals while prompting White House and Justice Department reactions.
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Warren F. Huger
Nixon
Mississippi
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
District Court
Justice Department
US. Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Department of Justice
John N. Mitchell
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Find, Inc
Jack Greenberg
South
Mitchell
Morristown
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Jerris Leonard
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Rave Ayealor
Mooney blasts Ringo continues council calm on permit
Deputy City Prosecutor Carl Zeiger and councilman Putnam question the Ringo permit as Long Beach debates a 25 cent bingo entry. Some oppose gambling citing community impact while others defend free enterprise. Chief Mooney warns this could invite broader gambling if approved.
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Carl T. Zeiger
Ringo
Tom Clark
Long Beach
Russell Rubley
Fd Critchley
Mooney
Tax Breaks Proposed for Unmarried Earners and Dependents
The Senate Finance Committee backed sizable tax cuts for about six million single persons and two million unmarried earners with dependents. The plan ties their rates closer to married couples, limiting any single filer to no more than 20 percent above a married taxpayer with the same income. The measure would relieve single filers by an estimated 545 million annually and aligns filing rules with heads of households, currently allowed for single earners supporting dependents.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
the Mouse
Firefighters Battle Blaze Near Porter Ranch Homes
A wildfire raged in the Porter Ranch area as strong winds thwarted air support. One firefighter suffered burns to hands and legs. the cause remained unknown as crews used a helicopter to drop fire retardant chemicals to protect expensive homes.
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Porter Ranch
Trustees OK 7% Pay Hike for State College Teachers
State college faculty in California win a seven per cent salary hike for 1970-72 after board approval despite Gov. Ronald Reagan’s opposition. Fringe benefits add four and a half per cent, with final approval pending by Reagan and several state agencies.
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California State College
Board of Trustee
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Trusdees
Los Angeles
Glenn S. Dumke
Earle .M. Jorgensen
Dudley Swim
Monterey
Edward Reinecke
George
Naval office hit by cutback in Defense economy drive
Huntington Park's Naval Reserve Training Center will close by early 1970 as part of a Defense Department economy drive. The Long Beach Naval Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair office will consolidate with San Diego within about three months. Fort MacArthur in San Pedro will lose seven civilian workers by July 1, 1970.
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Huntington Park
Naval Reserve Training
Defense Department
Naval District
Ith District
Long Beach
Naval Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair Office
San Diego
Huntington Park Center
Fort MacArthur
San Fedro
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Wayne Sharp
Bert Bond
Sharp
Bond
Shira
Pye
Blaze
Walph Hinman JR
Daniel Ridder
U. S
University of California
Dumke
Naval Office
Walker's the Friendly Store
Walker
Imperial
Victoria
Pierre Bardet
Alfred
Pierre
Atlantic
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