Judge calls one day recess in Angela Davis trial
Testimony from a photographer and four law officers described heard demands to free the Soledad Brothers during the Marin County Civic Center hostage siege. The defense and prosecution outlined conflicting recollections as the trial paused for a juror’s bereavement, with evidence tied to Angela Davis’s alleged firearms involvement and the Soledad case.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
Soledad Brothers
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
George Jackson
Jackson
Fleeta Drumgo
John Ciuchette
Soledad Prison
San Quentin
Drumgo
Cluchette
Miss Davis
Haley
Young Jackson
McClain
Christmas
Jonathan Jackson
Angela Y. Davis
Carl Leiden
Henry Brenan
Nixon rules out reintroduction of U.S. troops
President Nixon ruled out ground reinforcements in Vietnam for now while signaling possible air strikes against North Vietnam. The White House pressed a policy of South Vietnamese defense and kept all options open as a major Communist assault unfolded around Tet 1968.
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Nixon
U.S
Ashington
South Vietnam
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Demilitarized Zone
United States
North Vietnam
McCloskey-Ziegler
Pentagon
Vietnam
White House
Washington Special Action Group
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Kenneth Bush
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Ferde Grofe Dies at 80 in Santa Monica
Ferde Grofe 80 of Santa Monica California died Monday. His Grand Canyon Suite from 1929 remains a landmark work and others in his catalog helped shape American orchestral music. Bu ford Ellington 64 former Tennessee governor and emergency planning director died Monday while golfing in Boca Raton Florida.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ferde Grofe
America
Grofe
Grand Canyon
Nashville, Tenn
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
U.S
Von Halder Dies. Hitler's Army Chief of Staff 1938 42
Gen Franz von Halder dies in ASchau Bavaria at age 7 he helped plan the German army swift campaigns into Poland and France early in World War II. Morris Tobe 54 veteran race caller dies at Pimlico Race Course while substituting and had worked at Garden State Monmouth Park and Atlantic City tracks.
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Aschau
Germany
Franz von Halder
Adolf Hitler
von Halder
Poland
France
Baltimore
Morris Tobe
New Jersey
Pimlico Race Course
Tobe
Garden State
Monmouth Park
Atlantic City
Auction Set for Boeing 707 Jetliner
American Airlines to auction a Boeing 707 next week on behalf of the lender after a mortgage foreclosure of about 3.5 million dollars. The judgment targets Paninternational Luftverkehrgesellschaft MBH Co Germania Luftfahrtinvestition und Betrieb KG, a Düsseldorf charter operator that defaulted on payments. The 165 seat plane had been sold by American in 1970.
Come Each Night and Bring Someone You Know Who Needs Christ
A church invites attendees to nightly gatherings urging members to bring friends in need of faith, prayer, and blessing as part of a community outreach effort.
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Baptist Church
Roosevelt
Christ
Pre Retirement Counseling Session At Fort Sill
A pre retirement briefing for military personnel with 18 plus years of service is set for April 6 at Fort Sill Theater No. 4. Retired personnel in the Lawton Fort Sill area and wives are invited to attend. Representatives from post activities and government agencies will discuss job openings, application requirements, and qualification criteria.
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Fort Sill’s
Lawton-Fort Sill
Oklahoma Security Commission
Oklahoma
States
Underground Papers Barred At City Schools
Lawton Fort Sill area school officials voted to ban distribution of underground newspapers in city schools. The policy forbids any printed matter on school property without prior approval by authorized school officials, following a lengthy consultation with attorney T. D. Nicklas. Superintendent Hugh Bish described the move as writing into policy a longstanding practice.
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Lawton Public Schools
Lawton Board of Education
Hugh Bish
Cosmos Launches 483rd Satellite in Cosmos Series
The Soviet Union launched its 483rd earth satellite in the top secret Cosmos program, according to AP reports.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
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Mill Valley
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Terzich
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Western Surplus
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Jetliner
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Pittsburgh
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APCO
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Cosmos
Okla. Real Estate Institute
Duncan Area
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