Black Panther couple denounce movement
Larry and Jean Powell former Black Panthers from California testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Investigations alleging the group has shifted from defending Negroes to serving its leadership. They described strict discipline murders coercion sexual exploitation and extortion through the breakfast program and threats.
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Informant immunity bill revived in California legislature
Sacramento UPI editors report a two year probation compromise on a bill granting immunity to gangster informants in organized crime cases. The measure, pushed by Atty. Gen. Thomas Lynch, adds live witnesses for police but faces constitutional questions over self incrimination and scope. Maquoketa Iowa case notes Baldridge fined $35 for stealing a golf ball from a trailer court.
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Monagan cites GOP gain in Monterey County election
Sacramento reports Republican Assembly speaker Robert T. Monagan credits a conservative mood among voters for the party's victory in a hard fought Monterey County race. He and Senate leader Howard Way praised the shift as stabilizing during troubling times after Robert G. Wood won the special election to give the GOP a 41 to 39 Assembly majority.
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California divorce reform ends grounds for adultery and cruelty
California moves toward dissolution of marriage with only two grounds incurable insanity and irreconcilable differences. Alimony may consider a wife’s ability to work, property divided substantially equally, and reform aims to spare children from bitter testimony. Gov Reagan expected to sign. bill goes into effect January 1.
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Mrs Nixon Returns Home After West Coast Tour
Mrs Nixon and her daughter Julie Eisenhower leave Los Angeles by chartered jet for Washington after a three day tour promoting First Lady volunteer projects. She visited schools and social centers in ghetto areas, spoke with volunteers, and recalled Theodore Roosevelt on civic responsibility during the trip.
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Cow Lost in January Flood Found 10 Miles Downstream
Ventura California police report a cow washed away from the John B Newman ranch during January floods surfaced Tuesday in a cattle herd ten miles downstream.
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