Indictment Reveals Hanrahan and Chicago Officials
A Cook County special grand jury handed up charges against Edward Hanrahan, Richard Daley ally and former state attorney, eight witnesses, and 13 policemen in the 1969 Hampton Clark raid. The indictment accuses false statements to the Chicago Tribune, a staged TV reenactment, and attempts to obstruct the Panther defense. Additional conspirators named include Supt. James Conlisk Jr. and Prosecutor Barnabas Sears, with penalties outlined for felonies and misdemeanors.
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Jacio
Edward V. Hanra
Black Panther Party
Hanrahan
Richard J. Daley
Tusaday
Otter
Cook County
Chicago
Daley
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Hampton’s
West Side
Hampton
Clark
Illinois
Clark Wag
Peoria
Illinois Supreme Court
James B. Conlisk Jr
Chicago Police Department
Richard Jalovec
Hanraham
Jaloyec
Chicago Tribune
Jalovee
Grand
John Sadunas
Joseph A. Power
Criminal Division of
Circuit Court
Hampton and Clark
Power
Barnabas S. Sears
Special Grand Jury
Sears
Ilinois Supreme Court
Change Wins Runoff in Mississippi Governor Race
William Waller, a Jackson attorney, defeats Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan in the Mississippi Democratic runoff and advances to face independent Charles Evers in the November general election. Waller carried 388,399 votes to Sullivan's 327,461 with 2,501 of 2,505 units reporting, sweeping 62 counties.
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Miss
Waller
William Waller
Charles Sullivan
Evers
Sissippi
Brother Medgar
Charles Evers
Sullivan
Clarksdale
Court Rules Gov. Wallace Order Void Desegregation Mandate
U S District Judge Sam C Pointer Jr ruled that Calhoun County and Oxford city school boards must implement court ordered desegregation plans despite Gov George C Wallace executive orders. The judge cited a 1963 Alabama Supreme Court advisory opinion limiting the governor’s authority over schools. The boards said they were caught between court directives and Wallace counterorders.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. District Court
Sam C. Pointer Jr
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Pointer
Alabama Supreme Court
Wallace
State Board of Education
Calhoun County
Oxford City
Senator Quits While Ahead Idaho Senator Won't Seek Re‑Election
Idaho Senator Len B. Jordan, age 72, announced he will not run again next year. A former governor from 1951 to 1955, he was appointed to the Senate in 1962 after Henry C. Dworshak's death, then won a full term in 1966. Jordan cited good health and electability as factors in stepping down.
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Boise, Idaho
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Idaho Republican
Jordan
Senate
Henry C. Dworshak
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