Cleaver Seeks Return to United States Amid Panther Ties
Eldridge Cleaver, exiled Black Panther leader, sought a U.S. passport from officials in Algiers to return home as police pressure and factional losses press the Panthers. A later report said he could obtain a certificate of identity to travel, while Chicago and Los Angeles raids intensified the party’s crisis and loss of leaders.
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Reds Ready Love Movie
Tokyo reports a documentary on Mao Tse-tung titled boundless love shown to honor the Chinese leader. Beijing’s New China News Agency cited a broadcast monitored in Tokyo.
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