Panther Showdown Averted In Detroit Police Standoff
Detroit officials credit Black community leaders and police for preventing a 1967 like riot after a nine hour standoff around the NCCF Panthers headquarters. Patrolman Glenn E. Smith was killed and another officer wounded during the shooting. Twelve of fifteen charged youths surrendered. three were driven from the scene by tear gas. Nadine Brown and attorneys Elliott Hall and Dennis Archer supported negotiations.
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Professors Lead Mediation in Kentucky Taxi Strike
University of Kentucky professors led a 1970 protest in Frankfort and blocked streets as more than 100 police converged on the area. Average compensation figures showed Transylvania and state colleges reporting about $12,314 to $15,199, with gunfire heard until 4 a.m. authorities said.
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