Angela Davis on Top 10 Wanted List in Flight and Shootout
Angela Davis, 26, a former UCLA philosophy teacher and Black Panther ally, appeared in reports as a suspect in a San Rafael escape and killings. She was linked to a rented yellow panel truck used in the shootings that killed a judge and three men, with FBI placing her on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Authorities note she bought four guns used in the incident and that a hijack plot toward Tampa or Miami was reported.
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Los Angeles
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Marin County
Los Angeles Times
Jonathan Jackson
Jackson
San Quentin
Harold J. Daley
the Times
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Haley
Naional Airlines
Los Angels
National
Tampa
Miami
Fla
Bomb scares sweep London movie houses and offices
Police swept 39 London cinemas the House of Commons and the British Museum reading room after anonymous bomb threats tied to the IRA. No bombs were found as searches extended to rail stations and streets, with related threats prompting shutdowns in Birmingham and security alerts at depots and factories.
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British Museum
Birmingham
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Iberia
Scotland Yard
Leeds
Liverpool
Nixon seeks Senate ratification of Geneva gas treaty
President Nixon submitted to the Senate a 1925 Geneva protocol outlawing gas warfare and allowing defoliants and tear gas. Senator Aiken predicted smooth passage, while Mansfield said the move progresses CBW controls and signals broader U.S. limits beyond the treaty text. Nixon aimed to ratify the agreement to curb offensive CBW use.
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Nixon
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
Aiken
Man
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Mansfield
Collins Convicted Of Murder In Ann Arbor Case
John Norman Collins, a 23 year old former Eastern Michigan student from Center Line, was convicted of first degree murder in the stabbing and sexual assault slaying of 18 year old Karen Sue Beineman of Grand Rapids. The jury deliberated over four days before the verdict. Beineman disappeared July 23, 1969, and her body was found days later. autopsy indicated molestation and strangulation. A mandatory life sentence awaits.
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Mich
John Norman Collins
Eastern Michigan University
Collins
Center Line
Washtenaw County
Karen Sue Beineman
Grand Rapids
John Conlin
Zoning Rules Keeping Baltimore County White
In Baltimore County Maryland the zoning and land-use practices are criticized as reinforcing discrimination by pushing black residents from traditional areas while white zones stay residential. Yale Rabin testifies that development controls reduce housing opportunities for low income black households as the U.S. Civil Rights Commission holds hearings on minority job and housing opportunities. County officials acknowledge restrictions but say housing prices reflect private market decisions. The commission hears that federal regulators do not actively determine racial discrimination in federally insured savings and loans.
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Baltimore County
Yale Rabin
Philadelphia
Baltimore City
Commission
Rabin
Times
George EF. Gavrelis
Baltimore
Gavrelis
Edward D.hardesty
Thomas D. Dawes
The
County Human Relations Commission
Dawes
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