Angela Davis Faces Accomplice Charge in California
Angela Davis, once UCLA philosophy acting professor, is charged as an accomplice in the Soledad prison case. Police traced the guns to her and say she bought them under her own name over two years. Davis contends her stance as a militant Negro influenced actions.
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San Quentin
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Government rejects release plan amid cross kidnap crisis
Negotiations in Laporte faltered as government refused to free 23 inmates tied to murder robbery and terrorist acts. Lemieux accused Demers of offering safe conduct to Algeria or Cuba only for kidnappers, a proposal deemed unacceptable. Trudeau defended cabinet actions and noted Ottawa contacted Cuba and Algeria while criticizing calls for additional troops.
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Justices Question Desegregation Strategy in Mobile Case
Civil rights leaders spar with Justice Black over how to desegregate schools while keeping neighborhoods intact. Jack Greenberg outlines that Mobile school districts bus students far from home, challenging neighborhood basis.
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Farm Bill Action Is Stymied In Senate Door Standoff
In Washington Democratic leaders blocked quick House farm bill passage by barring entry to the Senate chamber. The clash over a three year farm program extension and subsidies cap paused both that bill and an industrial safety measure until Congress returns November 16.
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West Virginia
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Alowa
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Rouse
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Senate in recess over porn debate and school prayers
The Senate, rushing toward a 32 day recess, rejected major findings of the Obscenity and Pornography Commission. It approved a constitutional amendment for voluntary non denominational public school prayers and debated farm and industrial bills amid quorum losses.
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