L A Bishop Backs Viet Pullout Bid
Gerald Kennedy of United Method Church joins Set the Date Now interfaith campaign to end U S military involvement in Vietnam. Suspected leaders in Southern California call for ceasing direct and indirect involvement by December 3 1971 with sponsors including Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath and Archbishop Thomas Jambleton.
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National Cane Orl of Churches
Black jurist Hastie ends long public service career
Chief Judge William A. Hastie of the old U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia retires at 66 after a trailblazing career with several firsts for a Black man. Appointed in December 1949, Hastie also served as an adviser on racial affairs to Interior Secretary Harold Ickes and was the first Black judge on the Virgin Islands court and governor. The May 15 dinner honored his work with remarks by Yale Law Dean Louis Pollak and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall among attendees.
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Washington, D.C
Art Howard
Supreme Court
Tricias cake recipe flunks Times test
Washington United Press Lie details the White House pastry chef condemning a small wedding cake recipe attributed to Tricia Nixon as producing soup and mush per a New York Times home economist.
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Hearings on Angela Davis Case Resumed in Marin County
Pretrial hearings in the Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee kidnapping conspiracy case resumed at the Marin County Courthouse after delays over judges. Magee’s attorney pressed a motion seeking a ruling on whether a shotgun or rifle killed Judge Haley, with Davi and Magee charged in a broader escape plot.
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California bills shape state overtime and school year plans
A Sacramento report outlines Assembly and Senate actions on bills affecting state employees overtime pay and July 10 start, year round school options with 19 day terms, abuse custody safeguards, and commission status for women. It notes proposed insurance premium rules and boxing contest age limits, with a slate of other reform bills and the governor's stance.
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Stanford student wins MLK fellowship amid assault case
Leo Bazile, 28, an Oakland political science senior and ex Black Student Union cochair, released on recognizance, won a 1972 Martin Luther King Jr. fellowship for graduate study. The fellowship, one of 32 nationwide, offers 51,000 to 2,000 dollars per year for black students. Bazile plans to study law at UC Berkeley's Boalt Hall next year, amid charges he and another man burgled and assaulted a woman at Stanford Medical Center incident.
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Stanford Medical Center
Martin Luther King Jr
Leo Bazile
Ue Wood
Row Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Bazile
Oakland Political Science
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Black Student Union
University of California
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