Teacher chief quips Nixon veto on funds at NEA meet
DETROIT w The NEA 109th annual convention drew 7,000 delegates as Mrs Helen Bain Nashville Tenn teacher led a sharp critique of President Nixon calling him underachiever and anti education administrator. She urged action for funding reform and cabinet level education while noting AFT strikes and NEA gains. Bain steps down as president. Alvin Barfield elected to lead CLASSROOM TEACHERS group.
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Gun kill judge claim debated in Marin County case
Defense argues the fatal shot to Superior Court Judge Harald Haley may have come from convict William Christmas rather than Ruchell Magee. Los Angeles attorney Ernest Graves suggested the murder weapon could be a 3.57 Magnus pistol, with postmortem shotgun fire by Magee possibly delivering the fatal blow. Judge Arnason pressed audio tests to sequence the gunfire as Angela Davis seeks bail relief and news access. Magee still faces trial in a convoluted kidnapping murder case tied to the 1963 sentence controversy.
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Detroit antiwar activist defies Capitol bombing grand jury
Detroit youth Terry Taube refused to answer most questions before a federal grand jury probing the Capitol bombing. He cited counsel advice and claims of unlawful subpoena and surveillance under the fourth amendment. Five other May Day organizers in Washington were expected to refuse testify. Taube could face contempt jail if held in contempt.
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Escape deputies in Pasadena shock city
Two prisoners identified as Mike Brown and David Marmolejo forced a deputy, stole a gun, and hijacked a sheriff’s bus outside Pasadena courthouse. They and six others then commandeered a car driven by 55 year old Robert Craman before fleeing two blocks. Brown faces attempted rape charges and Marmolejo parole violation tied to armed robbery.
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