Witnesses place Angela Davis at San Rafael crime site
Three prosecution witnesses testified that Angela Davis and Jonathan Jackson visited a gas station opposite the Marin County Civic Center the morning of August 6 1970 seeking help starting a stalled van. The next day Jackson and three others were killed in a yellow van at roughly the same spot. The state accuses Davis of aiding Jackson in an escape plot and relates her to George Jackson. Witnesses identified Davis in photos and at the courtroom, while defense challenged these identifications.
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Peter Fleming
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Franklin Alexander
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Wallace sweeps Tennessee Democratic delegates in primary
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace wins 68 percent of Tennessee votes to capture all 49 delegates amid anger over school busing orders. Humphrey finishes second, McGovern third, Chisholm fourth, Muskie fifth. turnout about 600,000 of 2.2 million registered. Tennessee voters back a constitutional amendment to ban racial balance busing.
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Ex-bank official indicted on loans to aid L.B. firm
A federal grand jury indicted Edward D. Snead, 48, a former Bank of America vice president in Los Angeles, on eight counts for issuing 6 million in unauthorized loans to Oceanographic Geophysical Corp. via its Panamanian affiliate Oceantech Panama. He allegedly received 85 000 in payoffs and provided fraudulent information to secure letters of credit. Arraignment planned in about three weeks. FBI probe continues.
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Greek foreign minister Kyprianou resigns amid government pressure
Nicosia Cyprus Greek Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou announced his resignation saying he was forced out at the insistence of the Greek government. The move follows a three month ultimatum to President Makarios demanding a cabinet reshuffle and Kyprianou's removal. Makarios then signaled a government reshuffle planned for the first half of June.
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