Controversy Over Angela Davis Defense Fund Gift
In Philadelphia the United Presbyterian Church faces protests over a $10,000 grant to Angela Davis's California defense fund. Black United Presbyterians, critics of the grant, pledged the money and blamed the church for aiding a publicized radical case. Letters to church leaders express opposition and concern over political bias in the legal aid funding.
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Angela Davis
California
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Los Angeles
San Rafael
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Black United Presbyterians
Emergency Legal Aid Fund
Tne
United Presbyterians
Hace Grant
Marin County Legal Defense Fund
United Presbyterian
Angula Pagis Legal Defense Fund
General Assembly
Charlotte Brann
Presbyterian Office of Information
Braun
Massive Allied Guard For Saigon Parade
About 10 000 South Vietnamese troops pour into Saigon to guard a Armed Forces Day parade set for Saturday satellite reports say. Military sources note Viet Cong infiltration attempts and new routes into areas near Saigon as security tightens. The event marks a return to public displays since 1987 amid President Thien's campaign in the lead up to October.
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Reas
Kekong
Klon Tung
Long An
Tay Ninh
Neu von van Thien
Thieu
Incendiary Bomb Burns Santa Fe Court House Room
An incendiary device ignited in an office of the Federal Highway Administration on the first floor of the old federal courthouse in Santa Fe. Firefighters contained the blaze to a single office, with a maintenance man discovering the fire shortly after 6 a.m. Chief Tom Broom said the fire burned about five hours before detection, and investigators found shattered and intact beer bottles with wicks attached in the office.
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Santa FE
Tom Broom
Federal Highway
Times halts printing Pentagon study after restraining order
The New York Times suspended publication of material from a Pentagon Vietnam War study following a federal court restraining order. Judge Murray Gurfein cited serious fundamental questions about government security and a free press while allowing the paper to keep the documents. The Justice Department seeks possible criminal violations over handling classified material. The paper pledged to fight for the full extent of the law and to continue coverage in forthcoming hearings.
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U.S
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Justice Department
William P. Rogers
United States
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Robert S. sirNamara
Gurtein
Aust
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Wess
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Aleader M. Bickel
Yaka Law School
Girfein
Gurfein
Riots in Albuquerque Lead to Six Hundred Forty Arrests
About 640 people were arrested over two nights in Albuquerque riots, including 523 adults and 117 juveniles. Most charges centered on curfew violations and disorderly conduct, with 270 adults released from jail by Tuesday afternoon and 18 women and ten men freed on their own recognizance.
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Wilson
Suvenile Division
BL E. Griffin
Griffin
Carpenters Picket At Tyrone Site
Private picketing occurred today at a Tyrone site near Brown and Roat’s Tyre of firs as Brown & Rout and Phelys Dodge Corp officials failed to attend. Carpenters Local reps have staged a weeks long protest at Silver City employment office against alleged unfair practices. Union officials did not comment.
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Brown & Rool
Phelys Dodge Corporation
Action Toyood
Mathe Bers
Carpenters
Dean
Silver City
Brown & Rout Company
Charges Fly In Wake Of Albuquerque Rioting
Tense exchanges erupted between city and state officials on Tuesday over two days of unrest in Albuquerque. Disputes centered on speeches by Attorney General David Norvell and Lt. Col. Robert Mondragon at a Monday rally and alleged delays in deploying the National Guard that may have intensified damage on Central Avenue.
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David Norvell
Tt. Cav
Robert Mondragon
National Guard
Central Avenue
Mondragon
Calm Returns To Duke City After Violent Disturbances
Calm returns to Albuquerque after two days of gunfire and arson that injured many, with police reporting 639 arrests, including 7 juveniles. Fire losses exceed 3 million, and looting adds about 1 million, while National Guard troops reduced from 2000 to 600. Hospitals treated 42 and volunteers aided 50 in efforts sparked by an attempt to arrest youths at Roosevelt Park.
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Ray Kuln
Bruce King
Altus
Guarduce
University of New Mexico
Roosevelt Park
Police Chief Comments On Cause Of Disorder
Albuquerque police chief Donald A Byrd spoke in an interview with the Albuquerque Tribune about the Wednesday civil disturbance. He cited drinking and narcotics as factors in Roosevelt Park arrests and noted an officer was injured during the arrest attempt. He said the downtown riot involved a different group with no close ties to park demonstrators.
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Albuquerque
Donald A. Byrd
Albuquerque Tribune
Roosevelt Park
Fine Park
Byrd
Doc Frewer
Balieve Tere
Weather outlook for Silver Cly-Grant County area
Forecast calls for showers and unsettled conditions through Thursday with highs near 91 and overnight lows around 56. Local city data shows high of 61 in downtown Liver City with an overnight low of 52. Traffic deaths reported by The Allocated Press reflect tolls over the past seven years.
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Silver Cly-Grant Couny
Liver City
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