No justice in America black militant claims
Gazette Start Reporter Gary Green quotes Raby Williams asserting no justice in the United States because of his race. He argues charges of two kidnappings are false, cites racist context in North Carolina, and describes events from the 1960s involving freedom riders, the Monroe defenses, and clashes with the Ku Klux Klan. Williams recounts the 1961 incident and notes Bruce Stegall’s death, with defenses noting prior convictions overturned on jury issues.
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Postal rate hike blocked by court ruling delays higher fees
U S District Judge Si nca blocked planned postal rate increases including the 10 to 13 cent first class letter rate and several service fee hikes. The ruling delays any change while the Postal Service weighs an appeal and warns of Saturday rail delivery suspensions amid fiscal strain. The decision comes in a suit by the Association of Third Class Mail Users and the National Master Seat Society.
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Did Moore act alone in Ford attempt
SAN FRANCISCO AP The federal judge who allowed Sara Jane Moore to plead guilty to attempting to kill President Ford said he wants to know if she was part of a conspiracy before sentencing He questioned her refusal to testify under oath about outside help or encouragement in planning the shooting and urged further information to aid potential sentence mitigation Conti set a Jan 15 sentencing date He stressed the option of life in prison and rejected an insanity defense.
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Senate Probes Angola Aid in Secret Session
The Senate met in a secret session to discuss halting U.S. funds to back anti-Soviet factions in Angola. Aimed at stopping military aid, the move would restrict spending to intelligence work while CIA provisions in the defense bill remain undisclosed.
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Woman linked with JFK Mafia fears for her life
San Diego AP report outlines Judith Campbell Exner tied to JFK and Mafia figures Sam Giancana and John Roselli, with claims she acted as CIA contact in plots against Fidel Castro. Attorney says she fears for her life amid public denial and Senate scrutiny finds no strong evidence of conduit role. Campbell, who knew Kennedy, has relocated to San Diego with husband and children.
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