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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

Page

3

Testimony Begins in Trial of Black Panther Chairman

A New Haven jury, 5 Negroes and 7 whites, begins hearing testimony in the rackety case of Black Panther Chairman Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins. They face charges including kidnapping resulting in death, murder offenses with death penalty, and conspiracy. The slaying of Alex Rackley near New Haven two years ago is central. George Sams Jr. may testify after pleading guilty to second degree murder. The Panthers deny directing the killing and say Sams acted alone or as police agent. Other Panthers face varying proceedings or sentences tied to Rackley case.

New Haven, Conn Black Panther Bobby G. Seale Ericka Huggins Seale Mrs. Huggins Alex Rackley New Haven Panthers George Sams Jr Panther Stokely Carmichael Sams George Sams The Huey P. Newton California Rackley

Broyhill Considers Senate Bid as Draft Committee Forms

Rep. Joel T. Broyhill of Virginia signals reelection to the House in 1972 while a 64 member Draft Joel Broyhill committee in Charlottesville aims to persuade him to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by William B. Spong Jr. The group seeks statewide support, led by Roger MacBride. A separate note mentions a Sunday musical program at Elks Auditorium honoring Emma V. Kelley.

Charlottesville Joel T. Broyhill William B. Spong Jr Joel Broyhill U.S Harry F. Byrd Jr Roger MacBride Broyhill U.s.senate Elks Auditorium N. Kent St Emma V. Kelley Cedar Hill Gladye Peyton

Senate PX probe hears perjury and tax evasion charges

After five weeks of testimony the Senate probe sends Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole sworn statements to Justice Treasury and Defense for possible perjury and tax charges. Cole laments slander and unfair hearing while committee members defend reform aims and accuse him of weak recall and links to PXs and clubs in Vietnam. A separate note mentions a Hymn Sing at Salem Church of the Brethren in Stephens City with multiple musical groups.

Washington Senate Earl F. Cole Justice, Treasury and Defense Departments Cole Vietnam Ham Ribicoff D-Conn Edward Gurney R-Fla William J. Crum Martin J. Bomley Salem

Richmond Lawmaker Challenges Interpretation of Lewd Dancer Case

Del. Junie L. Bradshaw argues the Virginia ABC Board misdefines lewd conduct after revoking a Chesterfield County club license for a go go dancer. He vows court action to overturn the ruling if the board does not impose a 60 day suspension. police advised no violation.

Richmond del. Junie L. Bradshaw Virginia Abc Board Chesterfield County Bradshaw Richmond Circuit Court Chesterfield

Priests Vote for Choice on Celibacy Reform

The National Federation of Priests Councils backed a plan allowing a choice between celibacy and marriage for priests. The 193 to 18 vote followed hours of debate. The group represents about 60 percent of U S priests and may bring the issue to a Vatican synod in September. It also urged Vietnam war condemnation and proposed reforms to draft law.

Baltimore United States Houe National Federation of Priests Councils International Synod of Bishops Paul VI House of Delegates Vietnam Philip Berrigan Henry Kissinger Congress

Taxpayers Group Names Watchdogs in Frederick County

The Frederick County Taxpayers Assn has appointed a special committee to study public reaction to local government. Members include Richard D. Hohensee, Robert A. Luttrell, Milton K. Apperson, Jacob F. Moreland, Leonard C. Ellis, and others. The group meets monthly at 7 30 p m in the county courthouse. Research notes porpoises have larger and more complex brains than humans.

Frederick County Taxpayers Assn Frederick County Richard D. Hohensee Back Creek Robert A. Luttrell Gainesboro Milton K. Apperson Opequon Jacob F. Moreland Shawnee Leonard C. Ellis Stonewall Frederick “County

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