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Thursday Highlights
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1973
WTVD, CHANNEL a DURHAM
6 .30 a.m. - SUNRISE SE
MESTER Prof. Morris I.
Stein discusses the future of
petsfwality theory and
creativity. WTVD
9:30 a.m. - MIKE DOUG
LAS Lily Tomlin, singer
Hurricane Smith, comic Stan
Kann and author Jimmy
Breslin are guests. WRAL
4:30 p.m. - MOVIE -Joel
McRea and Brenda
Marshall pfay the endan
gered husband and wife
espionage team in
"Espionage Agent." WRDU
p.m. - ADVOCATES -I
Ike question under dis-
mission is "Should Congress
establish an independent
consumer protection
: eiiecy?" wunc
g I p.m. - JACQUES
COUSTEAU Hie one-ami
4 one-half ton walrus is ob
f served through the Bering
Strait, between Siberia and
Alaska, to th North polar
cap. WRAL
pm. MOVIE n Tony
Curtis and Claudia Cartunale
star in "Don't Make
Waves." a beach party farce
for adults. WTVD, WFMY
9 p.m. AN AMERICAN
"FAMILY Dr. Margaret
Mead, the famed anthropolo
gist, discusses the accuracy
of the documentary series on
the Loud family. WUNC
9 p.m. - KING FU -Caine
is forced into slave
gangs at a silver mine and
teaches control of fear, with
David Carradine and Keye
Luke. WRAL
10 p.m. - DEAN MARTIN
Peter Sellers and singer
Phyllis McGuire are on the
bill. WRDU
11:80 p.m. - MOVIE -Eleanor
Parker plays a
woman with a triple per
sonality in "Lizzie," with
Richard Boone and Joan
Blondell. WTVD, WFMY
11:30 p.m. JACK PAAR
Africa is the subject of
the discussion with Jock and
Betty L e s lie-Mel vi lie,
authors of "Elephants Have
Right of Way." WRAL
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Love or Lire
12:25 Ntwibeat
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2:00 OuMIng
2:30 Edge of
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30 Edge of Night
00 Love la
3:30 Secret Storm
4:oo That oin
4:30 Mary Griffin
4:00
4:30 CSS NWI
7:02 Oraintt
7:X Parent
1:00 Waltona
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11:00 Newt
11:30 Movie
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 18, DURHAM
Today
New Zoo
Not, Worn. Only
Dinah Shore
Concentration
Sale of Century
Hollywood
Jeopardy
wh, What, Wh.
NBC Newt
1:00 Watch Child
1:30 3 on e Match
2:00 Day of Live
2:30 Doctors
2:00 Bey City
3:30 Peyton Place
4:00 Somerset
4:30 Movie
4:00 New
4:30 NSC New
7:00 The Protector
7:30 Jena. Winter
0:00 Pllp WUMI
0:00 IroMMe
10:00 Dean Marti
11:00 New
11:30 Tonlsht Show
WFMY TV. CHANNEL 2, GREENSBORO
4:00 Good Mornlne
1:00 Capt. Kangaroo
0:00 Old Rebel
:30 Merv Griffin
10:30 010,000 Pyramid
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love Of Life
12:00 Youth A Rest lest
12:25 Newa
12:30 Search
1:00 Today' Women
1:30 World Turn
2:00 Guiding Light
2:30 Edge of NhjM
3:00 New price
i:oo Big Valley
4:00 New
4:30 CBS NM
7:00 Andy Griffith
7:30 Dragnet
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12:10 Spilt Second
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1:00 General HO.
1:10 Tell the Truth
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Friday Highlights
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1973
" WTVD, CHANNEL 11. DURHAM
1:30 am - SUNRISE SE
MESTER Science in
Baghdad forms part of the
astrology lesson. WTVD
30 a.m. - MIKE DOUG
LAS Guests include Tiny
Tim and Miss VickJ, com-poser-sinjter
Paul Williarns,
actress Judith Lowry and
author Charles Degen.
WRAL
4:3 p m. - MOVIE -The
Big Money" with Ian
Carmichael is the story of a
family of crack lutoptifters
with the exception of son
Wfflle, who is stuck with
sticky fingers. WRDU
8 M p.m. - TARHEEL
FOCUS - A study is done of
Tammy Lynn, a profoundly
I chile WRAL
- MOVIE - The
Star." a Jules
Verne tale of Jewel hunting
In Africa, fas George Segal.
Ursula Andres, and Orson
Welles in the cast WTVD,
10 p.m. - BOBBY DARIN
Singer David Bromber,
Phyllis Dilter and Leslia
Uxgams Join the host
WRDU
a 11:30 p.m. - MOVIE -Pioneer
Australia is the
theme of "Adam's Woman,"
with John Mills. Beau
Bridges and Jane Merrow.
WTVD, WFMY
11:30 p.m. - JACK PAAR
A continuation of the dis
cussion on Africa, this time
with safari leader Miles
Burton as guest. WRAL
1 a.m. - MIDNIGHT
SPECIAL The rock group
Bee Gees is host to tentatively-scheduled
guests such
as Jerry Lee Lewis, Gladys
Knight and the Pips, Johnny
Nash, linger composer Jim
Weatherly and country artist
Davis. WRDU
4:J0 Sufi. Semnter
7:00 CBS No
1:00 Kangaroo
0:00 McHale Kavy
t:30 Secret Storm
10:00 Joker Wild
10:10 Price I ftlgM
11:00 Gamut
11:30 Love of Ltff
12:00 Where Heart
12:2
12:20 toj
1:20 A World Turns
1:00 Owtorng UflM
1:11 Cdga of Nlsht
1:00 Love
1:10 Secret Storm
4:00 That Olrl
4:10 Mrv Griffin
:oo Newebeot
4 CBS New,
7:00 Dragnet
7:20 Hollywood Square
1:00 Mission impowlble
0:00 Movie
11:00 Newt
11:30 Movie
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 38, DURHAM
7:00 Ted
t.oo New Zoo Kev.
0:10 Not Woman Only
10:00 Dinah
10:10 coRtemreno
11:00 Sole of Cent,
ii: WmSm
11:00 Jaaeerdv
11:20 Who. Whet, Wh.
I2:M NBC New
1:1 Your Child
1:30 3 on a Match
1:00 Den Our Uve
1:10 The Doctor
1:00 Biv City
2:21 Rot. Per. Pi,
4:00 Semerttt
4:10 Movie
4:00 News
tilt NSC New
7:00 TBA
7:30 Klldare
1:00 Senford & Son
0:30 Little Paopl
0:00 Circle of Pear
10:00 Bobby Darin
11:00 New
11:10 TenhjM
1:00 Mldnlta Special
WFMY-TV, CHANNEL 3. GREENSBORO
4:00
7:55
1:00
0:00
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10:30
11:00
11:00
11:15
12:10
Good Morning
Devotion
Capt. Kangaroo
Old Rebel
Merv Griffin
si 0.000 Pyramid
Gambit
Young a Rett!
Search T'row
i:oo Today' Woman
1:10 A World Turn
1:00 Guiding UgM
1:30 Edge of Night
3:00 New Price
3:30 Hollywd'tTelklng
4:00 Stcret Storm
4:20 Gamer eyt
5:oo Big vaflev
4:0
4:10 CBS NOW
7:00 Andy Griffith
7:30 Buck Owant
liOOMIulon Imooitlblo
v:00 Movl
11:00 Newt
11:30 Movie
1:10 Late Movie
WRAL-TV, CHANNEL I, RALEIGH
1:45 a m - MOVIE - An
..Mips gtrl (Ostta Kay) lives
on uninhabited terrain in
"bland of the Blue
Dolphins " WFMY
4:00
4:55
7:00
7:20
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11:00
11:20
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Viewpoint
Newt
Builwlnkle
uncle Put
Bert Einoit
MM Douglat
12:30 Split I
1:10 All My CM Id re
1:N MaKa g Deal
1:10 Dating Gam
S:00 Sen. Hospital
2:10 Tell the Truth
4:00 Truth or
4: Perry Moem
1:10 Andy Orlfftth
4:00 New.
4:25 VltWOOlnt
:M ABC New
7:00 Bonama
f M Odd Couple
10:00 Love, Am. Ityt
11:00 NOW
11:10 Jock Paer
WUNC-TV, CHANNEL 4. CHAPEL HILL
0:01 Humenrtla
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10 00 lnomt St.
11:00 Granny
11:10 Imoso
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11:40
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2:2 Sign Off
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Saturday Highlights
7 a.m. SUNRISE THE
ATER Richard Carlson
and Barbara Rush star in
"It Came From Outer
Space." WRAL
1 p.m. CBS NEWS SPE
CIAL Reporter
Christopher Glenn covers the
subject of taxes what, they
are, what kinds there are,
why they exist, who pays
them and where the tax
money goes. WTVD, WFMY
1:30 p.m. - ABA BAS
KETBALL This is the
playoff game of the Ameri
can Basketball Association.
Competing are Virginia
Squires and Kentucky
Colonels. WTVD, WFMY
3 p.m. DOUBLE FEA
TURE Alan Ladd and
Shelley Winters perform in
"Saskatchewan"; Audio
Murphy and Gia Scala star
in "Rwe a Crooked Trail."
WRAL
4:30 p.m. - MASTERS
GOLF Coverage is given
to the closing rounds of the
27th annual Masters Tourna
ment, with a select field of
international professional and
amateur golfers. WTVD,
WFMY
7 p.m. HEE HAW
Tommy Overstreet and
Susan Raye are guests
WTVD, WFMY
8 p.m. ALL IN THE
FAMILY The Bunkers are
visited by the wife of one of
Archie's Air Force buddies,
and everybody gets a sur
prise. WTVD, WFMY
8:30 p.m. BRIDGET
LOVES BERNIE - Bridget
and her parents become
Jewish for the weekend
when Sophie's devout Jewish
sister pays a visit WTVD,
WFMY
9 p.m. BOB NEWHART
Having vowed never to go
to bed mad, Bob and Emily
carry on an all-night argu
ment. WTVD, WFMY
9 p.m. MOVIE In
"Mayerling" starring Omar
Sharif, Catherine Deneuve,
Ava Gardner and James
Mason, Crown Prince Rudolf
of Austria falls in love with
17-year-old Maria Vetsera
and scandalizes the entire
court of Vienna by openly
ignoring his wife. WRDU
10 p.m. - CAROL BUR
NETT Vincent Price and
Ray Charles are guests.
WTVD, WFMY
11:30 p.m. - MOVIE -"Lad,
A Dog," with Peter
Breck and Carroll O'Connor,
is shown. The film is based
on Albert Payson Terhune's
novel of a collie who brings
health and happiness to a
crippled girl. WFMY
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1973
WTVD, CHANNEL 11, DURHAM
4:20 Sunrli
7:00 Now
S:00 Bug Bunny
1:20 Sabrln
:H Chan
: Scooby 00
10:30 Puuvcat
11:00 Fllnttron
11:45 Norm Sloan
12:00 Archie
11:20 Pit Albert
1:00 TMO Special
1:10 ASA B'ball
1:20 CBS Golf
4:29 Masters Golf
4:00 Slock Unlimited
4:10 CSS Newt
7:00 He Haw
1:00 All In Family
1:30 Kaloldotcoo
1:30 Bridget LOVt
r:ep wary ryier
r:3o boo Newnart
10:00 Carol Burnett
11:10 Movie
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 38, DURHAM
1:00 Houndctl
1:20 Roman Holiday
7:00 Jtttont
1:10 Pink Pmther
10:00 Underdo
10:20 Berkleys
11:00 Stalab
11:30 Ruoeround
12:00 Eighty Daya
11:20 Giant
1:00 Movl
1:00 TBA
S:M NHL Hockey
1:20 Wrestling
4:20 NSC Now
7:10 Untamed
7:10 Stand up
1:00 Emereency
0:00 Movl
11:00 Lot Movl
WFMY-TV. CHANNEL 3. GREENSBORO
7:20
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11:00
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Bug Bunny 1:00 CSS News
Sabrln 1 :M ABA S'bell
Chan 1:30 Roller Derby
Scooby Doe 4:30 Matters OoH
Putavceft 5:00 Outdoors
Fllntttonei 5:11 Parent Gem
Archie 4:00 News
: CSS Now
:00 HO HW
1:10 Bridget Lovtt Bern
7:00 Mary Tyler Moor
0:11 Sob Nowhirt
10:00 Corel Burnett
11:10 Movie
WRAL-TV, CHANNEL I, RALEIGH
7:00 Sunrise
1:45 scouting New
0:00 Osmonds
: Super start
10:10 Brady Kid.
11:00 Bewitched
11:20 KM Pewor
12:1
11:20 Frolics
1:00 MetskMt
1:11 Am. Bandtttnd
1:00 Frontier Feature
4:00 Sport World
4:2 Arthur Smith
7:00 L. Welk
1:10 Here We Go Again
8:30 Touch of Grace
0:00 Julie Andrew
10:00 The Men
11:lf Wrestling
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DAILY INTEREST-COMPOUNDED DAILY
Effective Jan. 1,1973
PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS
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wasted. -A.V. Burdinq
If we achieve by hard work the things we
labor for, the enjoyment we receive is ten
fold. . '-Anonymous
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PREGNANCY PLANNING By &
DURHAM SOCIAL NOTES By Mrs.
FROM BLACK By
FROM THE PEN OF DONALD LOVE
WRITERS FORUM By George B
DAILY LIVING By
VOLUME 53 No. 15
DURHAM, N. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1973
TUSCAR0RAS AND BLA
Happy Moments: Home After 5 Yean
MARCH ON CAPITOL
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At the Annual Meeting of
Stockholders of Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, President
J. H. Wheeler reported that
total resources of the bank
as of December 31, 1072 were
$37,694,158.24 compared With
$34,161,473.91 at the end of
1971 a gain of 10.34 per cent'
occasioned by increased earn
ings, new capital funds, and
increases in both demand and
time deposits.
The total deposit structure
of the bank as of the end of
1972 was 8.53 per cent more
than at the end of 1971.
Net earnings (after taxes)
for 1972 were $296,381.80
compared with $216,691.56 in
1971. The above figure repre
sents earnings of $2.41 per
share on the average num
ber of shares outstanding
during the year compared,
with $1.88 in 1971. In
ank Holds
Meeting Of Stockholders
Capital Funds
Show Increase
Over Past Year
and fees on loans ($880,976.
43) pn.vldcrt 41.44 per cent
m mil operating income, and
acome received from federal
funds sold and the securities
portfolio was $1,016,02.62
(47.7S) Service charges
1,466.77 and Trust
it earnings were
Credit life insur
ance commissions accounted
for the remainder of total
operating income in the
amount of $2,126,228.42 re
ceived during 1972.
Mr. Wheeler stated that
the management of the bank
is especially proud of the ex
tent to which the bank has
been able, in 1972, to In
crease the capital accounts of
the bank. Total capital funds
as of December 31, 1972 were
$2,704,004.71 compared with
$1,804,443.42 at the end of
1971 an increase of $900,-561-29.
He said, "During the year,
we were able to sell 18,163
shares of common stock at
$10.00 per share. Our origi
nal goal was to sell 20,000
shares and our Board of Di
rectors has authorized the
management of the hank to
use every means possible to
sell the remaining 1,837
shares.''
"We were atlao aide to sell
( See STOCKHOLDERS 9A
PHOENIXVILLB, Pa.: ARMY
SGT. DONALD J. RANDER
of Baltimore, Md. pats his
wife, Andrea's hair for the
first time in over five ye ars.
Sgt. Render a former POW
return to the United States
to Valley Forge General
(Army) Hospital here 330 to
greet his wife and children.
He was captured in 268.
(UPI)
Local Woman Among Panelists
At Bennett Mafeof Symposium
Four young black women
in the medical field partici
pated in a three-day Centennial
Symposium held recently at
Bennett College. They partici
pated in a panel discussion
entitled "Black Women in
Medicine" which was held in
Henry Pfeiffer Science Build
ing. They addressed them
selves to problems and pro
spects which women who plan
medical and health careers can
expect.
Two of the specialists com
pleted their undergraduate
work at Bennett. Dr. Lyvonne
Mackel Washington is a den
tist for the Marion County
Health and Hospital Corpora
tion in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Dr. Inez Jones White is a
psychiatrist in private practice
in Washington, D.C.
Also participating were Miss
Margaret Page, assistant co
ordinator, Health Professions
De velopment of the Associa
tion for the North Carolina
Regional Medical Program in
Durham and Mrs. Patricia Glil
Turner, program director,
National Urban League Allied
Health of the Professions
Curriculum Development Pro
gram, Atlanta, Georgia.
Dr. Washington stated that
there is a dire need for dentists
- NEWS BRIEFS-
NIXON APPROVES SCHOOL
LUNCH AID BILL
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. -
President Nixon has approved
a school lunch grant program
which requires the federal
government to give cash to
schools if the supply of surplus
food runs short. He signed
the measure into law without
comment from the Western
White House.
NBNS
MARYLAND OKAYS
ANTI-BUSING MEASURE
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -The
Maryland House of Delegates
has passed a resolution seeking
to end busing of public school
children In order to achieve
racial balance.
Passed 86-45, the bill is
given little chance of passage
in the Senate. Earlier this
year, the Senate killed another
anti-busing bill after a group
in this country due to the
population increase and grow
ing awareness of the impor
tance of the service.
"You must not be crippled
by the behavior society dele
gates to all women," she ad
vised the students.
She said there is one dentist
per every 2,000 people in the
nation; 1 black per every
12,000 black people, and
about 1 female dentist to
every 100 persons. Of the
11,600 dentists in the coun
try, only 200 are black
women.
Dr. Washington feels that
in most instances, women
make better dentists because
"women have an inherent
gentleness with the patient,"
( See SYMPOSIUM 9A)
Seek Meeting
With Indian
Affairs Official
RALEIGH - Some 200
Robeson County Indians and
black college students marched
on North Carolina's Capitol
Monday to back up Indian de
mands for immediate help
from the state in winning
federal recognition of their
claim to be Tuscaroras.
The march, led by black
Golden Frinks, came within
moments after the Negro-In
dian coalition rejected Gov.
Jim Holshouser's offer to meet
with ' their representatives
Tuesday afternoon.
Frinks, state field secretary
for the Southern Christian
Leadership Conference and
spokesma n for the group call
ing themselves Tuscaroras, ac
cused Holshouser of attempt
ing to create a division among
Robeson County's 30,000 In
dians. He also criticized
Holshouser's attempt to delay'
the meeting.
"The governor must talk to
the people when the people
come to him," Frinks said.
Howard Brooks of Pem
broke, chief of the 80 to 100
(See MARCH 9A)
were $17?
Departmer
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NAACP Legal Defense Fund
Claims School Plan A Failure
N. C. Central Univ.
Law School Annual
Law Day Observed
The 16th Annual observance
of Law Day USA at North
Carolina Central University
Law School will be highlighted
by an address by prominent
defense lawyer, Howard Moore
of Atlanta, Georgia.
The theme for the activities
this year is: "Does Justice Have
Color? Law: Is It a Skin Game?
Activities for the year have
been coordinated by Ethel
Richardosn, Chairwoman of
the Law Day Committee, John
( See LAW SCHOOL 9A)
Attorneys Say Many Schools in
System Still Racially Identifiable
of black senators filibustered
for weeks.
The resolution, following
the example of a number of
other Southern States, asks that
Congress convene a federal
constitutional convention so
that an amendment to the
constitution can be written
prohibiting assignment of
school pupils to schools on the
basis of race.
NBNS
ALL BLACK NATION,
REPARATIONS SOUGHT BY
NATIONALIST LEADER
JACKSON, Miss. - Black
nationalist Imari Obadele said
he will begin a new effort to
create an all-black nation and
seek reparations from the
United States for offenses
against the nation's black citizens.
Obadele, who Is president
of the Republic of New Africa,
( See BRIEFS 9A)
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POMPEY JOINS RANKS
S.F. Pompey, center, executive
secretary, Durham Branch,
NAACP, receives Life Member-,
ship certificate from Kivie
Kaplan, president of the
national NAACP. Rev. B. A.
Mack, pastor, Morehead Ave.
Baptist, and a staunch sup
porter, looks on.
Attorneys for the NAACP
Legal Defense Fund have told a
federal court that a court
ordered attendance plan based
on geographical zoning has
failed to desegregate the Dur
ham city school system.
In a brief filed Monday with
the U.S.. Middle District Court
in Greensboro, the defense
fund attorneys argued that
"desegregation of the Durham
city school as a minimum step
requires pairing and clusters
of schools and transportation."
They also told the c ourt
that desegregation of the sty
school system cannot be ac
complished without consider
ing the surrounding county
school system.
"The Durham city school
unit in essence simply encom
passed the black residents of
the city," the attorneys said.
The defense fund lawyers
were responding to motions
for dismissal filed earlier by .
the six parties to desegregation
litigation initiated by the de
fense fund last summer.
The six parties are: the city
and county school boards, the
Durham City Council, the Dur
ham County Board of Com
missioners, the State Board of
Education, and A. Craig
Phillips, the state superinten
dent of public instruction.
The defense fund attorneys
included in, their brief a list
of 11 city schools and their
racial compositions.
The attorneys said the list
( See FAILURE 9A)
Black Students
Walkout Out At
Northern High
On April 3, approximately
25 black brothers and sisters
requested a conference with
the administration of Northern
High School concerning the un
fair treatment of the Blacks
and the unjust policies that
were made that affected the
entire student body.
A sit-in demonstration was
performed because the adminis
tration had refused the blacks
certain rights. More and more
students gathered in the school
lobby concerned about what
they were trying to accomplish.
This drew approximately 75
other black brothers and sisters.
Blsck assistant principal,
Bobby Johnson came and ques
tioned the students cone erning
their reasons for the sit-in.
( See NORTHERN 9A)
Angela Dim to Speak m Ra
Memorial Auditorium Mo
The Raleigh Chapter of the
North Carolina Politics I Priso
ners Committee will sponsor
a statewide rally featuring
Angela Davis as speaks,
Monday evening, April 16, at
the Memorial Auditorium in
Raleigh at 8:00 p.m. The
rally is open to the public
with free admission
The world renowned Miss
Davis, a former UCLA Pro
fessor of Philosophy, recently
acquitted from charges of
conspiracy, murder, and kid
naping, was found innocent by
an all white jury. The verdict
was greeted with joyful ex
hilaration in this country and
overseas.
To Angela Davis, freedom
meant that she would again
resume her struggle against
oppression. To quote her on
the day of her acquittal:
"This is not only the happiest
day of my life," she said, "but
I am sure that all of the
people who struggled for me
across this country and around
the world an aware that it k
a symbol that we an going
reran
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to free all political
and the oppressed.'
This brilliant young scholar,
who helped prepare sad plead
her own defense, is an author,
philosopher, Csvsdidste fot tin
doctoral degree and an
proponent of the
of struggle necesnry teffpiv
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