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Algiers Motel Witness Freed

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Fifth Estate # 76, April 3-16, 1969

Karen Malloy is out of jail and home in Columbus, Ohio.

Trial Ends in Algiers Motel Case

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Fifth Estate # 81, June 12-25, 1969

Suspended Detroit Patrolman Ronald August took the witness stand and told the jury at his trial that he killed 19-year old Auburey Pollard in self-defense.

The Algiers Motel Incident

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Fifth Estate # 60, August 15-September 4, 1968

a review of The Algiers Motel Incident by John Hersey. 397 pages, Hardbound, $5.95 Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Paperback, $1.25, Bantam Books

Algiers Murder Trial

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Fifth Estate # 80, May 29-June 11, 1969

While the rest of the “Motor city was Burning,” to paraphrase the MC5, ironically to the tune of “Light My Fire,” the annex of the former Algiers Motel was quiet. Guests were sleeping, “eating hot dogs” and “listening to music.”

Three Dead—Nobody Guilty

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Fifth Estate # 100, March 5-18, 1970

FLINT—The acquittal by an all-white jury here on Feb. 25 of three white Detroit cops and a black private guard in connection with the beating of eight black youths and two white girls in the Algiers Motel in 1967 was …

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Detroit Provos Will Help the Poor

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Fifth Estate # 40, October 15-31, 1967

The Detroit Provos are ready to march in their second annual Halloween Night parade.

The News—White Man’s Paper

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Fifth Estate # 78, May 1-14, 1969

“Along with the country as a whole, the press has too long basked in a white world, looking out of it, if at all, with white men’s eyes and a white perspective.”

Case Study of a Racist Institution

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Fifth Estate # 77, April 17-30, 1969

“Along with the country as a whole, the press has too long basked in a white world, looking out of it, if at all, with white men’s eyes and a white perspective.” —Kerner Report, p. 389

Getting Away with Murder

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Fifth Estate # 72, February 6 - 19, 1969

Two cases of “getting away with murder” of blacks by whites are currently occupying the attention of Detroiters.

Letters

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Fifth Estate # 67, November 28-December 11, 1968

To the Editors: On the afternoon of November I, there was a demonstration in front of the 13th precinct police station on Woodward. The purpose of the demonstration was to protest the brutal treatment which the police inflicted upon a …

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