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VOL. LXIII-NO. 7 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Thursday, September 21, 1972
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Howard Moore Jr., one of four lawyers wh<
for Angela Davis, will speak in the Capstone
7:45 and 9:15 Monday night.
The University Union, the Association of A
Students and the Black Law Students Assoc
are sponsoring the appearance.
Moore has represented Dr. Martin Luther K
Abernathy, Stokely Carmichael, James Foren
Sellers, Hosea Williams and Julian Bond.
Moore is from Atlanta and is a graduate
College. He studied law at the Boston Universil
Upon graduation he applied for and was at
Massachusetts and Georgia State Bars. M<
member of the U. S. Supreme Court Bar. It w
body that he successfully argued the case wlt
high court's mandate to the Georgia State Legi.
* Julian Bond.
He is a senior partner in the Atlanta firm of 1V
der and Rothskind. His areas of expertise inclu
and civil liberties as well as labor litigation.
Included among his writings are such articl4
as Justice", "The Jury Challenge", "Black Be
Southern Bar", and others.
Moore will appear in the Russell House and tl
.in the afternoon on an informal basis. His topit
against the people".
Admission is by USC Student I. D). and Fac
to 15 minutes prior to starting of the program
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