Huey Newton and supporters emerge from elevator in the entry hall of Alameda County courthouse. Huey stops to respond to reporter's question about what he plans to do now that the trial has ended in a hung jury but not an acquittal. Newton speaks of finishing his dissertation at Santa Cruz and is generally pleased. His wife, Gwen Fontaine Newton, say she is very pleased. A member of Newton legal counsel answers a question about the difficulties of the case, responding primarily about the privilege of working for Newton.
1970s
Interview with Huey Newton outside of courtroom. CU on Newton speaking...
1970s
CU on reporter outside Alameda courthouse regarding the potential of a...
