Civil Rights activist and comedian Dick Gregory plants a kiss on Joan Little's cheek after a talk with her during a recess of her murder trial in Raleigh, North Carolina

With a wide gesture, Floyd McKissick describes the future Soul City, a majority-black community that is to be built on empty fields in Warren County, North Carolina

Murder trial defendant Joan Little sits with Georgia State Senator Julian Bond at a news luncheon in Raleigh

Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, mother of the governor of Massachusetts, smiles from the police car that took her to St. Johns County Jail in St. Augustine, Florida. She was arrested while trying to integrate a motel dining room.

Special Prosecutor John Wilkinson walks with members of the family of slain jailor Clarence Alligood as they leave the courthouse Raleigh, North Carolina

Joan Little and her mother, Jessie Williams, arrive at the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina today for her murder trial

Joan Little is closely guarded by one of her bodyguards, Russell McDonald, at the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina

Joan Little and a bodyguard in the courthouse parking garage in Raleigh, North Carolina, as she arrives for what could be the last day of her murder trial

Civil Rights activist Dick Gregory visits with Joan Little during a recess in her murder trial in Raleigh, North Carolina

Free on $25,000 bond, Joan Little and bondsman Harvey L. Leary of Durham leave the North Carolina women's prison in Raleigh

Joan Little and two of her bodyguards arrive at the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is on the witness stand for a second day.

Joan Little leaves the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina after being found not guilty in her second degree murder trial

Joan Little (right) leaves Beaufort County Courthouse in Washington, North Carolina with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Williams

Joan Little returns to the courtroom in Raleigh, North Carolina, where her attorneys are asking for dismissal of the charges against her

Joan Little flashes a big smile as she talks with newsmen at her motel in Raleigh, North Carolina. She was acquitted in the slaying of jailer Clarence Alligood.

Attorney William Kunstler holds a news conference with Joan Little's chief attorney, Jerry Paul, in Raleigh, North Carolina, shortly after Kunstler was released from jail

Selection of the 12-member Joan Little jury was completed today in Raleigh, North Carolina. Jurors walk from the courthouse to the motel where they are sequestered.

The jury in the Joan Little murder trial walks from its motel to the courthouse, Raleigh, North Carolina

Joan Little leaves the Wake County Courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina after the judge reduced the charge against her from first degree murder to second degree murder

Joan Little, charged with murder in the death of a jailer, arrives at Beaufort County Courthouse in Washington, North Carolina to attend the pretrial hearing

Joan Little steps out of the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina after she was found not guilty in her second degree murder trial

Joan Little and one of her attorneys, Karen Galloway, wait for an elevator in the Wake County Courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is on trial in the stabbing death of a jailer.

Joan Little waits for an elevator with bodyguard Paul Moore after the noon recess in her murder trial in Raleigh, North Carolina

Joan Little waits for an elevator as her murder trial in Raleigh, North Carolina nears an end

Joan Little Leaves the North Carolina womens prison in Raleigh escorted by bondsman Harvey L. Leary

Joan Little was transferred from the Durham County Jail to the Women's Prison in Raleigh, North Carolina for failing to appear to sign bond papers on another charge

Joan Little and her attorney Jerry Paul leave the courthouse in Washington, North Carolina after she sat in on the pretrial hearing

Joan Little, her attorney Jerry Paul and a bodyguard arrive at the Wake County Courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina for the start of her murder trial

Superior Court Judge Henry McKinnon is expected to rule on a defense motion to dismiss the murder charge against Joan Little, Washington, North Carolina

Defense attorney Jerry Paul is joined by Joan Little after he was released from jail on $1000 bond

Joan Little wears a relaxed smile as she rides the elevator to another day in her murder trial, now in its fifth week in Raleigh, North Carolina

Joan Little emerges from a courthouse elevator after three weeks in a courtroom on trial for murder in Raleigh, North Carolina

Murder defendant Joan Little carries a bouquet of flowers from the Rape Crisis Center while leaving the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina

Murder defendant Joan Little leaves the courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina today carrying a copy of "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Chief Howard Brooks states the purpose of the march by of a small band of Robeson County Indians in Raleigh, North Carolina

Fidel Castro watches as Cuba's President Manuel Urrutia signs the official document making Castro the Prime Minister

Cuba's provisional President Manuel Urrutia listens as rebel leader Fidel Castro calls for good relations with the U.S.

Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro wears a beret as he addresses university students in Caracas, Venezuela

Major Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo (left) and other members of the five-man anti-Castro band talk with exile friends from an immigration department bus, Miami

Rebel leader Fidel Castro blasts American criticism of his revolutionary government’s execution of war criminals

Relatives and friends of the Cuban prisoner delegation listen at Coast Guard headquarters in Key West as John Hooker tells newsmen of his talks with prisoners