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Fugitives sought among lesbians and radicals in new wave arrests
Federal agents and three grand juries pursue underground radicals and lesbian communities in a string of arrests and surrenders. Key figures include Patricia Elizabeth Swinton, Cameron D. Bishop, and Susan E. Saxe tied to 1969 70 bombings and a Boston bank robbery. Investigations extend from Kentucky to Connecticut and Philadelphia with new grand juries in New York and New Haven probing links and possible FBI informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radical Women's Movement
Radical Underground
FBI
Wother
Tee
Patricia Elizabeth Swinton
New York City
Cameron D. Bishop
Colorado
Susan E. Saxe
Boston
Patricia Hearst
Katharine Ann Power
Miss Saxe
Weather Underground
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Jane L. Alpert
New York
Stien
Brattleboro
Miss Alpert
Miss Swinton
Brattlesboro
Bishop Lee
Susan Saxe
Lexington
Katherine Power
University of Kenucky
Cincinnati
Boston Globe
Hartford
TBI
Connecticut
Torrington
Conn