Inside the American Nazi movement an infiltrator's report
Lorain Journal photographer J Ross Baughman describes his eight month undercover infiltration of the American Nazi movement in Cleveland and Chicago, detailing how he posed as a wedding photographer joined UWPP and NSA circles, carried a revolver for protection, faced danger, and observed a broad cross section of members from age ten to adulthood while reporting on their ideology and public platform. The piece notes the group’s anti busing and immigration stances and hints at internal squabbles.
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United White People’s Party
UWPP
National Socialist Congress
Cleveland
Chicago
Lorain Journal
J. Ross Baughman
Baughman
Mideast
U.S
A. Hitler
Cleveland Nazis and the Path to the National Socialist Congress
The narrator infiltrates a Cleveland Nazi network, encountering a World War II veteran with a revolver and swastika belt, and meets young officers who recruit him. Over three months he learns the party’s structure, receives pamphlets and a newsletter, and, after shedding a beard, is sworn in to help paint and repair the party building for the National Socialist Congress planned for the last weekend of February.
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Bars
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National Socialist Congress
Congress
Trial opens in reporter slaying in Arizona case
A year after Albany Republic reporter Non Bolles was killed by a car bombing, two men face trial for alleged roles in the slaying. John Harvey Adamson pleaded guilty to second degree murder and implicated James Robison and May Dunlap. Robison and Dunlap are charged with first degree murder and conspiracy and stand trial in Maricopa County.
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Anz
Albany Republic
Non Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Phoenix Towing Company
Bolles
Land Raad
Arizona
Adamson
Adamson al
James
Jimmy
Robison
Joe Tocco
Tocco
Rolleson
May A. Dunlap
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Kemper Maney
Dunlap
Dan
Maricopa County Superior
Howard Thompson
Marley
Bruce Babbitt
Alfonso” Lizanetz
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Indictments Face Two Men Over Computer Time Theft
A federal grand jury charged David Kelly and Matthew Palmer Jr. with mail fraud for allegedly stealing $140,000 worth of Sperry Univac computer time to create new musical arrangements from sheet music for personal profit. Both men worked for Sperry Univac in Blue Bell and allegedly used machines for music projects plus billing records. Conviction could bring up to three years in prison and fines up to $15,000 each.
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David Kelly
Norriton Township
Matthew Palmer Jr
Woodbury
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FRY
Atty
David W. Marston
Sperry Univac Corp
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A doctor tested tablet claims rapid relief from heartburn and acid indigestion. It explains that heartburn stems from acid erupting into the esophagus and that Gaviscon forms a protective layer atop stomach acid to shield the esophagus from further burning.
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