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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1971

Page

4

Bomb plot hearing postponed in Bacon case

U.S. District Judge George Boldt delayed a hearing to determine if Leslie Bacon should answer questions about a New York City bomb plot. The adjournment, due to two jury trials, leaves her next appearance before a federal grand jury undated.

Leslie Bacon New York City U.S George Boldt Miss Bacon First National City Bank New York

Protests in D C Lead to Thousands Arrested and Clashes

Demonstrations in Washington escalated with 2 680 arrests by Tuesday night across venues including the Justice Department and city streets. Troops guard Potomac bridges as authorities contend irregular arrests while a Chicago Seven link surfaces in prosecutions.

Ralfie Rock Creek Park 10Th Street Tom Joan Potomac River Virginia Justice Department Pennsylvania Avenue Civil Liberties Union Washington ACLU Asst Leo M. Pellezzi

Tear gas used to end war rally at Wisconsin campus

Madison police used tear gas to disperse an antiwar rally at the University of Wisconsin. About 300 youths gathered at a dorm plaza, swelling to 1,000 as torchlight speeches continued, then demonstrations spread across campus and objects were hurled at construction sites and businesses.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Alioto warn s on violence at Mayday antiwar protests

San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto warned that civil disorder and violence will not be tolerated at today antiwar demonstrations. He spoke from Washington while police chief Nelder said trouble is anticipated and a professional police response will be used to protect streets and building entrances.

San Francisco UPI Joseph Alioto Nancy Strohl Downtown Peace Coalition Alioto Washington Conference of Mayors City Hall Alfred Nelder

Eight Suspects in Mercy Wiggins Case Bailed in San Francisco

Olson of Captain Cook Hawaii Maack of Kailua Kona Hawaii King of San Diego Vukich of San Diego Light of South Seattle and Thieda of La Jolla were before U S Magistrate Richard Urdan in San Francisco. They waived preliminary hearing and were ordered transferred to San Diego. Bond set at 100000 for Olson and King and 50000 for others. An associated arrest list noted no prior police records. Officials did not specify link to the Mercy Wiggins and Andiamo vessels.

Urdan Bond Olson King Richard Hansen

White hospital supervisor beaten during Stanford picket clashes

A Stanford Medical Center supervisor Maryjane Lehmidt was bound kicked and burned by two assailants during a protest walkout by black hospital workers. She was hospitalized with a fractured rib and internal injuries after the Sunday night attack as the April 26 to 29 work stoppage at the center wound down. One attacker wore brown slacks and suede jacket. the other wore khaki pants and a turtleneck. Authorities described them as in their early 20s and fled in a white two door car.

Davis Fraines Washington Chicago Seven District of Columbia Billy East Palo Alto UPI Stanford Medical Center Maryjane Lehmidt Depuuties Schmidt

Reagan tax question stuns Californians and governor

A news conference left Governor Reagan unsure if he paid state income tax for last month while about 4.5 million Californians did. He said he would have to check and declined to release tax records, noting he should not set a precedent. A memo claimed he owed no state tax for 1970 due to investment reverses.

Reagan Franchise Tax Board Paul Beck Malibu Hills 20Th Century Fox Riverside County Pacific Palisades Ed Reinecke Houston I. Flournoy Ivy Baker Priest Edmund G. Brown Jr Long Moscone William T. Bagley San Rafael

U S offered key Berrigan letters to magazines in bid for trial fairness

In Harrisburg Pa UPI defense attorney Leonard Boudin said Time Life and other magazines were offered copies of two letters by defendants Rev Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAllister. The letters discussed a possible citizen arrest of Kissinger and the printing was declined by the magazines.

Harrisburg UPI Henry A. Kissinger Leonard Boudin Harvard Law School Time Life Philip Berrigan Elizabeth Mce Allister Tarrytown N.Y Boudin

Five San Jose demonstrators jailed for trespass at draft board

For the second day in a row Santa Clara University peace demonstrators were arrested at the San Jose draft board office. Five were taken away Tuesday after handing out literature and talking to youths in the office. No violence occurred and all were booked for investigation of trespassing and interfering with business.

San Jose Santa Clara University

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