Clergy in Conflicts with State See Rising Jail Incidents
AP reports clergy conflicts with government rising since the 1960s civil rights era. Hundreds of priests ministers and seminarians have been jailed over civil rights and antiwar protests, with a notable recent federal indictment of six clergy and lay allies in a kidnap bombing plot against Kissinger. Rabbinic activist Meir Kahane also arrested in New York.
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Plotting priests deny involvement in Kissinger kidnapping case
Rev. Philip Berrigan and four others reject charges of a bomb and kidnapping plot accusing the government of discrediting the antiwar movement. Indicted in Harrisburg Pa with bail set at 50,000 for several defendants, sister Elizabeth McAlister released on 50,000 bond. The Berrigans, serving prison terms in Danbury Conn., are linked as coconspirators but not charged.
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Tea Company withdraws pepper amid contamination fears
Cincinnati based Frank Tea and Spice Co voluntarily recalled 116 700 tins of black pepper after FDA found salmonella traces. FDA deemed not a major health hazard but warned salad dressings and other long shelf items could pose risks. The issue coincides with broader antiwar defense and legal cases in Newark Baltimore and Chicago.
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