Ex convict at Brandeis claims revolutionary role
Stanley Bond, 25, an ex convict college student jailed after a Boston bank robbery and slaying, says he leads a revolutionary action group named Revolutionary Action Force East. He declares war on the United States and portrays himself as a fighter rather than a criminal.
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Cambridge, Mass
Stanley Fr. Bond
Boston
Bond
United States
Revolutionary Action Force
Eas
Grand Junc
Schaffer Outstanding Optimist Named Optimist of the Year
Jon Schaffer of 3120 Goldman Ave is named Optimist of the Year for outstanding club activity. The Evening Optimist Club names Robert W. Highlands Sr. as president with Roy Barton as first vice president and Douglas Clifton as second vice president. Other officers and directors are listed. A Phoenix interview quotes Bond on crime and bank robbery, noting Brandeis University ties and connections to the Kent State era. The report also covers a Boston police shooting during a $26,000 holdup and names several suspects and associates.
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Robert W. Highlands Sr
Evening Optimist Club
Roy Barton
Douglas Clifton
Jon Schaffer
Bob Keister
Dean Myers
Edward Faulkner
Richard Fugett
Charles Sicking
James Young
Henry Howard
Cit
Vin McLellan
the Phoenix
Bond
Hinn
Brandeis University
Boston
Massachusetts
Ateelpole
Brandeis
Susan Saxe
Albany
N.Y
Katherine A. Power
Denver Cole
Michael Saul Fleischer
The
Phenix
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Stanley Bond
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