Ex-Communist Browder Dies at 82 in Sleep
Earl Browder former general secretary of the US Communist Party from 1930 to 1946 died in his sleep at age 82 at his home in PHINGUHTUN on a Wednesday morning. He ran for president in 1936 and 1940, was jailed for opposing war policy, and leaves three sons William Felix and Andrew, a sister Nina Turner and eight grandchildren.
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Court voids 3 Berrigan prison-letter convictions
Federal appeals court tosses three of four prison-letter smuggling charges against antiwar activist Philip Berrigan and three related counts against Sister Elizabeth McAlister. The court upholds one Berrigan conviction and notes government involvement in the letters did not constitute entrapment.
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