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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1971

Page

12

Escape Try May Have Been Part of Large-Scale Plan

San Quentin prison officials say the abortive escape attempt that cost six lives may have been part of a broader plan using guard uniforms. Prison chief Raymond Procunier warned the plot could include many others, with rumors circulating for months about a mass breakout by revolutionary types.

San Quentin Calif California George Jackson John Larry Spain Raymond K. Procunier Jackson San Quentin Adjustment Center Procunier

Augsburger to Speak at Luray Sunset Vesper Service

The Rev. Dr. Myron S. Augsburger president of Eastern Mennonite College and Seminary will speak at the Sunset Vesper service at the Singing Tower in Luray Sunday at 7 15 p.m. A National City Christian Church choir directed by Lawrence P Schreiber will perform with a 6 45 p.m carillon recital by Charles Chapman. If rain the service moves to Luray United Methodist Church. The note recalls Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis first baseball commissioner.

Myron S. Augsburger Eastern Mennonite College and Seminary Harrisonburg Singing Tower Luray National City Christian Church of Luray United Methodist Church

Escape at San Quentin Ends in Six Deaths

At San Quentin's adjustment center six inmates were killed during a Saturday escape attempt led by George Jackson who seized 25 convicts and took two guards hostage. Guards long-range fire and warning shots released the hostages as officers moved in to retake the facility.

Procunier Jackson Soledad Brothers Maximum Security Adjustment Center Stephen M. Bingham John Clutchette Fleeta Drumgo Soledad Ruchell Magee Angela Davis Marin County Civic Center Jonathan San Francisco Bay Santin Oakland Berkeley Bingham Marin County Bruce Bales George Jackson James Park San Quentin Prison

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