Word: bailed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Frederick Vanderbilt Field, the maverick millionaire who served as a U.S. Communist Party angel for years, was secretary of the Civil Rights Congress bail fund that posted bond for a long procession of U.S. party leaders on trial for Smith Act violations...
...about three in four believe that there are circumstances in which an individual ought to be subject to double jeopardy. More than four in ten of these teachers would deny an individual the right to a public trial, to due process of the law, or to freedom from excessive bail and fines...
...Force Lieut. David Sleeves got considerable mileage out of his dramatic story of a bail-out from his T-33 jet over California's Sierra Nevada range and the ensuing 54 days during which he claims to have trekked (on sprained ankles) precariously through the wilderness. Returning to civilization sporting a handsome beard (TIME. July 15). Steeves. 23, was taken in tow by Air Force pressagents, sat for newspaper interviews, repeatedly told his dramatic survival story on TV. and finally got a $10.000 offer for his story from the Saturday Evening Post. Last week the sonic boom cracked around...
Judge William T. McCarthy set bail at $25,000 and continued indefinitely the case of Joseph Steyskal, the former Divinity School student accused of threatening the life of President Pusey, in U. S. District Court last Wednesday...
...result of the investigation that followed shortly, the director of Galvão's prison was dismissed and his assistant committed suicide. Due out of prison in October 1954, Galvão was arraigned again on charges of "abuse of the press and insults," and held without bail. Portugal waited breathlessly for the third act of the drama to begin, but somehow the curtain never went...