Word: endangerment
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Last October, the Hearsts met in Los Angeles with Mickey Cohen, a retired mobster who supposedly had ways of finding Patty. Nothing came of the encounter. Soon after, Hearst withdrew his $50,000 offer, fearing that overzealous bounty hunters might do something that "could endanger the safety and well-being...
Surveys have repeatedly shown that a majority of Americans, both black and white, overwhelmingly favor integration but oppose busing to accomplish it in schools. Part of the opposition is racist; much is based on fears among both black and white parents that desegregation will endanger the children. In addition, white...
WEDNESDAY. The kidnapers sent another taped message to the family. In it Sam expressed alarm over the newspaper accounts of ransom negotiations and urged that such reporting be cut off. He said that the revelations could endanger his life. (Justice Department and FBI officials in Washington shared this concern over...
Last week, after months of rumors that negotiations were under way, the Montoneros released Jorge Born, 41, at a railway station near the capital. Juan, 40, had been quietly released several months ago, apparently because his abductors feared for his health, but the news had been withheld so as not...
In another operation, the CIA'S office of security paid about a dozen agents a monthly retainer of $100 or less in 1967-68 to infiltrate several activist organizations in the Washington area, including the Women's Strike for Peace and the Congress of Racial Equality. The ostensible...