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Father Brown, Detective, 4, 7:15, 10:30, and Phantom Lady, 5:40, 8:55, tonight: The Pink Panther, 4, 7:55, and Shadow of a Doubt, 6, 9:55, Friday through Sunday...
...interrupted him with what Wicker regarded as unnerving campaign enthusiasm: "I know you've all worked hard and taken great risks and I appreciate it. I really do. It's just great . . . Just great." Rockefeller was not the only one wirh an eye on his constituency. Black Panther Bobby Scale flatly refused to present New York State Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald's settlement proposal to the prisoners. Why? Because, Wicker surmises, he did not want to appear to be dealing with...
...evewitness during most of the four days' uprising at Attica. The inmates knew of him as a New York Times columnist who offer supported civil rights and prison reform in his writing. And they requested that he and 13 others, including radical lawyer William Kunstler and Black Panther Party leader Bobby Scale, form an observers' committee through which the inmates might negotiate with the state. Four years later the Grand Jury has finished its work, and Wicker anger and despair have culminated in A Time To Die, his personal chronicle of the Attica weekend September 9 through...
...pairs of feet. Globe's estimate. The "Fred Hampton contingent, one of the many groups reaching today, is huddled about some low concrete stands on the far side of a baseball diamond. Murdered in 1969 by the F.B.I. and the Chicago police Fred Hampton, a Black Panther leader advocated a class--not a racial--struggle. The contingent has four or five vivid red banners, roughly ten feet by three feet, that turn this message to the larger crowd on Park Drive...
...MURDER too strong a word? I remember when radical newspapers would get outraged letters during the Black Panther repression a few years back, letters complaining that the word "genocide" was hyperbolic. It was easy to ignore these letters when they were only patronizing scoffs, but harder when they would say, "Genocide means concentration camps and the extermination of a people--it doesn't mean a couple of two-bit shootouts in Chicago...