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...from a shotgun, fired by one of the raiders, killed a customer, Myrna Lee Opsahl. If Patty was a member of the gang that hit that bank, she could be charged with murder. And agents are already convinced that she took part at least in the preparations for the raid...
...that Patty was forced to take part in the robbery by her companions. One problem he will have to explain away is the taped message from Patty, delivered to the police nine days after the robbery, in which she calmly declared that she will ingly took part in the raid...
Gorst flung the ultimate Trotskyite insult at the Redgraves: "They are totally Stalinist." Vanessa, for her part, struggled to cast the Red House raid as a cause celebre. The police bust, she eagerly insisted during TV interviews, was "the biggest political attack on any political party since the offices of the Daily Worker were raided...
...Japan returned to prosperity, so did Hirohito. His principal palace, burned down during an American firebomb raid in 1945, was replaced by a new one in 1968 at the cost of $36 million. Maintenance of the imperial household these days costs the government $6.7 million a year-handsome remuneration for a man whose role is defined by the postwar constitution as a ceremonial "symbol of state...
...Torrential rains all day in the dark city. Late in the afternoon, police raid a Bronx apartment of Velez's girl friend and find a phone number. It does not check out, but police ask the New York Telephone Co. for addresses of phones with a single transposition of any of the digits. They check out two possibilities. No luck. At the third, on West 19th Street, Lieutenant John J. Yuknes, 45, who has been running the mechanics of the search, posts officers at the building's exits. Not knowing which of the 18 apartments contains the phone...