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...January, another Federal district Court judge, Damon J. Keithe, ruled in a case involving three White Panthers that the Justice Department was not entitled to place wiretaps on domestic "subversives" without a warrant. White Panthers John Sinclair. John Forest, and Lawrence (Pun) Plumondon are on trial in Detroit for conspiring to bomb a CIA office in that city. Plumondon has also been charged with actually bombing the office-on September 29, 1968. Judge Keith ordered the Justice Department to turn over logs from its wire taps to the defendants so that their lawyers could determine whether or not the government...
Paradoxically, as the movement waxed, the music waned. This began to happen in the spring of 1967 at the Monterey Pop Festival, at a time when it seemed the movement would ensnare the whole country in its spirit. "It's hard to describe the feeling we had," recalls John Sinclair, chairman of the radical White Panther Party. "Everybody was taking all that acid and dancing and screaming in the music and uniting on every level with everybody else around him . . . We had a whole new vision of the world, and we knew that everything would be all right once...
...SINCLAIR WOOD Mildura, Australia
...excellence," Washington University Psychiatrist Donald W. Goodwin has attempted to explain the remarkable statistics about the drinking habits of well-known American writers of the past century: a third to a half were alcoholic; of six Americans awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, four (Eugene O'Neill, Sinclair Lewis, William Faulkner and Hemingway) were alcoholics, and a fifth (John Steinbeck) drank heavily...
...Women's Wear Daily is a force," says Muriel Sinclair, fashion director for Joseph Magnin in San Francisco. "To ignore it, you'd have to be able to ignore what's going on in fashion around the world." Georgia Young, manager of Erlebacher in Washington, admits that