Word: wyzanski
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Paul spent the Wednesday morning of his arrest before Judge Wyzanski, hero of the Sisson conscientious objection case. The judge set Couming's bail at $10,000 and Paul was taken to Dedham prison. The CRIMSON on Thursday reported his father as saying. "Paul wants the money to be raised not for his own use, but for the Movement." Right...
After the arrest, Judge Charles E. Wyzanski '27 set bail at $10,000 and a new trial date for next Tuesday morning. Couming's father said last night that his son will await trial in Dedham prison...
...third charge from which he had bought sanctuary, leaving the service assigned to him for conscientious objection, was dropped on Tuesday, "on the motion of the U. S. government," according to Wyzanski...
...paper was being sued by 32 New England newspapers and newspaper officials for $3 million. Wyzanski had found the newspaper guilty, and assigned Bok to determine the extent of damages...
...newspaper praised Bok for his impartiality in the case. "It would have certainly been to Professor Bok's interest ... had he found very heavily against this newspaper," the editorial said, citing Judge Wyzanski's ill feelings against the Union-Leader...