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THE POTSMICLN BOOKSHOP 126 BROADWAY, HE;.PORT, R.I. OPEN 1:00-11:00- PLi TUES.-3UH November How clot tor (#2) Doer Pc .Hocald — tho second edition of tiic Potemkin Hews Heroic cone of what's boon happening: THE MIS-TRIAL OP THE HEY, LONDON Dave Rampton, Tom Tashey, and Mark Vincent tooi: unauthorized vacation fron tho sub base in Hew London,last August 'and with Kate Gordon, went out to sea in Dave's 53* motor-nailer. Tho Navy freaked, conducted a $250,000 search, and brought them back after eight days, keeping the three men in pre-trial confinement for over fifty-daya On the fiftieth day, Kate, while driving to the brig to Gee Dave, was fatally injured in a car accident. Dave was allowed only one phone call to the hospital, while she was in a cona. Last week, Dave was convicted of "desertion"* and Mark of being AV/OL. Dave got six months hard labor, six months restriction, a bust in grade, and a fine. For being gone eight days, Mark got four months hard labor. Tom's trial begins on Monday, Nov. nine. Military courts are convened by the man who thinks the ■ defendants are guilty, in this case, Admiral perry, base commander. Perry'picked the judge, the jury., the trial counsel, and will review the case. It was Perry who refused to let Dave make a second phone call the night Katie • died. It is Perry who has helped people understand why we sometimes call people Pigs People from the Potemkin, the Newport Naval Base, end tho Hew England Committee for Ron-Violent Action have boon attending the trial, and will attempt to support the Three in their appeals. THE PEOPLE8S PICNIC "On October 10, the potemkin community gathered at Morton OOHEERSHGE OH MILITARY LAW On Saturday, Nov. 7, there was a Conference on Military Law for lawyers, at Brown University. Sponsored by the ACLU, Committee for Legal Research on the Draft, and the Ciiil liberties Legal Defense Fund, the conference grew out of the recognition of people at the Potemkin of the great neeC. for involving more civilian lawyers in the field of military 1<^'7» It was a great "conference, with about 80 lawyers and law students attending* Prom thid conference we hope to build a panel of lawyers willing to provide free or inexpensive legal assistance to enlisted people and also oppressed civilians in Newport*
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Title | Potemkin newsletter |
Place of publication | Newport, Rhode Island |
Publisher | Potemkin Bookshop |
Publication date | 1970 |
Language | English |
Country | United States |
State | Rhode Island |
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Publication Date-Electronic | 2015 |
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Full text | THE POTSMICLN BOOKSHOP 126 BROADWAY, HE;.PORT, R.I. OPEN 1:00-11:00- PLi TUES.-3UH November How clot tor (#2) Doer Pc .Hocald — tho second edition of tiic Potemkin Hews Heroic cone of what's boon happening: THE MIS-TRIAL OP THE HEY, LONDON Dave Rampton, Tom Tashey, and Mark Vincent tooi: unauthorized vacation fron tho sub base in Hew London,last August 'and with Kate Gordon, went out to sea in Dave's 53* motor-nailer. Tho Navy freaked, conducted a $250,000 search, and brought them back after eight days, keeping the three men in pre-trial confinement for over fifty-daya On the fiftieth day, Kate, while driving to the brig to Gee Dave, was fatally injured in a car accident. Dave was allowed only one phone call to the hospital, while she was in a cona. Last week, Dave was convicted of "desertion"* and Mark of being AV/OL. Dave got six months hard labor, six months restriction, a bust in grade, and a fine. For being gone eight days, Mark got four months hard labor. Tom's trial begins on Monday, Nov. nine. Military courts are convened by the man who thinks the ■ defendants are guilty, in this case, Admiral perry, base commander. Perry'picked the judge, the jury., the trial counsel, and will review the case. It was Perry who refused to let Dave make a second phone call the night Katie • died. It is Perry who has helped people understand why we sometimes call people Pigs People from the Potemkin, the Newport Naval Base, end tho Hew England Committee for Ron-Violent Action have boon attending the trial, and will attempt to support the Three in their appeals. THE PEOPLE8S PICNIC "On October 10, the potemkin community gathered at Morton OOHEERSHGE OH MILITARY LAW On Saturday, Nov. 7, there was a Conference on Military Law for lawyers, at Brown University. Sponsored by the ACLU, Committee for Legal Research on the Draft, and the Ciiil liberties Legal Defense Fund, the conference grew out of the recognition of people at the Potemkin of the great neeC. for involving more civilian lawyers in the field of military 1<^'7» It was a great "conference, with about 80 lawyers and law students attending* Prom thid conference we hope to build a panel of lawyers willing to provide free or inexpensive legal assistance to enlisted people and also oppressed civilians in Newport* |
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