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BLACK MARKETER --- Continued L3rowu lcaxizcsd aC the waxrants for his arrest, and, on the following day, arranged through his attorneys to turn himself in to the F . G . I . in New York, On July 26, Brown was leaving Washington, D, C, for New York tiae.t~rn himself in, when he was arrested by the police at Washington National Airpoxt ~,nd~'immei~liately turned over to the F,B, I, The F,B, I . was fully cognizant of where ; }~~oo~tt~~~vas ...~oing and, for what purpose, but they chose to abrogate the agreement "tHat~:,~~d'~l~e~n zvozkc~~l.f .Qut ~'be.^t~~en them and Brown's attorneys, choosing instead to~make_,i'~ ap~ear=fi~at ~~ .h~xl been' trying to run away . ,,,; ; . , ; ;, He was taken to a detention cell - in the U,S . Post Office Building-in Alexandya,-` Virginia, held for six hauxs and then released . The Federal Government had decided., to drop the charges of "flight from prosecution"against him, However, when Brown walked out of the Post Office Building, he was axrested'on the steps by Alexandria police, who charged him'with "flight f~c~m prosecution,'' under a Virginian state law, The Federal Government had bowed out to let the state Government do the same work, knowing that in a.'5outhern couxt, there was much, less chance for Brown to receive a fair hearing than a Fe~.era1 Couxt . a :,,~, . . . He was taken to the city jail in Alexandria, Va .,' and afteY some time was re" leased on $10,000 bond, Then, ; .the Governor of Maxyl,~nd, ask~d''the Governor o~ Vir~ . ginia to extradite Brown to stand trial on the school-burning charge . The Governor of Virginia honored his request ; Brown was once- again- in jail, but his xetur.rr' to,., Maryland was prevented through legal action taken by~his attorneys, On September-,~ ; 1 8 , Page . . . . . . . . 4 1967, Brown was released from jail on yet ~a`tiix~thex'`$14,000 bail on the condition that he . would not leave the eleven counties of the Southern District of New Yoxk , ;.except to travel to consult with one of his attorneys . v'Shortly thereafter, Brown was once aga ,p af~es~ed'on a charge of carrying `a we~porr: ' whilE under, indictment, was j~ai],ed iri '~tecvr lbrkrCity and' released .p.n $15 ;Q00 bond . The red a ction on . Brown's right to travel was appealed"to the CYri:ef Ju~ti-ce .off the U,S . Supreme Caur~t who tu ned:down the appeal . It--` - is, , vl-eax (fiat if ,H :""Rap .Bxcswn .is going to be released fror;i his, ''jail" °in,New York, it will ;-onL`yx'be t eC~titse of `pressure put upon the Federal Government . This is an important case ; izec~usre-~,~ . g the Federal Government-succeeds in keeping~H . : Rap Bxawn ''jailed", overnighf;'mil:~ants wall find themselves arrested on false charges and xeleased, with the condition :hat ~~'~heir movements . .be' restricted_lvty a proscribed area . It happened to Bill Epton, :, .~~:ack Liberation fighter from ~iaxaem, in .1964, when he was arrested on charges of inciting to riot during the Harl2m ;rebellions of that summer, I-c happened to John Harris, Black Liberat an fighter .in'Los Angeles, who 'was arrested for leafleting, released and note restricted to California . It happened to Edd e Oquendo, Black Draft resistor. from i3roaklyn, who. wa§ convicted for refusing to serve in the army, released on appeal and is now restricted'vto .,,the borrough of Brooklyn, New York . ~ " . ~. . Tt is clear what the Government is tryingyto,do . It is oux responsibility to stop them . If they succeed in keeping H . Rap~E3roovny- .one of the well-known Black leaders, restricted to New York, they will then be able to move with impunity against any militant in the country . - ; (Continued) (7l .
DLACK MARKETER - Continued trJHAT YJU MUST DO : Page . . . . . . . . 5 . . Send a tel~gxam immediately i:a SNCC, 10f Fifth Avenue, New' York, :IV :Y,._,. 10011 requesting H .' :~T~" ° Drown to speak in your :comn(i~ri ty . The United States :~ay,~rnmerit is trying to say that Black"p'eople in the Unified-Stakes are nod interested in .the words of Chairman . Drown, tnle know this is 'a Tie .' 2 . Write letters of protest to Chairman H:'~'ap ~Drov~n . .,p~Qt~sting his illegal '"house arrest ." Your letter may be used as an affidavit which, we will attach,to his ap-' peal to the Supreme Court to overturn the racist decision of the Vir~i~ian cracker judge . 3 . Circulate and get signatures for the Cit ens Amicus Brief in Support .,of N: Rip Drown's a ; ;ea1 from h~.s''~3ai1 Restrictions . . 4 . Send a contribution to the National df~i-e~ of SNCC, 360 Nelson Street 'A~lanta, Georgia . ' Your dollar;s.''wiril 1~elp SNC~, ;carry on its political ~~ork towed Duck Liberation° , . ,, ;, . n . ~ne.losed find $~,
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Page 3 and 4: BLt1CK POWER : Page 3 ' The height
Page 5 and 6: BLACK POti~tER : Pogo 5 iVN I~L~W I
Page 7 and 8: BLACK PEOFLE DO IT TO DEATH IN NEt~
Page 9 and 10: BLA CK PONDER: Pa e 9 13,P,C . CALL
Page 11 and 12: BLt=~CT.~~ POV ~rER : Page 11 - 196
Page 13 and 14: !~F'UM : TH F c3LACKEST PANTHER "It
Page 15 and 16: ,c"t, ~!?OyyER .~ Page 15 _ . 1967
Page 17 and 18: ~:~s.+t'aC~ ~Yv~.Re Pa~e 1~. B M .
Page 19 and 20: In the early mo~r~ing hoots of Octo
Page 21 and 22: additional courses in music, physic
Page 23 and 24: d~~~zng in `for s~.~ug~le . a larig
Page 25 and 26: We take thi`s~time ~':to pay our re
Page 27 and 28: B.ATS_ROACHES - .AND RUFUS (~r~lriw
Page 29 and 30: RATS z ROACHES, AND RUFUS (continue
Page 31 and 32: Special Ed~i~orial :__ BROTHBR LBRO
Page 33: J' rl " [ ,, ';' , (long live our a
Page 37 and 38: DRUM . . . taHtAT . .IS. de F~1t~L.
Page 39 and 40: ~ .' fi1':~ . PF:OTI S DES2RaY PfJR
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Page 47 and 48: The ,I~~wrea Af~,ons .gat th~e~.r t
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Page 51 and 52: ~r "-~* 7 v THE ~3L,ACK MARKETER -
Page 53 and 54: T1ie sham elections held recently ~
Page 55 and 56: TICS BLACK MARK&T8R - Contix~ue~ .
Page 57 and 58: GLOBAL VIEWS - Continued JvIl~ ! !
Page 59 and 60: a~1 l~~ac3a~s
Page 61 and 62: ~~iall~~~ a Cd~n~~ .°"° t:~~cd sa
Page 63 and 64: z : . . ., The Cheyennes + retreate
Page 65 and 66: SOU}.: . SISTA' = Continued more, `
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Page 69 and 70: BLACK POWER : PAGE 21 INTRODUC IN(a
Page 71 and 72: t3y :rulia 'WtiKi~t H~e~ve , (Exam
Page 73 and 74: .:, , ACt N~3~F`tS SEA-UP~ FOR KILL
Page 75 and 76: TH1C BLACK MARKETER BLACK PCTUJER :
Page 77 and 78: BLACK~MARKE :~R i3LACK POWER ; , ,
Page 79 and 80: BLACK MARKFTER (Continued] "One of
Page 81 and 82: DRUM - Contint.ed BLACK POW~t : .~
Page 83 and 84: DLACK WEST INDIANS DEFY FRENCH HOI~
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L3URNING SPFAR , P~1a . .1~ ~~1~~ox
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SOUL S ISTA .- Cont inued M O J A :
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SOUL S ISTA' M O J A . of every Thi
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HOUSE OF UMOJ~ ., .~ ~ p`r'rmary~pa
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, th T i.LS IS r" tOUa .i:J fll' U1
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Why must II] ack People un te? °Th
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A LOVE SUPREME iVA 1NATEGENEZAJI FE
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SUPPORT OUR BLACK BROTHERS ; ; ; ;
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REPORT FROM FUNK CITY ., . There ar
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CONGOLESfi (K) STUDENTS DEMONS1RATf
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BLACK MAN (To "Soul Man" by Sam and
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criticism dixected towards members
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