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ties. I feel this is nothing unless
the verdict is overturned."
"The mood was to get a con-
viction. The FBI was trying to
UNIVERSIv Of MICHIGAN regain its credibility after the
4t The Patty Hearst case," Rev. Craig
Wilder said.
fes I'r Ue-,-,,' e "PLEASE DON'T forget the
J9patients, have faith and con-
.JUiLY 26. 29 & AUGUST 4 7 tinue praying. Don't neglect the
-tpatients," Mrs. Ursla Somera,
%_V~a r'a member of -the Philippine
Nurses of Michigan, said to the
crowd.
JULY 27 30 & AUGUST 2,5
The feeling that the patients
_w_ were of the utmost concern
5e also was evident in a state-
meot read by Melody Behrman
prepared by a fellow nurse.
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Weonet!can.
:s ai rally
for the patients and not the
administrators," B e h r m a n
read.
Throughout the afternoon pe-
titions for a new trial circulat-
ed through the crowd. More
than one supporter of Narciso
and Perez said the petition
should be a letter to Judge
Pratt to throw the case out of
court.
"He hps that option, you
know," one woman remarked.
Sacco and
Vanzetti get
recognition
BOSTON (A) - Massachusetts
will commemorate the 50th an-
niversary 'of the long-disputed
Sacco-Vanzetti execution by pro-
claiming that the two men were
denied a fair trial, officials re-
vealed yesterday.
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo
Vanzetti, electrocuted. Aug. 23,
1927 at Charlestown State Prison
for murder during a $15,000 pay-
roll robbery in South Braintree,
Mass., will be cited in a procla-
mation by the state that says
"prejudice against foreigners
and dissidents at the time" mer-
its a special memorial day in
1977.
GOV. MICHAEL Dukakis' of-
fice said he would issue the
proclamation at a ceremony in
the Massachusetts Senate cham-
ber today.
The executed men, both la-
beled anarchists, were tried and
convicted in an atmosphere of
political hysteria, Taylor's re-
port says.
The case has been debated for
50 years. For five years after
the men were convicted appeals
were made for new trials based
on newly discovered evidence
and alleged improprieties by the
prosecution, but trial Judgo
Webster Thayer denied all the
motions.
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