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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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Weather Underground Organization Bombs Kennecott Corporation

CollectionWeather Underground Organization (WUO) DateSeptember 4, 1975 PublishersWeather Underground Organization

Communique describing WUO bombing attack on national headquarters of Kennecott Corp. on second anniversary of fascist coup in Chile.

Statement of the Lexington Grand Jury Defense Fund Committee (1975)

CollectionLexington Six Year1975 PublishersLexington Grand Jury Defense Fund Committee

The Lexington Grand Jury Defense Fund Committee's statement on the March 8, 1975 jailing of six people — five women and one man, all gay — held in contempt for refusing to answer a federal grand jury in Lexington, Kentucky (the Lexington Six). It argues that using grand juries to coerce testimony, rather than to return indictments, is an abuse of the system...

FBI Harassment / Grand Jury Abuse: A Chronology of Events in Lexington (1975)

CollectionLexington Six Year1975 PublishersLexington Grand Jury Defense Fund Committee

A printed chronology of the Lexington grand-jury case: the summer/fall 1974 informant tip that two women resembled the fugitives wanted for a 1970 Boston bank robbery; the January 1975 FBI sweep of the Lexington community; the February 3 subpoenas issued by U.S. Attorney Eugene Siler; Judge Bernard Moynahan's refusal to quash them and his grant of "use immun...

National Coalition of Gay Activists — Special Alert on the FBI Grand-Jury Campaign (1975)

CollectionLexington Six Year1975 PublishersNational Coalition of Gay Activists (New York)

A "Special Alert" from the National Coalition of Gay Activists (New York) warning that an FBI campaign against the feminist and gay movements had emerged in New Haven and Hartford, Connecticut, and Lexington, Kentucky, with the jailing of eight people in the Susan Saxe / Katherine Anne Power investigation. It stresses that none of the jailed were accused of...

Nowhere at Home

CollectionThe Anarchist Library Year1975 PublishersThe Anarchist Library

Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman Nowhere at Home Letters from Exile of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman 1975 This text was scanned and character recognized... Sourced from theanarchistlibrary.org.