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0-20 (Rev. 8-5-74) { Lo _ Assoc. Dir, ‘ Dep. AD Adm. _. Dep. AD Inv. __ Asst. Dir.: Admin. Comp. Syst. Inspection : Intell. tt Laboratory i Legal Coun. , Ptaon. & Eval. __ Spec. Inv. Training Telephone Rm. __ Director See’y __ 07 3A Cpe-7 pic BINGHAM 9-25 SNS SALE”, CONN. (UPI) -- THE PARENTS OF Janes ts BINGHAM, A_LAWYER INDICTED IN CONNECTION WITH AN ATTEMPTED PRISON” E} EEK IN 1974 DURING WHICH SIX MEN DIED, SAY A STORY IN SUNDAY'S NEW YORK TIMES WAS THE FIRST PROOF THEY HAVE THAT THEIR SON Is ALIVE. HE TIMES PUBLISHED AN INTERVIEW WITH EINGHHAM, THE YOUNG SCION OF A WEALTHY CONNECTICUT FAMILY, WHICH THE NEWSPAPER SAID WAS CONDUCTED RECENTLY IN AN UNIDENTIFIED CANADIAN CITY. SWE ARE DELIGHTED TO KNOW HE'S ALIVE AND REASONABLY HEALTHY," SAID c. TIN GHAM'S MOTHER SULVIA. "WE HAVE NOT KNOWN WHERE HE WAS OR WHATEVER iM HAPPENED TO HIM." BINGHAM, WHO IS THE GRANDSON OF A FORMER U.S. SENATOR FROM CONNECTICUT, HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH $MUGGLING A GUN IN 1971 TQ_ GEORGE JACKSON, AN INMATE IM SAN QUENTIN PRISON IN CALIFORNIA AND ONE QF TEE THREE "SOLEDAD BROTHERS” ACCUSED OF MURDERING A SOLEDAD PRISON GUARD IN 1970, JACKSON AND FIVE OTHER MEN, INCLUDING THREE PRISCN GUARDS, WERE KILLED IN THE SAN QUENTIN ESCAPE ATTEMPT. FOLLOWING JACKSON'S DEATH, THE OTHER TWO "SOLEDAD BROTHERS" WERE ACQUITTED OF CHARGES IN THE 1970 KILLING, BINGHAM'S FATHER ALFRED, A FORMER STATE SENATOR, SAID THEY LAST pC HEARD FROM BINGHAM A FEW DAYS BEFORE THE ATTEMPTED ESCAPE. HE SAID THEY WOULD NOT TRY TO FIND HIS SON BECAUSE IT MIGHT ENDANGER BINGHAM'S LIFE, BUT THEN ADDED THAT HE HOPES TO SEE HIM. BINGHAN TOLD THE TIMES HE WILL NOT SURRENDER TO AUTHORITIES BECAUSE HE FEARS PRISON GUARDS WHO BELIEVE HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF THEIR FELLOW GUARDS WOULD KILL HIM. UPI 09-23 07:37 AED ~ geegg YY¥- BOB Dp a, | A! Ex, HOF HBCORTED | (\ Ny 43 oct 251974 * C i) 5 MA A ————— ee mn rn me om