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B2-Palm Beach Post Friday, Dec. 5, 1969 Black Panther Illinois Chief, Member, Die in Chicago Shootout CHICAGO (AP) The lead gun battle in an apartment on the West Side. The dead were Fred Hampton, 21, chairman of the Panther organization in Illinois and considered No. 3 man nationally in the organization, and Mark Clark, 22, of Peoria, 111. Two policemen were injured slightly.

A similar gun fight Nov. 13 claimed the lives of two po licemen and a Panther member. Seven persons six of them policemen were wounded. The Cook County Chicago state's attorney's office said gunfire erupted as investigators, carrying a search warrant, raided an apartment shared by Hampton and Bobby Rush, another Panther official. The warrant charging illegal possession of firearms was issued in Circuit Court Wednesday after a witness testified he had seen "a large cache of shotguns and other weapons" in the building.

Edward V. Hanrahan, state's attorney, said seven handguns, seven shotguns and 1,000 rounds of ammunition were confiscated. One of the shotguns was stolen in Anril with the occupants of the apartment to cease firing. But each time, he said, "a voice came back and shouted: 'Shot it out'." Hampton's body was found in a rear bedroom. In the melee, detective Edward Carmody was injured by flying glass and his partner, John Ciszewski, was wounded in the leg.

Four teenagers, two of them girls, were wounded. They were identified as Ronald Satchel, 18, Blair Anderson, 18, Brenda Harris, 18, and Ver-lina Brewer, 17, all of Chicago. Police charged Deborah Johnson, 19, Louis Trueluck, 39, of Chicago, and Harold Bell, 23, of Rockford, 111., with attempted murder and aggra-, vated battery. er of the Black Panther party in Illinois and a party member were slain and six persons injured yesterday in the second shootout within a month between the militant organization and Chicago police. Three members of the Panther Party were charged with attempted murder and aggravated batter in the predawn from a Chicago Police Department patrol car, he said.

Hampton was among nine persons who opened fire on 13 members of a special prosecution unit of the state's attorney's office who stormed through barricaded doors at the apartment, officials said. Sgt. Dan Groth, leader of the raid, said he twice pleaded 4 SHOP SUNDAY I 1ST 'S 12:30 to 5:30 Treat gour tamilg lo Burdine's I i BuUet-Bruneh UPI TtLpfcoM FRED HAMPTON in Chicago Panther Genocide Charged last 5 dags LOFTS AWIAL PRE-CIIIUSTHAS CAYDY TREAT "HAPPY HOLIDAYS9 ASSORTMEYT 75 2 lb. Reg. 3.50.

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