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5
People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Narrative account / book excerpt (part of house oversight production)
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Summary
This document page appears to be a narrative excerpt (possibly from a memoir or journalistic account) describing the White Night riots in San Francisco following the Dan White verdict in 1979. It details the atmosphere at City Hall, the actions of the police, and the movements of journalists including Weiss and Warren Hinckle. While contained in a House Oversight production (indicated by the footer), the text itself describes historical events unrelated to Jeffrey Epstein on this specific page.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Milk | Deceased Politician |
Reference to Harvey Milk; mentions 'the night that Milk was murdered'
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| Weiss | Journalist/Instructor |
Spotted by narrator; has a magazine-writing class; calling in a story from a phone booth
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| Marilee Strong | Student |
Student in Weiss's magazine-writing class; circulated through the crowd with the narrator
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| Warren Hinckle | Columnist |
Chronicle columnist; observed talking with a police official in the intersection
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| Narrator | Witness/Journalist |
First-person 'I'; beckoned by Hinckle; walked with Marilee Strong
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Chronicle |
Newspaper employing Warren Hinckle (likely San Francisco Chronicle)
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| City Hall |
Location of the vigil and where police were stationed inside
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the document footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015445'
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Timeline (2 events)
Post-verdict (Context: May 21, 1979)
White Night Riots / Post-verdict riot
San Francisco City Hall and surrounding streets
Locations (2)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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San Francisco; site of vigil and riot
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Street where the narrator and Marilee walked north to escape the area
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Relationships (2)
student from his magazine-writng class
he beckoned me to join them
Key Quotes (4)
"the night that Milk was murdered"Source
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"post-verdict riot, utterly furious"Source
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"armed prisoners watching helplessly as angry demonstrators broke the glass"Source
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"making loud, scary clangs"Source
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the night that Milk was murdered, they had been among the 30,000 who marched silently to City Hall for a candlelight vigil. Now they were in the middle of a post-verdict riot, utterly furious.
But where were the cops? They were all fuming inside City Hall--where their commander had instructed them to stay--armed prisoners watching helplessly as angry demonstrators broke the glass trying to ram their way through the locked doors.
I spotted Weiss and a student from his magazine-writng class, Marilee Strong. The three of us circulated through the crowd. Standing in the middle of the intersection, Chronicle columnist Warren Hinckle was talking with a police official, and he beckoned me to join them. I gathered from their conversation that the cops were about to be released from City Hall. Some were already out. One kept banging his baton on the phone booth where Weiss was calling in a story, and he had to wave his press card before the cop would leave.
I found Marilee and suggested that we get away from the area. As we walked north on Polk Street, the police were beginning to march slowly in formation not too far behind us. But the instant they were out of view from City Hall, they broke ranks and started running toward us, hitting the metal pole of a bus stop with their billy clubs, making loud, scary clangs.
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