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st < that on July 7, 1966, the appointee an en other defendsnts appeared in court charged with two counts of trespassing. All defendants entered pleas of not guilty and demanded a trial by jury. The jury trial started July 26, 1966, and ended August 3, 1966. At the completion of the ‘trial, the apnointee and two other defendants were found guilty. On September 7, 1966, on count one, the appointee was sentenced to pay a $500 fine plus a $26 penalty assessment with $250 suspended and placed on probation for two years with the provision he not violate any trespass laws in the State of California. On count two, the appointee was fined $250, plus a $26 penalty assessment with a stay of execution granted until count one is satisfied and legally final at which time te stay of execution on count two will be permanent. 7... The July 1, 1966, edition of the"San Diego uniok" , a daily newspaper published at San Diego, California, contained an article which states in part as follows: "Eight farm laborers, two clergymen, and a labor union official were released from the San Diego County Jail ona $110 bail each vesaterdav after bei ng Were he OS ee ae ee De ey I a Wwe a et a charged with trespassing. The men had been arrested Wednesday night in Borrego Valley by security guards employed by the Di Giorgio Corporation. They were turned over to Sheriff's Deputies in Borrego Springs and brought to the County Jail.. Arrested and charged were CESAR CHAVEZ, 39, Delano, Direetor of the National Farm Workers = Association; the Reverend VICTOR SALANDINI, Escondido, a Catholic priest, and the Reverend WAYNE HARTMIRE, Los Angeles, Director of the Migrant Ministry of California. -2- : a oe ee ate ews ae f