Biography
Nat London was a Newark teacher and reporter who personally described imprisonment at the Essex County Penitentiary during enforcement of an injunction against the Newark Teachers Union’s strikes. In a January 21, 1972 article, London states that groups transported to the penitentiary on December 15 and December 23, 1971 included “this reporter.” The account demonstrates actual holiday-period confinement, but it does not identify which date was London’s individual transport date, his exact duration, or his particular imposed term.
Nat London was a Newark teacher and reporter who personally described imprisonment at the Essex County Penitentiary during enforcement of an injunction against the Newark Teachers Union’s strikes. In a January 21, 1972 article, London states that groups transported to the penitentiary on December 15 and December 23, 1971 included “this reporter.” The account demonstrates actual holiday-period confinement, but it does not identify which date was London’s individual transport date, his exact duration, or his particular imposed term. Actual imprisonment described in London’s first-person report. The source’s general eight-day rank-and-file terms are not assigned as his individual sentence or actual duration.
