Underground narcotics work by a federal agent in Seattle
A U S narcotics feature details undercover methods used by George White in Seattle. He profiles how agents go 24 hours on duty, infiltrate Hip Sing Tong networks, and gain cooperation by posing as criminals. The piece covers cross country operations, including visits to Butte New York Pittsburgh and the use of undercover identities to trap drug rings.
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Skid Row
White
Hip Sing Tong
Hip Sings
John Wilson
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Chin Joe Hip
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Chin Joe
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Attorney cites Supreme Court fight over source disclosure
The source notes a district attorney's push to uncover informants leading narcotics cases and the imprisonment of an agent by grand jury. White was released that night and contempt actions stopped amid reports of threats to his life. Tomorrow: Four footed agents vs. men.
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White
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Missile-splitting noise at Martin Co. siren tests near Denver
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