Indian ambush plan tied to Wounded Knee killings
FBI agents Coler and Williams were slain on a South Dakota reservation near Wounded Knee. Harlan allegedly conspired with others including KABC TV and John Edwards to stage a surrender at Houghton Park with a pistol at the ready as cover for an ambush. The Long Beach contact chain sought media coverage of the surrender.
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Jack R. Coler
Ronald A. Williams
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Harlan
Houghton Park
Kabc-Tv
Marlan
John Edwards
Monterey Park Progress
Kidwards
Harran
Long Beach
KABC
Edwards
Ray Henrs
Ife
Supreme Court narrows vehicle stop rule in Brignoni Ponce case
The high court upheld a lower court ruling, limiting stops based on appearance of Mexican ancestry. Justices Powell and others noted Fourth Amendment limits on roving patrols. The decision concerns March 1973 events near San Clemente and Brignoni Ponce’s subsequent conviction for transporting illegal aliens.
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Border Patrol
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Felix Humberto Brignoni-Ponce
San Clemente
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Brignoni-Ponée
Powell
North Korean guard clash outside Seoul conference building
An incident outside the Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting in Seoul involved an American major and a reporter clashing after a photographer was photographed. Guards subdued the major, and another American was seen with hands raised as soldiers fell. U N and North Korea held talks as tensions rose.
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Panmunjom
J.C. Patricia Curfans
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U.N. Command
North Korea
Joint Military Armistice Commission
William Webb
Kim Poong-sup
Webb
Imprisoned Indian leader Narayan suffers heart attack
Jailed opposition figure Jaya Prakash Narayan, 72, reportedly suffered a serious heart attack in his New Delhi jail after a weeklong arrest during Indira Gandhi's emergency. Supporters say he began a protest fast. authorities would not release details.
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Jayaprakash Narayan
India
Indira Gandhi
All-India Medical Institute
Narayan
U.S
Vandals Kill Dozens of Small Animals at Burnet Park Zoo
In Syracuse, vandals used home made daggers, cement blocks and rocks to slaughter more than twenty five animals in the Burnet Park Zoo children's area late Sunday or early Monday. Zoo director Jack Gray blamed unintentional motives by curious children and noted 19 guinea pigs, seven rabbits, two peese, a rooster and two peacocks were killed in the Gifford Children's Wonderland pens.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Children's Zoo
Burnet Park Zoo
Jack Gray
Gray
Gifford Children's Wonderland
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Beach crowds near half a million as warm day returns
Sunny conditions brought up to 500000 people to Southland beaches. Long Beach lifeguards estimated 50000 on four miles of shore while inland cities saw 90s and desert towns over 100. No major incidents reported as firefighters battled a 20 acre brush fire at San Gabriel foothills. forecasters predict more sun and little temperature change.
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Southland
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Ontario
Stong
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Ijn
Little Tujunga Canyon
San Gabriel Mountain
Court affirms right of suspect to self counsel
The Supreme Court ruled the Sixth Amendment allows a defendant to waive free counsel and act as his own lawyer. Justice Potter Stewart said the right to choose counsel does not force a state to provide a lawyer the defendant does not want. Dissenters argued self representation could burden the courts. The decision relates to Anthony Faretta, convicted in Los Angeles of grand theft, with ties to the Manson case notes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Anthony Pasquall Faretta
Los Angeles
Faretta
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
Burger
Paul Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Charles Manson
Ford warns CIA probe could cripple intelligence effort
President Ford warned the Senate intelligence inquiry into the CIA could seriously impair U S intelligence if leaks or further information escapes occur He said investigators must act responsibly and noted he would seek Levi's input before any prosecutions for past CIA practices He also commented on potential prosecutions. Nearby, about 700 people attended a rosary for District Attorney Joseph Busch who died of heart failure. The service was at St Christopher's Church with Bishop John Ward presiding and burial planned at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Rowland Heights.
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Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
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St. Christopher's Church
John T. Ward
Buseh
Queen of Teaven Cemetery
Rowland Heights
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Abigail Folger
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
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Tate
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