Marines boot out 2 Klan leaders at Camp Pendleton
Camp Pendleton officials say four KKK members were discharged or awaiting discharge as the Marines worked to dismantle the group at the base after racial tensions flared. Pfc Dennis Campbell and Pfc Ronnie Hater are to be discharged this week, with others to follow upon return to military jurisdiction.
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Marine Corps
Dennis Campbell
Smithcreek
Mich
Pfc
Ronnie Hater
Pensacola
Fla
KKK
Charles V. Smith
Maine
Border-force buildup reduces border crimes in California
A new group of border patrol agents from ten states has begun patrolling California's border with Mexico. Officials said the added manpower is cutting illegal entry attempts and reducing robberies and assaults along the frontier. The agents have helped at checkpoints and stations, with one incident stopping a robbery of eleven Mexican nationals as bandits fled back to Mexico. Meanwhile a separate Redwood City report says a 9 year old girl was found dead in the water after an all night search, believed to have fallen from a pier.
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Border Patrol
California
Maine
New York
Vermont
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Mexico
Bill Duchan
Dudham
Redwood City
Sheryl Ingebiigersen
Ex-Brown Beret leader held in 1969 LA arson case
Carlos M. Montez former minister of public information for the Brown Berets was arrested May 29 in Monterey Park after being indicted in 1969 for arson at the Biltmore Hotel aimed at disrupting a speech by Gov Ronald Reagan. He faces Superior Court on Friday.
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Brown Beret
Brown Berets
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Carlos M. Montez
Monterey Park
Superior Court
Montez
Biltmore
Manson Records Sealed in Van Houten Case
Los Angeles Superior Court ruled to keep Charles Manson's medical and psychiatric records sealed as Maxwell Keith presses for insight into his influence over Leslie Van Houten. Keith argues mental state at the time of the crimes matters, while the state contends the records are confidential and irrelevant to the 7 year-old defendant's murder and conspiracy trial.
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Leslie van Houten
Charles Manson
Maxwell Keith
Miss van Houten
Los Angeles
Manson
David R. Chaffee
State Department of Corrections
van Houten
Keith
Edward Hinz Jr
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Sharon Tate
Naturalization Service Plans San Diego Force Expansion
Naturalization Service Commissioner Leonel Castillo aims to mobilize a San Diego unit to 300 personnel. The plan includes initiating a pilot in the coming month with a 60 day duration for related Dibers to remain, signaling an experimental approach to bolster operations.
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Naturalization Service
Leonel Castillo
San Diego
Back surgeries often unnecessary says chiropractic doctor
A chiropractor Dr Wes P Hetzer argues most back problems stem from spine structure and respond to chiropractic care. He says only about one in ten back surgeries are justified and urges surgery as a last resort after other methods fail. He notes early diagnosis and treatment are vital and invites readers to contact his clinic for questions.
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Sane
Soll Iei
Wes Meemed
United States
Sheatey
Seine
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Tong Beach
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Pain Rehabilitation Center
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