Powers Reflects 15 Years After U2 Shoot-Down Ordeal
Francis Gary Powers recalls the May 1 1960 U2 incident near Sverdlovsk, his capture and prison time, and his evolving view of detente. He discusses his misperceived mission, false Moscow press reports, and his later career in aviation surveillance over the Los Angeles area.
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Psychic Hurkos says Hearst in Wisconsin near capture
Psychic Peter Hurkos told reporters Patricia Hearst, the SLA fugitive, is possibly in Wisconsin and could be taken into custody without a shootout. He suggested she was kidnapped and questioned what might have motivated her captors. Hurkos noted past work helping police in 17 countries and did not confirm Madison as the university involved.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
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Miss Hearst
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Reddin Is Back to Policing After TV Career
Tom Reddin, once Los Angeles police chief, returned to law enforcement as president of American Protection Industries. He had left the force in 1969 for television work and later ran for mayor, before returning to security work and reflecting on the tradeoffs between police duties and broadcast life.
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CIA
Los Angeles Basin
Tom Reddin
Reddin
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Tom Bradley
American Protection Industries
Southern California
Robert Kennedy
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