Ex Marine led U S jail breakout for money and adventure
Former Marine sergeant Don Fielden 31 of Gladewater Texas led a jailbreak freeing 14 Americans from Piedras Negras jail in Mexico on March 12 claiming he did it for money and adventure. His attorney says he was not paid by Sterling Davis who denied funding. Fielden said he needed the money. the drug offenses case drew ten armed guards and a getaway plan with a 15 year old accomplice.
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Dallas
U.S
Ernest Kuehne
Don Fielden
Gladewater
Tex
1St Marine Division
Vietnam
Piedras Negras
Fielden
Sterling B. Davis
Symdey
Mexico
Times Herald
Davis
Quakes Level Homes and Cathedral in U N Italy
Two powerful earthquakes in northeastern Italy and western Yugoslavia leveled houses and a centuries old cathedral. No new deaths were reported, but the last Thursday toll rose to 812 with potential hundreds more feared under debris. Relief crews sought tents and shelter for thousands while aid funds and medical efforts intensified.
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Udine
Italy
Yugoslavia
Washington
U.S. Agency For International Development
Luciano del Falzo
Turi Ta
Cross burnings surge in Los Angeles County area
Authorities intensified inquiries after three more weekend cross burnings in LA County suburbs. The latest strikes in Woodland Hills and Redondo Beach followed a multiracial rally. FBI says cases are civil rights probes with no proven organized hate group yet.
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Los Angeles County
San Fernando Valley
Seymour J. Hoffberg
Pathce
Hoffberg
Woodland Hills
Redonto Beach
Los Angeles
la Mirada
Cudahy
United Cii
Zens Emergency Action Committee
FBI
Elmer Lindberg
Bureau
Lindberg
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
FBI taps and bugs Americans, Senate panel reports
Senate Intelligence Committee staff says the FBI continues to tap phones and bug Americans in non criminal cases using wire taps, micro phones, and parabolic mikes. Private conversations were monitored without warrants over decades, including a 1962 case approved by then Attorney General Robert Kennedy.
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FBI
Senate
Wasitngton
PBL
Senate Intelligence Committee
Robert Kennedy
Tokyo prosecutor indicts Yoshio Kodama in Lockheed case
The Tokyo prosecutor's office indicted Yoshio Kodama on foreign exchange law violations for receiving 440 million yen in May 1973 from John Clutter, head of Lockheed’s Japan office, amid the Lockheed aircraft scandal.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Lockheed Aircraft
Japan
Kodama
John Clutter
Tockheeds
AOAS
Brown widens East campaign in New York
Brown tests his new generation presidential bid in New York with a blunt, on street attack on Jimmy Carter. He spoke to reporters on a Manhattan sidewalk and appeared at a Diane von Furstenberg party before a nationwide TV audience. He challenged Carter as the true face of the former Georgia governor.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Gav
Brown
Manhattan
Diane von Furstenberg
Natoral
CBS
New Jersey
Carter
Georgia
Girl 9 strangled in East Compton home
Compton sheriff's deputies hunted for Roberta Lewis's common law husband Algie Robertson after a 9 year old girl was found strangled in her East Compton home at about 1 30 am. The mother Roberta Joyce Lewis reported the incident and Robertson fled after the discovery. Two other children aged 12 and 16 were in the house and unharmed.
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Sam
Woodland Hills
Resea
Compton
Algie Robertson
Government crime programs a costly flop report
Government crime-fighting programs are described as a costly flop in a page A-10 analysis by Paul Getty notes. The piece questions effectiveness and expenditure while outlining calls for reform.
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Goverment
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Dallas Times Herald
DON Fielben
Kerner
of Illinois
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Southland
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Klan
Emmett Prennan
West San Fernando Valley
Lockheed
Long Beach
Fred Hae
Bixby Park
Independent, Press-Telegram
Robert Ginn
By Maurice Carroll
New York Times
Serviet
Maryland
GBS
Governor Brown
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East Compton
Paul Getty
Ronald Reagan
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