Galvin flees Legion via Corsica smuggling by his mother
Barry Galvin sought exit from the French Foreign Legion and relied on his mother Sadie Galvin to help escape Corsica in an ambulance. She smuggled him to Britain after a tense escape aided by supportive associates, while Galvin recounts his precarious return and survival through the ordeal.
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Ford P Days Aides Discuss Campaign Pause In California
Ford plans to stay in office days after a campaign trip to California. An aide said the president will continue his campaign schedule these days, with advisers Rogers C. Baki and James Teeter among those briefing him. Debates with Carter are expected this fall, as preparations begin for television formats.
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Price and Plan Lead to Illicit Transport of Barry
Mrs. Galvin 42, described a daring escape to move her son Barry from Corsica to France hidden in an ambulance. She and accomplices faced a full beat, a perilous boat trip, and a thief stealing money aboard. Barry hid, prayers were said, and the danger intensified during the journey.
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Political Campaign Fragments and Names Surface
Fragmented OCR items hint at U S politics with mentions of Carter Nessen and Nixon era politics. Marching talk shows campaigns, White House focus and regional election notes amid garbled text and stray names.
Busing Plans Open Amid Desegregation Tensions Across Cities
UPI reports peaceful start to desegregation busing in Dallas as 18 000 students mix in four through eight grades and 10 000 more ride to magnet programs. Louisville anticipated violence after a court upholds its busing plan. protests flare in Rapides Parish Louisiana with ongoing boycotts. Police kept watch as unions and civil rights leaders weigh future legal paths.
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Americans go on trial in Moscow for heroin smuggling
Three American men face up to 10 years in a Soviet prison after being tried in Moscow city court for smuggling 62 pounds of brown sugar heroin into the USSR. Gerald Amster, Paul Brawer, and Dennis Burn were arrested June 27 at Sheremetyevo Airport while en route from Malaysia to Paris.
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