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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

4

Poor pilots flying pot laden planes

Miami report notes daily about 150 airplanes smuggling marijuana cross borders with many crashes linked to greed and inexperience. Officials cite Operation Buccaneer’s seizure of 730,000 pounds of marijuana and 8,083 pounds of seeds shifting smugglers toward Colombian and Mexican brands using long range bombers to avoid detection.

Martin Merzer Associated Press MIAMI United States Jacques Kiere Federal Drug Enforcement Intelligence Agency Kiere el Paso Texas Intelligence Center David Costa Costa

North Vietnamese leaders visit Saigon foreshadow reunification

In Saigon last week North Vietnam’s top Politburo members Le Duan Truong Chinh and Pham Van Dong were seen with Xuan Thuy and Gen Vo Nguyen Giap amid reports of major decisions on South Vietnam. The PRG government remains unseen as military authorities run Saigon.

Vientiane Laos North Vietnam Sigon South Vietnam Saigon le Duan North Vietnamese Communist Party Truong Chinh National Assembly Pham van Dong Xuan Thuy Vo Nguyen Giap Hanoi North Vietnamese National Assembly North Provisional Revolutionary PRG Military Management Committee Tran van Tra

World War II bomber crash tied to marijuana smuggling

Covington airport manager William H. Flanigan and Augustus A. Platt were identified as victims of a crash near Dawsonville tied to a marijuana smuggling operation. The B25 wreckage contained over 40 bales of marijuana valued at about 600000, while federal indictment names Dallas Norman House. Immigration agency seeks Congress approval for a coded alien identification card with photos fingerprints and data.

Dawsonville, Ga Covington Platt Dallas Norman House Winder U.S Dawsonville Washington Immigration and Naturalization Service Congress

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