Canadian request for US to return deserter from border
Ottawa formally asked Washington to return Ronald J. Anderson a US Army deserter living in Canada after being arrested at Peace Arch border crossing. Canadian officials say he was captured on Canadian soil while U S agents say they remanded him after arrest. Anderson had deserted in 1968 at Ft Lewis Washington citing objection to the Vietnam War.
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Ottawa
United States
Ronald J. Andreson
Canada
Anderson
U.S. Customs Service
Peace Arch International Park
Washington State
British Columbia
U.S. State Department
Mission
B.C
Army
Marion
David Shelton
Seattle
Shelton
U.S
Foreign Office
Don Rosenbloom
Vancounger
St. Lewis
Wash
Harry Huwke
Ft. Lewis
Executive Branch
State Department
Hawke
Gustoms Sérvice
Washington, D.C
U.S Attorney
Peter ‘Rolston
PRL
Tarf
British Columbia Motor Vehicle Branch
Statis
Betty Peterson
Poulsbo
Army private who landed stolen helicopter at White House
Private Robert K. Preston of Panama City Florida was sentenced by a military court to six months hard labor and a 2400 dollar fine for landing a stolen helicopter on the White House lawn after admitting to stealing it from Meade air field. The eight man jury additionally credited his pretrial confinement against the sentence and voted not to expel him from service. Preston faces related charges in a civilian court and awaits further sentencing.
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FT. Meade
Army
White House
Robert K. Preston
Preston
Paul Makowski
Makowski
Weitelt
Panama City
Fla
Préstan
Meade’ Air Field
Washington Monument
U.S .Capitol
Meadnt of Harm” Preston
Amnesty means little to deserter in Canada
MAPLE, B C AP Larry Ruble fled the United States to Canada in 1963 to avoid Vietnam service. He worked in a bicycle shop earning 200 a month, later opening an oven shop in Maple Ridge near Vancouver. He will become a Canadian citizen in about three months and says amnesty offers little appeal, as most expatriates would not accept a term of alternative service. He notes some expatriates fail in Canada, returning to the United States, while he feels settled with his new life and family.
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Maple, Ridge
B.C
Larry Ruble
Vietnam
Canada
Skid Row
Ruble
Portland
Orena
Ieeple Ridge
Vancouver
Filtie
Insaellax
Amerea
Larry
Wiretaps urged for domestic security by FBI chief
FBI Director Clarence Kelley urged extending wiretap authority to domestic security cases citing Patty Hearst and the Symbionese Liberation Army. He warned current limits hinder investigations and called for legislation to cover dangerous revolutionary situations.
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Seattlp
Wash
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Patty tHearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Kelley
SLA
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