Popcorn in girl’s ear to costly hospital bills in LA case
Los Angeles father John Gomez rushed his 4 year old Cynthia to a doctor after a popcorn kernel stuck in her ear. Failed extractions led to surgical removal and a hospital bill totaling 420 dollars and 90 cents. The story also follows millionaires and a bizarre White House episode involving Michael Brody Jr. and others, including Perot offering aid to North Vietnamese prisoners and a Houston tycoon’s suicide note and career fall.
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John Gomez
Los Angeles
Gomez
Cynthia
Hoss-Perot
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Hanoi
Perot
Major U S raid traps and kills 234 NVA near Cambodian border
U S military said a large North Vietnamese force of about two battalions was killed in a clearing three miles from the Cambodian border near Bu Dop Special Forces camp. The battle, described as the biggest strike since June, lasted about an hour with heavy artillery and air bombardment. Casualties on the American side were described as negligible.
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Saigon
U.S
Bu Dop
U.S. Armored Cavalry Regiment
7Th Division
Youth Confesses to Six Serious Crimes in Multi-State Case
Gary Don Franklin, 23, of Crossett Arkansas, confessed to six serious incidents across three states after baptism by Rev J Paul Driscoll in New Orleans. He admitted the Gregoroff murder and arson in Kodiak Alaska, the 1967 Redding California murders, the Dunn motel death in New Orleans, and a Baton Rouge bank robbery attempt. Police linked him to the cases through identification papers found with him.
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Brody
New York
Washington
White House
Renee
Newark
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Melvin Merrick
New Jersey
Jeffrey Lerner
Tacoma Park
Lerner
Merrick
Brady
Po-Lce
Pet
Gary Don Franklin
Crossett
Ark
New Orleans
Anthony Polito
UPI
Joseph J. Giarrusso
Franklin
J. Paul Driscoll
Giarrusso
Kathy Gregoroff
Melissa
Genai
Im Kodiak
Alaska
Floyd Omar Harvey
Reba Elizabeth
Redding
Calif
California
Robert T. Dunn
Chattanooga, Tenn
Baton Rouge
Dunn
Ramos Cleared Of Felony Charges In Boxing Case
World lightweight champion Manda Ramos was found innocent of a marijuana possession felony by Superior Court Judge Roy Brown after reviewing the preliminary hearing. He received a $250 fine for being present where others used marijuana and awaits a March 3 title defense against Ismael Laguna. The boxing license was suspended pending renewal.
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Manda Ramos
Long Beach
Superior Court
Roy Brown
Ramos
Los Angeles
Ismael Laguna
State Athletic Commission
Richard Andresen
Athletic Commission
Andresen
Sseramenlo
Brown
Supreme Court links heroin possession to illegal importation
The Supreme Court upheld federal law treating possession of heroin as sufficient evidence of illegal importation. Justices Black and Douglas dissented, arguing the decision weakens due process and Bill of Rights protections. The conviction of James Turner of Weehawken, NJ, for receiving unlawfully imported heroin and purchasing heroin stands at one year.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
New Deal
Black
James Turner
Weehawken
White
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Michael James Brody Jr
Middle East
Secret Service
Pennsylvania Ave
N. Viets
Houston
Seagraves
Corsicana
Tex
Galveston
Willam L. Moody III
Moody-Seagraves Co
Houston Gas and Fuel Co
United Gas Co
United Gas Corp
Brodys
Mekong Delta
Seven Mountains
Mekong Dalla
Hamas
Albert C. 8. Ramsey
Ramsey
Mando
Wilmington
Sydney
Australia
Peter Geoffrey Huxley
Rural Bank of New South Wales
Huxley
Thurgood Marshall
Black and
Douglas
Lakeword Center
Lakewood Center
Bullock
Lakawood
Conducted By
M Marciel
Laguna Tea Room
Mise Marciel
Bullock's
Sok Clark Ave
Lakiwood
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