Marines Discharge Two Klan Leaders at Camp Pendleton
Two Marines acknowledged as leaders of the Ku Klux Klan at Camp Pendleton are to be discharged this week. Pfc. Dennis L. Campbell 22 from Smthcreek Michigan and Pfc. Ronnie Sherper 19 from Pensacola Florida will be released as the Marines finalize actions against remaining KKK members. A fourth Marine Pfc. Charles V. Smith 18 of Houston Texas remains to be discharged after return to military jurisdiction from unauthorized absences. The move follows earlier efforts to fragment the KKK presence at the base amid racial tensions and a clash at a whites beer party.
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Border force buildup cuts influx of aliens
A new group of border patrol agents from nine states began patrolling California borders, reducing illegal entries and related crimes. Supervising agent Dudham noted a decrease in apprehensions and incidents at checkpoints and stations, despite initial confusion. A separate Redwood City report states a 6-year-old girl died after falling from a pier during an overnight search.
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Ex-Brown Beret leader nabbed in 1969 arson case
Carlos M. Montez former minister of information for the Brown Berets was arrested May 23 in Monterey Park as part of the 1969 Biltmore Hotel arson indictment. He faces Superior Court on Friday while ten suspects were charged for arson conspiracy burglary with nine acquittals in two Los Angeles trials. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in damage.
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Lawyer seeks tapes on Manson in Van Houten case
Attorney Maxwell Keith pressed for access to Charles Manson psychiatric records to assess whether his influence on followers affected Leslie Van Houten’s mental state during the 1969 murders. Judge Edward Hinz sealed the records, ruling in Keith’s favor amid ongoing defense plans and repeated testimony from psychiatrists.
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Los Angeles
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Naturalization Service Plan for San Diego Area Agents
Service Commissioner Leovel Castillo orders 30 men to the San Diego area for an experimental period. Some agents will stay for one month, others for six days, as part of the plan. ATISEMENT
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San Diego Area
Back Surgery Debate Highlights Chiropractic Viewpoint
Article argues back surgery should be last resort after non surgical methods fail. Dr Shealey cites United States figures and urges restraint. Chiropractors advocate using surgery only in necessity, noting risks and recovery issues without overreliance.
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