Federal officials weigh role in Carrasco killings probe
A witness claims two lawmen killed Carrasco associates Roy Castano and Agapito Ruiz near FM 1518 in South Bexar County. Mayor aide Peters and DA Butler met with Attorney General Sessions to press for federal involvement while FBI chief Adams noted no intervention yet. Becker seeks federal support to ensure a thorough, independent inquiry.
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Sessions
Becker
Jack Skipper
Ted Butler
Peters
Federal
Aid Peters
James B. Adams
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Adams
FBI
U.S
Latiliude
Butler
Bexar County
Grand Jury
Roy Castano
Agapito Ruiz
FM 1518
Flores
Tapes Continue Iron Page 1 With Security At Issue
Lawyers moved 10 tapes to Sirica's chambers for safekeeping while the judge weighs which portions may go to the Watergate Branch jury for possible criminal conduct among White House leaders. The White House contends executive privilege shields the subpoenaed items from grand jury review in whole or part. Shira must rule on the validity of that claim. Assistant prosecutor Jill Woliner notes evidence shows only the Watergate portion of the minute conversation was obscured.
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Sirica
Watergate Branch
White Mouse High Command
White House
Shira
Jill Woliner
Light's Action Line and Local City Info Digest
The note lists park plans for a 28 acre area and suggests contacting SADA via Dave Malsburry. It exposes requests for home addresses of Bob Lilly and Roger Staubach, and for the Miami Dolphins address at 320 Biscayne Blvd Miami FL 33132. It confirms Don's Ambulance training by Red Cross and cites a Riverside Coin Co coin count for a Booker T Washington half dollar. It mentions Alaina Stadium capacity 22 406 and suggests four area dude ranches Bandera and Texas 16.
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Bob Lilly
Roger Staubach
Miami Dolphins
Don's Ambulance Service
R. Action
American Red Cross
Booker T. Washington
A.C. ML
Riverside Coin Co
Agnew Funds Help From Frankie Sinatra Letter Campaign
Washington column reports former Vice President Spiro Agnew’s legal fees being funded by solicitations from Frank Sinatra. The original Agnew defense fund was to cover legal costs from a federal probe into political kickbacks, with Sinatra reportedly inviting close friends to donate at least nine thousand dollars. Cheshire notes expected fees could reach hundreds of thousands and cites past clashes with Sinatra at a Washington gathering.
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Washington
UPI
Maxine Cheshire
Washington Post
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate Inc
Spiro Agnew
Frank Sinatra
Cheshire
Agnew Defense Fund
Agnew
West Coast
Sinatra
Marylan
Three Mexicans Face Dope Trial Over Heroin Bid
In Brownsville federal court, three Mexican nationals Nane Alaniz Trevino, Gonzalo Menghaca, and Jesus Miranda are set to be tried on Jan 7 for attempting to sell about 2.2 pounds of heroin valued at 1.5 million to a federal undercover agent. Trevino faces an additional murder conspiracy count involving Cameron County Commissioner Adolph Thomas Jr. of San Benito.
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Brownsville
Nane Alaniz Trevino
Gonzalo Menghaca
Matamoros
Jesus Miranda
Guadalajara
Alaniz Trevino
Cameron County
Adolph Thomas Jr
San Benito
Probe 2 Homes 2 Homes in Mississippi Investigated
Forrest County grand jury calls for probe into the Beth Esda Home for Girls seeking to locate the babies born there. They urge state welfare and attorney general offices to review operations and push legislation to regulate such establishments. The home is run by Roloff Enterprises of Corpus Christi owned by evangelist Lester Roloff amid licensing disputes in Texas.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Roloff
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SADA
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