Suspected Pushers Nabbed In City Narcotics Crackdown
A massive raid, led by LAPD with multiple agencies including the Texas Rangers and U S Customs, netted 1050 suspects in San Antonio. Police report 149 indictments, with heroin seizures and several suspects charged in connection to narcotics sales. One indicted man found shot dead near railroad tracks.
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District Attorney's Office
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Texas Rangers
U.S. Custom Office
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Chevera
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Jerry Rangel Dotson
Ranger
Jack Hutton
Thurrsday
San Antonio
Hutton
Slocum
Carlos Perez
Laredo
Perez
Saltillo
Bonus
E. Hutchins
Lawrence Lang
Carlos Palacios Vasquez
Rivas
Augustine B. Cisneras
Monterrey
Fernando Gorzales
Undercover ex-Marine infiltrates heroin scene in San Antonio
Ex Marine Albert Chevera, 24, lived undercover on the West Side posing as a heroin addict to expose a drug pipeline. He and three other officers undertook narcotics stings that netted 74 arrests in two nights, portraying a rampant supply chain from Mexico. Chevera faced close calls and wore long sleeves to hide needle marks as he described the citywide danger and efforts to curb crime.
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Chevera
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Alamo City
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Jerry Rangel
Pat Dotson
Mama City
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Cheyvera
Thompson quits McGovern voter drive amid tears
Gary Hart pleaded for Rep. Frank Thompson to stay as head of the McGovern registration effort, but Thompson refused to withdraw his resignation. The scene occurred Thursday morning after Hart showed emotion, with campaign leaders signaling internal strife over the drive eight weeks before the election.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
Gary Hart
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Frank Thompson
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Hart
Thompson
Mart
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Scheret
Nixon
House
McGovern Trust
John F. Kennedy
Storpedoes
Brads
Ohio voter backs McGovern for president
Mrs. Betty Lowrey of Fairborn says she will vote Democratic in the primaries and for McGovern in the general election. She describes the average American voter as a 40 year old white Democrat with a fixed income, and argues a simple direct approach is best. Shriver notes McGovern platform helps workers like her and her retired husband at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Thej Jackson
Washington
McGovern
George S. McGovern
Betty Lowrey
Hubert. Humphrey
Fairborn
the Nook
Nixon
Agnew
Shriver
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San Carlos
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Juarez
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