Former top lawman becomes prison camp clerk
John Mitchell once the nation's top law enforcement official is now a clerk in the education department of a federal prison camp where he serves a sentence for Watergate. At 63 he was placed in routine clerical work due to age and minimal stamina requirements as he begins his term at Maxwell Air Force Base. He was convicted in 1973 of obstruction of justice false testimony and conspiracy and reportedly plans to write a book during imprisonment.
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Ala
John Mitchell
Allormy
Education Department
Jin Fleagle
Fleagle
Mitchell
Maxwell Air Force Use
Anita Bryant faces suit over homosexual murder
The mother of a 22 year old man slain by four youths sues singer Anita Bryant and her Save Our Children group in federal court for 5 million dollars. The suit accuses Bryant of leading a campaign of hate and prejudice against homosexuals including Robert Hillsborough, who was killed in San Francisco with witnesses citing anti gay slurs. Also named are Bryant's husband Robert Green and others associated with her campaign and local antigay figures including California Senator John Briggs.
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Anita Bryant
Angry Rights Compalen
Miss Bryant
Save Our Children
Robert Hillsborough
Hillsborough
Faggat
Anita
Helen Hillsborough
San Diego
Jim
Florida
Dade County
Miss Gryant
Robert Green
Michael Thompson
Miami
California
John Briggs
R-Patterson
John Cordova
Thomas J. Spooner
Michael Chavez
Burkites Raritan Carnival Opens With Games and Food
Carnival at Burkites Raritan runs through July 2 featuring light entertainment, games, food and rides. An advance notice lists Am and Legion dance events on Saturday with invited guests.
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Burkites
Raritan Carnival
Legion Dance
Meithers & Guests
Abducted Girl Charlotte Grosse Sought By Family
In Sarasota Florida 15 year old Charlotte Grosse was abducted from a Girl Scout camp at dawn. An unidentified witness saw her at a Bradenton telephone booth and FBI agents joined the search. A composite drawing of the abductor was published and the family waits in vigil as investigators dust the booth for fingerprints.
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Richard
Caral Grosse
Charlotte Grosse
Charlotte
Sarasota Herald Tribune
Bradenton
FBI
Jack Gaffney
Sheriff's
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Sherif
Cpl
William Stookey
FBS
Faer
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Chicago Cubs
Crime Lab
Phil McN
Nokomis
Grosses
Eleanor
Jennifer
William Ezkels
Venice-Nekomis United Methodist Church
Eckels
Richard Grosse
FBI leads search for killers of town marshal in Arkansas
FBI led a forest search within fifty miles of a western Arkansas village for two gunmen who killed town marshal Marvin Richie and wounded ranger David Small and abducted partner Opal Jam e. The men, in their early 20s, wore blue jeans and carried 357 and 44 magnums, while authorities linked a stolen car to two Louisiana fishermen missing since Tuesday.
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Jim R. Allen
Prose Writer Magazine
Ark
FBI
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
John Kelly
Kelly
Marvin Richie
Wie
David Small
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Small
Strall
Opal Jame
Allen Wilson
Franklinton
Wilson
Ray Jones Jr
Here
Washington
Willie Blair
Jones
James
Blue River
Food poisoning sends 200 to area hospitals
Health officials say foul food poisoning struck 200 elderly conventioneers staying at Royal Villa. Victims reported stomach pains vomiting and diarrhea and were evacuated by city buses to three hospitals Thursday afternoon. Some were treated in an emergency room set up in a private lounge. Officials have not yet identified the culprit food.
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N.C. Cap
Royal Villa
Mos
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