Manson Family Raid Linked To Tate Case Witness
Susan Atkins, 19, a star witness in the Manson Family murder case, testified at length about the group's raid on the Benedict Canyon home tied to the Tate murders. Prosecutors pressed for indictments as Atkins described the five members in black robes and her fear during the killings. The group, led by Charles Manson, faced charges while Atkins named the home and the seen symbols used to express rejection.
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Former Justice Urges Massacre Study Panel
In New York a former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg urged President Nixon to appoint a national commission to study and investigate alleged atrocities in South Vietnam, including Song My incident. He called for an impartial, broad inquiry to restore world opinion and suggested figures like Earl Warren and Matthew Ridgeway as possible commissioners.
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Civil Rights Head Urges Amendment Fight Over Desegregation
The Civil Rights Commission head Hesburgh urged the Senate to back a freedom of choice desegregation plan and oppose a House amendment. He warned a mandatory busing policy to enforce white school attendance could backfire. Senate leaders criticized and debated the Whitten amendment tied to an appropriations bill.
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Enzyme Products Fall Under FTC Health Scrutiny
Washington AP reports the Federal Trade Commission will probe health effects of enzymes in household detergents. Workers exposed to high enzyme levels suffered dermatitis and flu like symptoms, prompting study of risks to housewives from long term, lower exposures. The Public Health Service notes rising enzyme detergent usage. A brief odd note mentions national Christmas tree displays and the 1925 dedication of the General Grant Sequoia.
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