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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1969

Page

1

Manson seeks to act as his own attorney in murder case

Charles Manson, pale and combative, requested to represent himself at a hearing on whether to proceed without a court-appointed lawyer in the Tate and LaBianca murders. Judge Keene warned of consequences and ordered a return appearance as Manson and two co-defendants faced various murder counts. Vanessa Van Houten, Linda Kasabian, and Susan Atkins also appeared, with Kasabian's attorney hire delayed and Atkins pleading innocent to seven counts.

Angeles UPI Charles Manson Superior Court William B. Keene Manson Sharon Tate Laaughter Mangon Keene Fisher Proings Nfwo Leslie van Houten Leno LaBianca Rosemary Los Fétiz Susan Atkins Miss Atkins

FBI Most Wanted Fugitive Held on Bail in Bridgeport

Francis L. Hohimer, 41, one of the FBI's 10 most wanted, was ordered held on $100,000 bail after being arrested at a Greenwich restaurant he ran with his wife. UPI reports he awaits a preliminary hearing December 31 in Bridgeport on a warrant of removal to Colorado.

Bridgeport, Conn UPI Francis L. Hohimer FBI Hohimer Greenwich George A. Laden Bridgeport Colorado

Deity Review Noted By Arcus Publisneg Tue

The Deity Review, edited or authored by David A. Perry, appears in a publishing note dated Tuesday. A semis bi cement mine is referenced in the fragment, indicating a potential industrial or local topic.

Christmas Cease Fire Violated as VC Predicted Attacks

Military sources predicted Viet Cong assaults on Saigon defenders on Christmas Day despite their cease fire pledge. Eight Americans died when a helicopter was shot down near the DMZ. a South Vietnamese airliner crash near Nha Trang may have killed up to 125 aboard and on the ground. The United States contemplates a partial troop withdrawal while accelerating training of South Vietnamese forces to assume duties.

Saigon UPI Demilitarized Zone Dmz Nha Trang Bien Hoa U.S. Army 1St Nixon U.S United States

Kennedy Defends Viet War Casualty Figures Amid Debate

Republicans challenge Senator Kennedy’s claim of over a million Vietnamese killed or wounded by U S actions. Kennedy stands by estimates from the AID subcommittee on refugees, says all war atrocity must be condemned, while Dole and Percy press on My Lai linkage and alleged Viet Cong violence.

Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy U.S Kennedy Robert Dale Kans Subcommittee On My Lai Percy Charles H. Percy Dole Defense Department

Panther indicted in police deaths in Chicago

Illinois Black Panther Party member Lance Bell, 20, was indicted on four murder charges in the Nov 13 gun battle that killed Chicago officers Frank Rappa port and John Gilhoily. He faces six aggravated battery and four attempted murder counts as four policemen were wounded. The case ties to earlier Panther-aimed shooting deaths and civil rights lawsuits loom amid party tensions.

Chicago UPI Illnois Black Panther Party Lance Bell Cook County Frank Rappaport John Gilhoily Besi Panther Party West Side Ment Panther Fred Hamipon Mark Clark Chicago Daily Defender

Brink's robbers go home after 14 years in custody

Boston moved three jailed Brink's heist defendants to freedom for Christmas as Red feathered hats marked their release from Deer Island and Dedham jails. Adolph Mattie James Faherty and Michael Geagan, once among 11 involved in the 1.2 million 1950 theft, left prison to start holiday with families.

Brink’s Robbers Boston UPI Adolph “Jazz Mattie Quincy James I Jimma” Faherty Deer Island Maffie Dedham Michael V Vinnie” Geagan Milton Geagan Massachusetts Parole Board North End Maisie Brinks

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