Fifth Tate case defendant declared mentally competent for trial
Charles Watson the fifth defendant in the Tate LaBianca murders was ruled mentally competent and may be arraigned soon. District Attorney Joseph Busch said a not guilty by reason of insanity plea could lead to psychiatric exams before any trial start. Watson had earlier been committed to Atascadero State Hospital for a severe mental illness.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles “Tex” Watson
Tate
Watson
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Sharon Tate
LaBianca
Joseph Busch
Tate LaBianca
Busch
McKinney
Tex
Atascadero
Vincent Bugliosi
Fremont Chiropractor Earns ACA Membership
Dr. Ernest R. Carter a Fremont chiropractor with offices at 555 Peralta Blvd has been chosen for membership in the American Chiropractic Association He is a 1970 graduate of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic and resides at 410980 Roberta Ave Fremont with his wife Elizabeth
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Ernest R. Carter
Peralta Blvd
Fremont
American Chiropractic Association
Los Angeles College of Chiropractic
Roberta Ave
Elizabeth
Fremont Boys' Club wins UBAC reinstatement recommendation
The Fremont Boys' Club earns support from UBAC budget chair Laurence Bolling to be reinstated as a UBAC agency with a $13,500 allocation for 1971. The plan includes monthly installments January through June and post June monitoring to ensure program and administration improvements.
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Oakland
Fremont
United Bay Area Crusade
UBAC
Laurence D. Bolling
Ubac General Budget Committee
GBC
Bolling
Fremont Boys' Club
Don E. Alter
Fremont Boys’ Club
Fremont Club
Arcus Daily Review Subscription Rates Listed
The Daily Review announces subscription prices approved by the Alameda County Superior Court Order No 31404. Daily rates are 20 cents, Sundays 2 dollars 80 cents, monthly 2.75 dollars, with larger monthly options and contact details for subscribers.
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The
Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Superior Court
State of California
Heaunty of
Alameda
Two men rob L A jeweler in West Hollywood
A jeweler told police that two men accosted him at his home in West Hollywood and robbed him of about 4500 dollars in jewelry after rendering him unconscious with chloroform. He woke in his bedroom to find valuables missing.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hugh Fay Skinner
West Hollywood
Moon crew mix of Navy officers and civilians
Space Center Houston reports Apollo astronauts show a mix of services. Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell from Apollo 14. Charles Conrad and Alan Bean from Apollo 12. Neil Armstrong civilian and Buzz Aldrin Air Force, highlighting varied backgrounds among early moon explorers.
Ohlone College Hosts Park Vacation Planning Program
Fremont Ohlone College community services division sponsors Sunday program on planning national park vacations. Parks Ranger John Jensen will lead lectures and films for adults and children with maps and handouts. Begins 2 p.m. in Room 115 at 1650 Washington Blvd.
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Fremont
Community Services Division
Ohlone College
National Parks
Ohlone
John Jensen
Washington Blvd
Rolls-Royce collapses into receivership amid jet engine cost crisis
London firm Rolls-Royce declares bankruptcy after runaway costs derail RB 1122 jet engine project for Lockheed. Government to nationalize defense and foreign aviation units as auto division remains profitable with a 10 month delivery lag. U.S. action along with Lockheed settlement cited as contrast to Rolls-Royce fate.
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London
UPI
Rolls- Royce
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S
Rolls-Royce
Automobile
Lockheed
Rolls Royce
CSA
Pentagon
Air Force
Frederick Corfield
House of Commons
Dennis Miller-Williams
City of London
London Stock Exchange
Newark Fireworks Permit Bids Open for 171 Slots
Newark city invites applications for 171 fireworks permits with a nine-permit drawing. Organizations must be non profit or charitable groups based in Newark, at least one year old with 20 members, and meet at a permanent meeting place. Drawing Feb 26 at 2 pm, Fire Station 1 Thornton Ave and Ash St. Applications due noon Feb 26 with a $50 refundable fee.
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Newark
Thomas J. Smith
Fire Station 1
Smith
Fira
Thornton Avenue
Ash Street
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