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Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

17 Dec 1969

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Berkshire Eagle

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Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1969

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2

Separate Trial Said Possible For Miss Atkins

Susan Atkins, 21, a member of Charles Manson's group, pleaded not guilty to five Tate killings. A prosecutor said she may get a separate trial if prosecutors use her statements and her lawyers seek it, under California law. Also named are Manson, 35. Tex Watson, 24. Linda Kasabian, 20. and Patricia Krenwinkel, 22.

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Los Angeles Charles Manson Sharon Tate Susan Denise Atkins Superior Court William Keene Miss Atkins Manson Charles D. ‘Tex’ Watson Linda Kasabian Patricia Krenwinkel Tate Dist Aaron Stovitz
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Militant SDSers Get Jail For Police Station Melee

Cambridge Massachusetts AP two members of the Weather Underground faction of Students for a Democratic Society were sentenced to jail terms and six others fined after a November melee outside police headquarters. Reeves 23 received three months and 200 fine for assault and disturbing the peace. Olson 28 got one month and 100 fine for assault and peace breach. Cook 33 and Geoghegan 22 fined 800 on assault plus 100 for disturbing the peace. Nies 20 acquitted of assault but fined 100 for disturbing the peace. Gedal 19 fined 100 for disturbing the peace. All six Cambridge residents appealed. Mann leader had earlier fired shots at the station.

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Cambridge, Mass Weatherman Students For A Democratic Society James H. Reeves East Cambridge Haven Parker Reeves Henry A. Olson Thomas Cook William Geoghegan Philip Nies Stuart M. Gedal Cambridge Eric Mann Mann
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