Judge orders selection of Manson jury to take month
In Los Angeles Charles Manson sits as judge Charles H. Older orders jury selection to begin for the Tate LaBianca killings case. Manson’s three followers Atkins Krenwinkel and Van Houten sit behind as hearings unfold. A concurrent death sentence is handed to Heausoleit for the Gary Hinman murder. Trial timing stretches to about a month for jury selection and up to six months for the full trial while motions and immunity issues surface. Linda Kasabian’s trial date is set for August 17 with anticipated immunity.
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Robert Heausoleit
Gary Hinman
Sharon Tate
Lena LaBianca
Aaron Stovitz
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SALT talks enter third month with cautious optimism
The SALT talks between the Soviet Union and the United States entered their third month in Vienna with hopes for at least a modest agreement. Discussions focused on ABM curb efforts and possible freezes on offensive missiles amid secret meetings and cautious diplomatic leaks.
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Nixon to speak on economy amid slump and inflation
President Nixon will address the nation Wednesday by radio and TV to bolster faith in the economy amid five years of unemployment and the worst inflation in two decades. He is expected to urge restraint in wage demands and join business and labor in efforts to curb inflation and hasten recovery, while likely stopping short of mandatory controls.
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Area women hald meeting at Newman Grove church
The Looking Glass WSCS met at the church with Mrs Harold James and Mrs Lloyd Stone hosting. Mrs Leil Stone directed the program on Jesus ministery symbols. Mrs Alonzo Olson led the prayer service featuring an elderly care article. A pledge of 5412 is to be met next quarter. The group will paint one room at the Ineal hospital.
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Lloyd Stone
Leil Stone
Jesus
Alonzo Olson
Baby Cox
Ineal Hospital
Drive Launched for Stromsburg Con vent Update Building
A city drive begins in Stromsburg to fund a new Midwest prevent vent building. The current facility houses 30 residents and undergoes upgrade to accommodate more.
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Stromsburg
Miami unrest erupts as 300 looters smash windows
About 300 Black individuals smashed store windows on 27th Avenue in Miami and attacked cars after picketing a grocery amid a welfare dispute. Police say snipers fired on officers prompting gas dispersal. several vehicles burned or overturned, one patrol car abandoned in a canal.
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Deaths Reported After Dune Buggy Accident Near Riverton
Lincoln, UP I report: Nebraska State Patrol investigates an accident on a county road near Riverton at about 2 15 am May 22. Victims are Kenny Netzel 26 of Upland and Robert Rutt 2 of Campbell. Vehicle overturned when the front wheel broke off. they were riding in a dune buggy.
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Riverton
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Upland
Robert Rutt
Campbell
Locust Trick Delights Readers As 17 Year Arrival
Washington columnist Dick West marvels at the 17 year cicada emergence. He notes the uncanny timing, the public fascination, and compares the insect chorus to a master magician. The piece playfully ponders how nature times the metamorphosis and laments urban change chasing the insects from ground to surface.
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Iegerdemain Ager
Senate Debates Cambodia Policy Without Break In Sight
The Senate presses the Cambodia issue with the Cooper-Church amendment at stake and no halt expected. A Javits compromise proposal to set a 30 day ceiling on presidential commitments faces ongoing resistance as Griffin plans an administration backed amendment easing limits. Leaders aim for a mid next week vote after mitigating options are handled.
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Two graduates in medical family at Minnesota medical school
Paul Carlson son of Dr. and Mrs. Emery Carlson earned the Doctor of Medicine degree at the University of Minnesota College of Medicine in Minneapolis. He joined Alpha Omega Alpha and will study at the University of Colorado Medical Center in Denver after graduation. Paul is a 1982 Newman Grove High School and 1906 Gustavus College graduate. his brother Mark also recently graduated from Baylor University and will begin medical studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
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J. Paul Carlson
Emery Carlson
University of Minnesota College of Medicine
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Minn
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Alpha Omega Alpha
Denver
University of Colorado Medical Center
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Newman Grove High School
Gustavus College
SL Feler, Minn
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Norfolk
Mark Carlson
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Omaha
Continental approves sale to Extendicare in stock deal
Omaha UPI Continental Care Centers stockholders approve an agreement to transfer Continental assets to Extendicare in exchange for 270,546 Extendicare shares. The deal is expected to close by July 1. Continental, based in Omaha, runs 24 monthly centers. Extendicare, based in Louisville, operates 15 hospitals.
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Louisville
Agnew speaks out on dissenters in Detroit
Vice President Spiro Agnew vowed to keep speaking forcefully about dissenters as about 400 demonstrators picketed Cobo Hall. He addressed 4,000 Republicans at a dinner, urged peaceful argument, and said rational dissent is constructive while irrational dissent rejects logic. No arrests were reported.
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Knowledge your public library reading clubweek picks
Our summer reading club enters its third week with about 160 members. New books include Roll Up the Wallpaper Were Moving by William C Anderson and Five Patients by Michael Crichton. Maigret Hesitates by Georges Simenon adds a mystery, while a note hints at hospital practice changes at Mass General.
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Maigret
Georges Simeno
Michael Crichton
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