Col. Chess Notes Local Visits And Jokes In Gibbs
A long local note from Gibbs reports visitors from Kentucky towns including Girdler Corbin and Barbourville. Families such as Cobb Wyatt Sasser and Messer are mentioned with gatherings at Grays and Sled Road. A riddle about a beggar and a joke about late dinners conclude the column.
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Frank Craft
Grays
Jones
Chess Cobb Bargoe
Mathew Bargo
Matt Jr
Wade Cobb
Robert Wyatt
Corbin, Ky
Garrett Taylor
Blackwater
Wallace Gilbert
Tom Sasser
Jack Sasser
Florence
Col
Cecil Sasser
Bedford
Ind
Charley Tedders
Mich
Glenn Dale Cobb
Jack Smith
Laurel County
Ole Cur
Nancy Cobb
Barbourville
London
Cleveland House
Critt Messer
Elmer Parker
Corbin
J. Bryan Sasser
Gibbs
Trial opens for Manson group in Tate murders
The long delayed Sharon Tate murder trial faces disruption as Charles Manson and three female followers are repeatedly ejected from court. Prosecutors say the gang killed Miss Tate and six others in Bel Air, with one co defendant expected to testify for immunity. Charles Watson fights extradition from Texas while Linda Kasabian’s credibility is challenged.
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Sharon Tate
Manson
God
Christ
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Supreme Court
Blonde
Miss Tate
Death Valley
Linda Kasabian
Charles Watson
Texas
Kasabian
Bel Air
Suffragette Rankin Says Issues Aren't New at Ninety
Washington AP Jeanette Rankin the first woman in Congress notes that Congress has not changed since her 1917 election and that women’s liberation topics mirror those of the past. The Montana Republican, who served 1917-19 and 1941-43, turns 90 at a dinner with senators and congressmen and remains active antiwar and pro direct presidential elections. She urges public advocacy and persistent questioning in civic action.
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Washington
Congress
Jeanette Rankin
Miss Rankin
Womens Liberation Movement
Montana
Japan
Cambodia
Georgia
California
Capitol Hill
Army vows action over GI early-release abuse cheating on college plans
The Army reports servicemen granted early separation to attend college may be failing to enroll, risking recall to active duty and possible courts martial. The circular lists actions from discharge revocation to potential Justice Department referral for fraudulent separation.
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Washington
Army
Justice Department
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Glenn Faughtner
Chester C
Dave Cobb
Girdler, Ky
Harry Corey
Associated Press
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Charles Manson
Cal
BO Art
By Margaret Scherf
Southaire Furnaces
Larkey
N. Mill Street
London, Ky
P. T. Larkey
David W. Larkey
Fred S. Hopfman
Pentagon
Hai
TIMEX
Au Reece Reere As
Brass Magazine
Parti Lite
Porttable Electric
Biltmore
Radio
Clairol
North Main ST
GLIP
Eace
Ripple Afghan
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