Ex-Manson cultist opera tenor dies at 80
SANTA MONICA UPD LA Frank Forest, a tenor who sang opera and in films in the 1930s and 40s, will be elogized next week in a private memorial service. Forest, 80, died last Thursday in a convalescent home. He served the government as a song leader in New York during World War I. After the war he worked on Wall Street then studied voice in Italy. He performed in Europe’s major opera houses before returning to the United States in 1908 to appear in Paramount films including The Big Broadcast of 1937 Take Romance and The Count of Luxembourg.
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Van Houten seeks bail after rehabilitated image noted
Leslie Van Houten, 27, with new look and reportedly improved conduct in prison, asks for bail pending a second murder trial. Her attorney says she is rehabilitated and not dangerous, while the prosecutor questions her readiness and pushes for conditions. A judge sets bail at 200000 and schedules the next trial for LaBianca murders, likely delayed to March.
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JDL stages ACLU sit-in in Los Angeles
A dozen Jewish Defense League members launched a ten hour sit in at ACLU offices in Los Angeles. They protested ACLU support for Ku Klux Klan members alleged to be helped after a Camp Pendleton disturbance. The protest ended after ACLU denied any decision to defend the KKK.
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Body Found In Mojave Desert Grave
In the Mojave Desert two men at a target shoot pried open a makeshift metal coffin from a shallow grave and found a decomposed young man. Kern County sheriff investigators have not determined death cause or identity. The victim, described as a Caucasian in his late twenties, appeared dead one to three months. An autopsy was planned.
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Fourth trial set in Alioto libel suit against Look
Former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto seeks 12.5 million dollars in a libel suit against Look magazine. US District Judge William Schwarzer scheduled the fourth trial for March 1 in federal court in San Francisco.
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