Atkins testifies on Tate slayings as killer says no big thing
Susan Atkins, 22, testifying in the Manson case, described Sharon Tate’s murder scene and her own rationalization. She said the killings seemed like a good idea at the time, and that seven bodies were “no big thing.” She spoke in a Southern drawl, recalling LSD intoxication and Mission details while awaiting the penalty verdict.
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Susan Atkins
IBM
Sebring
Charles Manson
Miss Tate
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Vincent Bugliosi
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Manson
Strict controls on sale and use of explosives imposed
Washington reports new regulations restrict sale and use of explosives to curb bombings. IRS must license manufacturers importers and sellers. buyers over 21 must prove legality and residence. Penalties include up to 10 years and 16 000 for false statements, with harsher charges for explosive crimes. Approximately 80 percent of explosives serve mining.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Davis
IRS
Violence erupts as UC Berkeley protests widen over Laos invasion
Police with shotguns clash with rock throwing antiwar demonstrators in Berkeley for a second straight day of unrest. Eight arrested, including two juveniles, on felony assault and dispersal charges amid fires and mass protests near Provo Park. At Stanford, 600 met for an antiwar rally with about 200 marching to the Industrial Park, no arrests, no injuries reported, and campus tensions continued with prior day injuries and incidents.
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Berkeley
Calif
Stanford University
Stanford
Provo Park
Richard W. Lyman
John Dawson
Doug Lempereur
Free Campus Movement
Toyota recalls 145000 Corona cars over acceleration risk
Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. recalls 145000 Corona autos built 1966 to 1970 due to a partition under the right dash panel that could trap items and affect accelerator linkage. Toyota cites one reported incident and warns owners not to place bottles or cans on the tray to avoid interference.
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Torrance
Calif
Toyota
Families greet Apollo 14 crew on return to Houston
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr Edgar D. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa arrived at Houston Space Center after a 14 hour flight from American Samoa. They waved to families and officials then entered two weeks of isolation in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory before debriefings.
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Air Force
Kington Air Force Base
American Samoa
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Raosa
Manned Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon kin on welfare claims aid amid pressure
The Los Angeles Times reports President Nixon's first cousin Philip Milhous and his wife Anna, residents of Grass Valley near Sacramento, receive welfare benefits totaling 57 monthly plus 270.10 in Social Security to cover a helper in their single-story home. Mrs Milhous says they hope to exit welfare and questions whether the President knows of their situation.
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The
Los Angeles Times
Nixon
Philip Milhous
Anna
Grass Valley
Sacramento
Milhous
Times
Bomb test on Amchitka prepared for next fall
The Atomic Energy Commission plans an underground weapons test of more than a megaton on Amchitka in the Aleutians next fall. No date is set and Nixon has not authorized it. Mitchell Sharp said Canada will protest any further testing in the quake prone region. AEC and State Department say plans are under month long review.
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Nixon
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
California
Aleutians
AEC
State Department
Ford Got Campaign Help From Truckers Lobbyist
Washington reports show House Republican Leader Gerald R Ford received 4500 dollars via Harold Lovre a lobbyist for the American Trucking Association through a Washington DC committee that kept donor names secret. The 4500 supported Ford groups in Grand Rapids while Lovre refused to reveal donors citing confidentiality.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
American Trucking Association
Harold 0. Lovre
South Dakota
Lovre
D.C
G.R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Grand Rapids
Associated Press
GOP
Subscription Bayls 10 Kents EE Spy Wankdaysy Conte
Subscription details show a price of 2 dollars 75 cents and reference to Kent entities. A brief notice mentions a weekly Sunday service and related items.
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