Kasabian Denies Testifying To Save Her Life In Tate Trial
Linda Kasabian, on the fifth day of testimony in the Charles Manson Tate murder case, denies she testifies to save herself. She recalls the mansion search and tears as Paul Fitzgerald questions her about why she cried. She says immunity was promised and faces charges of seven murders and conspiracy. The cross exam covers her history with drug communes and constant moving. Court resumes Monday.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Charles Manson
Miss Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Weekend Weather Keeps North Carolina Hot and Humid
The High Point area will see variable clouds and continued hot humid conditions with afternoon and evening thundershowers through the weekend. Lows tonight in the 70s and Sunday highs near 90. Monday should bring little change with a 20 percent chance of precipitation Sunday.
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North Carolina
High Point
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia Heat and Thunderstorms Forecast
Weather outlook shows hot humid days with afternoon and evening thundershowers through Sunday across the southeast. North Carolina highs in the 80s to 90s with 60s mountain nights and 70s coast. South Carolina to 90s with upper 60s to mid 70s nights. Georgia 90s with more storms in the south. Virginia partly cloudy with 80s to 90s. Extended North Carolina outlook through Monday to Wednesday remains hot with 80s in the mountains and 90s elsewhere and cooler by Wednesday.
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Georgia
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Virginia
Create a Do-It-Yourself Photo Gallery Headboard
The article suggests displaying favorite family photos over the bed on a DIY headboard. Mat photos to equal height about 18 inches. Frame in decor-specific styles and cover the headboard with the bedspread fabric. Arrange the gallery for a coordinated, cozy bedroom display.
Pesticide Board Proposed for North Carolina Regulation
A study committee of the Legislative Research Commission recommends creating an independent pesticide advisory board to regulate use and licensing. The plan includes representatives from Agriculture Health and a conservation agency plus two governor appointed citizens. The board could ban pesticides and set disposal rules for containers and chemicals.
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Raleigh
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Legislative Research Commission
Agriculture, Health
Conservation Agency
Liston Ramsey
Madison
Weaker Sex Clouts Former HHH Doctor
Dr. Edgar F. Berman resigns from the Democratic Party National Priorities Committee amid outcry over his claim that women are physiologically suited to govern but not for the presidency. He cites political prudence and says he will heed his wife’s advice as the debate continues.
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HHH
Washington
Edgar F. Berman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Party
National Priorities Committee
Interracial couples win Mississippi marriage ruling
In Jackson, two interracial couples secured marriage licenses after U S District Court Judge Harold Cox invalidated Mississippi antimiscegenation laws as unconstitutional. Roger Mills and Berta Linson quickly wed, while Vernon Davis and Noreen Leary also pursued licenses amid initial legal challenges by the Southern National Party.
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Jackson
Miss
U.S. District Court
Harold Cox
Mississippi
U.S
Roger Mills
Boston
Berta Linson
Smoke From Cigarette Smoke Affects Nonsmokers With Allergies
Dr. Herbert Savel of the University of Vermont reports that allergy to cigarette smoke may trigger distressing respiratory symptoms in nonsmokers with allergic backgrounds. He suggests adding a neighborly health warning and notes a study of eight nonsmokers highly sensitive to smoke showed reactions unlike those to tobacco.
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Herbert Savel
University of Vermont’s
College of Medicine
Stepson Testifies Gun Fired Fatal Shot in Racial Death Case
In Oxford North Carolina a white storekeeper and his son face murder charges over the death of Henry D. Marrow sparked by racial unrest. Roger Oakley testified he brought the gun and that it fired accidentally during a struggle, as witnesses described a chaotic scene with both Teels involved. Oakley declined to answer two incriminating questions.
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N. C
Superior Court
Granville County
North Carolina
Robert Gerald Teel
Robert Larry Teel
Henry D. Marrow
Roger Oakley
Teel
Marrow
Teels
Oakley
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Coffeehouse Opened By Antiwar Youth
Antiwar youths opened The Haymarket Square, a nonprofit coffeehouse in Fayetteville to serve soldiers from Ft. Bragg. The venue, located downtown among bars catering to soldiers, will offer only nonalcoholic beverages.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Haymarket Square
Ft. Bragg
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