Denise Atkins and Charles Manson Meet in Jail Reunion
LOS ANGELES AP Denise Atkins 21 accused in the Tate murder case had a joyous jail meeting with Charles Manson. Attorneys said they laughed and hugged. Atkins claimed Manson does not issue orders, as the pair spent over an hour together amid ongoing legal strategy disputes.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Susan Denise Atkins
Manson
Charley
Miss Atkins
Richard Caballero
Cabalero
Death Valley
Caballero
Mrs Nixon visits School of the Ozarks campus
Pat Nixon completed a five state tour by visiting the School of the Ozarks in Point Lookout Missouri. At the 1800 acre campus 200 students held flags as she arrived and Gary Wortman presented a citation of merit to Mrs Nixon at a chapel convocation before a crowd of over 1000.
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Springfield
Pat Nixon
Ozarks
Missouri
M. Graham Clark
White House
Nixon
Florida
Washington
North Carolina Economy Slumps to Fourth Straight Month
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina's business index fell to 1968 in January, the lowest since May. Building permits dropped 45 percent from December and 57 percent from January last year, with mortgage loans at $23.4 million. Auto sales also slid, and bank debits fell 6.5 percent to $6.2 billion, the lowest since May after seasonal adjustments.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Federal Home Loan Bank Board of Greensboro
North Carolina Auto Dealers Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Court Delays Cross-Busing in Charlotte
The 4th Circuit stays key cross-district busing ordered to desegregate Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools while appeals proceed. Hearings set for April 9 with further fact finding on cost and pupil numbers, including a possible 23,000 affected.
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Richmond
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
McMillan
MecMillan
Ice breaking badge scene with Agnew and student
Mount Pleasant senior Terry Specht recounted meeting Vice President Spiro Agnew in the Senate building. Specht wore a badge and a pin reading Hi I'm an Effete Intellectual Snob which sparked a laugh and a brief exchange about the president. He noted Agnew asked him in and they spoke about Nixon.
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Mount Pleasant
Spiro T. Agnew
Terry Specht
Mount Pleasant Area High School
Washington
Agnew
Senate
Spec
Spiro
Nixon
Judge McMillan to stay on panel in antibusing case
U S District Judge James McMillan will remain on a three judge panel to rule on North Carolina antibusing law despite Attorney General Robert Morgan's bid to remove him. The Fourth Circuit denied the request in a brief order, leaving McMillan and two appellate judges to decide constitutionality with Gov. Bob Scott named as a defendant and to appeal when the panel convenes in Charlotte March 24.
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McMillan
Ior
North Carolina
Charlotte
U. S
James B. McMillan
Atty
Robert Morgan
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Clement F. Haynsworth
Appeals Court
Morgan
Charlotte- Mecklenburg
City of
North Caroli
Bob Scott
Scott
Lockheed Funding Sparks Defense Industry Collapse Warning
Sen William Proxmire argues the Pentagon payments to Lockheed risk a wider collapse of the defense industry. He labels the requests up to 641.2 million as a bailout and says Congress should decide funding. Lockheed warns of financial peril if payments are delayed amid contract disputes.
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Pentagon
Defense
Sen
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
Lockheed Board
Federal shifts fund rules end summer ghetto recreation drive
The Office of Economic Opportunity will not fund summer crash recreation programs in cities. It will spend 35 million dollars on year round youth development projects for ages 14 to 25 and seek to give poor youth a formal voice in planning and improving conditions in their communities.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Vietnam action page reports heavy enemy losses and U.S. casualties
Allied commands report 246 enemy soldiers and eight Americans killed across South Vietnam. Forty Americans wounded. Helicopter losses tally 3,427. Ground actions occur in Mekong Delta, Que Son Valley, and near Da Nang. U.S. Marines, Americal Division, and South Vietnamese forces engage Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops with several hundred casualties. B52s drop 1,200 tons of bombs on Camp Katum and Ben Het areas.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Song Be
Mekong
Sai
U Minh Forest
My Lai
Americal Division
Que Son Valley
da Nang-Hue
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Katum
War Zone C
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Department of Defense
Proxmire
J. Haughton
David Pack
Haugton
Ghetto Recreation
Federal Antipoverty Agency
Vietnam
Gon and
da Nang
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