Manson trial court chaos after headline incident
The trial floor halted when Charles Manson lifted a three inch headline from a newspaper. Bailiff detained two defense lawyers for court disruptions as others read the front page. Jurors testified they saw the paper but could still judge the case on the evidence.
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Shinn
Kanarek
Manson
Older
Thelma McKenzie
Linda Kasabian
Charlie
Aaron Stovitz
Shirley Evans
United States
Daut
Hughes
Nixon
State Bar
Littering Enforcement Gaps at Long Beach Parks and Beaches
Readers question why Long Beach police rarely issue littering tickets at Bixby Park and nearby beaches. Officials say Section 7300.60 makes littering a misdemeanor, but citations require a witnessed act or a direct warning, and beach lifeguards lack citation authority.
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Long Beach
Bixby Park
M.O
Action Line
Treasure Hunt Clue Sparks Dash to Prize
A brief riddle invites quick seekers to locate a treasure near a place. It urges fast action to win the race, hints at following a path like falling water, and playfully notes Bikini clad she’ll be glad you brought her.
Hobart College Student Informant Poses as Militant
Hobart College in Geneva, New York identified “Tommy Tongai” as a police informant posing on campus as a student militant under the alias “Tommy The Traveler.” Officials say he instructed students on how to carry out violence and urged unrest among campus factions.
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Tommy the Traveler
Tommy Tongai
Hobart College
Geneva
N.Y
Hobart
Tommy
Bail Hearing Set Today for Huey
Huey P. Newton, founder of the Black Panther Party, returns to Oakland for a bail hearing on manslaughter charges in the 1968 killing of a police officer. He was moved from California Men's Colony to Alameda County Jail, with a grand jury probe underway and a new trial date anticipated.
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Oakland
UPI
Huey P. Newton
Black Panther Party
Newton
California Men’s Colony
San Luis Obispo
Alameda County
James Ahern
Commission
New Haven
Conn
Flacks
Flack
Jorge Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Israel to Stay Put as U.S. Peace Plan Moves Forward
Israel will not remove troops from occupied Arab lands until a binding peace treaty is signed. The U S Rogers plan calls for a three month cease fire and UN mediated peace mission renewal. Egypt and Jordan accepted the plan while Gahal quit the government in protest and Arab guerrilla groups condemned Cairo.
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Israel
U.S
Mideast
Golda Meir
Washington
Suez Canal
Igypt
Jordan
William F. Rogers
United Nations
Vunnar V. Jarring
New York
U.N
Thant
Jarring
Egypt
Lebanon
Gahal
National Unity Coalition
Iraq
Algeria
Syria
Cairo
Palestine
Corpus Christi Sees Shelters Open as Flood Refugees Rise
The Red Cross sheltered 30,000 on Monday night as thousands fled northward to relatives or motels. Shelters extended to San Antonio, with only one highway open to Corpus Christi. State patrols paused all traffic and armed guards patrolled for looters.
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Red Cross
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Newspaper Delivery Rates Include Sunday Service
The notice lists monthly and yearly carrier delivery prices for daily and Sunday editions. It shows rates of 3.50 for daily and Sunday, 4.00 for a 48.00 monthly, and Sunday only options at 2.00. A single Sunday copy is priced at 1.50.
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William T. McBride II
McBridge
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Robert R. Douglass
John N. Ellis
Ambassador Hotel
Ken Daut
Paul Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Olders
Clyde A. Gilna
Dura-Turf Corp
Huey
Rodriguez
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Louis Lundberg
Bank of America
William McGill
UC San Diego
Indochina
Celia
Ednesday
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