Manson Trial Details Torture Carving and Knife Used
Testimony described the LaBianca murder scene with a carving fork used to etch WAR on the victim and a knife in the throat. A cord hood and pillow case concealed the victims while a similar hood was used on Sharon Tate's associate. Police described two or more knives and a double edged blade as the primary weapons.
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Jay Sebring
Sharon Tate
Br. Katsuyama
LaBianca
Rmurdars
Los Angeles
Danny Galindo
LaBiance
Galindo
Acress
Benedict Catty
William Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Mrs. LaBianca
Judge Denies Temporary Injunction Over Gay In Park Picnics
In U S District Court Los Angeles Gay Liberation Front members testified police barred entry to picnics at Griffith Park and harassed participants claiming lawbreaking at the events. Police argued park rules were violated by distributing promotional materials. Judge A Andrew HaulpL denied the request, allowing future Gay in picnics to continue with the next event set for Sept. 5.
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Gay Liberation Front
Griffith Park
U5. District Court
Los Angeles
Fhe
Andrew Haul
Panel Proposes Repeal of Laws on Pornography
The President's Commission on Pornography approved final recommendations including repeal of adult pornography laws and child-protection provisions for obscene pictures. It backs a broad sex education program and tighter rules against public displays and unsolicited penis. The report, set for mid-September release, notes no commission meetings remain and dissenting members have filed views.
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Waslington i
U.S
President's Commission On Pornography
Commission
America
Childen
Tivo Commission
Marion Till
New York
Charles H. Keating Jr
Cincinnati
Destruction Ends at San Quentin in B Section Riot
San Quentin officials report the two day destruction in B Section ended with prisoners back at work and normal operations. Irving Ritter notes the area remains quiet while 219 inmates are housed in segregation and damages include lights toilets basins and beds. Damages will be docked from inmate deposits. no action on the manifesto demands is planned.
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San Quentin
Irving Ritter
Irving
Tiller
Niller
Chavez union dispute halts canning canes and pickets grow
Chavez supporters discuss a potential nationwide boycott by telephone with eastern cities and Canada as teamsters, Ari-Fior unions, and APL CIO picket and ship produce. A Santa Cruz injunction limits farm worker pickets to one per entrance, aiming to stop interference with production. The California canning season risks spoilage as a strike against the California and Hawaiian Sugar Co. persists.
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Apl-Cio
Ufwogc
Afi- Cio
Frank Menezes
Chavez
Lettice
Canada
Salinas Valley
Teamsters
Santa Cruz
Gilbert Perry
Schuman
West Coast
UFWOC
Whittier Land Bid for Nixon Library
Richard M. Nixon Foundation members meet Whittier officials to discuss an offer of 120 acres of city land for a Nixon presidential library. No final site decision. The discussion includes Whittier College adjacency and plans for a graduate studies institute.
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Richard M. Nixon Foundation
Whittier
Foundation
City and Whittier College
Wester White House
Nixon
Richard M- Nix
Institute For Graduate Studies
Whittier College
Whitker
Johnson
University of Texas
Father sues LA over police raid killing of two men
Manuel Alcazar Sanchez files a 500000 claim against the City of Los Angeles alleging reckless and improper police actions in the January skid row raid that killed Gildardo Beltren Sanchez, 23, and Guillermo Alcazar Sanchez, 22, during a search for a murder suspect who was not present.
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Los Angeles
Manuel al- Cakzar
Gildardo Beltren Sanchez
Guillermo Alcazar Sanchez
Sanchez
Guiliermo Sanchez
County Voter Registration Drive Honored by Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County supervisors proclaim a Voter Registration Week from Sunday to September 10 to urge universal participation in the democratic process. The board urged all eligible unregistered adults to register by the deadline and praised three organizations for backing a drive to add one million California voters before midnight September 10.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Debs
Debs
California
Los Angeles sees sharp drop in juvenile drug arrests
City figures show juvenile drug arrests declined about 13 percent through seven months. Police Chief Edward Davis credits fewer new marijuana entries and more youths moving to adult status, while federal narcotics head John Ingersoll cautions overall usage still rising. A Century Plaza panel involving California Nevada Navail Guam agencies backs a joint effort to curb drug traffic regionwide.
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Los Angeles
Edward M. Davis
Davis
John F. Ingersoll
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bersall
Federal Drug Control Panel
Century Plaza Hotel
California
Nevada
Navail
Guam
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
State Attorney General
U.S. Customg Bereau
Los Angeles Police Department
U.S. Narveties Bureau
Agnew Praises Vietnam Efforts and Pledges U.S. Support
Vice President Agnew, on a second South Vietnam visit, said allied offensives in Cambodia boost Vietnam War progress and troop withdrawals will stay on schedule. He lauded South Vietnamese suffering in freedom’s cause and, with Nguyen Cao Ky, awarded valor medals to six American and six Vietnamese servicemen. He met with Thiệu, Ky, Cavey, and Bunker and discussed Southeast Asia before confirming April troop reductions. Casually, the column notes a classified ad urging readers to sell unneeded goods.
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South Vietnam
Cambodia
Agnew
Tan 8On Nhut Airpork
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Southeast Asia
Weuyen van ‘Thien
Nuyen Cavey
U.S
Elsworth Bunker
Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
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Manson
Las Bianta
Associated Press
Paul Fitzgerald
Galinfo
Charles Manson
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ritter
San Francisco
California & Hawaiian Sugar Co
Jerry Finley
Federal Mediation Service
Whittier Land
Nixon Library
L.A
Lax-excamps Foundation
California Teague of Women Voters
Waman
California Dunine Chamber of Commerce
Faidzy
Tual
Lona Beach
Caitts Canien Peiveau
Meli— Si
Grodins
Pancho
South America
Pampas
BankAmericates al
South Coast Plats
Costa Mesa
Laxewood Center
South Coast Plaza
Broadway
Anaheim Center
Inbawead Corte
Anahes
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