Manson Speaks in Court During Arraignment
Cult leader Charles Manson 35 and five followers face murder and conspiracy charges in the Sharon Tate killings. He objected to a public defender, sought the right to question witnesses, and corrected a misreported middle name Miller as Miller. He asked judge for clarity on his right to cross examine witnesses.
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ACTION LINE answers reader questions on quotes and dairy tours
A reader asks about who originated the saying you can fool some of the people all of the time. ACTION LINE links the quote to Lincoln Barnum La Rochefoucauld and Pliny the Younger, then notes no local groups can present a cow milking program. Sunny Crest Dairy offers a free tour in Westminster with advance reservations and contact details for Ann Hornstra.
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Action Line
Sunny Crest
Westminster Ave
Westminster
Ann Hornstra
Senate approves tax bill amid revisions and clash
The Senate passed 69 to 22 a broad tax measure, with 18 Republicans joining 51 Democrats, while President Nixon’s opposition loomed. The bill cuts income tax starting 1970 and 1971, expands exemptions, boosts Social Security benefits, and raises levies on the wealthy and corporations, but House-Senate talks are expected to reshape the package.
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Massachusetts Press Banned from Kennedy Inquest Coverage
Massachusetts Supreme Court officials defend closing inquests to the press as investigatory not accusatory, citing risk to fair trials. Critics from newspapers and Sigma Delta Chi condemn the move saying public access is essential to truth and accountability.
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Worker injured at Torrance Post Office seeks compensation
A worker injured on the job at the Torrance Post Office in January reports that the Bureau of Employees Compensation paid all but one of the medical and living bills, seeking explanation and full coverage.
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Torrance
Big Nixon Vote Right Victory
The House passed President Nixon's nationwide voting rights bill as a substitute for the existing southern law. The administration bill cleared 208-203 on an amendment and 234-179 overall, with Senate action pending. reactions mixed, with Clarence Mitchell condemning the move as a catastrophe for the civil rights movement.
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Army Nerve Gas Leak Forces Evacuation at Dugway
The U S Army reported a GB nerve gas leak at Dugway Proving Ground Utah causing the evacuation of about 200 people. The release occurred while redepositing a one ton storage container. no injuries were reported and operations resumed after containment.
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Moss cites chemical nerve gas risk after Utah sheep death incident
Senator Frank Moss says the Utah incident illustrates perils of nerve gas and supports Nixon's pledge to curb chemical and biological warfare. The Army released a statement. officials in Tooele County fault lack of notification while evacuations numbered about 200.
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18 Rescued After Ship Collides Off Southland
A 128 foot Filipino fishing boat Orient collided with the U S Navy destroyer Parsons 60 miles west of San Clemente Island before dawn. All 18 aboard were rescued with one possible forearm injury. The Orient skipper Angelo Osena Manila said the bow caved in after contact with the destroyer. The Parsons captain Cmdr James F Kelly Jr said he attempted to avert the collision. The destroyer returned to San Diego and a formal investigation will follow.
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New Boat With Surf Predicted For Seal Beach Shores
Forecasters warn unusually high surf on Southland beaches as high tides today at 10:30 a.m. bring swells up to 6.4 feet and waves possibly reaching 10 feet. Winds in the Pacific Northwest reached 85 mph, threatening coastal flooding along west shorelines.
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Marchers Protest Police Repression at City Hall Rally
More than 3 000 demonstrators gathered at Los Angeles City Hall to denounce police repression of black communities. The rally followed a raid on Black Panther headquarters and Wednesday clashes, with leaders from Urban League NAACP and several officials urging a full investigation and a general one day strike.
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Doomed California in today’s papers prompt
A brief review notes a Page A-5 item on California doom phrases, Page A-12 debate titled The Massacre, Page A-14 Drug Bombs, Page A-18 dual-creation theory stirring educator discussions, and Page A-30 mention of Howard Hughes' secretive wife.
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