Manson insists on self defense in murder trial
In a stormy Keene courtroom Manson chooses to represent himself repeating his belief in his own innocence. Judge Keen cautions he may seek counsel and allows access to other attorneys. Attorney Joseph Ball describes Manson as soft spoken yet confident self‑defense remains his aim despite pressure and public scrutiny.
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Manson Trial Set For January In California Case
The judge discussed first degree murder charges with Charles Manson as he appeared in court hearing questions about understanding the legal definitions and his education. A January 14 next court date was set, with facilities and legal aid arrangements noted as his defense prepares for a highly scrutinized Los Angeles trial.
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Woman Freed in Tate Slaying Probe After U.S. Roundup
Manon Minette, 23, once held on suspicion of murder in the Tate case, was cleared of involvement after deputies and the district attorney's office concluded she had nothing to do with the slayings. A prior car theft charge in Independence was dropped during the investigation.
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Nixon to receive public welcome at El Toro station
President Nixon will be greeted by the public at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station then fly to his San Clemente estate for year end vacation. Officials say the public may attend from 2 30 p m Friday with Nixon arriving at 3 p m. He and his party are tentatively set to visit Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association on June 1 and may attend the Rose Bowl game.
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Canary Island Pines and a Long Beach mosaic fate debated
Long Beach readers weigh smog effects on Canary Island Pines at El Dorado Park as city planners and arts officials mull preservation of a $100000 mosaic scene on the Long Beach Auditorium front amid remodeling. The artwork, created by Henry Allen Nord and seven artists, was unveiled in 1998.
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