Tate LaBianca Killings Detail Cast Shocking Clues
The article cites blood stained clothes from Tate and LaBianca scenes and describes grisly wounds. It notes prosecutors rely on Atkins and Kasabian testimonies, with defense aims to dismiss charges, and previews a lengthy jury selection and trial amid extensive pretrial publicity.
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Las Biancas
Miss Atkins
Linda Kasabian
Abe
Tate House
Fitzgerald
Charles Older
Ju“Vist
Los ‘Angeles
Hall of Justice
Manson
Miss Tate
Hollywood Hills
Plane Crash Near Hollister Kills One
A light plane crashed five miles east of Hollister in San Benito County after its motor failed. The craft went down in a field off Santa Ana County road. The victim, not identified, died in the Sunday incident.
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Hollister
UPI
San Benito
Santa Ana
Independent Pheu dees bisus eu wane
Volume 33 Number 118 edition details a Long Beach California publication with classified section, carrier delivery, and postal information. The page appears garbled with mixed characters and faded print but indicates standard newspaper formatting from a past era. The text shows volume and issue markers, pricing, and mailing notes.
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Pung
Long Beach
Calif
Flag Day Salute Highlights Nationwide Tributes and Protests
Flag Day events across the United States included a Sacramento ceremony with 300 attendees and a Boy Scouts letter to North Vietnam. National leaders and groups such as the Elks Americanism Committee, the New York Construction and Trade Council, and Vietnam veterans speakers at San Francisco and Fort McHenry marked the day with pledges, speeches, and antiwar sentiment.
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New York
Sacramento
California
America
Elks Americanism Committee
American
Spiro Agnew
Susan
Fort McHenry
Lincoln
Neb
Eisenhower Memorial Center
Abilene
Peter J. Brennan
New York Construction and Trade Council
Hard Hats
Valley Forge State Park
Pennsylvania
Fort Mifflin
Betsy Ross
San Francisco
U.S. Military Academy
Dan Embree
West Point
U.S
Cambodia
Embree
Vietnam
Police Chief Threatens to Deputize UCLA Faculty
Los Angeles Police Chief Edward Davis said on Sunday he may deputize UCLA faculty as peace officers if unrest returns to the campus. He cited authority to arrest noncompliant faculty and suggested administrators should first handle campus troubles before police intervention.
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Los Angeles
Edward Davis
Cers
UCLA
Davis
Disney Bears Trained for Films in King of the Grizzlies
Disney confirms all bears in King of the Grizzlies were trained to some degree with food rewards. Big Ted the star, a 1300 pound grizzly from Seattle Zoo, underwent six months of conditioning to respond to commands. Other bears used were partially trained and owned by Disney. Bears mark trees. whether for territory or exercise remains uncertain.
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Long Beach
Walt Disney Productions
Big Ted
Seattle
Sound Off on Churches and Charity in Long Beach
A reader from Long Beach criticizes 83 local churches for not aiding the struggling Long Beach Free Clinic and questions what today’s churches teach. The letter urges Christians to support the clinic and help the despised and hopeless in the community.
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Long Beach
R.W
Swimmer Drowns in Rescue Attempt at Redondo Beach
Nelson Masoner Jr. of Van Nuys drowned while trying to rescue his sister Nikki Meier who was caught in a riptide near the Redondo Beach Pier. Lifeguards pulled him from the ocean and he died shortly after 8 PM at South Bay District Hospital.
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Miss Atkins
Tate
Manson
Miss Kasabian
Redondo Beach
Nelson Masoner Jr
Hatteras St
van Nuys
South Bay District Hospital
Dennis Martin
Masoner
Nikki Meier
Car Dives Into Pond Near Chico Kills Four
A car ran off a road and sank into a pond three miles southeast of Chico early Sunday, killing the driver David Ray Walta 25 and three youths Michael Shervil 1, Roald Sarum 15, and Joseph Soren son 16. The vehicle was demolished and two others were injured.
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California Highway Patrol
David Ray Walta
Michael Shervil
Roald Sarum
Paradise
Joseph Sorenson
Downey Collision Kills Man in Broad Day Intersection
A Los Angeles man, 56 year old Joseph DuBois, died after his car collided with another vehicle at the intersection of Paramount Boulevard and Galatin Road in Downey. The other driver was not detained. Police say burglars forced a side window at 1163 St 20th Street, Clyde Adkinson’s home, and stole $140 in cash.
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Manson
Band Tate
LaBianca
Iealthy
Los Angeles
Tate
Miss Tate
Jay Sebring
Abigail Solger
Woytech Frykowski
Steven Parent
Paramount Boulevard
Gallatin Road
Downey
Joseph DuBois
Downey Community Hospital
Clyde Adkinson
St. 20Th Street
Demos Yow Vote Bill Passage Say Nixon Faces Test
Democratic leaders push a package to expand voting rights for the South and lower voting age to 13. A Wednesday House vote would send the plan to Nixon who faces a choice on constitutional and civil rights issues as the Voting Rights Act looms near expiration.
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Nixon
Washington
House
South
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Edward Kennedy
Mass
Unemployment Rises Across Industries Since 1969
The report notes substantial job losses since mid 1969 with 600000 men, 400000 women, and 200000 teenagers added to jobless rolls. Ordnance and accessories led declines at 211 percent over 10 months, followed by falls in aircraft parts and motor vehicles. Services showed some growth only through 1969 with little afterward.
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