Tate Murder Case Ties to Manson Group Inquiries
Deputy District Attorney Aaron Hotovitz presented three enlarged photos to the grand jury seeking links to the Tate case. Evidence included a long-barreled pistol, a 34 foot nylon rope found near Miss Tate, and an aerial view of the Tate residence. Miss Atkins faces murder charges in Hinman's death and is linked to the cult's broader killings. Family members of a young Parent faced reporters outside the Hall of Justice.
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Grand Jury Room
Miss Tate
Sebring
Tate Home
Miss Atkins
Gary Hinman
Manson
Light show misidentified as UFO linked to missile launch
Thousands of California residents and as far as Las Vegas witnessed a sunset light display Friday night. Officials said the Minuteman ICBM launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 5 40 p m created ice crystal exhaust above 3000 feet, reflecting sunlight and tracing a visible trail along the Western Test Range.
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Las Vegas
van Wig
91St Strategic Missile Wing
Minter Air Force Base
North Dakota
Youth Forum Highlights Student Views On Global Issues
Valley High David Hirsh Jennifer Vorpahl Barry Gunderson Western Bill Stoddard Las Vegas High Tim McRoberts and others spoke at the SUN Forum luncheon with alternates from several schools. Presentations will appear in Hank Greenspun's Where I Stand. Students debated birth control by UN mandate and controversial proposals, with mixed opinions on the Mideast crisis and US USSR roles.
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Jennifer Vorpahl
Barry Gunderson
Valley High
Bill Stoddard
Western
Mike Arenza
Rudy Scott
Rancho High School
Tim McRoberts
Las Vegas High
Dana Edwards
Marie Shea
Vickie Nield
Basic
Linda Robertson
June Wolever
Gregg Lawrence
Bruce Davies
Clark High
Bonnie Braiker
Jeff Eskin
Annette Fortier
Mark Tr
United States
Ussr
Ten Las Vegas visitors die in plane crash near Albuquerque
Eleven people from Texas killed when a Lockheed Lodestarcrashs en route from Albuquerque to Dalhart after returning from fuel at McCarran. The party, staying in five rooms at the International Hotel in Las Vegas, included Dick Buckles, Kenneth D. Davis, Jack Hood, Troy Hawkins, and Carroll H. Thompson the pilot. The group, ranchers and oil workers, had flown for a vacation with two men reportedly involved in oil testing in Central Nevada.
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Stratford
Tex
the International
Nevada
Hughes Terminal
McCarran Airport
Dalhart
Albuquerque
Time Life Sued For 110 Million In Libel By Medina
Captain Ernest Medina, linked to the Song My massacre in Vietnam, sues Time-Life for 110 million dollars. F Lee Bailey represents Medina in U S District Court over a December Time article quoting Richard Pendleton about Medina.
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Boston
UPI
Ernest L. Medina
Song My
South Vietnam
C Lime, Inc
Time
Life Magazines
F. Lee Bailey
Medina
U. S. District Court
Time Magazine
Richard Pendleton
Chanukah Celebrations Underway in City and Worldwide
More than 700 local families join siblings around the world in eight day Chanukah observances. The festival begins at sundown and recalls Judah Maccabee’s victory in 165 B C E. Families light candles each night and exchange gifts as children play the draide game.
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Maccabee
Blacks Seize Harvard Administration Building
A group of 50 to 100 black students from the Organization for Black Unity occupied Harvard University’s University Hall for six hours demanding black hiring goals and contractors. The university agreed to meet Monday to discuss the demands, which include 20 percent black workers and a compliance officer. No injuries were reported. a bomb scare at Holyoke Center prompted police checks but found nothing.
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Uncertainty Lingers On About Draft Change
The new draft lottery sows confusion as Washington issues delayed instructions. Local boards question the procedure while officials say guidance will arrive within a week. Answers about 19 year olds, deferments, and numbers remain uncertain for students and mothers alike.
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Princess Andrew of Greece Dies at Buckingham Palace
Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark mother of Prince Philip died in her sleep at Buckingham Palace at 84. She lived largely in charity, sold jewels to aid the poor, and spent years as a nursing nun in the Greek and British realms. Funeral planned at Windsor's St George chapel.
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Social Security Increase Of Fifteen Percent Approved
The Senate attached measure to the tax reform bill would boost average checks to 112 for singles and 196 for married couples with minimums rising to 100 and 150. The change affects about 3.5 million beneficiaries and takes effect with March checks, with retroactive payments for January and February in April. Taxes rise to fund the increase, with 1973 rates at 5.6 percent for both employees and employers.
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Norris Cotton
R-N.h
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D-Minn
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Williams
House Ways and Means
Egypt Claims three Israeli planes shot down along Suez Canal
Egyptian sources report antiaircraft gunners down three Israeli planes during Friday raids on positions along the Suez Canal, the fifth day of attacks. Israel disputes losses, saying all its planes returned to base after two strikes in central and southern canal zones.
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Packard Says U S Viet Withdrawals To Continue
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said U S troop withdrawals in Vietnam will continue despite rising Communist infiltration and a stalemate in Paris. He cited public opinion backing U S troops and pledged punishment for attacks on civilians. Withdrawals total 60,000 so far, leaving about 480,000 U S personnel in Vietnam.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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