Hippie Leader Charles Manson in Isolated Jail Cell
Charles Manson, leader of the hippie group charged with the Tate murders and six other killings, remains in maximum security isolation at Los Angeles County Jail pending trial. He is to appear December 22 to plead to the murders. he was moved from Inyo County Jail after being held on auto theft charges. The Tate case continues with Susan Atkins to plead next Tuesday, while extradition likely for Tex Watson and Patricia Krenwinkel to California is expected.
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Commission Warns Nation Threatened From Within
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence says internal threats trump external danger. It calls for shifts from war and space to housing, jobs, education, and income, proposing 81 recommendations and a $20 billion annual social-spending boost after Vietnam.
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Moscow Envoy Recalled From Peking Border Talks
Moscow announces that Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov and Major General Vadim Matorosov will return to Moscow from Peking after border talks with China reach a turning point. The two officials were to attend the Supreme Soviet session, with uncertainty over resumption of negotiations and potential reports to the Communist Party Central Committee.
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Muskie Defies Nixon Over Silent Majority Support
Muskie declares Nixon mistaken about silent majority as he urges leaders to speak for suffering minorities. He cites Adlai Stevenson and warns that democracy cannot be strangled by a single vocal group.
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Poison Gas Dumped Near Palm Springs
A Cabazon California report says about 8 850 gallons of deadly poison gas are buried in the city dump near Palm Springs. Investigators say the gas from American Potash and Chemical Corp was dumped in 1965, later loaded into a truck and buried. Heavy rains in January washed out 37 drums into the San Gorgonio River.
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Humphrey Urges Cautious Vietnam Withdrawal Plan
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey urges careful, phased disengagement from Vietnam, arguing for a gradual pullout to lower violence and build South Vietnam’s self defense. He criticizes the Nixon administration for diverting attention and calls for urgent domestic reform.
Five Las Vegans Arrested On Narcotics And Forgery Charges
Las Vegas detectives report the Friday arrests of Ronald J. Holsten 25 and Bonnie Kay Holsten 21 at 2526 Crawford St. on narcotics charges plus Ronald for resisting arrest. Maggie Jo Adams 18 and Mary Kay Huffine 19 were arrested at 1052 Franklin and 1936 Payton for forgery and narcotics offenses. Huffine faced a narcotics under influence charge. Willie C. Bradley 30 was taken at 2772 Tonopah Hwy on burglary, receiving stolen property and narcotics paraphernalia charges. Two suspects fled the Holsten home during the raid.
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Mary Kay Huffine
Payton
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Miss Huffine
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Tonopah Highway
Muskie backs moratorium at Las Vegas antiwar event
In Las Vegas for the YDC Convention, Senator Muskie voiced support for the Vietnam moratorium and urged peaceful settlement. He declined to participate in the walk but released a statement calling for dialogue, a negotiated peace, and the right of South Vietnamese people to choose their leadership.
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Oklahoma
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Senate anti smoking bill faces tougher curbs ahead
Senate leaders urged passage of a measure banning broadcast cigarette advertising with a stronger health warning. If House opposition blocks the bill, supporters warn it may die. FTC would curb nonbroadcast ads by mid 1971, while a TV radio ban would take effect January 1 1971.
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Viet Cong document outlines 1969 70 war aims in South Vietnam
A captured COS VN No.9 document details Communist objectives for the remainder of 1969 and early 1970. It claims the Viet Cong know they cannot win while U.S. forces are present and calls for heavy U.S. casualties, intensified Mekong Delta guerrilla actions, and a counter Saigon strategy.
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Detroit attorney targets drug adverts to curb youth use
Detroit lawyer William R. Bryant Jr says television drug ads fuel youth misuse. He launched petitions to restrict content and tone and require equal ad time for counter messages. Bryant, a Wayne County official, seeks 40,000 signatures to push for policy change.
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Wayne County
Unconscionable Drug Abuse Advertising Claims
The text condemns advertising that touts pills and substances as quick fixes for anxiety low spirits wakefulness and other personal problems. It argues such appeals rely on emotion and encourage chemical dependence to “solve” human issues and alter personality.
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