Hippie Suspects Nabbed in Tate Slayings Case
Los Angeles police arrested Charles D. Watson and Patricia Krenwinkel while Linda Kasabian was sought as the hippie band links to the Sharon Tate murder and related killings. Authorities expect indictments against seven killers and accomplices as the probe widens.
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Bel Aire
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Capeville, Tex
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Linda Louise Kasabian
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Kernwinkel
Los Angeles Times
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Taos
New Mexico
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Mobile
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Steven Parent
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France Proposes Six Point Plan to Strengthen Common Market
President Georges Pompidou urged reinforcing the European Common Market and voiced support for admitting new members. He resisted setting a firm negotiation date with Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway, favoring quick preparatory work and deferring timetable decisions to the Council of Ministers, hinting at a broadened Community after De Gaulle.
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France
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Norway
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Joseph Luns
Luxembourg
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Rey
Council of Ministers
Selective Service Draws First Lottery For Draft Next Year
The United States began its first postwar draft lottery. Men aged 19 to 26 born on dates drawn from 365 days will face conscription, with J surname initials prioritized. The process, led by Rep. Pirnie, included youth advisors and a separate alphabet draw to set local draft order.
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New York
House
Selective Service System
Glad, Sad Reactions to KU Draft Lottery Draw
Kansas University students react to Monday night draft lottery results. Alfred Burkle No 215 born Jan 4 weighs options while Robert Chapline No 336 born Apr 19 faces up to deferments. Steve Davis No 56 says list seems fair though two others criticize the system.
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Kansas University
Brothers Suffer as Draft Lottery Draws Split Siblings
Doug Stolman of Kansas University learned his April 24 birthday falls in the second group in the new draft lottery. His brother Richard of Wisconsin has a September 14 birthday and is in the first drawn group. Both men hold student deferments as their families discuss the change.
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Selective Service
Douglas Stolman
Nashville
Richard
Doug
Ku-Marshall
Draft Lottery System Aims to Shorten Uncertainty
The Journal-World reports on page 2 the Selective Service calendar showing a Monday night lottery in Washington. The new system reduces the uncertainty period to one year, replacing a long deferment list from the prior plan criticized for years of indecision. The draft remains open to men aged 19 through 25 who reach 1-A status or 1-A-O for conscientious objectors, with the last lottery held in 1942.
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John R. Lyne
Washington, D.C
Steve Davis
Selective Service
Washington
Journal-World
Weather misses forecast with unseasonal warmth
The weatherman overestimated reaching near 70 by about 12 degrees as Monday stayed in the upper fifties. A cooler air mass moves in keeping daytime highs in the 50s and nights in the 30s with little chance of precipitation.
Free prescription delivery and mail service offered
The ad announces immediate mail service from Raney Drug Stores offering free prescription delivery and quick mail options. It highlights convenience for customers needing medicines without leaving home.
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Raney ‘Drug Stores
Heavy U S losses reported from shelling in Vietnam
U S commanders reported the heaviest 24 hour toll in four months with seven Americans killed and 19 wounded. Attacks totaled 30 from 8 a m Monday to 8 a m today, with many casualties occurring at South Vietnamese bases as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces pressed across the country near Saigon Da Nang and the Cambodian border.
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Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
da Nang
Bu Prang
South Vietnam
Dow Closes Lower as Industrials Dip 3.70 Points
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ends at 801.35, down 3.70 points on the day, signaling a modest decline in the market session. Investors watched early gains fade as industrials led the retreat and broad market participation waned.
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Dow Jones
55 Old Folks Feared Dead In Big Blaze
A lakeside old folks home in Notre Dame du Lac Quebec burned to the ground. As many as 55 residents unaccounted for out of 75 to 80 occupants. About 20 escaped. 69 patients were known to be inside with 17 crippled. Fire raged at 6 a.m. as 30 local volunteers and nearby reinforcements fought the blaze.
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Quebec
Lake Temiscouata
Quebec City
KU Nears 18.6 Million Goal for Progress Campaign
Kansas University moves toward its 18 617 000 target as gifts push the capital campaign past 18 million. Campaign chairman Stanley Learned notes progress though several major objectives remain unmet including new museum arl building law school facility and medical research center.
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Program For
Stanley Learned
School of Law
Irvin E. Younberg
Endowment Association
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