Manson Death Sentences Upheld by California Judge
Charles Manson and three female followers were sentenced to die in the gas chamber for the Tate murder group. Judge Older rejected defenses urging life terms, saying the case warrants the death penalty despite pending appeals and a national moratorium.
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Leslie van Houten
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Iverne Carter
California Institution For Women
Frontera
San Quentin Prison
Stock Judging Results From Cameron College Contest
Stock judging results listed from a two day event at Cameron College. Carnegie and Clinton FFA led the livestock standings, with Stratford narrowly edged by Lindsay after a scoring error was corrected. 4 H division saw Binger win team standings, followed by Caddo and Roger Mills. Multiple FFA and 4-H teams competed in farm management farm electrification range and pasture land and meats judging and crops judging with numerous individuals named.
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Caddo
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Meysville
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Goh
Randy Lewis
Mays Ville
Joe Baker
John Duncan
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Anodorke
Hydro
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Randall McSeeritt
Steven Novotny
Anodarke
Allen Riffel
Mont Little
Gray
Wolters
Maysville
Terry Myers
Big Pasture
David Engle
Alien Bronseteter
Paul Foster
Thomes
Eddie Sterling
Southside
Lowton
Sterling
Hyrde
Tuttle
Donald Young
Andy McPheny
Don
Lynn Newton
Lewton
Floyd Stubboiefield
Lawton
Clinton
Aoache
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Dole Teeters
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Rick Venable
Ane
Larry Smith
Hammon
Doug Thomas
Uwholsey
Stretford
Fletcher
Orville
Delayed Trial Start For Tulsa Murder Case
Rex Brinbee of Tahlequah faced a delayed start in Tulsa as Monday's session in Associate District Court was postponed without explanation. The case concerns nightclub incidents and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Rex Brinbeek
Tahlequah
Dist. Court
Drug Use Rare In Combat Despite Military Drug Problem
A Senate subcommittee report says drug abuse is rising in the armed forces but rarely affects combat. It notes isolated marijuana use in Vietnam did not jeopardize missions, while 10 to 15 percent of U S troops there reportedly used heroin. The panel urges better treatment and warns punitive measures alone will not solve the issue.
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Pakistan asks India to purge Calcutta staff
Pakistan demanded India remove supporters of the Bangla Desh republic from the Pakistan Deputy High Commission in Calcutta. An envoy was named to head the Calcutta office, and Mahadi Masu was appointed as deputy high commissioner there to replace the staff.
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Pakistan
High Commission
Calcutta
Here
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Ali
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Mahadi Masu
India
Postal workers used 875 tons of rubber bands in 1970
Postal workers used 875 tons of rubber bands costing 1.22 million dollars in 1970, reflecting a large supply need.
Colonel Who Complained To Press About Laos Drive Relieved Of Post
Lt. Col. Frank Miller, veteran aviator with a Purple Heart, was relieved of command of the 52nd Aviation Battalion at Fire Base 6 in Vietnam after publicly criticizing the Laotian invasion and filming napalm drops. He will command Camp Frenzell Jones near Saigon, as his family and unit reflect on his career and its abrupt reversal.
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Laos
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52Nd
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Saigon
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Vietnam
Korea
Florida
United States
Maitland
Judge Rules Tulsa Topless Dancer Ban Unconstitutional
Tulsa Municipal Court Judge Hayden Downie ruled the city ordinance against topless dancing unconstitutional. The decision states the law was too broad and could arrest a merchant selling blouses. The ruling comes at the request of Stormy Angel, a Tulsa dancer, and allows dancers to remove pasties again.
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TULSA
Hayden Downie
Stormy Angel
Castro vows Cuba will back Latin American revolutions
Premier Fidel Castro declares no reconciliation with the United States or the OAS and says Cuba will continue supporting revolutionary movements across Latin America. He denounces Nixon and the Bay of Pigs invasion while praising Soviet aid and Cuba's weapons buildup.
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Peru
Shawnee Milling Co. Workers Strike Over Wage Dispute
About 150 workers at Shawnee Milling Co. planned a morning picket in a wage dispute. Local president Boyd Seaburn was unavailable for comment. The strike is said to be the first in the company’s history.
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Shawnee Milling Co
Boyd Seaburn
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