Appeals Court Denies Manson Bid to Undo Murders Conviction
The California State Court of Appeals on Thursday denied Charles Manson's request to overturn his 1960s murders verdicts. The three judge panel unanimously said the evidence supports the jury's finding that Manson was guilty of both the Hinman and Shea killings beyond a reasonable doubt, with neither case close.
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Gary Hinman
Donald
Shorty) Shea
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UPI
FBI Chief Kelley Responds to Double Talk Column
Chicago Daily News reports FBI Director Clarence Kelley replies to a column accusing the FBI of using the Welcome Wagon as an information source. The piece notes a requester sought her files, uncovering a report listing Welcome Wagon as a source and detailing routine address history.
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Kelley
Chicago
Clarence Kelley
Welcome Wagon Organization
Glencoe
Ill
Honest Citizens
FBI memo sparks Welcome Wagon trust concerns
The column discusses an FBI memo linked to Welcome Wagon International and a 1970 report. Barbara Marshall denies FBI information sharing. Kelley explains Chicago Field Division source notes. The exchange questions sourcing and accuracy and calls for correction and clarity.
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Welcome Wagon International
Welcome Wagon
Princess Margaret parties with Neil Diamond at Palladium
Princess Margaret backstage at the London Palladium toasted American superstar Neil Diamond after his first Britain performance in over five years. Diamond called London and Los Angeles twin music capitals, as the audience gave him a standing ovation. Separating after 26 years, Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and his wife Eileen announced their split by mutual consent after long consideration.
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London Palladium
Neil Diamond
Elizabeth II
Britain
London
Los Angeles
Diamond
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Eileen
Washington
Lovesick Phil Advertises for Edith in New York Papers
For two days Phil placed large ads in New York papers begging Edith to forgive him and rekindle their relationship. The Thursday Post ad cost 3600 dollars and featured verse ending with a plea to forgive and recon sider. The Friday Times ad signed Phil K and addressed to Edith G repeated the plea with initials.
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New York City
Edith
New York Post
New York Times
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Edith G
Phil K
Post
Richard Milman
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Kenneth Arnold first to report flying saucers
Kenneth Arnold, Boise businessman, reported seeing nine shiny pulsating objects over Mount Rainier in 1947 and later described their speed and movement. The incident sparked UFO interest, prompting a wave of sightings, polls, and a lasting cultural impact across the United States.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cascade Mountains
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Chicago
Boise
Idaho
Chehalis
Yakima
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Everbody
New Age Foundation
Northwest
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Air Force
Blue Book
Meridian
Ezekiel
British Museum
California
Mt. Lassen
Insurance Offer Promises Money-Back Guarantee
F.S.L.LC. Insurance markets a money-back guarantee on policies. The firm asserts customer protection and risk reversal, pitching refunds if returns thresholds aren’t met within the policy period.
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Spider) Sabich
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Lincoln Journal
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Aiven Adult
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DeDe
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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