Indictments Sought Against Manson In Tate Slayings
Los Angeles prosecutors seek murder and conspiracy indictments against Charles Manson for the Tate murders and related deaths. The grand jury heard testimonies from 10 witnesses with Susan Atkins detailing the stabbings and Manson’s alleged orders.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
God
Jesus
Satan
Vincent Bugliosi
Manson
Susan Atkins
Independence
Miss Tate
Roman Polanski
Miss Atkins
Grand Jury
Aaron Stovitz
Stovitz
Prosecution Ends Case In Chicago Riot Trials
After 10 weeks in U S District Court the government rests against seven men charged with conspiring to incite rioting at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. 54 witnesses including police and 50 exhibits were presented.
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Chicago
Thomas A. Foran
U.S
William Frappelly
Irwin Bock
William M. Kunstler
New York City
Leonard I. Weinglass
Newark
N.J
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
David T. Dellinger
Abbott
Abbie’ Hoffman
Thomas
Chief Testifies In Bribe Probe In Columbus
Columbus Police Chief Robert Baus testified there was no reason for officers to take money from gamblers and said a policy aimed to end gambling was in place. He noted some meetings between vice squad and gamblers but said such meetings were not out of order. He denied knowledge of any payments between numbers king Frank Baldasarro and Police Capt. Jerry Ryan.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Baus
Columbus
Baus
Vice Squad
Numbers
Deer Hunters Flock To Woods As '69 Gun Season Concludes
Deer hunters flocked to Hocking Valley as a six day gun season ended. Four more deer were reported in Hocking County Friday bringing the county total to 39 five below 1968. Hunters checked bucks at Dale's Ashland station and Wilkinson's in Carbon Hill and Laurelville and nearby areas noting deer sizes from six to ten points.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking County
Dale
Ashland
Noel M. Glick Jr
Columbus
Wilkinson
Carbon Hill
Mike Kinneer
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Roland Campbell
Murray City
Meigs County
Kerr
Laurelville
John Crosby
South
Bill Day In Critical Condition After Deer Hunt Accident
Bill Day age 23 of Buchtel remains in critical condition at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville after surgery for injuries from a deer hunting accident in Green Two on Wednesday.
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Bill Day
Buchtel
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Green Two
Judge Allows Name Change for Kachelmacher Foundation
Probate Judge Brown ruled the trustee and executors may rename the Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation to Kachelmacher Memorial Inc while keeping the trust’s main purpose. Other requests to transfer assets or appoint new trustees were denied until the institution is established per the will. The court had previously dismissed a bid to transfer estate assets to the foundation.
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Rhea Bangert Brown
Kachelmacher
Nils Kachelmacher
Brown
Ohio
Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation
Kachelmacher Memorial, Inc
Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
South Logan
Judge Brown
Probate
Leslie Johnson
Johnson
Snow and cold grip Mid-America with heavy western snow
The Associated Press reports snow and rain dampened the midcontinent while arctic chill lingered in the Northeast. Warnings were up for portions of west Texas and New Mexico. up to 10 inches could fall in mountains. Strong winds caused blowing snow. northern sections saw readings in the low 20s from Michigan to Maine.
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West
Texas
New Mexico
Mexico
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Midwest
Colorado
Nebraska
Michigan
Maine
Georgia
Pleads Not Guilty In Traffic Death In Hocking County
Eugene F. Karr 41 of Laurelville pleaded not guilty at arraignment on a second degree vehicular homicide charge. Bond set at 250 dollars with a case continuation by Acting Judge Chris Veidt. The charge relates to a two car crash on Route 180 September 13 that killed Charlotte M. Stephenson 43 of New Marshfield. Additional traffic fines were imposed on several defendants with fines suspended or bonds forfeited.
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Eugene F. Karr
Laurelville
Hocking
Ralph E. Ogle
Rockbridge
City Erects Signs At Parking Malls
City crews installed traffic signs at entrances to experimental parking malls on S Market St between Main and Front. Signs mark a 10 mph speed limit and a one hour parking limit at Main Second and Front Sts. Violators will be prosecuted, according to Service Director James Parkinson.
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S. Market St
Main
Front Sts
Second
James Parkinson
Bear Run women repair dolls for Santa
Mrs. William Goss, with neighbors Mrs. Minnie Fetherolf and Mrs. Fannie Blackston, repair about 90 donated dolls for Christmas. The Logan fire department accepts new or repairable toys to be cleaned dressed and distributed to needy families at Christmastime. Donations are welcome year round.
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William Goss
Logan
Terry Goss
Bear Run Rd
Mrs. Goss
Minnie Fetherofl
Fannie Blackston
Logan Fire Department
Logan Firemen
Santa
Senate approves $100 minimum Social Security payment
The Senate voted 48 to 41 to set a $100 minimum Social Security payment and a 15 percent boost in monthly benefits as part of a tax reform bill. The move would raise the wage base to $12,000 in 1973 and affect about 25 million beneficiaries starting in April, with costs pegged at $6.2 billion. The House may not accept the 82 percent increase from $55 to $100, pushing a decision to next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Russell B. Long
D-La
Mansfield
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Long
Ways and Means
Logan Carry-Out 42 Day Liquor Permit Suspension
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission ordered a 42 day suspension of liquor permits for Charles Harley Poling doing business as Logan Carry-Out at 685 E Front St. The C-1 and C-2 suspensions run from noon December 24 to noon February 4. Convictions in Hocking County Court for Sunday sale of intoxicating liquor on the permit premises and hindering inspection led to the action.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Charles Harley Poling
Logan
Front St
Hocking County
Poling
Firebombing Probe At Athens Armory
Athens police investigate an attempted firebombing at the National Guard Armory on Friday night. Five gasoline-filled bottles were thrown at trucks beside the armory during a dance. three ignited but burned out.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens
National Guard
U S Forces to Continue Vietnam Pullout Amid Infiltration
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard said improved South Vietnamese military capacity allows further U S withdrawal below 150 000 troops, despite intensified enemy infiltration. Nixon has pulled 65 000 since last summer, with U S troop level under 480 000.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Defense
David Packard
Pentagon
North
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Ring Smash Breaks Bogus Driver License Operation
Cleveland investigators say a phony driver license ring smashed Friday may have cleared about 250000 dollars in 13 months. Three men were arrested and 2000 license blanks seized from the Bedford bureau after burglaries since October 1968. Paul Hill led the probe with two undercover patrolmen. Arrested for forgery were Willie Hollis Harold Overton and Thomas Bowles all of Cleveland. The ring sold licenses to immigrants and laborers for 15 to 125 dollars. those with forged licenses who surrender face no prosecution.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bedford
Paul Hill
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Thornton O. Burns
Robert K. Baughman
Cleveland Police Academy
Willie Lee Hollis
Harold Overton
Thomas Bowles
Hill
Freeze On Greece Deepens Amid NATO Controversy
Unnamed NATO sources indicate a freeze on Greece over alleged undemocratic practices and political oppression. The move coincides with efforts to suspend Athens from the Council of Europe as foreign ministers plan a Paris meeting next Friday. No consideration of NATO suspension is being discussed.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Athens
Council of Europe
Paris
NATO
Lodge Ends Paris Peace Mission After Ten Months
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge left Paris for Boston with his wife after ten months heading the U.S. delegation at stalled Vietnam peace talks. The departure was delayed half an hour by Orly Airport traffic congestion.
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Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Vietnam
Lodge
Boston
Orly
Officials Hope For Reprieve On West Logan Sewer Hearing
Hocking County officials seek a last minute reprieve from the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board regarding West Logan sewer construction. They are to appear before the board at 10 am Tuesday with a city county disposal pact being formed. A city county landfill is planned with residents paying a monthly service charge for sewage treatment.
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West Logan
Hocking
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
State Board
Howard Blum
Blum
G. A. Hall
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Port Clinton
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Amesville
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George Addis
James Koska
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Associated Press
Raymond E. Davis
Logan Rt
Bertha M. Searles
Charles St
Ted Sammons
Bernie C. Collingsworth
Daniel W. Welsh
Celina
Daniel P. Lawson
Packard
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Demilitarized Zone
William L. Calley Jr
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