Tate murder trial jurors guarded after threats
In Los Angeles jurors in the Tate murder case remained under bailiffs guard as Charles Manson warned of murder and bloodshed if sentenced to death. Judge Charles H. Older ordered sequestration and nightly hotel confinement to prevent exposure to the case.
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Reagan considers windfall use for state building funds
Governor Reagan floated using a $265 million windfall from income tax withholding to finance university and state college construction and coastline conservation. Assemblyman Bagley proposed forgiving half the windfall while collecting the other half, a plan Reagan said he could conceivably support in tight times and earthquake safety needs. The idea contrasts with his earlier stance and faces legislative scrutiny.
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Subscription Rates For Home Delivery Daily Paper
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations notes a subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month for home delivery or mail in advance. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Alka Seltzer Ad Wins at 11th International Awards
The Alka Seltzer commercial Mama Mia that's a some spicy meatball won top honors at the 11th International Broadcasting Award ceremonies. Magadini's Meatballs from Doyle Dane Bernbach and Zieff Films won the television sweepstakes and most humorous TV ad.
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Frank Sinatra Announces Retirement to Write and Teach
Frank Sinatra says he is retiring from show business to write and teach, issuing a letter to family and friends. He plans a final public appearance at the Motion Picture Relief Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on June 13 while pursuing a book project and possible autobiographical film. He will spend time in Palm Springs and continues to divide his life between New York and Beverly Hills.
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West Germans order U S Phantoms to replace Starfighters
West Germany announced a plan to buy a fleet of F4E Phantom jets from McDonnell-Douglas to replace crashed Starfighters. Initial Phantom orders seen at 80 to 90 aircraft, potentially rising to 200 at a cost of 3.84 to 4.85 million dollars each, as two Starfighters crashed killing two crewmembers.
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UPI
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Defense
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Reagan says he did not drink before turning 18
Governor Ronald Reagan recalling Prohibition roots says he cannot remember having a drink before age 18. He jokes about lonely country roads and later discusses voting and drinking age with daughter Patti at Northwestern University.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
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Radical threats and a death mark Berkeley and San Diego notes
An 18 year old California woman Roselyn Johnson died by suicide amid anonymous calls claiming her soldier husband had returned from Vietnam. In Berkeley a radical surge threatens the city council race and police structure. Governor Reagan warns of a possible takeover and discusses voter age and state aid amid a tense political backdrop.
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