Attorney Missing as Tate Trial Sees Lawyer Replacement
In Los Angeles Keith, veteran of major trials, was appointed to represent one female defendant at the Sharon Tate murder trial after her attorney disappeared. The court, under pressure from Manson and the defendants, pressed to have defense by committee or self representation, while Deputy D A Bugliost urged the jury be kept intact.
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Los Angeles
UPID
Maxwell
Keith
Finch Tregoff
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Ronald Hughes
Hughes
Sespe Hot Springs Mountain
Ring 8
Carel Kegott
Finch
Miss VanHouten Manson
Vingent Bugliost
Oreos
Jamil
Vee
Angeles
Births and family notices from a Texas hospital page
Fragmented text records births and family notices. Mentions include fathers employed by Pioneer Natural Gas and Texas Tech, a birth weighing 7 ounces 14:18, a birth at 12:37 p.m., and families from Brown and Carroll households. The garbled copy references hospitals, addresses, and local employers such as Drop N Food and Cannon Gun A Cathe Cant.
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Thomas Carroll
Offshore Well Blaze Spreads Toward Platform
A offshore oil well fire near the platform in the ocean spreads, triggering Interior Department concerns as several nearby wells appear compromised. No final casualty figures given.
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Washington
Plainview Man Nominated for Texas Selective Service Director
Gov. Preston names Col. N. Glantz of Plainview as Texas Selective Service director in a letter to Dr. Curtis W. Tate. Glantz is a World War I veteran who would succeed Col. Morris S. Schwartz and served with the Selective Service in 1962. He is a Norman Oklahoma native with a science degree from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in 1939.
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Austin
Se N. Glantz
Plainview
Preston
Texas
Tecom Glantz
Curtis’ W. Tate
National’ Selective‘ Service
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Glantz
Morris S. Schwartz
Ous
Smith
Norman
Okla
Jantz
Publi Schools of Science
University of Nebraska
Lincols
Testimony Blocked as Calley Case Sees Refusal to Testify
One former GI at Lt William Calley Jr My Lai court martial refused to testify and was turned over to federal prosecutors. Paul Meddle, a key prosecution witness, invoked the Fifth Amendment as Allen Boyce later testified after immunity was granted. The proceedings center on the 1968 massacre of unarmed Vietnamese villagers.
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Meadlo
Paul
Ft. Berming
William Calley
Calley
William Calley Jr
My. Lai
U.S
Tal
Meadle
Allen Boyce
Boyte
Bradley Beach
Niji
Monmouth
Army
Snce
Novce
Kesler
Kennedy
Boyce E
Lai
Lage
Levelland Honors 395 Years of City Service at Banquet
Levelland marked its first annual appreciation banquet for city workers. City Manager Robert Sokoll hosted at Chat and Chew Restaurant. Retirements and long service were acknowledged for numerous employees with years of service listed.
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Levelland
Robert Sokoll
Err
Robert
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Leslie’ van Houten
Older
Pioneer Natural Gas
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Omds
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Eas Welding
Ned Mire
Ronald Gene Gene Greer
Wis
West Texas
Lubbock
Michele
Russel
Ts. Talighing
Gind
United States
Meadse
Millitary Policé
Vew
Columus
Lt. Calley
Boyes
San King
Mable
James Pine
Opal Minor
Archie
Teague
Clyde Ray
George Jeff 'Focat
John Horn
King Ts
Dan Hoo
Von
Pal Moan Lam
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