Case details emerge as Kasabian testifies in Manson trial
Linda Kasabian describes driving with Charles Manson and followers on random stops before Tate and LaBianca killings. She recounts plans to target a minister, a church, and a house, and notes Manson’s orders to two female followers and Tex Watson, with immunity granted to Kasabian as the state's witness.
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Sharon Tate
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Linda” Kasabian
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Leslie van Houten
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Misa Atns
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Hall of Justice
Extradition Battle in Federal Courts
McKinney Texas atty Big Boyd fights to keep Charles Watson from being extradited to California for the Sharon Tate murder trial. State court losses push case to federal appeals and possibly the Supreme Court. Watson watches TV in Texas as hearings continue.
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Patton film praised as superb biopic of World War II general
Avalanche-Journal reviews the Twentieth Century Fox biopic Patton starring George C. Scott. It lauds the film as a penetrating portrait of General George S. Patton Jr. with location shoots in Spain Morocco Crete and England and emphasizes its military realism and strong performances by Karl Maiden Omar N. Bey and Scott. The piece notes the film’s GP rating and cites Patton’s complex religious and ambitious character amid war, rebellion, and rein carnation themes.
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London
Third Army
France
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Carthage
Omar N. Bradley
Patton
Armericans
Mann
George JC. Scott
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Karl Maiden
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Omar N, Bey
Reton
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Morocco
Crete
England
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Williams 406 Batting Mark Stands Since 1941
Boston legend Ted Williams hit 406 in 1941, the last time a major league batter exceeded the .400 batting average mark for a season with the Red Sox.
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Americans Reach Oil Production Milestone
Report notes 275,385 Americans engaged in crude oil and natural gas tasks tied to an industrial push. Details on firms, regions, and output patterns appear in accompanying data.
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