Defense Attorney Jailed After Flashing Paper at Jury
Los Angeles report describes defense attorney Dave Shinn jailed for willful and deliberate contempt of court after leaving a paper within Charles Manson's reach at the defense table. The act occurred after a judge denied a defense motion for mistrial related to Nixon state matters.
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Los Angeles
APY
Thes Mo Manson
Shagclan
Sharon Tate Mur
Nixon
Dave Shinn
Matson
Shin
Manson
Tees I. Older
Hasithat
Bonniq Hughes
Ecite van Houten
Irving Kana
Linda Kasabian
Shinn
Los Angeles Times
Atty. Aaron
Stovitz
Beach
Allen Reed To Be Guest Organist
Allen Reed, formerly of Montgomery City, is named guest organist at the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Worth. Reed, a Williams Jewel College graduate, will also be serving as organist and choir-master at St James Presbyterian Church while studying toward a Master of Church Music degree at Fort Worth’s Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Allen Reed
Montgomery City
First Presbyterian Curch
John N. Ellis
St. James Presbyterian Church
Fort Worth
Texas
Reed
William Jew
Ell College
Page
First Baptist Church
Ray
Baptist Church
Buford Reed
Winston, Reed
Mexico
Poverty guidelines shape free meal eligibility for schools
Washington AP The Agriculture Department set income thresholds to qualify children for free or reduced lunch, tying them to poverty levels used in other programs. A four person family earning up to 3720 dollars would qualify, with goals to extend free meals to all in need and reach 66 million beneficiaries by Thanksgiving. The note follows a broader push after Congress expanded the school lunch program last spring.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Toll Road Amendment Loses 2-to-1
In Missouri, a statewide opposition backed by former governors Dalton and Stark contributed to a 3-1 defeat of a proposed toll road constitutional amendment. Gov Hearnes backed the measure allowing revenue bonds backed by gas and other funds for toll roads. Voters 369,952 to 162, sit. Other amendments barely cleared the majority.
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ST. Louis
John M. Dalton
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Gaso Eneax
Missouri Farmers Association
Farm Bureau Federation
The
Missouri Automobile Oe
Nelson offers move to force low polluting engines
Sen Gaylord Nelson proposes a Clean Air Act amendment to ban internal combustion engines by 1975 and a sense of Congress resolution urging Detroit to suspend costly styling changes until an alternative propulsion is developed. He cites pollution threats across the Eastern Seaboard and accuses industry of hindering research for years.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Detroit
Senate
Seaboard
Campbell hosts peach festival amid harvest celebrations
In Campbell Missouri the annual Peach Festival runs August 11 and 12 at Camp 4. The event marks the successful Quach harvest lime and the region’s claim as a peach center. Local orchards report over twenty varieties of peach in season.
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Campbell
Missouri
Campbell's
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