Atkins testifies she stabbed Sharon Tate in Manson killings
Susan Atkins, 22, told jurors she killed Sharon Tate and used blood to scrawl pig on a door during the Tate LaBianca murders. She described stabbing Tate after others attacked guests and said she killed musician Gary Hinman earlier to protect Charles Manson.
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Tate
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Wojliech Frykowski
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Key Clubbers Tell Kiwanis Of Activities At Meet
Lester Miller III and Steve Sutton, president and vice president of the Mexico High School Key Club, reported club activities to the Kiwanis Club. They spoke of the Key Club convention in Cleveland and outlined the coming year theme Personal Action Prelude to Progress. The group plans to fund support for the Butlerfield Boys Ranch in Marshall and noted attendees including Marvin Dishman and W Earl Dougherty with alternates Joe Hodgin and Wells Van Wyngarden. Guests included Bob Stone Art Litton Jim Lemastrs and Cliff Banks.
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Bob Stone
Chillicothe
Art Litton
St. Louis
Jim Lemastrs
Cliff Banks
Gives Up On Solo World Sail
Cmdr. Bill King a 60 year old British yachtsman abandons his solo world circumnavigation after injuring his hand on the voyage from England. He left Plymouth on September 12 in the Galway Blazer II a 42 foot junk rigged sloop and reached Fremantle after five months at sea. King says he will not attempt such a voyage again citing physical and financial strain at his age.
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Fremantle
Bush nominated U.S. ambassador to United Nations
The Foreign Relations Committee approved George Bush for U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and sent the nomination to the Senate. Bush, a former Texas congressman, expects quick confirmation and plans to assume duties at U.N. Headquarters March 1.
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Few Use Law To Prevent Smut Mail
Washington AP report shows only about 6,000 Americans have asked to remove their names from sexually oriented mail lists since the Feb 1 start of the Postal Reorganization Act. About 15 percent misfiled forms. The act requires mailers to purge names on the master list, with penalties up to five years in prison and 5000 dollar fines. Civil orders could also block further mailings. Officials expect millions to sign up. slow uptake blamed on lack of public awareness.
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