Manson Opens Trial With Helter Skelter Motive Claim
Los Angeles AP report outlines opening statements in the Charles Manson trial. Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi portrays Manson as a megalomaniac seeking a civil war by inciting black riders, while defense cites seed-planting rhetoric and Manson’s followers’ obedience. Witnesses, including Linda Kasabian, expected to support the theory of Manson’s domination and commanded killings at Tate and La Bianca homes.
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Vietnam Conflict Updates From Cambodia and Saigon Fronts
Vietnam reporting two months into operations in Cambodia shows 24 North Vietnamese killed while searching for caches in War Zone D near Saigon. A U.S. soldier died and 16 were wounded. 24 enemy killed in two other clashes southwest of Saigon and northwest of Da Nang. Marine recon killed seven enemy with two Marines wounded. Cambodian and Saigon reports note scattered attacks, light damage at Kham Duc, and Route 4 reopening to heavy traffic after Viet Cong disruptions.
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Lincoln assassination reenactment at Ford's Theatre
A fragmented AP dispatch notes Ford's Theatre preserving its 1865 look for the reenactment of the Lincoln assassination. The piece weaves in multiple unrelated foreign and domestic items, including welfare reform talk, political criticism, and war reports from Cairo to Saigon. The report mentions Mondale's reaction to migrant worker conditions and Nixon era defense debates amid other brief world notes.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Jom Wilkes Booth
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Nasser Doubts Nuclear War Risk While Pledging Moscow Ties
Egyptian President Nasser said he doubted the Middle East would become a nuclear showdown, citing close Soviet ties. He reported agreement with Russia on politics and military plans and said top aide Aly Sabin will visit Moscow every two months to consult. Fights continued in the Suez Canal region as Israeli raids hit fortifications, with no casualties reported.
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Nun's Plea Brings Serum To Quake Area
A Miami based Dominican man who sought aid for Peruvian earthquake victims helped deliver 38 000 units of tuberculosis serum to Lima. Sister Mary Kenneth warned of possible TB spread among homeless people in caves and shelters after the quake.
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Picasso forgery gains unlikely value in Detroit school scene
A Detroit high school teacher claimed a fake Picasso drawing could be worth up to three thousand dollars after it was allegedly sent to Picasso for verification. Picasso reportedly denounced the work, and a Detroit art dealer forwarded the piece to France for the artist’s agent, who rejected it as a fraud.
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Nicholas Sai Arwin
Paris Opens One-Way Tunnel Under Champs Elysees
The city opened a one way tunnel under the Champs Elysées to ease traffic jams in L Etoile area. The tunnel runs from the Champs Elysees to Avenue de la Grande Armée. A second tunnel in the opposite direction is planned but unfunded at this time.
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Avenue de la Grande Armes
Three Black Congressmen Press Nixon Over Attitude
Reps. William L. Clay Augustus Hawkins and Louis Stokes charge Nixon policy has limited black Americans rights. They say nine black lawmakers sought talks five months ago but were turned away with disrespect and urge the president to invite black officials for discussion on racial equality and major national issues.
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Ohio
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Local Weather Snapshot and Readings
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 90 and low 64 with 7 a.m. temperature 49. Thursday’s forecast calls for a high 82 and low 69. Month to date precipitation 1.08 inches, year to date 28.82 inches, normal year to date 28.09 inches. sun set 8:30 p.m., sun rise 6:02 a.m.
Missouri Area Forecast and River Stages Update
Weather outlook for Missouri calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Sunday with highs near 90 and lows around 70. Southeast showers possible, river levels tracked from St Louis to Jefferson City with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers likely Monday and Wednesday, cooler by midweek, and record highs noted in some locales.
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Mrs Zella Nichols Dies Mother Of Mrs Pauley
Funeral services for Mrs Zella Nichols 85 mother of Mrs W R Pauley of Mexico Route 3 were held at 2 p m today at Memorial Funeral Home with Rev Marvin Jones of Mexico officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died in Callaway Hospital Fulton. She leaves two daughters two sons three brothers and sisters and 19 grandchildren. Mrs Nichols formerly lived in Ashland and most recently at Kingdom Home in Fulton.
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Bill) Pauley
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Memorial Park Cemetery
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Ashland
Kingdom
Norton Simon Wife Files Divorce Petition After 37 Years
Lucille Simon, aged 58, seeks dissolution of marriage from Norton Simon, 63, in Los Angeles. She states they had been separated since June 10, eight days after he lost to incumbent George Murphy in the Republican U.S. Senate primary.
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Norton Simon
Lucille Simon
George Murphy
U.S. Senate
Hospital Admissions On List From Audrain Area
Audrain Hospital officials reported today a long intake of patients including Mrs Jane B Durham, Thomas Amond Gordon, Miss Nannie T Wolf, Stewart Garrett, Nancy Jean Blakley, Miss Hazel Mur Emmatt G, Timothy Tall ent, Mrs John W Miller, Marvin Sparks, Miss Jane Sutton, Mrs Fletcher, Ralph Talbert, Miss Vickie Gould and several others from Mexico, Montgomery City, Vandalia, Wellsville, Martinsburg, Composition shows mixed names and towns in a wide admission roll.
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Clarence Becker
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Britisher Held in Onassis Kidnapping Plot
A British engineer, John Humphreys, age 58, was ordered held without bail in London on charges of demanding 3.95 million dollars to scuttle a plan to kidnap Aristotle Onassis and his wife Jacqueline. He claimed to have connections in Greece and made calls to insurance companies and London firms about the plot. Police say the plan would be dropped if the ransom was paid.
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Police Reports Include Dog Bite and Theft Incidents
Mrs Barbara Allen reports her nine year old Susie bitten by a dog at 1039 Carrico Street owned by Ray Durham around 12 39 p m Friday. Miss Barbara Wenneman reports yard light theft behind her home on 500 N Washington Street Friday. Robert Oriane reports a broken concrete block thrown through Crizan's Liquor store at 1707 S Clat Street after closing, with no forced entry.
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Marine Armory Robbed Of Guns At Camp Pendleton
Three or four intruders broke into a Marine Corps armory at Camp Pendleton late Friday night and escaped with rifles and a .45 pistol plus ammunition. Marines and FBI agents conducted a base-wide search and stopped departing vehicles. the intruders were believed to be Marines. A guard was unconscious for about five minutes, treated, and released at the base hospital.
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Funeral Services For Daley Snyder
Funeral services for Daley Snyder will be at 2 p.m. today at the Arnold funeral home. Sammy Dysart of the Jehovahs Witnesses will conduct the service, and interment will be in the Wellsville Cemetery.
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Stock Market Roundup of Over the Counter and NYSE Trading
Over the counter trades show A B Chance Co at 19 percent bid and 20 percent ask, Wetteran at 19 percent bid and 20 percent ask. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks ends at 9 percent, with 4400 shares traded. Dresser Industries at 26 percent, down 1. Interco 2894, down 4, 6000 shares. Kaiser Aluminum 28 14, up 4, 2000. Ralston Purina 22 percent unchanged, 4600. U S Gypsum common 50 percent, up 4, 4600. U S Gypsum preferred 27 44, down 9.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Man Arrested For Threat on President
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Secret Service arrested 62 year old John M Woolf an itinerant at his Stockton California home trailer on charges of threatening the life of President Nixon A .22 caliber rifle and four boxes of ammunition were found in the trailer Woolf was held without bail pending arraignment in Sacramento before U S Commissioner Richard Goldsmith.
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Stockton
Calif
Tom Hansen
Hansen
Woolf
Healdsburg
Sacramento
U.S
Richard Goldsmith
Stolen State Car Of Attorney General Frank Kelley
The official car of Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley was taken from a motel in suburban Southfield. Also stolen were his top coat jogging shirt shoes shorts and a sign reading Attorney General Official Business. Kelley said he had locked it and still has the keys and noted the car had over 71000 miles since it was issued in April 1969.
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