Manson Courtroom Fiasco Incites Contempt and Outbursts
Charles Manson and co defendants disrupted proceedings in a Los Angeles courtroom chanting taunts at Judge Charles H Older. Manson shifted seats and challenged the court while other defendants were removed. Bugliosi was fined for contempt and Manson was briefly barred from conferring with counsel before being readmitted. The trial featured shouted remarks about gender and authority as reporters documented the tumult.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Secutor
Vincent T. Bugliosi
Sam Savor Amanouul
Manson
Gray Mare
Bugliosi
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Narte
March for Victory aims for million at Vietnam rally
Washington supporters led by Rev Carl McIntire seek one million demonstrators with flags and Bibles to back Nixon era Vietnam policy. Police expect about a quarter of that. Ky canceled amid government urging. A Pentagon rally and Capitol memorial set the weekend schedule.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
Carl McIintire
International Council of Christian Churches
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
McIntire
Pentagon
Capitol Steps
Pee Vania Avenue
Washington Monument
Talk of Riding Shotgun On Dynamite
Springfield AP reports three Joplin residents faced second degree murder charges after a truckload of dynamite exploded near Interstate 44. Bail set at 100000 each for Bobby Lee Shuler Gerald Lee Bowden and Sharon Lynn Bowden. One man John Galt Oklahoma City driver was killed. Sniper bullets detonated 21 tons of dynamite. Bowden and Shuler belonged to a truck drivers union. Tri State Motors continued hauling explosives and radioactive materials. Representative Durward Hall said tighter security may be needed.
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Springfield
Bobby
Lee Shuler
Gerald Lee Bowden
Sharon
Lynn Bowden
Joplin
John Galt
Oklahoma City
Tri-State Motors, Inc
Teamsters Union
No More Draftees Over 26 Tarr Rules Bookmobile Schedule
The Mexico Audrain County Library bookmobile roars through Oct 1958 with stops at Sims School Friendship West Audrain Cen tralia Martinsburg St Joseph School Martinsburg Station and Community A 4 Elementary. Tarr confirms the 26 age limit for draft eligibility with Nixon administration changes allowing delays to reach 26 before induction and notes the policy affects a small, uncertain number of men. A draft spokesman cautions the shift will not be easy to exploit and emphasizes the high costs of attempting to delay.
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Mexico - Audrain County
Sims School
Friendship
West Audrain
Excelsior
Centralia Chance School
Martinsburg St. Joseph
Martinsburg
Community A
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Nixon
Washington
Adid Sharr
Congress
Son of Centralians Wins Prize in Texas
Centralia born Alan West, a Beaumont Journal sports writer since 1967 and 1962 Centralia High School graduate, received a national writer of the year prize in Texas. The luncheon honors his work amid discussion of draft fairness and age limits for induction.
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Texas
Centralia
Bob West
Mautelaluily
Roy West
Fof
Pentagon
Pnite Phan Alan
Beaumont, Texas
Centralia High School
University of Missouri
Beaumont Tech
Bluff Left In Dark But Not by Sniper
POPLAR BLUFF Mo An Southwestern Power Administration report ruled out sniper fire as the power outage cause in Poplar Bluff with a mechanical fault blamed for knocking out the city’s key transformer feeding 1 18 000 residents. The outage lasted seven hours and followed a city strike by 100 utility workers seeking higher wages and improved benefits.
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Poplar Blupe
Southwestern Power Administration
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Spa
Ken Blevins
Blevins
Pornography debate spawns python control talk in Blount speech
AP dispatch reports former postmaster general Winton Blount arguing pornography can be controlled without witch hunts. The piece describes a California town near Los Angeles seeking a 6 foot python believed escaped, with officials advising residents to remain cautious as the reptile's disposition is noted as mean.
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Kansas City
Winton M. Blount
Ojai
Calif
Wallyl
Blount
Raphy
Wary comments at 4H meeting spark debate on therapy approvals
Fragmentary notes from a Missouri Ledger page hint at a discussion about therapy, with Blount quoted questioning the path forward. The text is garbled but suggests a public stance on medical or therapeutic decisions and potential opposition by Americans to a certain procedure.
Bombs in Wichita Explosion Spree Rattles City
Police investigate three early morning bomb explosions in Wichita that caused extensive property damage. Authorities report all blasts appear intentional as responders cordon off affected areas and search for suspects.
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Wichita
Kan
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