Judge Ousts Manson After Flying Leap in Court
Charles Manson, during the Sharon Tate murder trial, jumped at Judge Charles H Olders bench after taunting him and shouting about killing. Bailiffs restrained him and he was removed. Co-defendants Susan Atkin s Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel were ejected after singing a chant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los . Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Charles H. Older
Miss .Tate
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Short Hair Wig Keeps Him In School At RM College
Randy Simon a 20 year old West Leechburg senior won court approval to wear a shoulder length wig to satisfy Robert Morris College dress code. The judge approved his plan allowing the student to remain enrolled after the college refused admission citing hair length and attire rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Randy Simon
Robert Morris College
Randy
West Leechburg
U.S
Personal News of Vandalia Continued from Page Three
Vandalia social notes list residents at a Democratic Rally at the Empire Club and weekend guests. Attendees included QO K Moore, Tom Williams, Jim Mulherin, Averil Behsears Jr, Mrs D D Hudson, Mr and Mrs Bill Doaks, Weldon Steiner, Mr and Mrs Floyd Lewis, Mary Sue Anna Marie Nancy Hays of Frankford visiting grandmother Mrs Claire Livers. Mrs Erwin Moore dismissed from Pike County Hospital. Judy Pease at Kirksville State College spent weekend with parents. Mrs Gene Ringo and Mrs Clyde Johnson of Columbia visited Mr and Mrs Guy Fowler. Mrs Tone Daniels and Mrs John H Springman celebrated Mrs Daniels 90th birthday. Dennis Pease, Missouri University student, visited. Rev Wallace Thurman and Mrs Ed Harvey attended the Synod of Missouri at Camp Windermere Oct 2–3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County Hospital
Judy Pease
Kirksville State
George Pease
Gene Ringo
Clyde Johnson
Columbia
Tone Daniels
John H. Springman
Guy Fowler
Daniels
Myrtle Craig
New ‘Hartford
Dennis Pease
Missouri University
Rolla
Paris church events and personal news brief
Personal news from Paris notes rehearsals at 7 30 for a mission in Brazil and a pre wedding shower at the home of Miss Judy Cooke in Vancouver Washington. Miss Brenda day in Paris will highlight a Sunday event with speaker Miss Cooke and others from Monroe County churches. Stoutsville and nearby churches report activities including a hospital stay for Mrs A H Arends in Audrain Hospital and upcoming church meetings and surgery plans for Russell Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Peti Thurday
Tbiof
M. Pendergrass
Judy Cooke
Bluey
Cooke GM
Vancouver
Wash
Sun-Derry
Brenda Siday
Ron
Paris
Monroe County
Donald Duncan
Madison
Holliday
Mt. Alry
Goone County Hospital
Tober
Russell Johnson
Boone
Chair County Hospital
Electoral Amendment Shelved In Senate After Hard Fights
After a month of wrangling the Senate shelved a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and provide for direct presidential elections. Sen. Birch Bayh and supporters hoped for a post election session in November to try again. House approval remained in 339 to 7, Nixon endorsed it previously, but no votes were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Birch Bayh
Pat
House
Nixon
Iamaiaaal
Robert J. Dole
R-yan
Bayh
Mansfield
College
Real Estate Transfers Around Mexico City Area
Real to Father and multiple transfers including Gallaher Smith Feutz, Wisdom to Viriten t, Kinney to Fuemmeler, Baird, Stock, Rankin subds, Housing Authority deals, and numerous lots and subdivisions within Mexico City and surrounding townships. Notable entries include Mexico Housing Authority deals, Forrest A. & Quinnie Wonne to Mexico, and various Lot and Add'n transfers in Lakenan Barnes Highland and Gallaher areas.
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Morris
Mexico
W.B. Besheatstart
Sulla Homias
JAG Acceptancé Co
Louis
Ruth Collins
Jon Ji
Dorothy Stock
Record
Veta
Leta M.hudhall
Eddie W.add
Afinia Frobis
Law
Forrest
Quininie Connerence M. Barnes
Forrest A, Sr
Forrest A Jr
Mary G
Citizens Savings
Association Wormeman
Hughes
Forrest’ A
Quinnie Wonne
Man
Forrest A. Sr
Fort Larry L
Sandra Mann
Hester Ann Jesse
Town of
Muldrows
A. P. Green
Wanda L Barbarick
Wan Edward A
Carol Dubrouillet
da. M. Edwards
Edith B
Gallaher-Kent Greenbriarj Schremp
Lakenan
Barnes Southside
Leta Bishop
Mary Yager
Gallaher-Smith-Feutz
Elizabeth Flynn
Wilson
Consid
jSpotswood
Betty L. Fischer
L. A
Lakenan & Barnes Highland
Fischer
Bik
Doyles
Building permits and reroofs issued in Audrain County
Mr. Sewell and nine others issued seven penn reroof permits and approvals by the office of Carl Niederschulte. Permits include J. W. Crowder at 40 Ozark Place for a car port and storage shed for 1800 dollars and Edwin EB Rice for a trailer on rental property at 1519 N Washington St. Chester Bush to place a trailer at 625 N Jeffries. Mrs Kate Leonard to remodel at 805 N Morris for 2000 dollars. Stanley Dean reroof at 1400 Omar for 150 dollars. Ezra Cain reroof 112 Vine for 250 dollars. Ralph C Martin reroof 815 N Olive for 200 dollars. Mexico Lumber Co reroof 624 N Missouri Ave for George Watts 320 dollars. Audrain Lumber Co reroof unspecified property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pat Ested
Pest
Cehtat
Latin Abat
Penn
Sewell
Carl Niederschulte
J. W. Crowder
Ozark Place
Edwin EB. Rice
Washington St
Chester
Ezra ‘Cain
A. W. Meine
Ralph
C. Martin
N. Olive St
Mexico Lumber Co
Missouri Ave
George Watts
Audrain Lumber Co
Local Notices Of Home Repairs And Remodels
A series of ordered entries lists residents and firms undertaking home improvements. Projects include porch replacement, curb and driveway work, reroofing, ceiling paneling, and room renovations on streets such as Neptune Street, Hetdicks Street, Liberty Street, Whitley Street, Mapile Street, Jackson Street, and Southmor Drive. Dollar amounts range from 100 to 800. Names include Otitia Mackay, Pauline Ketter, Mrs. Ralph Null, Margaret Buckner, and Dishman Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grilith
Newsoit
Hetdticks
Otitia Mackay
Liberty
Fon Colllet-Eyans of
Company
Dishmans Construction Co
Hearnes Names Appointments to Health and Tourism Panels
Gov Hearnes announced new appointments in Jefferson City including Dr John W McHaney to the State Mental Health Commission from Jefferson City Dr William Bradshaw and R A Ful enWider to the State Board of Health Col J F Herschend to the tourism commission Col Joseph B Withington to the Advisory Committee on Veterans Affairs Wilson D Hinl named probate judge and magistrate of Ray County succeeding the resigning William T Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Warran
B. Hearnes
John W. McHaney
State Mental Health Commission
William Bradshaw
Clinton
R. A. FulenWider
Jackson Democrat
State Board of Health
Peter’.F. Herschend
Branson Republican
Tourism Commission
Joseph 8. Withington
DeSoto
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Janis ‘Joplin
Hollywood
Vandalia
Wallace’ Thurman
Ed . Harvey
Mike “Mansfield
D-Mont
Coe
Virgil Williams
Soil Service
Laddonia
Clyde Brown
Mar
Jim Ulry
M. Lt. Page
Mgr
United van Lines
Rutter
W. Promenade
Leger
Hearnes
Charmglow Gas Yard
MPL
Missouri Power EF & Light Company
Auis Moniaed
Inestor
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