Manson And The Girls To Get Sentences
Los Angeles AP reports Charles Manson and three female followers face formal sentencing today in the Sharon Tate murder case. Judge Charles H. Older may reduce death sentences to life, while defense moves seek juror testimony and a new trial.
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Los Angeles
Harles Manson
Womn
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Older
Maxwell Keith
Leslie van Houten
Keith
Life Magazine
William McBride
Vincent Bugliosi
Middletown Symphony under McKinney earns musical trust
Conductor Bruce McKinney steadily cultivates musical sensitivity in the Middletown Symphony. Last night in Dave Finkelman Auditorium the program featured Bach and Russian pieces with notable cello and flute solos, a strong brass display, and an orchestral no/orch texture. Student winners Hollenbaugh and Perry showed promise yet lacked full artistic dedication. plans for 1971 72 include McKinney’s return and new season prospects.
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Bruce McKinney
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Lous B. McCallay
Bach
Jesus
Eldletown
Lindov
Janet Molnar
Glinka
Rimsky-Korsakov
Moussorgsky
Bald Mountain
Richard ‘Hollenbaugh
Haydn
Jenny Lynn Perry
Massenet
Greig
Unusual Museums in Germany Attract Niche Tourists
Travel notes highlight 130 offbeat museums across Germany. The Schorndorf thimble museum preserves one example of every thimble. Aschaffenburg hosts a bedbug museum with 400 varieties, alongside a 2 200 drink Schnapps Museum and a clock museum. Carry a ballpoint pen and notebook for travel notes.
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Germany
Schorndorf
Stuttgart
Aschaffenburg
Bavaria
Nixon backs FBI chief Hoover says Dole
NORWALK Ohio AP President Nixon holds FBI director J Edgar Hoover in high regard and backs his policies. National Republican chairman Robert Dole told 600 at the Huron County McKinley Club gathering that Nixon wants to fight crime not fight the crime fighters. He also argued against announcing a date to withdraw all American forces from Southeast Asia.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
National Republican Party
Robert Dole
Dole
Huron County
McKinley Club
Southeast Asia
Nixson
South Vietnam
Frozen Baby Survives Alaska Ordeal At 50 Below
Sharla Johnson seven months old survived exposure after being found under a pine tree in Fairbanks. Doctors say her body was stiff and temperature could not be measured. Rescue included mouth to mouth resuscitation and water immersion. after hours her temp rose to normal. Her mother Wilma Johnson died the same day. Sharla spent weeks in care and is now back home with family. Community help poured in from a state jail crew and others in the region.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Sharla Johnson
Sharla
Anj
W. ‘J. James
Tanana Valley Clinic
Martha Kowalski
James
Wilma Johnson
Nixon blasts welfare as failure and calls for reform
President Nixon told GOP governors in Williamsbu rg that the welfare system forces some workers to feel like fools while others gain from not working. He called the system a monumental failure and urged passage of family assistance reform to curb rising costs and moral fallout, praised California's Ronald Reagan and New York's Nelson Rockefeller for pushing reforms.
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Williamsburg
Nixon
United States
Congress
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Open warfare warned if priorities not reordered says Mayor Stokes
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes urged a national shift in priorities to avoid open warfare after citing terrorism and the Capitol bombing. He announced he would not run for a third term, planned to stay active in 1972 politics, and discussed helping minority groups engage in government.
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Cleveland
Ohio
America
Carl B. Stokes
Ifare
Stoks
Stokes
Lathers
Vantage: the only full flavor cigarette with low tar
An advertisement extols Vantage cigarettes highlighting a special filter hole for flavor and a blend of full flavored tobaccos. It claims Vantage offers full flavor with low tar, avoiding loss of taste while reducing tar exposure.
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Vantage
Lawyer On Personnel Program In Butler County
The Director of the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's Legislative Council will discuss progress on the Civil Rights Act of 1965 with members of the Butler County Area Personnel Association on Wednesday. Sonia Fuentes, attorney and bar member, will appear before the association at Elks Country Club on Rt. 4. Fuentes has served with the commission since 1965 and is a Cornell graduate with a University of Miami Law degree.
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Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Legislative Council
Butler County Area Personnel Association
Sonia Fuentes
Bar
Florida
District of Columbia
U. S. Supreme Court
Personnel
Elks Country Club
Fuen
Fuentes
Commission
Cornell University
University of Miami School of Law
Coral Gables, Fla
Truslow to Speak on Independent School Role at Rotary
Walter Truslow headmaster of Miami Valley School Dayton will address the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn. He will discuss the role of the independent school today and its impact on education.
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Walter Truslow
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Truslow
Miami Valley School
Dayton
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Iverne Carter
California Institution For Women
Frontera
Manson
San Quentin Prison
Miss Tate
Miss van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Gory Pavel
Dorothy Yoder
Travel Department
First National Bank
No. Main St
Rhine Valley
Bremen
Lubeck
Hent
Sen. Dole
Dorothy Freesto
Fairbanks News-Miner
Joseph
Robert Oligeny
Johnson
Department of the Army
Mrs. Oligney
Mom
Stoke
Northern Ireland
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
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