Indictment in Tate Slayings Shocks Los Angeles
A Los Angeles grand jury indicted Charles Manson and four followers plus two more defendants in the Tate murder case and related killings. The panel also charged the group in the LaBianca deaths, with testimony cited from a key witness who admitted her role in the seven slayings.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Tate
Charles M. Manson
Susan Denise Atkins
Charles D. Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Linda Kasabian
Leslie Lankston
Lena LaBianca
Rosemary
Watson
Miss Atkins
Miss Krenwinkel
Kasabian
Bel Air
Miss Tate
Roman Polanski
Jay Sebring
Wojciech “Woitych’ Frokowski
Frykowski
Abigail Folger
Steven Parent
Manson
William B. Keene
Miss Lankston
McKinney
Tex
Mobile
Ala
Independence
Calif
Death Valley
Grand Jury
Depouty Dist
Atty
Aaron H. Stovitz
Daniel DeCarlo
Gary Hinmly
Malibu
Robert A. Bausoliel
Bausoliel
Richard Caballero
God
Jesus
Satan
L A Police and Panthers clash in four hour Los Angeles siege
Police say Panthers tried to intimidate officers prompting a raid on the Los Angeles headquarters. The four hour siege left six wounded including three officers as authorities seized 25 automatic weapons and other arms. Panthers and Negro spokesmen decry the raid as a national plot to destroy the party.
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Los Angeles
Charles Garry
Panthers
Oakland
Chicago
Harold Gates
Gates
Panther
Mervyn M. Dymally
Garry
Black Panther Party
David Hilliard
Constiner Named National JA Committee Chairman
Dale Constiner, director of industrial and public relations for Black Clawson Co., Shuttle Division, is named national chairman of the American Society for Personnel Administration's Junior Achievement committee. The two year appointment tasks him with supporting ASPA chapters to back JA participation and updating the JA personnel director role. He also oversees the national JA personnel director's award.
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Dale Constiner
Black Clawson Co
American Society For Personnel Administration
Black Clawson
ASPA
Constiner
Picketing Over Black Santa At Cincinnati Store
SCLC members picketed downtown department store Shillito's Lazarus division after the store declined to hire black Santa Clauses. Rev Otis Moss led the protest as Lazarus and local business leaders discussed the request.
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Cincinnati
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lazarus Plantation
Fred Lazarus III
Shillito’s
Otis Moss
SCLC
Moss
Lazarus
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Stubenvolle
McAplin
Retail Merchants Association
Youth Faces Six Charges After Chase in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, 20 year old Boyd White faces 10 to 25 years on six charges after an auto chase in which police fired at him. He pleaded guilty to three armed robbery counts, one shooting to kill and wound, possession of a hypodermic needle, and morphine possession. Sentences run concurrently. White, an escapee from Pendleton Reformatory, entered pleas in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court before Judge Robert Wood.
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Cincinnati
Boyd White
White
Hamilton County
Inhalation Therapist Beiser Earns Registry Status
Gary Beiser of Middletown Hospital has passed the registry examination becoming the 827th registered inhalation therapist in the country. He has led the inhalation therapy department since 1965 after completing a program at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Gary Beiser
Middletown Hospital
Beiser
University of Pennsylvania
Safeguard Survives House Vote as Senate Challenge Looms
The Safeguard anti missile system won a 25 to 78 defeat of critics in the House who sought to remove 345 million for deployment from a 70 billion defense bill. The plan would fund initial Safeguard sites in Montana and North Dakota next year. Senate approval is still uncertain.
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Washington
House
Senate
Montana
North Dakota
Sidney R. Yates
D-Ill
Mahon
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Safeguard
U.S
Army
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Europe
Planes for Nationalist China Face Senate Hurdle
A 54.5 million request to supply Chiang Kai-shek’s air force with fighters faces Senate committee rejection and potential hold ups to Nixon’s foreign aid package. House Appropriations approved the item while defeating extra money for South Korea. The clash tests amid year end rush and a 1.9 billion foreign aid ceiling.
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Washington
China
House
Senate
Nixon
Appropriations
South Korea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chiang Kai-shek
House Appropriations Committee
Increase in light-weight trucks over medium-size ones
The article notes that almost 80 percent of U S trucks weigh 10 000 pounds or less and that the share of medium-sized trucks has declined in recent years reflecting a shift toward lighter vehicles.
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Chicago
United States
Seventy Lions Volunteer for Salvation Army Kettle Day
Seventy Lions Club members will staff Salvation Army kettle locations on Friday December 19 under co chairs Don Roberson and Dale Linden. The goal is 1000 in collections and cash or checks will be accepted. Kettles run 11 30 to 1 30 at nine sites and 7 to 8 30 at other places.
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Lions! Club
Salvation Army
Don Roberson
Dale Linden
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