Manson Disrupts Court as Penalty Phase Opens
Charles Manson sparked chaos in the penalty hearing for the Tate murder case by insulting Judge Charles Older and punching his attorney Irving Kanarek. Testimony by Bernard Crowe linked to Manson finances and a pre-October shooting preceded the outbursts as jurors weigh life in prison or the death penalty.
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Charles Older
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Bernard Crowe
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Manson Clan
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Tex” Watson
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Irving
Kanarek
Arthur Rubenstein at 84 Reflects on Life and Music
The famed pianist Arthur Rubenstein, marking his 84th birthday, speaks of happiness without “ifs” and his love of music. He details RCA lunch, career notes, and his ongoing U.S. tour with 46 of 100 annual concerts, while sharing views on aging, travel, and mentoring young musicians.
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la Cote Basque
RCA Records
U.S
Lodz
Poland
Paris
Slain Boy's Corneas Used In Transplants
Cincinnati police report Steven Howarth 16 was fatally struck with a baseball bat. His corneas were transplanted to two recipients at Jewish Hospital and Chris Hospital. The boy's mother Vera Cooper of Dayton arranged the donation. Guy Thompson 17 faces first degree manslaughter charges.
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Iwo
Karen Howart
Steve Howarth
Howarth
Vera ‘Cooper
Dayton
Courter Tech High School
General Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Chris Hospital
Nixon revenue sharing plan threatens pet urban programs
President Nixon sent a fiscal 1972 revenue sharing proposal to Congress totaling 11.1 billion in special purpose bloc grants and 5 billion general purpose funds. The plan would roll back federal guidelines for many programs including Model Cities urban renewal and Title I aid while outlining six grant areas and future apportionment debates.
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Nixon
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Education For the
Eisenhowers Move Into Newport Ocean Front Apartment
David Eisenhower and his wife Julie have moved into an ocean front apartment in Newport Rhode Island. David, grandson of the late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, attends Naval Officers Candidate School at Newport Naval Base and is due to graduate March 12. Julie is the daughter of President Nixon.
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Naval Officers Candidate School
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