Woman To Testify On Tate Slayings
Los Angeles AP report shows Susan Atkins, 21, pledging to testify before a grand jury about the Tate and LaBianca murders. Prosecutors eye indictment of Charles Manson and several followers, Atkins may become a principal witness if she waives self incrimination. other clan members are jailed or under investigation as cases unfold.
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Tex
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Russell
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Stovitz
Atkins
Mills Says Passage Of Tax Bill Is Essential
Washington AP The chief House tax architect Rep Wilbur D Mills says Congress will agree on tax reform and send it to the President before Christmas. He notes the Senate altered the bill and cites keeping the 5 percent surtax through June 30, 1970 and opposition to raising the personal exemption. Mills warns of conference deadlines and late work if needed.
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Ways and Means Committee
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D-Tenn
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George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Committee
Lugar Defeats Lindsay for National League of Cities Vice President
In San Diego AP reports Republican Richard Lugar of Indianapolis won the National League of Cities vice presidency, defeating John Lindsay 376 to 281. Lugar’s win positions him for the presidency next December in Atlanta, as Lindsay’s urban policy stance and Democratic endorsement shifted the intra league balance.
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New York
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National League of Cities
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Lugar
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NLC
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Maddox Delivers Critical Address In Baton Rouge
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox spoke in Baton Rouge railing at parasites and socialists and criticizing hosts for a weak turnout at a fund raising dinner and rally. He teased a possible suit against Democratic Party leaders while pledging to stay in the party and purge “wild eyed parasites” from it.
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Georgia
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Maddox
Independence Hall
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CSCE
George Wallace
American Party
Louisiana
Moxie
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New Orleans
Courtney
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Supreme Court
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Communist Party
Democratic Party
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Agnew
Governor seeks investigation at Charity Hospital
Governor John McKeithen requests an inquiry into alleged unethical conduct in New Orleans Charity Hospital radiology. He asks the hospital board and Tulane and LSU medical schools to probe Dr Raymon Mouton’s private practice while employed full time. A study on spheres of authority between the board and medical schools is announced, amid criticism of hospital conditions and cleanliness.
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John McKeithen
New Orleans
Charity Hospital
McKeithen
Newsmen
Hospital Board of Directors
Tulane
Louisiana State University Medical Schools
Raymon Mouton
Department of Radiology
Hospital
Stewart
Carl Smith
Hospital Board of Administrators
Radio and TV Licenses Linked to Washington Bias
The speaker asserts that licensing power over radio and TV stations is used to push socialistic and biased policies. He claims station owners, who also own major newspapers, must follow what he describes as Washington-driven, weak-on-America governance.
Congress Leaders Say Bills To Pass Congress
Congress leaders say money bills could pass this year without a post Christmas session despite President Nixon threatening a Dec 26 special session. Key bills include the 70 billion defense appropriation and Labor HEW, with potential floor fights over Safeguard ABM and desegregation riders. Mansfield plans long hours and possible weekend sessions to complete work.
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Senate
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Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Ford
Princess Alice of Battenberg Dies at Buckingham Palace
Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark, mother of Prince Philip, dies in her sleep at Buckingham Palace at age 84 after long illness. Born Princess Alice, she was Victoria’s great granddaughter, sister of Earl Mountbatten, and widow of a Greek prince. Her son Philip spent part of his childhood in Britain after the 1924 Greek exodus.
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Sweden
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George II
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Britain
New System Recommended For Kentucky Public Defender
The Legislative Research Commission backs a state financed defender system for Kentucky. currently judges assign unpaid counsel to poor defendants. Separately, estimates say Great Salt Lake contains about 5.7 billion tons of salt capable of meeting U S industrial and domestic needs for over two centuries.
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Legisative Research Commission
Kentucky
Great Salt Lake
United States
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