Manson Sentenced to Death Row Then Life Imprisonment
The article notes Charles Manson was condemned to death for the Tate Saboanca murders but likely will spend life on San Quentin’s death row. He received life sentences for the LaBianca关联 slayings and related trials, while Judge Raymond Choate questioned any mystical influence and warned of ongoing danger to society.
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Charlies Manson
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Donald “Shorty” Shea
Gary Hinman
Manson
Superior Court
Raymond Choate
Choate
The Vice Presidency in the 1972 Election
The piece weighs Vice Presidential prospects amid Democratic and Republican contests for the 1972 nomination. It notes Keating’s forgotten plan for a second VP, cites recent administrations using the office, and argues the role has risen from limbo under Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Agnew.
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Kenneth Keating
New York
Kennedy
Johnson
Humphrey
Nixon
Agnew
Chile under Allende faces widening economic and civil unrest
After 13 months in power President Salvador Allende confronts shortages and inflation. Protests in Santiago, state of emergency, and government control of food distribution follow a slump in copper prices and wage boosts. Opposition is divided and the army unrest is muted for now.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Santiago
Nixon Country Up East Faces Squeeze Play
The New Hampshire primary tests Nixon as liberal Pate McCloskey and a right wing challenger threaten the president with a split GOP. Loeb and Peterson factions battle, while McCloskey gains support and Nixon faces maneuvering over China policy ahead of March voting.
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EFL
Yankee New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
New Hampshire
Nixon
California
Pate McCloskey
Peking
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
University of Michigan
McCarthy
Johnson
McCloskey
New York
University Club
Manchester
Loeb
Peterson
White House
Pete McCloskey
Manchester Union
China
Air Force One
Yellowbelly Express
Portsmouth Herald
Kennedy Endorsement Sparks California Muskie Split
The Muskie campaign gains a high profile California boost as Sen Tunney endorses him, provoking reactions from Sen Cranston and signaling shifts among liberal Democrats. Jackson’s New Hampshire strategy looms as a potential turning point with Kennedy’s wary stance shaping the race.
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California
Alan Cranston
Sen
Muskie
Tunney
Cranston
Henry M. Jackson
New Hampshire
Jackson
Florida
Sen. Jackson
Sen. Kennedy
Butz Narrowly Confirmed as Agriculture Secretary
Dr Earl L Butz won Senate approval 51 to 44 after a string of pledges to boost farm aid and price supports He pledged spending on soil conservation rural electrification and farm programs while Republicans pressed for faster action and critics warned against favoritism for large farmers.
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Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Butz
U.S
Senate
White House
Ezra Benson
Kizra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Purdue University
Agriculture Department
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Maryland
Mathias
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
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Kansas
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Howard Baker
Tenessee
Tun
Rural Electrification Administration
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Hubert H. Humphrey
Midwest
Humphrey
More On That Game Plan for 1972 Democrats
A columnist outlines two Republican schemes for 1972. Plan A: block Dems by pulling telephony lines and nominating Nixon unopposed. Plan B: at Miami convention, Nixon speaks extemporaneously, boos and hissing ensue, then polls show a Nixon lead.
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Miami
Nixon
Thieu
Kent Corey
San Fernando Valley
Democratic Assn
Henry Kissinger
Disneyland
Monroe News-Star profiles staff and publishing details
The Monroe News-Star outlines its publication conduct and staff history including owners publishers and executives. It notes afternoon daily distribution except weekends and its independence from party politics while crediting the Associated Press and national advertising reps.
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Obert Ewing Jr
Monroe News-Star
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