Wild bearded man linked as key Tate case figure
In Los Angeles investigations, Charles Manson, a bushy bearded 35 year old, is described as a pivotal figure in the Tate murder case. Prosecutors say a Manson-led group killed Sharon Tate and four others after a pregnant Tate pleaded for her baby.
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Fired executive sues Nixon to keep NMFA post
Raymond A. Lapin filed federal suit in Washington seeking to halt his dismissal as head of the Federal National Mortgage Association. He alleges Nixon acted in bad faith and that the firing was part of an unlawful scheme. Lapin claims he refused resignations with praise and notes the job was a lucrative patronage post.
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Fence built in Kanha Park to save swamp deer
In India at Kanha National Park a barbed wire barrier has been erected to protect dwindling swamp deer whose numbers fell from nine percent to seventy in a year. Park custodians suspect tiger predation is reducing the deer population.
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Swing Time in White House
Washington AP reports the White House hosted a one day governors conference on drugs and navieties with jazz and pop music. The event featured Al Hirt and The 3rd Dimension as governors and their families viewed drug education displays. Nixon urged a sense of idealism to inspire pride in the country.
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Agnew outlines ten commandments of protest at governors’ meeting
Vice President Spiro Agnew described ten protest commandments during a White House conference on drug abuse. He claimed these were promoted by an "unspoken minority" and urged a traditional approach to debate and policy. The list included speech and program demands, reverence for history, and opposition to long slogans.
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Moon dust exposure tightens Apollo quarantine
At the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston, 11 people were placed in quarantine after a glove break exposed workers to moon dust. Russell Harmon said 30 others inside could have been exposed, with officials noting the risk was very small but quarantines remain strict to prevent lunar disease spread. Charles Conrad Jr and Richard F. Gordon Jr. were involved in briefing after the incident.
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1963 Smithsonian Expedition Finds 700 Year Old Char Fossils
Smithsonian Institution expedition artifacts include char coal dated about 700 years old from Medicronesian lands. Other archaeologists uncovered ornaments and implements such as shell axes, necklaces, bracelets, shell needles, and human bones.
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