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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1970

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Kasabian Freed After Testimony in Manson Case

Linda Kasabian, star witness in the Tate murder trial, was released from custody after immunity was granted and murder conspiracy charges dropped. She described feeling no different despite freedom and planned to finish her testimony while remaining under guard. The trial continued with Manson and his followers facing ongoing cross examinations and motions regarding courtroom conditions.

Sharon Tate Hall of Justice Manson Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie van Houten Kasabian Ronald Hughes Aaron Stovitz Stovitz Singhes

Nixon Warned He’d Be Blamed Over Pornography Commission

A packet of letters shows President Nixon was warned months ago he would be blamed if he did not fire the Commission on Pornography staff and most members. Charles Keating urged replacing 12 of 18 members and installing a new staff, amid talk the draft reports favored repealing adult obscenity laws and strengthening controls for children. White House said the commission did not belong to Nixon and that it was formed by a prior administration.

Washington Nixon Commission On Pornography Charles H. Keating Jr Robert N. C. Nix D-Pa White House Lyndon B. Johnson Keating Cincinnati Citizens For Decent Literature, Inc Nix Ronald L. Ziegler

Magistrate's Wife Found Strangled in Maryland Home

Magistrate George E. Heffner reported his 54 year old wife Gwendolyn found strangled in their Fullerton apartment. Police questioned residents as investigators sought a motive while noting the residence showed disorder. Heffner, a Democrat, had returned from court duties earlier Thursday night.

Fullerton Baltimore County George E. Heffner Gwendolyn Col Elmer F. Adams Police Administrative Services Heffner Rosedale Adams Col. Adams Marvin Mandel

SALT Talks Conclude Second Round in Vienna Palace

United States and Soviet Union finish the second round of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks in Vienna, agreeing to start a third round in Helsinki on Nov 2. After 32 secret meetings in four months, chief delegates Gerard Smith and Vladimir Semonov signed a joint communique at Belvedere Palace.

Vienna United States Soviet Union Helsinki Gerard Smith Vladimir Semenov Belvedere Palace

Uruguayan gov considers unauthenticated Tupamaro note

In Montevideo officials studied a Buenos Aires message suggesting Tupamaros might threaten a Brazilian diplomat held by the group. The note, delivered like prior messages, cites possible “revolutionary justice” for Aloysio Gomide while promising to halt actions if Uruguay frees about 150 prisoners.

Montevideo Uruguay Buenos Aires Claude L. Fly Plate Estuary Dan A. Mitrione Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide Dias Gomide Fly Agriculture Ministry America Justice Commission of United Nations Mitrione

Broadcast Campaign Spending Restrictions Spark Battle

Washington AP reports a House Senate conference panel produced a bitter partisan clash over a bill to curb broadcast campaign spending for major public offices in this year’s general election. GOP leaders oppose expedited enactment while Democrats push fall start. vote planned in the House before a 3 1/2 week recess.

Washington House-Senate Conference Committee Senate Hugh Scott GOP House

Agnew and Fulbright Clash in Senate Exchange

Vice President Spiro Agnew and Senator J W Fulbright clashed on the Senate floor after a luncheon speech. Agnew praised Rep. Mendel Rivers for backing efforts against Communism in Southeast Asia and Russia in the Middle East. Fulbright then accused Agnew, while presiding, of engaging in character assassination. He offered no direct reply.

Washington Spiro Agnew J.W. Fulbright D Srk Senate Rep Mendel Rivers D-S.c Thas South- East Asia Russia Middle East Sen. Fulbright Fulbright

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