Kasabian Says Manson Was The Devil In Visions At Tate Trial
Linda Kasabian testified that on the night of the Tate murders she had visions linking Charles Manson to the devil and feared for her baby Tatya. She recalled fleeing the scene with fear Charlie might kill them, and described Manson’s influence during Spahn Ranch discussions.
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Patricia Krenwinkel
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Bishop Walsh To Meet With Pope Paul in Rome
Bishop James Walsh who was freed after 12 years in Communist China will travel from Hong Kong to Rome to meet Pope Paul VI on August 27. After a week in Rome he will visit Cumberland, Maryland, to reunite with five sisters and a brother. The 79 year old Maryland native has been regaining strength at Maryknoll Hospital and expects no health issues for the trip.
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Betsy Walsh
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Red Cross
Senate to Override Nixon on 4.4 Billion Education Bill
Washington AP report says Senate expected to pass a 4.4 billion education funding bill for fiscal 1971 over President Nixon, after House veto override. Democratic sponsors push two thirds support. Republicans doubt sustainment. If approved, second veto override this year follows June hospital aid bill.
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Fleas On Governor's Dog Carry Bubonic Plague
Governor David F. Cargo reports fleas infected with bubonic plague found on his family's dog Snoopy. Officials say the dog has been defleaed and poses little risk to the family. The comment comes as New Mexico records its fifth plague case of the year, linked to wild rabbits and rodents.
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Election Officials To Huddle Over Blair Ball
Annapolis AP A meeting is planned between Republican gubernatorial hopeful Peter James and state election and legal officials to discuss a Washington Blair fundraiser ball. Maryland law requires disclosure of all funds riding committees. charges say Blair for Governor and its partners held a $1,000 per couple event and prepaid $9,000 to the Hilton before registration. The state attorney general investigates, Secretary of State Blair Lee II seeks disqualification if Blair remains in the race. James accuses Agnew of trying to buy the Maryland governor’s seat. he may request Nixon intervene.
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Lebanon elects new president by one vote
Suleiman Franjieh, Lebanon's fifth president, won by 50 to 49 on the third ballot in a violent parliamentary session. Fistfights, gunfire, and a hand grenade incident marked the final vote, with Franjieh set to take office on September 23 for a six year term.
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Franjieh
Camille Chamoun
Sarkis
Sabri Hamadeh
Hamadeh
Michel Sassin
Namadeh
Sassin
Charles Helon
Early Ruling Sought On 18 Year Old Vote
The Nixon administration asks the Supreme Court for an expedited ruling on the constitutionality of the 18 year old vote and related provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1970. Idaho and Arizona are named defendants, with broader implications for 48 states while several states have begun complying or resisting the act.
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Pasquale di Falco Aids in Food Poisoning Case
LADISPOLI AP reports Pasquale di Falco a stout policeman ate two cream puffs from a batch suspected of making customers ill. He spoke at the hospital where 16 others were treated for food poisoning. Doctors said all would recover.
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Close Vote Seen On Safeguard
Washington AP Sen Edward Brooke launches a third Senate bid to curb the Safeguard antimissile system. A final vote is set for Wednesday after an agreement barred attempts to halt expansion. The $322 million for two new sites would fund upgrades to existing sites. Brooke seeks to keep 47 supporters, needs two more, and bets SALT talks help his case. Proxmire’s fly before you buy amendment failed 43 22 and McCarthy urged governors need White House permission to deploy guards in troubled areas citing Kent State killings.
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