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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1971

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Manson, Girls Convicted In Tate Murders

Manson and three women convicted of 27 murder counts in the August 1969 Tate murder spree and the LaBianca killings. Trial heard how followers carried out orders to kill to trigger a race war. Linda Kasabian testified as the key witness, detailing the slaughter at the Benedict Canyon estate and the brutal scenes surrounding Tate, Sebring, Frykowski, Folger, and Parent.

Manson Miss. Atkins Miss Tate Miss Krenwinkel Miss van Houten Leno Rosemary LaBianca Maxwell Keith Leslie Fitzgerald Benedict Canyon Roman Polanski Jay Sebring Wojiciech Frykowski Abi- Gail Folger Stephen Parent

Witness Grieves For Manson Family

Milford New Hampshire LINDA Kasabian, the chief witness in the California trial of Charles Manson and three women on murder charges, spoke after guilty verdicts. She said she was not surprised and that her heart grieves for the defendants. Kasabian, once part of Manson's hippie family, testified she was with the group during the Tate murders and received immunity for her testimony.

Fitzgerald Tate Manson Irving Kanarek Spahn Linda Kasabian Manson Family Milford N.H. Cap California Charles Manson

Maryland 18 Year Old Vote Bill Heads to House

Maryland Senate approves the 18 year old voting constitutional amendment 41 to 0 amid swift handling and urgent debate. The bill, backed by Sen. Steny Hoyer, advances to the House where passage is likely. dual registration must remain for 1972 unless voters approve the amendment. Willard A. Morris notes the 1972 election can run under the divided system but increased risk of error.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly Senate House of Delegates Steny H. Hoyer Prince Georges Frederick C. Malkus Lower Shore Hoyer Malkus Marvin Mandel Prince Georges County Julian L. Lapides D. Balto Clarence M Mitchell TI House Maryland Willard A. Morris

Ecuador Ship Seizure Talks Hit Deadlock

U S and Ecuadorative talks on fishing rights collapsed, risking a diplomatic downturn. Secretary Rogers and Jose Maria Ponce Yepes met to stop seizures of American vessels, twelve reported since Jan 11, with the U S suspending military sales and threatening reprisals if seizures continue.

William P. Rogers Ponce Yepes Organization of American States Rogers Ecuador

Study Finds Radiation Levels Within Safe Limits

Washington report says a 10 year study confirms the validity of basic radiation protection criteria used by agencies to regulate exposure. The National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements urges lowering exposure for pregnant women to 0.5 rems during pregnancy and tightens skin and thyroid limits while keeping the yearly 0.17 rem per person standard.

Washington National Council On Radiation Protection John F. Gorman Arthur R. Tamplin United States Gorman Tamplin Lawrence Radiation Laboratory University of California At Livermore Atomic Energy Commission Lauriston Taylor The National Council Dras Council AEC Public Health Service

Eisenhower dollar design unveiled with no silver content

Philadelphia AP report notes the first postwar $1 coin depicts Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and the American eagle. The coin will be cupronickel, 40 percent silver in proofs but copper-nickel for general circulation, replacing earlier silver or gold denominations and aiming for a heroic likeness. The piece is unveiled by Frank Gasparro and Mary T Brooks during a large press demonstration.

Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S. Mint Frank Gasparro Mary T. Brooks Mint Gasparro Iire

Bat Numbers Drop Sparks UK Conservation Survey

British naturalists fear a bat decline in the country and the Council for Nature sponsors a survey inviting natural history societies to submit protection ideas. The Habitats journal says results will aid conservation policy development for bats.

London Council For Nature Natural History Societies Council Habitat

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