Manson clan may testify in Tate murder penalty
In Los Angeles AP reports Charles Manson and three women followers may testify in the Tate murder penalty phase without opposition. Jurors must choose between life or death as the defense and prosecution outline aims, with witness lists and possible testimony about additional crimes and perjury.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Manson
Miss Tate
Stephen Kay
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Kay
Miss Atkins
Gary Hinman
Tate
Hinman
Fitzgerald
California
Boggs Health Plan Aims at Middle Income Aid
Washington AP report outlines three bills to curb medical costs for middle income families through private pool insurance with federal reinsurance. Sen. Boggs backs pools funded by private insurers to offer affordable catastrophic coverage, while Hogan urges aid tied to high costs. Kennedy and others push broader hospital insurance and education debt relief for doctors in shortage areas.
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Washington
Congress
Sen. J. Caleb Boggs
Del
Senate
Boggs
Lawrence J. Hogan
R-Ma
Hogan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Macs
Kennedy
Nixon
Nick Galifianakis
D-N.c
Galifianakis
Husband Wife Donate Kidneys to Children
Farmer Edward Klein has already given one kidney to his son Michael and plans to have wife Mrs Klein donate a kidney to Bruce. Both boys had kidney and spleen removal surgeries and face ongoing medical treatment. The family faces $30,000 in debt from costs and a poor crop year worsened their finances.
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Edward Klein
Sawyer
N.D
Michael
Tiny
Bruce
Minneapolis
West Virginia votes to restore death penalty
West Virginia Senate votes 21 to 12 to reinstate capital punishment for certain murder and rape crimes six years after abolition. The bill moves to the House of Delegates amid cooler sentiment, with party split voting and discussion by Sen. Holliday.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
State Senate
House of Delegates
Robert K
Scientists Seek Relief For Hay Fever Victims
Baltimore scientists and physicians met at Good Samaritan Hospital to discuss new allergy treatments. Hopkins researchers are testing alum injections and allergoid injections to shorten immunization and reduce side effects, while Harvard and Hopkins experts debate interrupting allergen antibody reactions to ease symptoms.
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Baltimore
Good Samaritan Hospital
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
American Academy of Allergy
Philip S. Norman
Hopkins
David Marsh
Norman
Kimishigi Ishizaka
K. Frank Austen
Sor
Medicine
Harvard
Austen
Mandel Favors Special Polls For Vacancies In Maryland
Governor Marvin Mandel announced a bill to create a special primary and special general election to fill any vacancy in Maryland's congressional delegation between elections. The move follows an attorney general opinion favoring party nominating committees and a later special vote if a vacancy arises. Mandel has broad support from leaders of both parties in the General Assembly.
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Annapolis
Cap
Marvin Mandel
Maryland General Assembly
Nixon
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Mandel
Morton
U.S. Senate
House of Delegates
Maryland Senate
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Cline
Olde Deerfielde
Ace Wickes
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Lauan
Frederick
Old Washington Pike
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