Sex and drugs linked to Tate murder witness
Los Angeles AP report details defense cross examination of Linda Kasabian in the Sharon Tate murder trial. Attorney Paul Fitzgerald questions her about hallucingenic drug use and participation in group sex at the Spahn Ranch. Kasabian confirms LSD use and multiple other drugs, and testifies about sex acts involving several defendants during sessions under Manson's direction.
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Nixon Seeks Leaded Gas Tax Levy
The Nixon administration proposes a 1.6 billion dollar tax on lead additives in gasoline to curb air pollution and fund federal programs. It accompanies plans to speed gift and estate tax payments and delay auto and telephone excise tax cuts as smog blankets the East Coast. Treasury Secretary Kennedy called the lead tax vital to move toward lead-free fuel, with revenue expected to rise then fall as lead-free gas widens.
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Midi Skirt Rejection by Planes Sparks Uniform Debate
New York AP reports airline attendants oppose the midi hem length. TWA finds midi unpopular and plans a knee-length line in mid August, likely adding pants ensembles. United and Pan Am push varied knee heights, Delta keeps about two inches above the knee, and Emilio Pucci designs for Braniff suggest no immediate lengthening.
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NYC Transit Orders 250 Nickel Stainless Subway Cars
New York City's Transit Authority ordered 250 nickel stainless steel subway cars. Most deliveries are slated for 1971, expanding the fleet for rapid transit.
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Soviet Space Bomb Tested Deepens U S Peril
The Soviet space bomb or FOBS tested from Tyuratam traveled 90 to 130 miles high, orbited Earth in 90 minutes, and could strike targets such as air bases or cities with three megatons. Pentagon officials say no current defense blocks FOBS and warn it advances strategic weapons momentum.
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Troops Kill Belfast Bay Teen in Northern Ireland Clash
British troops killed a teenage boy in Belfast after a mob of Roman Catholic youths attacked soldiers with rocks bottles and gasoline bombs and set an armored car afire.
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