Manson jury imposes death penalty to protect society
Los Angeles AP report says one juror declared the death verdict aimed at protecting society after nine months of trial for Charles Manson Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie Van Houten and Susan Atkins. The seven men and five women jury chose gas chamber punishment over life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Tate-LaBianca
Manson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
There's Still Justice Says Miss Tate's Father
Miss Tate's father Lt. Col. Paul J. Tate, a retired Army intelligence officer, says justice is served after a jury sentenced Charles Manson and three accomplices to death for the August 1969 murders that killed actress Sharon Tate and six others. He described years of pursuit and said he wanted the death penalty but warned there is no jubilation, only a sense that justice has been done.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Army
Paul J. Tate
Doris
Charles Manson
Miss Tate
Tate
Roman Polanski
Hood College Talk By Sadie Brown Draws Protest
Sadie Brown of the Washington DC Women s Liberation Movement spoke at Hood College Rosenstock Hall. A male reporter covering the event was asked to leave by Miss Brown before her remarks.
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Sadie Brown
Washington, D.C
Women’s Liberation Movement
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
Miss Brown
Calley Convicted in My Lai Massacre Murder Fate in Jury
Lt. William Calley Jr. faces a life or death sentence after a six officer jury convicted him of murdering at least 22 civilians in My Lai. Sentencing hinges on jury agreement with five voting for life or all six for death.
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FT. Benning
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Miami
Fla
Stockade
Associated Press
Fire Log Report with Multiple County Calls
Fire calls in the Harney Carroll county area include a kitchen fire on Broad Street and Holter Road reported at 4 15 pm with Emmitsburg, a brush fire at 7 35 pm with Middletown, a building fire at Monrovia Store at 9 49 pm with New Market and Independents, and a chimney fire near Route 180 at 10 08 pm with Independents. Truck fire on Route 40 at 7 24 am with Independents responding. Ambulance activity shows 6 Emergency and 8 Routine calls. Jail population lists 38 males and 3 females.
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Harney
Emmitsburg
Carroll County
Broad Street
Holter Road
Middletown
Monrovia
New Market
Independents
Willis Derr
Route 180
E. Patrick St
Microbiological Associates seeks rezoning for new Walkersville lab
Frederick County commissioners took no action on Microbiological Associates request to rezone 54 acres along Biggs Ford Road from A-1 agricultural to M-1 for a new 2 million dollar laboratory. Company plans move from Bethesda to Walkersville, initially employing 135 people, with community support noted.
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Margaret Hindman
Frederick County
Microbiological Associates
Biggs Ford Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Rosenstock
Vincent Ruwet
Bethesda
Walkersville
Rockville
Rowet
Lawrence Dorsey
Red Cross Aided 50 Area Families
A report of Salvation Army activities for the four weeks ending March 25 shows 50 families assisted Brig E B Harriss states. The advisory committee meeting noted 15 transients visited the home 51 meals provided gas to one stranded motorist lodging for 26 people including a five person family for three nights groceries for 27 families 20 more families received clothing heat for one family and bus fare for another. Major Charles V Main chaired the meeting and plans for the annual report meeting April 29 at 6 30 p m at Hotel Frederick were discussed.
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Salvation Army
Brig
E. B. Harriss
Charles V. Main
United Givers Fund Agency
Hotel Frederick
Stock Market Steady Amid Cautious Trading In New York
New York AP reports stock prices showed little movement in moderate trading as investors pulled back waiting for positive economic developments.
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New York
Nixon sets flexible wage limits for building trades
President Nixon signed an executive order creating a flexible wage and price system for the construction industry. The plan uses craft-by-craft labor-management review boards and a Davis-Bacon Act framework to enforce wage limits, targeting about 6 percent annual increases, with a 12 member Construction Industry Stabilization Committee overseeing outcomes.
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Washington
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Administration
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Chamber Opposes Pay Hike In Inflationary Bill
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce denounces a proposed administration bill to raise judges salaries by 7500 dollars annually as inflationary. The board approved and presented the statement to the Frederick Delegation at Annapolis. Executive vice president Richard D. Hammond signed. The bill passed the House of Delegates last week.
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Frederick
Richard D. Hammond
Rails Seek 600 Million Subsidy To Bar Takeover
Washington AP railroads petition Congress for 600 million dollars yearly aid to avert government takeover and level profits with other transport modes. George Smathers warns of worsening losses, bankruptcies, and deteriorating service if not funded. ASTRO report urges 36 billion in government industry support over 11 years and regulatory overhaul.
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Rails
Washington
Congress
George Smathers
Florida
Association of American Railroads
Smathers
Senate
Surface Transportation Subcommittee
France
West Germany
Japan
Vance Hartke
Penn Central
America
Sound Trans
Portation Review Organization
ASTRO
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Court House Park
Bert Rollins
Clater Smith
Court House
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Marie Mesmer
Hall of Justice
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Reid Kennedy
Red Cross
Chamber
CIA
Frederick Community College
Lois Palmer
Linda Halfley
Joan Dalrymple
Linda Iacelli
Central
Intelligence Agency
Sagner
Linda Ridgway
Jackie
Rhe
FCC
Alan Neff
Jean B. Zellman
National Bureau of Standards
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