Tate Trial Manson's Attorney Jailed for Contempt
In Los Angeles Charles Manson's attorney Irving Kanarek was jailed for three nights for contempt after interrupting testimony in the Sharon Tate murder trial. Judge Charles Older ordered the detention amid disruptions during Danny DeCarlo's testimony about Manson aiming to spark a black white war and killings. Manson, 35, and followers Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie Van Houten and Susan Atkins face murder conspiracy charges for the August 1969 slayings.
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Los Angeles
Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Kanarek
Afl
Danny DeCarlo
DeCarlo
Superior Court
Charles Older
Miss America Contest Closes Tonight in Atlantic City
The Miss America pageant ends tonight with 10 finalists to be chosen from 50 contestants. Lisa Louise Donovan and Phyllis George won Friday’s talent and swimsuit contests respectively, while Judy Adams and Suzanne Dennie led prior rounds in talent. Finalists are kept secret until the final tally by four CPAs.
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Atlantic City
N.J. Cap
Lisa Louise Donovan
Florida
Phyllis George
Texas
Judy Adams
Oklahoma
Suzanne Dennie
Alabama
Kathleen Puanai O’sullivan
Hawaii
Claudia Carmen Turner
South Carolina
Albert A. Marks, Jr
Marks
UAW Strike Threat Looms at GM Amid Talks
UAW President Leonard Woodcock rejects GM offer as insufficient for wages and fringe benefits. GM says its proposal would lift the average factory wage above 12 000 within three years, while fringe costs add about 1 75 per hour. A potential GM Chrysler strike looms as negotiations stall.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
General Motors Corp
Woodcock
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
Ohsawa
Toronto
Earl R. Bramblett
Races Open U.S. Championships 5.5meter Boats
Victor Sheronas of Galdwyne Pa leads after the first of five races on the Choptank River as the U.S. Championships for 5.5meter boats begin. Ernest Fay of Houston is second and Ted Turner of Atlanta third in the eight-boat field.
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Paul B. Ganley
Bloomingdale
New Market
Frederick High School
Montgomery Junior College
American University
Army Air Force
Frederick County
Marjorie Anne Morwen
Air National Guard
Independent Hose Company
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
The
American Legion
Amvets
the Elks
National Little League
Oxford, Md
U.S
Victor Sheronas
Galdwyne
Sheronas
Ernest Fay
Houston
Ted Turner
Atlanta
Kunstler Speaks At Maryland College Park Debate Draws 1500
Civil rights attorney William M Kunstler urged removing free speech restrictions even on slander and libel at Maryland. Former Maryland assistant attorney general John J Garrity warned liberty requires surrender of some freedoms as they clashed over free speech limits during a public forum.
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College Park
Cap
University of Maryland
William M Kunstler
John J. Garrity
Maryland
Kunstler
ROTC
Garrity
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Marjorie M. Ganley
Ralph L. Gastley, Jr
Gastley
Ata
Meu Ae Od
Eclipse
GMC
Ford Motor Co
James N
Jim) Simmons
Auth
Robert F. Dicken, Jr
Treas
Galen R. Clagett
House of Delegates
Fredrick County
Indian Springs
Frederick, Maryland
MT. Airy Builders & Contractors, Inc
Zari Anblon
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Everett Royal
Johnson
Republican
Congress
Nixon
Everett Royal Johnson
Stimson, Treas
George J. Stup
Robert P. Muench
Muench
Ida
David
Andrea
Nicole
Maryland House of Delegates
ROA Wrights TY
Ges Ave
Frederick
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