Manson Penalty Trial Opens in California Murder Case
The Penalty trial for Charles Manson and three female followers begins in Los Angeles with prosecutors pushing for death in the Tate murders. Witnesses include Bernard Crowe who says he was shot with a gun like the murder weapon. Defense argues the death penalty is unconstitutional and seeks life terms. Patience Atkins and Susan Atkins may testify, while Manson and Atkins plan to address the jury with remarks.
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Final Adjustments For Apollo 14 Moon Mission
Cape Kennedy Fla AP final adjustments underway on Apollo 14 spacecraft Kitty Hawk and Antares to certify flight readiness. Astronauts Shepard Mitchell and Roosa prepare for 334 hours on the moon to explore Fra Mauro highlands while Roosa orbits Kitty Hawk during ascent maneuvers and approach training.
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Judy Carne moves from Laugh-In to supper club circuit
Hal Boyle profiles Judy Carne as she shifts from Laugh-In fame to a Plaza Persian Room engagement. The English born performer, 25, discusses back pain, muscle relaxants, and her mood as she seeks wider acting roles while preserving her lively, energetic stage persona.
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Nixon plan splits revenue sharing to bypass House panel
The White House defends a $16 billion revenue sharing package that will be divided into at least seven bills, with $5 billion routed away from the Ways and Means Committee. Nixon aides say the split was planned from the start, while critics question whether the approach still constitutes true revenue sharing.
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Winter Storm Brings Deaths and Closures Across the Northeast
The Arctic blast plowed from the Midwest to New England causing five deaths and 6 plus injuries. Upstate New York’s 7000 square mile section shut off from outside with roads closed in 11 counties. Blizzard warnings, drifts, and wind gusts up to 75 mph disrupted travel and school closures spread from Ohio to Vermont. Meanwhile Southern California saw record warmth and Pacific Northwest floods easing with warnings on the Chehalis River crest threatening Aberdeen.
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Agnew Pushes Revenue Sharing In Kansas City Visit
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged county officials to back President Nixon's revenue-sharing plan in Kansas City, tying funds to anti discrimination rules under the Civil Rights Act. He outlined a total $6 billion in new money including general and special shares, with programs running from October 1971 through mid 1972 and distributions favoring local governments.
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D-Ark
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Atlanta
National Association of Counties
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Docking budget may face further trimming in Senate
Gov. Robert Docking’s austere budget could be cut more as Senate Republicans push for restraint. They question the $83 million inflation in four years and favor diverting funds rather than expanding programs. Debates include date for an 18 year old vote amendment and a state corrections department bill.
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Robert Docking
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Glee S. Smith
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Kansas
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Wichita
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Ottawa
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Independence
US Cambodia protests loom amid hawkish airwar debate
Washington reports a renewed Senate debate over Cambodia with Adm. Moorer and Sen. Stennis pushing for continued or stepped up airpower to hasten Vietnamization. McGovern criticizes calls for expanding operations. Symington notes optimism but warns on timing. Moorer stresses airpower as key to limited casualties and orderly withdrawal.
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