Beausoleil Sentenced to Die in Hinman Murder Case
Beausoleil, a 31-year-old public defender, was found guilty of first degree murder in the Hinman killing. The jury sentenced him to death after hearing testimony from immune witness Mary Brunner and Hangar-on DeCarlo. May 12 set for motion for a new trial. Manson and followers remain indicted in related Tate-LaBianca cases.
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Leon Salter
Public Defender's Office
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Burton Katz
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Miss Brunner
Hinmart
Torpanga Canyon
Winman
Hinman
Manson
Charles Manson
Susan Atkins
Bruce Davis
Miss Atking
Tate-LaBianca
City studies parking hours at 7:30 to 9:10 am
Long Beach Public Service Department, with the traffic engineer, set morning parking times after a survey. A spokesman noted the 7:30 to 9:10 am period excludes some workers but aims to keep spaces free for beachgoers, shoppers, and early arrivals across the street.
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Who Designs Six Cent Stamps and At What Cost
The Post Office relies heavily on the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee to commission artists for postage stamp designs. Individuals may submit art with proposals but unsolicited designs are rarely approved. The department issues 15 commemoratives.
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Post Office Department
Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee
Compission
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Action Line clarifies U S commemorative and regular stamps
A reader asks about commemorative stamp quantities and costs. AIA initials denote American Institute of Architects membership. licensed architects join via local chapters and national headquarters. ACTION LINE offers guidance for inquiries and visit details for the newspaper library in Long Beach.
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American Medical Association
AIA
Washington, D.C
Newspapers
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Governor Tearfulin UC Report Sparks Student Tensions
Governor Tearfulin warned of violence linked to campus unrest, citing recent deaths and maimings near universities. He blamed revolutionaries for disrupting campuses and urged students to abandon them, characterizing the group as disreputable pied pipers steering protests.
University President Linked to Santa Barbara Turmoil
A Santa Barbara University President is tied to last weekend’s disturbances in East Los Angeles where crude gas bombs exploded at a Bank of America branch. A student, Kevin Moran, 22, was killed by a ricocheted bullet during the Isla Vista bombing incident. Arrests include Norman Harvey and Johnston Waller, both 20, SB College students.
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Isla Vista
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Johnston B Waller
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General Clark meets Pope Paul VI in Vatican audience
Gen Mark W. Clark, who led U S forces in World War II Italy, was received in audience Monday by Pope Paul VI in Vatican City.
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Mark W. Clark
U.S
Italy
Paul VI
Nixon Announces Vietnam Troop Withdrawals Plans
President Nixon outlined a plan to cut the U.S. troop ceiling in Vietnam by about 150,000 over the next year, with a 284,001 target by May 1971, saying the move is irreversible barring unforeseen events. He asserted Viet Namization would continue, stressed a political settlement reflecting South Vietnamese will, and warned Hanoi against undermining remaining forces.
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Nixon
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U.S
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Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
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America
UC Protesters Rally Through Berkeley Campus
About 20 radicals demonstrated at the University of California Berkeley marching with antiwar chants including TB out of Southeast Asia and Retcee must gall The group included suspended UC SDS members and had set up an unauthorized information table in Sproul Hall Plaza despite campus protest coordinators objections before staging an unauthorized rally in Dwinelle Plaza and a campus march.
Two jetliners nearly collide over London in April
London reports two international airliners nearly collided on April 7. A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 with 139 passengers and eight crew spotted a BOAC VC10 from Heathrow and took avoiding action. The BOAC flight carried 67 passengers and 10 crew toward Tel Aviv Tehran and New Delhi. Investigations by the Board of Trade air miss team and defense ministry agencies are underway.
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UPI
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New York
British Overseas’ Airways Corp
Heathrow
Tel Aviv
Tehran
New Delhi
Sanda Evening Nespapers
Board of Trade
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Ministry of Defense
Pilot ejects safely from Navy plane crash near Palmdale
Lt. John Laughter, 22, ejected moments before his F-15 fighter crashed about 25 miles west of Palmdale during routine training from Point Mugu Naval Air Station. An Air Force helicopter rescued him immediately after the crash in rugged terrain.
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Palmdale
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Soviet blast on U.S. role in Cambodian bloodshed
Moscow newspapers and the Soviet Peace Committee condemned U.S. interference in Cambodia after Prince Sihanouk's overthrow. They called the coup d etat a reactionary act, demanded an end to terror, and urged removal of U.S. and Saigon-backed interference to let Cambodia determine its peaceful, independent future.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
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