Nixon Censure Motion Denied in Manson Trial
In court, Manson pressed to participate as defense motions argued, but Judge Older denied his request to confront witnesses. Linda Kasabian testified for the seventh day as defense and prosecution sparred over media influence and juror exposure amid ongoing mistrial pleas and public statements.
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U S Admits Bombing in Cambodia
U S forces confirm bombing in Cambodia southwest of Phnom Penh as Phatom aircraft boost troops in the area miles west of enemy supply routes to South Vietnam. Cambodian commanders report ongoing clashes near Kompong Thom while Skoun remains held by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces.
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Suntan lotions and sunscreen protect from sun damage
Consumer Reports named Sunlat Cream Tantastic Coppertone Sunlat as least effective in 1960. Sunscreen eyes more rays to prevent burns, with Sun Gard and Block Out cited as helpful. Doctors urge sun avoidance and protective lotions. warnings on childhood exposure and cancer risk persist.
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President Nixon critiques media on Manson case coverage
The President, at San Clemente, criticizes newspapers and broadcast outlets for glorifying criminals and overemphasizing the Manson trial. He also defends not prejudging the Tate murder case and notes contempt-of-court actions by defense lawyers that drew media attention.
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Mideast Cease Fire Hope Rises Amid Coalition Shakeup
Israel backs a U S plan for cease fire talks under U N auspices as Arab leaders react to changes in government posts. Prime Minister Meir presses for negotiated settlement while Libyan and Egyptian talks continue in pursue of Nasser's proposals. Begin faces formal resignation of the Gahal party, effective Thursday.
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Belfast Rioting Blazes Through Protests and Clashes
In Belfast, rock throwing mobs injure 25 soldiers as Catholic minority protests persist against British troops. Tear gas, nightsticks and tear gas drive clashes across the year old peace line. A car bomb hits near Protestant side, windows shattered on the barrier. Troops then raid a Catholic housing area after gasoline bomb and missile fire.
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