Linda Kasabian Recalls Tate killings and shock
Linda Kasabian, testifying in the Manson case, described her evolving view of the Tate defendants, saying she initially saw them as “piggies” but later recognized them as human beings after the killings. She faced cross examination on her state of shock and memory gaps, with defense questioning her actions surrounding Sharon Tate’s murder.
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MIHS
Kasabian
Ronald Hughes
Steven Jarent
Casval
Tate
Kanarek
Bravo Not Treasure Island Invasion Alarm During Coast Guard Alert
THUMS supervisory personnel and the U S Coast Guard issued an SOS after repelling a first wave of a small boat invasion near Island Alpha. A THUMS supervisor reported another landing expected as harbor traffic became a navigation hazard. The Coast Guard requested all hands to call off the activity and return to base.
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Yhums
U.S. Coast Guard
Teland Stagup
Island Alpha
THUMS
Pat Gale
Pier G
Coast Guard
Atention
Drafts and protests frame Huey Newton release plan
A report traces draft lottery limits as the year begins with numbers stepped up monthly and capped. It notes observers feared total mobilization but returning students would inject new numbers, while Huey Newton seeks freedom and eyes visiting family as his manslaughter conviction in 1968 is overturned by the state high court.
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Newton
Jom Frey
State Court of Appeal
Congress approves sweeping Postal Service overhaul
Congress passes a modernization plan placing day to day operations under a permanent postmaster general and creating a five member rate commission. Governors may override decisions after 90 days. The measure allows a 5 percent retroactive pay raise to April 10 and accelerates top pay stepups from 21 to eight years. Postal unions gain real labor status.
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Postal Service
Fashion Flap Sparks Southern France Display Trend
A quirky report notes topless bathers not yet seen in the Southland while a mid May business line reveals Bold Industries in Melrose Park sent a $5 check for bicycle extensions. The exchange shows delivery hiccups and unresolved orders with Allen Tyler and Max Tyler promising quick redelivery.
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Benei-Guers
France
Southland
Bold Industries
Melrose Park
Anaheim. A
Ken ‘Tyler
Max Pyler
Paris
Cat rabies shot refused at Paramount Park clinic
Reader asks why a cat was refused rabies inoculation at Paramount Park clinic. Dr. James Todd of Long Beach Health Department says rabies in cats is extremely rare and vaccination not recommended. If insisted, a veterinarian may vaccinate, but clinics mainly target dogs due to higher susceptibility.
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Paramount Park
F.M
Paramount
James Todd
Long Beach Health Department
Empire State Building tallest inhabited structure in world
The Empire State Building in New York City is cited as the tallest inhabited building. Initially 102 stories and 1,236 feet, a telecommunication tower added in May 1951 raised its height to 1,472 feet, extending its long-standing reign.
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B.A
Long Beach
Empire State Building
Fifth Avene
New York City
Will
KTH VY
Parga
Stanislaw Skuplen
Westside Center seeks carpeting drapes and doors
The Westside Neighborhood Center at 1372 W Willow St requests six door frames, carpeting, and drapes for its new headquarters. Donors contact 595-1613. The text also mentions mistyped future projects and landmarks without clear, coherent details.
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Westside
Willow St
C. G
Long Beach
Public display of bias voiced by Long Beach resident
A Long Beach resident protests perceived policing bias, claiming police protect straight society while alleging harassment by younger individuals. The writer identifies as a public servant and homosexual and describes conflicts at beaches with friends, expressing frustration and seeking equality.
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Hhe
United States
Long Beach
Mideast Guerrillas Rule Cease-Fire But Vow Fight
In Tripoli representatives from Al Fatah and the Palestine Popular Struggle Front pledged to force a continuation of hostilities despite a cease-fire. They stated their groups would fight Israel to liberate Palestinian rights and would harass fronts with Jordan and Lebanon while acknowledge no Palestinian presence along the Suez Canal. An Iraqi delegation led by Saddam Hussein Vakhiti met in Moscow, as Soviet officials said they would push for a just settlement including Israeli withdrawal from 1967 territories. A Greek embassy doorkeeper, Ioannis Roukas, sought political asylum in Hungary on July 29 according to official news agencies.
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Tripoli
Libya
U.N
Israel
Abu Nedal
al Fatah
Bashar Abu Garbial
Palestine Popular Struggle
Wront
Wat
Suez Canal
Saddam Hussein Vakhiti
Moscow
Sand
Hasinn Wetre Kremtin
Nasser
Middle East
Palestine
Fakviti
Radaplst If — & Dowkeeper
Ioannis Roukas
Hungary
M'T
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Spahn Ranch
Sharon Tate
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie Vin Henten
BRAVO
Huey
Praw
Fates
Soledad State Prison
Bobby Seale
Panther Volounder
New Haven
Conn
California
San Los Obispo
Garry
Fist
Lowell Jensen
Jensen
Eldridge Cleaver
Counrlry
Parola
Judg Hove
California Supreme Court
Congress Oks
Congress
Ligy Cui
Smike
Walkers
Mideast
Flyingt
Stan
Jordan
Lebanon
Tass
Kirill Magurov
Fourth
Pine
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Walkers Ntc
Carson Plaza
Carson
Woodruff
All Imperial Label
Victoria
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