Linda Kasabian Testifies About Manson Threats and Vision
Witness Linda Kasabian detailed Charles Manson’s threatening gestures and bizarre claims during the Tate scene trial. She described Manson’s cave encounter, calls he made to embody Jesus Christ, and her fear and confusion amid the prolonged proceedings.
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Uye
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Wide Hunt Continues for Angela
The hunt for Angela Davis intensifies as authorities connect a guard slaying at Soledad State Prison with a broader escape plot. An affidavit links suspect visits to San Quentin on August 3, 4, and 6 and notes guns linked to the escape were purchased by Miss Davis. A 31,200 dollar sum and Panther ties appear in the case as air travel disruptions and security sweeps sweep the country.
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San Quentin
Lamp
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Jordan
Montgomery
California
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Ship Sunk Carrying Lethal Gas
Navy flotilla command vessel Briggs officials prepared water samples to test vaults at 16,000 feet depth for leaks. Army authorities said even if vaults broke, no danger to humans, as sea water would neutralize gas and prevent widespread marine death before surfacing. U.S. spokesmen in Geneva assured the U.N. committee. The TM group deferred voting on a resolution for international concert over disposal.
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Geneva
U.S
U.N
Kin Upset by Angela Gun Charges
Cleveland Browns corner back Ben Davis voiced anger over charges tied to his sister Angela Davis. He said he was upset while caring for his wife and newborn son after she was reportedly linked to weapons found in a California courthouse.
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County Tax Rate Hiked Amid State Reform Talks
Hollinger recommended tax figures for the county face Sept. 1 deadline with possible adjustments to cover delinquencies and surpluses. State reform proposals may lower rates if Reagan program gains passage, but risks remain. The county also faces Medi Cal funding shortfalls and hospital cost pressures, plus possible losses in out of county revenue and state allocations. Hawaii historians urge policing commercial helicopter flights to protect ancient temple sites on Kauai.
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Summer hostess programs cut by ACTION LINE and more
The report notes ACTION LINE discontinued their summer hostess program due to budget and personal cutbacks. Western Airlines offers a teacher only summer program. interested teachers should contact the airline at 4060 Ayton Drive Los Angeles California 9009. Additional items cover Antelope Valley pear and Alberta peach harvests with dates and prices, Bela Lugosi film availability, and details on a Vietnamese war injured children program supported by the Committee of Responsibility in Beverly Hills with donation needs and care costs.
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Julie Antens
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Bob Churchill
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Rift With Israelis Widens As Cairo Eyes Alleged Violations
Iraqi embassy in Cairo said targeted by Egyptian intelligence amid a widening rift after Egypt backed U S peace proposals. A Sunday ceasefire with Israel held briefly as both sides accused the other of violations near the Suez Canal. Foreign Minister Abba Eban attacked U S support while Israel accused Egypt of moving SAM2 missiles closer to the canal. Baghdad said 12 000 Excope units in Jordan were offered to Palestinian guerrillas, seen as pressure on Jordan which accepted the ceasefire.
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Judge refuses ban on smoking on planes
A federal judge denied a motion by consumer advocate Ralph Nader seeking a preliminary injunction to ban smoking on air travel. U.S. District Court Judge Joseph C. Waddy ruled Monday against prohibiting smoking on planes, ending the bid to halt in-flight smoking immediately.
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