Trial details of LaBianca slaying described in court
Testimony recounts Bianca LaBianca murdered with pillowcase hood and cord, blade and carving fork used, with two or more knives involved. Officer Galindo details head bound, lamp dragged, and lack of struggle, plus burglary history and prior ransacking as defense attorney frames Manson group defendants.
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Kosygin Seeks European Forum and UN Meeting
Sources say Kosygin will visit the United States for a first meeting with Nixon and attend the UN anniversary events in New York from October 14 to 24. He is expected to address the General Assembly on October 22 as Western officials discuss possible Middle East peace policing ideas with limited official consideration.
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Jordan
Japanese Fisher Pleads Innocent in Alaska Court
A Japanese ship captain pleaded not guilty in U S District Court to fishing within the 12 mile zone. Capt. Yoshiaru Ontone was released to his attorney in Anchorage. His vessel Kiyo Maru No. SS has been held in Sitka after a Coast Guard seizure following a long sea chase from near Cape Edgecombe to west of Sitka.
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Robert C. Ely
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Cape Edgecumbe
Agnew Says No Commitments on South Vietnam Aid
Vice President Agnew said fighting has diminished due to the enemy's reduced capabilities but the United States will continue to assist the South Vietnamese until they are able to stand on their own.
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United States
Salinas Lettuce Strike Ties UFW to Boycott Tactics
Chavez pressures United Fruit with nation wide boycott push while Teamsters dispute contracts. Lettuce shipments fall short as 89 rail cars move out of Salinas instead of normal 200. Los Angeles pickets protest Cali recruitment office for strikebreakers and Chavez seeks broader support for a lettuce boycott as Cambodia seeks aid from Agnew.
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Diphtheria Case 72nd in San Antonio
A six year old child in San Antonio became the 72nd confirmed diphtheria case of the year and the 42nd for the month. City health officials also reported the first paralytic polio case since June 1968, involving a 10 month old Mexican American boy whose parents said he fell ill while visiting Mexicans.
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Joe Rodriguez
Mexica
D A to Ask Extradition of Slayer Collins
Monterey County District Attorney Bertram Young said he will start extradition proceedings next week to return Joan Norman Collins from Michigan to face a murder charge. Collins was sentenced to life for torturing and killing Karen Sue Beineman, 16, a freshman at East Michigan University. The Monterey Grand Jury indicted Collins for the June 1969 killing of Roxie Ann Phillips, 17, of Milwaukie, Oregon, whose body was found in a ravine near Carmen, California.
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Bertram Young
Joan Norman Collins
Michigan
Collins
Karen Sue Beineman
East Michigan University
Juty
Roxie Ann Phillips
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Ore
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Paradise Lakes refund delay hinges on corporate move
Reader from Long Beach seeks help after Cavanaugh Leasing Corp in Miami Beach took 415 to hold Paradise Lakes property, promised refund in six weeks, but six months passed while son faces medical bills. A. Matt cites company move as possible cause. response indicates refund status unknown.
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Long Beach reader asks for Lucius Allen action photo
Hal Chitls, Seattle Supersonics public relations director, says he will mail an action photo of Lucius Allen to the requester. The former UCLA star joined Seattle last year and was twice an All American.
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Seattle
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Muskie Says Stock Industry Pressured Delay on Bill
Maine Senator Muskie charged securities industry figures pressured to delay a Banking and Currency Committee subcommittee session drafting an investor protection bill. He told reporters in a closed room only six of ten members were needed for a quorum and asserted legislation is written by Congress, not by stock exchanges.
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Blast Kills Two At Army Arsenal in Virginia
An explosion and fire at the Redford Army Ammunition Plant near Radford Virginia killed two workers Gilbert Cullen 28 of Dublin and Ballace I Lyle 29 of Christiansburg and injured four others. The heavily timbered preblending building valued around 200000 was destroyed but fire stayed in the blast area. The plant uses about 4600 workers and manufactures TNT missiles and propellants.
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Ballace I. Lyle
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