Protection of Demonstrators Panel Backs Free Press Rights
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violent Confrontations urged protecting demonstrators and press freedom. It called for unfettered reporting, broader media competition, police readiness, and possible federal injunctions to shield First Amendment rights. The panel rejected Attorney General Mitchell's peacefulness claim about the November moratorium.
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Spira T. Agnew
Millon
Eisermower
Nixon
Comaisslon
Lloyd N. Culler
8 News Conference
Thal
Cherry
John N. Mitchell
Lodge Ends Role as He Plans Paris Exit for Boston
Former U S negotiator Lodge announced plans to leave Paris for Boston, blaming stalled talks on Communist insistence on refusing just peace. He cited concessions like troop withdrawal within a year and supervised talks, but said negotiations have failed since the initial Jan plenary in Paris. Xuan Thuy warned the deadlock would persist without U S renunciation of aggression in South Vietnam.
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Boston
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Commuunists
Pullic
Nixon
Xuan Thuy
United States
South Vietnam
Suspect Fights for Release in Sharon Tate Murder Case
Patricia Krenwinkel, 22, seeks writ of habeas corpus in Mobile court on extradition and fugitive warrant challenges. Attorneys argue Los Angeles police hearsay and Alabama law noncompliance justify release or dismissal. Native of Los Angeles, she had been living in Mobile area. family ties traced to LA and Theodore, near Mobile.
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Alan
Sharon Taté
California
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Krenwinkel
MM. A. Marsal
Alabama
Marsal
Don Riddle
Mobile Police Department
William Carey
Los Angeles
Joseph Krenwinkel
Dorathy Krenwinkel
Theodore
Tate Suspects A Nice Guy Two Sweet Girls
The piece profiles Tim Watson a 24 year old ex athlete from Farmersville Texas amid a mass murder case. It notes his father C D Watson a store owner defends him and Col in County Sheriff Yom Montgomery praises his character while Capeville residents call him a good boy. Also discusses Patricia Krenwinkel a 22 year old cult member described as nervous and quiet with connections to the Tate murders and various alias records.
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Farmersville
Tex
Watson
C. D. Watson
Mie
Collin County
Yom Montgomery
Tim
Butt
Capeville
Texas
North Texas State University
Denton
California
California State College
Los Angeles
Guineb Reeves
Reeves
Rev. Mulcrome
Jet Falls in Sea Amid Pacific Plane Crash Mystery
Investigators report no hijack or sabotage evidence after a Pan American style crash near a prior disaster site. Aircraft Flight 212 from Santiago to Paris carried 41 passengers and 21 crew, including no Americans. rescue teams recovered bodies from 50 feet waters amid currents and sharks.
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Ecuador
Bogala
Colombia
Caracas
Pointe-a- Pitre
Guadaloupe
Lisbon
Air France
Viasa
Maracaibo
Watson seeks psychiatric exam in Tate murder case
McKinney Texas Charles D Watson seeks a psychiatric examination as he fights extradition after surrendering to California authorities on a murder charge tied to the deaths of Sharon Tate and four others. Bi Boyd, Watson's lawyer, says Watson appears detached and lighter, yet he remains hopeful about his innocence and legal process.
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Collin County
Charles Manson
McKinney
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Sharon Tate
Bi Boyd
Boyd
Los Angeles
Watson
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Miss ‘Tate
Capevite
Texas
Hue
Capeville
Laoks
Linda Kasabian Starts Hearings in Tate Murders Case
Linda Kasabian appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court before Judge Antonio Chavez for a preliminary hearing in the Tate murder case. Her attorneys sought protection, asking that she be placed in a high-security cell, citing fears for her life due to her knowledge of the case and association with a cult group.
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Sharon ‘Tate
Linda Kasabian
Los Angeles
Antonio Chavez
Benedicto Canyon
Gary Fleischman
al Mathews
Beverly Hills
Sirhan
Mathews
Sybil Brand Institute
Sirhan Sirhan
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles Hall of Justice
Concord
Fire destroys Wheelock Elementary. 45 students flee
Wheelock Virginia’s Wheelock Elementary School was destroyed by a fire that destroyed the two-room wooden structure. Forty-five children evacuated safely as the town of 250 residents faced the loss of its only school.
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Wheelock
Woman elected NCC president led by Dr Cynthia Wedel
Dr. Cynthia Wedel an outspoken advocate of women's rights became the first woman president of the National Council of Churches after secret ballots at the NCC triennial general assembly. She defeated Rev. Albert B. Cleage Jr. a Detroit clergy member in Washington DC.
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UPI
Cynthia Wedel
National Council of Chuches
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