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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
4
Manson faces arraignment in the Tate murders with a plea scheduled for December 22. The article notes a gag on pretrial publicity, ongoing extradition fights, and investigators probing ties to the LaBianca killings and other related deaths.
Two American prisoners of war freed by the commando during the war walked to safety. The men, released to bring the U.S. total freed to 24, were shot down near Duc Lap and Bu Frang camps, close to the Cambodian border. Their first meal outside captivity included flesh, mashed potatoes, bracesli, salad, milk and ice cream.
Readers ask about a 60 day appeal window after condemnation and how to schedule a hearing. A city official provides a contact and notes a 75 cent mailing fee for returning a photograph. A reader from Norwalk is advised to include the order number 4522.
A serviceman thanked a reader for a Christmas card, noting appreciation for support from the states. He contrasted this with reports of public protests and said it is nicer to receive a gift than to see people marching in the streets.
Police surrounded blocks around 41st Street and Central Avenue to disperse a demonstration blocking the street. Dymally said he was shocked by the event as Panthers and coalition groups rallied, with arrests and arraignments ongoing for participants amid gun and weapon seizures at Panther headquarters.
North Korea hijacked a YUL1 turbo prop airliner en route from Kangnung to Seoul. Radar tracked the plane to over Wonsan coast before it vanished. authorities reported no details from inside. South Korea demanded release through Panmunjom, labeling North Korean actions as piracy. The crew included Yu Byong Ha, 37, with copilot Choi Suk Man, 37.
Washington (UPI) The Senate rejected a bid to strip amendments from the tax reform bill. Senator John J. Williams said the amendments would raise costs, citing a $10.65 billion next year and $1245 billion in 1971. He supported aligning Social Security boosts with the Senate version.
Lt Clark MacGillivray of the sheriff's civil division was stabbed and shot during an incident at a Compton Christmas tree lot. Townsend, 18, was wounded and a 16-year-old was arrested. the officer's condition was listed as satisfactory after surgery, and Townsend faced robbery and attempted murder charges.
Jury Olson wife of former middleweight boxing champion Carl Olson to be arraigned next Tuesday on forgery charges. Police say she used a department store card and forged a doctor's signature to make two purchases totaling 33. Mrs Olson, 28, lives with her husband in Santa Rosa and is free on 1250 bail after last Friday arrest.
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