Clothing of Tate Killers Found by Television Crew
A television crew led by Wiman found three sets of clothes, a locked box, a pistol and a syringe in hills near Benedict Canyon Drive after following their disrobe and dress timing. No clothes were found at the mansion scene. police and tests were pending to confirm blood on garments.
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Wiman
Eyewitness News
4 Point
Benedict Canyon Drive
Press-Telegram
Los Angeles
Kabc-Tv
Winian
Trial Set for Girl in Tate Case
A courtroom scene shows the Tate-LaBianca murder case moving forward with a female defendant and six cult members facing charges. Judge Keene set a date after she waived the right to a speedy trial. reporters and hippie-watchers fill the room. Extradition efforts continue for two more defendants while California seeks a Texas return for Watson. A Texas hearing is set January 10, and Krenwinkel faces Mobile extradition. Police list 30 unsolved slayings for potential Tate-LaBianca links as a trailer at Spahn Ranch burns in an arson inquiry.
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Keene
Sharon Tate
Abigail Jolger
Woilyck Frykowski
Jay Sebring
Steven Parent
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Watson
McKinney
Austin
Miss Krenwinkel
Mobile
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Los Angeles
Brewer
California
Baldwin
Army to Use Germ War Byproducts
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the Army will be allowed to use germs to produce toxins for chemical weapons at the arsenals. He argued toxins are chemical agents and not barred by Nixon’s ban on offensive biological weapons, noting no disagreement with the State Department on this point.
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Wasiington UA
Melvin B. Laird
Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
State Department
Department of State
Department of Defense
Ousted Panamanian President Returns Amid Coup Turmoil
Informants say Panama’s ousted leader resumed power efforts, switching from car to plane to reach a national broadcast. National Guard HQ in Panama City saw tense activity as factions faltered. Cols. Ramiro Silvera and Amado Sanjur were jailed as the city neared normalcy. Christmas shoppers fled violence and stadt life calmed. the coup leaders remained confined in guard headquarters.
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Panama City
Canal Zone
Cols
Ramiro Silvera
Amado Sanjur
Solons Chop SST Project $16 Million
The Senate Appropriations Committee cut almost $16 million from Nixon’s SST jet transport funding, trimming the SST line from 95.9 million to 80 million in the 7 billion Department of Transportation bill for the current fiscal year. The panel also boosted highway and airport construction and Coast Guard projects while approving 200 million for urban mass transit.
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UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Department of Transportation
Senate
House
Coast Guard
Captain Jones to Speak for Queen Mary Venture
Captain J Treasure Jones, who delivered the Queen Mary to Long Beach, will act as the voice of the Queen Mary. Alfred S Bloomingdale, chairman of Diners Queen Mary Inc, announced an agreement with the former master to serve as public contact starting April 1970 for at least one year. Terms were not disclosed.
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J. Treasure Jones
Long Beach
Alfred S. Bloomingdale
Diners-Queen Mary, Inc
Consumers Told to Rebel Against Mortgage Rates
Washington D C Preston Martin chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board predicted higher mortgage rates later in 1970 and urged consumers to refuse to pay the added costs He said rates for home loans could rise to 8 percent by August or September 1970 with current regional quotes at 7 4 to 7 5 percent He doubted market forces would push mortgages to 9 percent though banks typically charge 1 5 percent above the base rate.
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Washington
S&ls
Martin
Nixon
Nixon outlines Vietnam pullout targets and risks
President Nixon announced a plan to withdraw 50 000 more U S troops by April amid ongoing fog shrouded operations at Long Beach Harbor and heavy freeway crashes near Santa Ana. He warned of rising enemy infiltration while stressing readiness to adjust timing if peace is pursued.
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Long Beach Harbor
Los Angeles Harbor
Long Beach
Los Angeles International Airport
White House
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Telmeé
Tanoi
Vietnam
Ban on Laotian Thai Troop Deployments Passes Senate
The Senate approved a ban on American combat troops in Laos and Thailand by voice vote. An Eagleton amendment cut half of a 20 million production based aid for main battle tanks. The Mansfield proposal sought to bar bombing missions against Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese allies. President Nixon welcomed the ban as aligning with administration policy.
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Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Mike Mansfield
Korea
Laos
Thailand
Mansfield
John Sher Y Nias
Mansfield - Cooper
U.S
Pathet Lao
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
South
Vistasa
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Ronald L. Ziegler
Fight Cities in Housing Plan Named
Washington unveiled the mass housing program with eight sites. Congressional sources list Indianapolis Kalamazoo New York Gas Mich ste, Louis, and Wilmington Delaware as the first to take part in Secretary George Romneys Operation Breakthrough. The Department of Housing and Urban Development Bill considers sites in Washington and Texas.
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George Romney
Indianapolis
Kalamazoo
Mei- Mich
Phil
Suerimente
Louis
Wilmington
Del
Departmentit Housing and Urban Development Bill
Texas
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Pacific Hospital
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