Sinatra Accused of Assault in Acapulco Nightclub
Mexican society reporter Nicolas Sanchez Qrorio says Frank Sinatra attacked him while taking a photo in a Acapulco club. Sanchez claims Sinatra damaged his $800 camera and struck him on face and arm. police arrested Sinatra per Public Ministry orders as he left the city Monday. The ban on Sinatra from entering Mexico in 1966 over a film portrayal was lifted in 1967.
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Mother's Version Manson as a Boy Got Everything No Chores Work
The Los Angeles Times interview with Charles Manson's mother portrays him as spoiled and gifted, denying early labor or chores. She recalls his early musical talent, his troubled family life, and her hope for anonymity to protect his half-sister, while defending his ill treatment and mental health.
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Tate Execution Favored by Father
The father of slain actress Sharon Tate said he felt confident the killers would be found guilty and believed they should receive the death penalty. Paul Tate, a retired Army colonel, said he was pleased the verdict reflected overwhelming evidence. In Baltimore, the mother of the Maryland assistant attorney general assigned to the police department was mugged late Monday night.
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Vigil on Los Angeles sidewalk for Manson verdict
Three young women knelt outside the Hall of Justice and vowed to continue their vigil after Charles Manson and three codefendants were found guilty in the Sharon Tate murder trial. Spokeswoman Sandy Good said they would stay on the corner five months, predicting Charlie’s release amid a revolution. A separate assault on Rebecca Silbert near her apartment was noted as two men robbed her of $60 while a singer worked on a vest for Manson.
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Industrialist Kills Wife and Five Children Then Himself
In Glenside Pennsylvania an industrialist believed to face business trouble killed wife Andrea and four of their five children as they slept, then shot himself. Surviving child Susan, 8, called across the street to insurance broker Thomas McDermott, who found the bodies of Howard W. Pruyn, 42, and the others. The eight year old survived with a chest wound.
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