Manson’s Influence and Trial Details Highlight Tortured Case
Prosecutor Bugliosi described Charles Manson as a dictatorial leader who controlled a “family” of followers in a bid to ignite a black white war. Linda Kasabian will testify about orders to alter clothing and drive with Tex Watson toward the Tate murders. Manson and followers faced brutal killings including Watkins and Folger, with adult testimony noting remorseless killings and the group’s violent acts.
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Bugliosi
Demales
Linda Kasabian
Watson
Susan’ Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Tex
Steven Parent
Charles Watson
Tate
Waityk, Frykowski
Abigail Folger
Spahn Ranch
Tex Watson
Auchors
Los Feliz
Long
Rossemary LaBianca
Maison
Leslie van Houten
Marines Pullout From Ripcord Bases Leaves Toll High
Marines pulled out of Ripcord near the A Shau Valley after evacuations by helicopter amid intense fire. Sixty one Americans were killed and 20 wounded at Ripcord, with a battalion commander missing in action, Lt. Col. Andre Lucas. The base and nearby posts faced heavy assault as the North Vietnamese infiltration route across Laos influenced the withdrawal decision. The operation reflected broader Marine and allied redeployments in the region amid anticipated Communist offensives.
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Basa Ripcord
Andre Lucas
U.S. West Airborne Division
U.S. Ed
1St Marine Division
da Nang
Ripcord
A Shan
Screaming Eagle
Arabs Split Over Move by Nasser
Nasser rejects U S plans for a limited nine day cease-fire and indirect talks, saying Israel rejects them. Rogers upbeat. Rabin supports a full cease-fire. Nasser marks the revolution anniversary by reiterating Palestine rights and war avoidance. Israel has yet to formally respond.
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al Moharrer
Israel
U.S
William P. Rogers
U.N
Gunna V. Darling
Cairo
U.N. Security Council
Rogers
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Tarank
Nixon
Adviser urges Nixon to heed campus unrest and act
Campus adviser Heard calls for presidential exposure to campus groups and use of moral influence to ease racial tensions. He proposes more funds for student aid and notes White House liaison with higher education. Finch cites a rise in aid to black colleges and warns that May’s events have intensified campus tensions.
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Heard
Cheek
Robert H. Finch
Nixon
White House
Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Interagency Committee On Education
Stamp Discount Bill Killed by Senate Unit
Sacramento stamp discount measure to require shopkeepers offer cash discount or trading stamps was rejected by the Senate Business and Professions Committee. Sen. Anthony Bellenson proposed the consumer protection bill, but a lobbyist for stamp firms argued shoppers already have a choice of stores without stamps.
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Sacramento
Senate Business and Professions Committee
Anthony C. Bellenson
Los Angeles
James D. Garibaldi
ACTION LINE provides camera return help and local guidance
Readers seek solutions on camera service delays, zoning permit costs, cookery book restocks, and welfare aid. The column notes Frank Pitt will return the camera, Patricia Stephens can assist, zoning variations require proper filing with plot plans and notices, Woman's Day offers remaining cookery volumes, and eligibility for Aid to Families with Dependent Children may apply through the county social services office.
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Bellingham Chamber of Commerce
Action Line
Frank Pitt
Pitt
Miss Stephens
P.O. Box
Bellingham
Wash
Woman's Day
G.G
Long Beach
County Department of Public Social Services
Avantte Ave
Bell
Nixon Heads West for California Visit and Utah Talks
President Nixon travels from Minnesota to Salt Lake City then on to California for a 10 day western visit. He will meet Mormon Church leaders at the Tabernacle, attend a rodeo, and hold talks with Plains state governors before returning to San Clemente. Cabinet members Tottiney Kennedy Hardin Hickel Stans Moynihan Rumsfeld accompany him.
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Towa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
California
White House
Te Church of Latter - Day Saints
Mormon Tabernacle
San Clemente
Aif
Civic Center
Nixon
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
George Tottiney
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Salt Lake
Agriculture
Clifford N. Hardin
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Patrick Moynihan
Donald Rumsfeld
Utah
Senate OKs 6000 Fine for Air Polluters
SACRAMENTO The state Senate approved a measure by 20 to 0 to impose a 6000 per day penalty on persistent air polluters. The bill, modeled on a prior water pollution statute, targets individuals, firms, and even government entities that ignore abatement orders from air pollution districts or the State Resources Board.
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Sacramento
State
Senate
Assembly
State Air Resources Board
Reagan advances claims on aid cuts to curb abuse
President Reagan defended aid reductions as preventing misuse where relatives and neighbors were paid for caregiving to disabled individuals. He cited cases of homebound bedridden persons denied in-home assistance and asserted social workers sabotaged economy efforts. He promised the standard of care would not be lost.
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Reagan
Desimane Loses Bid for Lake Tahoe Casino License
The Nevada Gaming Commission rejected Frank Desimane’s $1.7 million offer for an operating license at Catsar’s Tan on Lake Tahoe. The disqualifying association was with Clifford Bennett, who worked in Desimane’s poker room in Tukwila and later at Caesar’s Inn.
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Nev
APL
Frank Desimane
Catsar
Lake Tahoe
Nevada Gaming Commission
Desimane
Clifford Bennett
Tukwila
Seattle
Caesar's Inn
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