Three Manson Girls Turn Backs on Judge
In preliminaries to Charles Manson's murder trial three followers Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten refused to show respect to Superior Court Judge Charles Older. Both sides asked for an in chambers session with the judge as the legal process moved forward.
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Manson
Charles Manson
Superior Court
Charles Older
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
Older
Mr. Manson
Threes
Nixon seeks voiding of oil leases and sanctuary expansion
Nixon proposes canceling 20 leases covering 109,800 acres tied to the Santa Barbara area while adding 27,700 unleased acres to a marine sanctuary, expanding federal sanctuary to 198,200 acres. remaining leases totaling 255,400 acres would stay active. The plan would allow limited production on three leases under strict control, with potential recovery of $178 million in bonus bids if leases are canceled.
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Nixon
Interior Department
Santa Barbara Channel
Union Oil Co
Sun Oi Co
Phillips Petroleum
World's first trijet to debut in Los Angeles
The world's first wide body trijet airliner will be formally introduced July 23 at Long Beach Airport. The rollout accompanies a multibillion-dollar program with about 2 billion in orders and options. FIRST FLIGHT of the DC10 is planned for September with certification about a year later.
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McDonnell Douglas Cio
Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
Byrd Amendments Clash Over Cambodia Policy
Senate debate on U S actions in Cambodia pits Byrd against Church Cooper, with Fulbright opposing Byrd’s revised language. Church backs clarity, while Percy and Spong seek a middle ground.
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U.S
Byrd
Senate
Sen
Frank Church
Ddaho
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Cambodia
Fulbright
Illinois
Charles Percy
William B. Spong Jr
Dva
Cooper Church
Arab-Israeli clash deepens amid Jordan violence
Cairo and Amman report mounting casualties as Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops clash in Amman and Zerka. Nasser urges cease-fire observers while guerrilla radio and Al Fatah accuse the United States. US attache killed as fighting continues.
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Egypt
Nasser
Amman
Hussein
Yassir Arafat
Cairo
al Fatah
United States
Jordan
Guerrila
Amyan
Voice of Palestine Radio
Beirut
Zerka
Ammen
Allenby Bridge
Sweila
Ccommandos
U.S
Viet Cong Massacre Strikes Village In Vietnam War Clash
A Viet Cong assault on a Vietnamese village left 34 people dead in a single bunker as mortar fire targeted a bridge. Maj. Thomas J. Pentanost described the civilian-focused attack, while villagers mourned among demolished homes and told of a family killed together. Nearby Cambodians said Angkor Wat complicates counterattacks. The clash continued near Siem Reap airport.
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Thomas J. Pentanost
Camp Lejeune
N.C
U.S
Nguyen Tuan
Sai- Bon
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Phnom Penh
Siem Reap
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L.A
Herb Shannon
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Japan
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