Manson Trial Opens With Defense Seeking Dismissal
The Tate LaBianca murders case opens as prosecutors seek dismissal attempts cited by Fitzgerald. Susan Atkins and Linda Kasabian are key witnesses while juror challenges loom due to heavy pretrial publicity. The roster includes Manson and co defendants Atkins Kasabian Krenwinkel Watson Van Houten Davis with two years possible duration.
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Manson
LaBianca
Los Angeles
Tate
Miss Tate
Jay Sebring
Abigail Foler
Woytech Frykowski
Steven Parent
Miss Atkins
Miss Kasabian
Patricia Krenwinkel
Watson
Texas
Texas Court of Appeals
Leslie van Houten
Bruce Davis
Slinman
Apollo 13 Blame on Oversight and Space Administration
An investigation blames an oversight by NASA and North American Rockwell Beech for the Apollo 13 error. The fault arose from a heater in the oxygen tank during a test when a 65 volt heater damaged 28 volt switches. The board cites mismatched specifications from 1962 1965 and failure to test switch cycling at Kennedy Space Center.
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North American Rockwell
Beech Aircraft
Corporation
North American
Rockwell
Beech
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Beausoleil Gets Death Sentence
Beausoleil, linked to the Manson family, was denied a new trial and sentenced to die in the gas chamber for Gary Hinman’s murder. Judge William B. Keene imposed the death sentence as the defendant’s case proceeded amid a confrontation with the chief prosecution witness who exclaimed Bobby isn’t guilty in the courtroom. The witness, Miss Brunner, derailed the hearing by shouting from the rear and accused the process of corruption.
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Hall of Justice
Manson
Miss Tate
Hollywood Hills
Bobby
Manson Family
Robert Beausoleil
Gary Hinman
Los Angeles
William B. Keene
Beausoleil
Mery Brunner
Beausolel
Topanga Canyon
Question on citizenship rights and race in England and snow cone guidance
A reader asks if Negroes have citizenship rights in England. The British consul general’s office in Los Angeles replies that Negroes have all citizenship rights and are counted as British citizens in surveys, but officials do not categorize by race or religion. In Long Beach, ACTION LINE helps with snow cone supplies by naming two wholesalers selling syrup and cones with prices. Additionally, Enterprise Mutual Fund suspended sales after an SEC injunction. stockholders may keep or transfer shares to Harbor Fund with a $5 fee, and Enterprise plans to resume sales after fixing bookkeeping issues.
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England
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Action Line
Q. 1
Mrs. D. K
Alfred M. Lewis Inc
Daisy Ave
Enterprise Mutual Fund
R.S. H
Enterprise
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Harbor Fund Inc
Shareholders Management Co
John Paley
Draft Objection Right Ruled for Moral Beliefs
The Supreme Court ruled that conscientious objection based on moral beliefs formed through study in history and sociology qualifies for draft exemption, with Chief Justice Burger and Justices Stewart and White dissenting. The ruling may modestly raise objectors beyond 40,000 among 9 to 10 million registrants, while the court continues other actions on free speech, elections on federal property, and a Milwaukee civil rights case.
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Black
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Byron Tt
White
Selective Service
Central Missouri State College
Texas
James E. Gropps
Milwaukee
AMA Seeks New US Health Aid and Oversight
The American Medical Association advocates a new health aid plan with coverage benefits and a review mechanism to curb abuses while sustaining high medical care. Dr. Dorman says the program aims to improve and refine the existing system, not replace it, noting that successes rather than failures cause current difficulties. Dr. Hill criticizes a report proposing limits on physician fees in impoverished areas, arguing caps threaten access to care for the American poor and could drive doctors away.
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Dorman
Hill
Italy to Buy Four DC10 Trijets for Alitalia
Alitalia announced it will purchase four McDonnell Douglas DC10 intercontinental tri jets with options on six more. The four DC10s cost about $68 million and deliveries are planned to begin in early 1973 pending board and government approval.
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Alitalia
Guerrillas Warn Lebanon Over Jordan Raids and Executions
Palestinian Al Fatah leaders said two Arabs were executed for raping American women during last week’s fighting in Amman. Arafat accused the United States of triggering the conflict and warned against Lebanese crackdown. Israeli raids on Suez positions continued with Egyptian casualties and one Israeli plane hit.
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Amman
Jordan
Suez Canal
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Arafat
United States
U.S
Middle East
Vietnam
Lebanon
Israel
AL Fazal
Voice of Palestine Radio
Cairo
Long Beach Faith Gap Sparsely United in Times of Need
A reader laments the abundance of churches in Long Beach while the Free Clinic nears closure and questions why Christians do not aid dedicated workers like Ron Lofstrom. The letter argues many Christians are present yet uninvolved in aiding the vulnerable.
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Long Beach
R.W
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