Manson to Take Stand in Try for Case Dismissal
Cult leader Charles Manson will testify to seek dismissal of charges tied to the Tate LaBianca murders. In Los Angeles Superior Court jurors were being selected as attorney Irving Kanarek said Manson would take the stand if a speedy trial claim is heard.
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Tate-LaBianca
Los Angeles Superior Court
Irving Kanarek
Manson
Superior Court
Charles Older
Older
Kasabian
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
Poe
Kanarek
Aaron Stovitz
Stavitz
Mass riots and protests over U S Japan pact spread nationwide
Heavy guards on duty as police seize a student car loaded with firebombs and pipes. Rail-yard clashes near Tokyo disrupt trains while unions strike nationwide. Thousands demonstrate against the U S Japan military alliance with rail protests and sitdowns in Tokyo suburbs.
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U.S. Air Force Base
Yamato
U.S
Japan
United States
Tokyo Bay
Yokota
U.S. Air Base
America
Douglas Jobless Benefits End and Looming Layouts Seen
The piece reports an end to a Douglas jobless benefits plan with a lump sum alternative and ongoing health care premium coverage under the North American program. A meeting between union and management at McDonnell Douglas unfolds amid an internal union feud involving Jim Slayousted, who claims an illegal ouster. A new North American Rockwell jobless plan starts next September, but funding remains insufficient to cover fall benefits, while the BL bomber contract is not yet boosting employment. Summer aerospace programs are being sharply curtailed across facilities, signaling a weakened sector.
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MecDonnell Douglas
Jim Slay
Slay
North American Rockwell
Henry Lacayo
UAW
Lacayo
Rockwell
Air Force
McDonnell Douglas
Tempest and Sunshine quest and electrical service charge query
A reader seeks a copy of Mary Jane Holmes novel Tempest and Sunshine and its 1937 Ned Albert dramatization. ACTION LINE locates one copy at Los Angeles Public Library and notes reciprocal Lakewood library access. The item price and availability details are provided.
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Mr. W Company
Action Line
I. T
Compton
A. M. K. Williams
Williams
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Contractors State License Board
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Help for an alcoholic friend in need in Long Beach area
A reader asks for help for a longtime alcoholic friend with no funds for hospital care. Suggestions include Harbor General Hospital in Torrance for examination and possible admission to an alcoholic ward, then transfer to a rehabilitation center at Long Beach General. Also contact Long Beach Health Department Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center and Alcoholics Anonymous in Long Beach for counseling and support.
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Bellflower
Harbor General Hospital
W. Carson St. Torrance
Harbor General
Long Teach General Hospital
Long Beach City Health Department
Pine Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
Locust Avé
Long Beach
House to vote on Nixon veto override on hospital bill
The House agreed to vote Thursday to override President Nixon’s veto of a $1.2 billion three year hospital and medical facility grants bill under the Mill Buriton program. A revised version with mandatory spending features is urged by supporters as the Senate approved measure moves forward.
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UPI
House
Nixon
Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
Rep
Ancher Nelsen
H-Minn
Ile
Mill- Burton
Senate
Congress
Nixon Seeks Court Ruling on Vote Age of 18
President Nixon seeks a swift court decision on a proposed 18 year old voting age and related measures. The plan would extend federal oversight in jurisdictions with low registration, ban literacy tests, and set residency rules for presidential elections, affecting Alabama to North Carolina and about 5 million Americans previously disenfranchised by residency rules.
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Nixon
Israeli Raid Hits South of Cairo
Israeli commandos crossed into Egypt for a late night raid eight miles southeast of Cairo and attacked barracks and warehouses near Bir Araiyida. Egypt claims 20 were killed or injured while Israelis say all raiders returned safely. Egyptian spokesmen reported helicopters and armored cars landed but were intercepted. four Egyptian soldiers were wounded.
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Egypt
Cairo
Bir Araiyida
Gulf of Suez
Gul
Debts Total $163,434 in Glenn Campaign Report
John H. Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, reports campaign debts of $163,434 as he seeks the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in the May 5 primary. The filing shows contributions and loans of $166,868, expenditures of $330,073, and outstanding obligations of $146,007 plus a $17,427.02 loan.
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Glenn
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn
America
US Senate
Ohio Secretary of State
Woman Crashes Head On After Wrong Way Drive
A 33 year old Lilly Ivkevich driving the wrong way on the Golden State Freeway caused a fatal head on crash that also killed two young men in a sports car. The coroner reported her blood alcohol was 23 percent, above the CHP under influence threshold of .10.
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UPI
Golden State
California Highway Patrol
Lilly Ivkevich
Hollywoud
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