California Medical Association seeks end to abortion penalties
The CMA called for abolishing criminal penalties on abortions by licensed doctors. The resolution urges patient physician decision making with no third party review, and directs copies to the California Legislature and accredited hospitals. The 1967 therapy abortion law remains, allowing cases of rape or incest with hospital review.
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Law Fou Lax' on Union Chiefs
Washington WW Ally General John N Mitchell asks Congress to expand the list of crimes that bar union officials from office. The proposal would add kidnapping forgery perjury mail and wire fraud plus Landham Griffin Act and Taft Hartley Act violations, with five year bans after conviction.
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Blood Sweat and Tears Sweep Grammys in 1969 Wins
The nine member Blood Sweat and Tears led the 1969 Grammy winners with three awards for best album, song of the year, and best contemporary song. The group Crosby Stills and Nash were named best new pop artists, Peggy Lee and Nilsson won vocal honors, and John Barry claimed best theme tune.
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Manson Says Conscience Clear Despite Murders
Charles Manson tells reporters his conscience is clear and he has no case the press can prove against him. He insists authorities cannot build a case, comparing it to trying to carry sand in a sieve.
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Dead Man Rising: Manson vents defiance and lies in tale
The interview features Charles Manson claiming media crucifixion and lies about his cases. He says he will rise and mobilize others, denounces big lies, reflects on lie detector tests he passed, and contrasts human betrayal with animal innocence, describing desert coyotes and a bond with a wild burro.
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Bank Decides to Pay Slain Guard's Widow
In Chicago Gateway National Bank agreed to return a month of pay to Ursula Mix, widow of guard Richard Mix who died from injuries in a robbery attempt. Bank president George Poulis and chairman Phillip Goldstick said the payment was a gift, to be sent by check after a misunderstanding. In Unity Elections Unity NH residents discuss town leadership and finance as Lev Lemere is named patrol chief and Esther Lemere is named town treasurer while husband James Lemere loses selectman race.
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