Manson Witness Discusses Motives In Tate La Bianca Case
Danny DeCarlo, the 43rd prosecution witness in the Tate La Bianca murder case, testified that Charles Manson admired blacks for fighting police while claiming he loved them for a single reason. DeCarlo, in fourth day of examination, recalled Manson’s statements and noted he could not remember many details of conversations or locations. Meanwhile, three female followers showed interest in the testimony and a separate report notes a theft of five ounces of dental gold from a garage door.
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Charles Manson
Los Angeles
Danny DeCarlo
Manson
DeCarlo
Decarly
Marinehé
Tate
Druk
DeCarla
Leslie Vanlouten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Dedarlu
Witness Testifies Deputies Blocked Him in Death Cafe
A witness in Los Angeles testified that he tried to leave the bar where Ruben Salazar was slain but four gunpoint sheriff's deputies blocked the exit. Hector Franco, a Colombian dental technician, said he stayed with Salazar that day August 29 along with Guillermo Restrepo and Gustavo Garcia, and described walking with them along the Chicano Moratorium parade route before the later riot.
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Los Angeles
Ruben Salazar
Hector Franco
Salazar
Guillermo Restrepo
KMEX
Gustavo Garcia
Franco
Chicano Moratorium Committee
Tie
Whitier Boulevard
Garcia
Franca
Franc
Janco
Restrepo
George Garcia Munoz Jr
Plane Forced to Land After Apparent Malfunction
An aircraft returning from Calahna Island made a forced landing at Long Beach Airport following a suspected oil leak. Passengers exited safely and the pilot returned to base. In Lewiston Idaho Dr. C. A. Robins, a former Idaho governor, died at 83 on Sunday. In another incident near a cafe, a witness testified about a shooting and ensuing police response with claims of deputies failing to assist and disputed details of the confrontation.
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Wirerall
Calahna Island
Long Beach
Lewiston
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Riles Cites Dramatic Poll Gains
Two statewide polls released today show a narrowing race between state school chief Max Rafferty and challenger Wilson C. Riles. Riles announced results at the Ambassador Hotel noting polls were taken before debates. Polls assigned Riles about 41 percent to Rafferty near 39 percent with broader voter totals showing Rafferty leading. Endorsements came from the California Elementary School Administrators Association. A burglar pried a kitchen window. a record player and 324 albums valued at 500 plus household items were stolen from Annie A. Turner's Long Beach home.
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Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
Wilson C. Riles
Ambassador Hotel
Riles
Dorothy Bcorey
Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Long Beach
California Elementary School Administrators Asociation
Wilson Grace
San Bernardino
Virginia Matthews
Annie A.turner
E. 19Th St
Sweden Reds to Prop Up Palme in Crisis Push
In Stockholm the Social Democratic Party faced a setback as Premier Olof Palme's leadership hung in the balance. The party sought support from allied factions to stabilize the government amid mounting pressure and policy disputes.
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Sweden
Reds
Palme
Stockholm
UPS
Olof Palme
Social Democratic Party
Europe
U.S
Vietnam
Social Democrats
Center Party
Liberals
Conservatives
Tal
Riksdag
Ranger Injured in Ambush on Remote Park Road
Park ranger Clifford Crawford, 23, was seriously injured and hospitalized after gunfire sparked a pursuit on Redwood Road in Anthony Chabot Park. He was said to be in good condition and not hit by bullets, but his car left the road during the chase. Crawford had been investigating gunfire reported at 6:30 a.m. when four men fled in a car and fired as he pursued.
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Oakland
UPI
Clifford Crawford
Kaiser Hospital
Redwood Road
Anthony Chabot Park
Crawford
Palme
Communist Party
C. H. Hermansson
Center Party
Gunnar Hedlund
Community Savings Guaranteed Interest Accounts Promise No Fees
The notice promotes cost free investments with guaranteed interest. It claims no start up fees no commissions and no hidden charges. Interest compounds daily and a quarterly statement is sent. Interests can be paid quarterly or reinvested automatically with no extra effort.
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Financial Federation
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