Manson and followers found guilty in Tate LaBianca murders
Charles Manson and three young women were convicted of first degree murder in the Tate and LaBianca killings. The seven jurors also face deciding a punishment for Manson and the trio, with potential life imprisonment or the gas chamber. The verdicts followed a year and a half of trial proceedings and extensive media attention.
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Jack V
FOX
Los Angeles
UPN
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Jesus Christ
Tate
Lena LaBianca
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
LaBianca
Manson
San Quentin
Lerk
Gene Darrow
Darrow
Desegregation Gains Cited By Secretary Richardson
Secretary Elliott L. Richardson told the Louisiana School Board Association in Shreveport that real progress has been made in desegregation with no major federal coercion. He credited local compliance and cited remaining work to end racial and ethnic discrimination in schools and related facilities. He urged cooperation to fulfill the law and improve public education.
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Washington
UPS
Elliot L. Richardson
South
Richrdson
fYou
Richardson
Lousiana
Venezuelan DC3 Crash Near Merida Claims Dozens Dead
Unofficial reports from Caracas say about 25 people died in a DC3 crash near Merida at La Azulita. Rescue teams from the Communications Ministry dispatched units to the crash site after the aircraft departed from Merida to Caracas.
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Communications Ministry
la Azulita
Merida
Idaho may allow sterilization of mentally retarded
Richard Charnock Rose reports that Idaho's State Health Department defends a bill on voluntary and involuntary sterilization for the mentally retarded. Dr. John Marks testifies that the measure would permit capable individuals to live outside institutions without risking unfit parenthood, while addressing consent for married applicants and public assistance concerns. A minority warns against eugenics language, but the panel agrees to revise the bill for further study. One mourner attends a funeral in Kennebunk for an unidentified teenage girl found dead January 9.
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Richard Charnock Rose
UPID
State Health Department
John Marks
Mental Retardation and
House,Health and Welfare
Idaho
Nampa
Dr. Marks
Russell Fogg
Idaho Falls
Marks
Hassbeen
Health Department
Rudy Andersen
Boise
Dre-Marks
Health and Welfare Committee
Avalanche Rips Cascade Cabins Killing Four At Yodelin Ski Area
A pre dawn avalanche at Yodelin ski area east of Stevens Pass along the Cascade range killed four people and left several survivors. Rescue workers freed two teenage sisters after 13 hours trapped in a destroyed cabin as the region faced heavy new snow and warm temperatures. In Milwaukee Wisconsin two veterans started Wisconsin Operation Airlift Inc to fund and arrange free trips home for Vietnam servicemen on leave with 502 dollar round trips.
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Skykomish
Wash
Cascade
Yodelin
Stevens Pass
Darkiess
Cascades
Seattle
Columbia River
Washington State
Edgars
Debbie
Cindy
Diacotness Hospital
Wenatchee
Operation
Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Operation Airlift Inc
Truman in Fair Condition Preparing for Tests
Former President Harry S. Truman, 86, is listed in fair condition at Research Hospital as doctors place him on a special liquid diet to prep for lower gastrointestinal tests. His wife Bess remained at Independence home overnight.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Bess
Independence
Trumans
Wallace H. Graham
Graham
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Polanski
Europe
United States
Abigail Folger
Folger
Radcliffe
Frykowsky
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Léno LaBianca
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Goler Wash
Death Valley
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