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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1971

Page

8

LSD Probable Cause Of Krenwinkle Illness

Defense psychiatrists testified that Patricia Krenwinkle was acutely psychotic after the Tate LaBianca murders and that chronic LSD use may have caused her mental illness. Dr. Andre R. Tweed said she shows residual signs and that LSD can trigger personal crisis or homicidal urges. Other psychiatrists prepared to testify for Susan Atkins and Leslie Van Houten as Charles Manson’s trial continued.

Los Angeles UPI Patricia Krenwinkel Tate-LaBianca Andre R. Tweed Charles Manson Tweed Miss Kren Susan Atkins Leslie van Houten Manson

Labor Department Seeks Idaho Unclaimed Wages

The Wage-hour division seeks eight Idaho workers owed back wages after courts ordered employers to pay. Most funds have been paid. $560 remains unclaimed. Last known towns include Nampa and several Twin Falls residents Curtis K. Carier James E. Decker Robert S. Kohler Ronald W. Littleton Earl Peterson Kenneth Sellers Orval Sparks and Pearl E. Thomas.

San Francisco UPID U.S. Labor Department Idaho Department Curtis K. Carier Nampa James E. Decker Twin Falls Robert S. Kohler Ronald W. Littleton Earl Peterson Boise Kenneth Sellers Orval Sparks Pearl E. Thomas

Army officers seek to testify in My Lai case

Capt. Ernest L. Medina and Col. Oran K. Henderson allege Army interference blocks their defense in the My Lai court martial. Medina seeks permission to testify to counter Lt. Col. William L. Calley Jr., who testified he acted on Medina orders. Henderson denies conspiring to cover up the incident and says he could not defend himself adequately.

Army Washington My Lai Vietnam Ernest L. Medina William L. Calley, Jr Court of Military Appeals Calley Oran K. Henderson America Division Medina Fort Benning Army In Direct Refutation of Lt. Calley Henderson

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