Convict indicted in Los Angeles Skid Row Slasher case
Vaughn Greenwood, 32, already jailed for a brutal hatchet attack, faces an 11‑count indictment for killings tied to the Skid Row Slasher spree. The grand jury charged him with throat slashing murders dating from 1964 to 1975 amid skid row and downtown Los Angeles scenes.
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National Cash Register Co
Hollywood
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Sex ethics code talks move toward standards for therapy
A 两 day gathering of 30 doctors, psychologists, social workers, theologians, lawyers, anthropologists and sociologists in St. Louis began drafting an ethics code for sex therapy. Dr. William Masters said nationwide sex therapists may number up to 5,000, with only about 100 truly trained to treat sexual disorders. he warned of pseudo clinics exploiting the public.
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Portrait of Kleindienst Unveiled in D C Corridor
Richard Kleindienst, former attorney general under Nixon, returned to the Justice Department as his portrait was unveiled and hung outside his old office. He did not show visible signs of the guilt he pleaded to nearly two years earlier, calling the moment the greatest honor of his life.
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Cronkite and Chancellor deny CIA ties in glare of allegations
Cronkite and Chancellor rejected claims of any formal or informal work for the CIA or FBI. CBS President and NBC anchor dismissed the charge as false and ridiculous while a former CBS ABC journalist cited as a source said Cronkite and Chancellor were on a rumored list. CIA confirmed both men had not worked for the agency.
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Plant closings expected despite rising car sales
UPI reports mid January U.S. new car sales rose to their best level since 1973 yet unbalanced inventories remain. Total deliveries reached 171,890, up 31 from a year ago, with GM Chrysler Ford and American Motors posting solid gains while analysts warn future gains may slow.
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