Squeaky Fromme the faithful Manson convert and loyal girl slave
Lynette Fromme, 26, a central Manson follower, met him at 16 in Santa Monica and became his public face and surrogate leader. She attended the Tate trial, shaved her head, and guarded him outside the Hall of Justice. Fromme and Sandra Good remained devoted, even as most of the family faced prison for multiple murders. Aimed at public exposure, her alleged assassination bid on President Ford drew national attention.
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Charles Manson
Manson
Santa Monica
Calif
Los Angeles
Squeaky
Sandra Pugh
Sandra Good
Honolulu
Nixon
Ford
Good
Lynn
Fromme
Sharon Tate
Hall of Justice
U. S. Supreme Court
George Spahn
Sandra
Venice
Catherine
Gypsy
Share
Charlie
Mart
Brunner
Vincent Bugliosi
Buglios
Stephen Kay
Sacramento
Tom Ford
Lansing
Mich
Lynette Alice
Squeaky” Fromme
Miss Fromme
Louisville Rioters Clash as Guardsmen Called Up
Louisville area riots over anti-busing prompt governor to mobilize 800 National Guardsmen and declare a ban on further demonstrations. Police and troopers address six hours of clashes near three suburban high schools. 192 arrests, injuries to many, including 15 officers. County officials plan initial deployment of 120 Guardsmen and 375 state troopers to patrol 33 vehicles.
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Louisville
UPI
Julian M. Carroll
Kentucky
U.S
James F. Gordon
Harvey I. Sloane
Concerned Parents, Inc
Jefferson County
Todd Hollenbach
Hollenbach
Russell McDaniel
Valley High School
Moderates win as Goncalves ousted in Portugal power shift
Pro Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves is forced from power after a six week campaign by moderates that nearly sparked civil conflict. President Costa Gomes announces Goncalves relinquishes his post as chief of staff and the Revolutionary Council is reconstituted, signaling a victory for moderates and a rollback of Communist influence in Portugal.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Tancos
Here
Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Costa Gomes
Ford pledges fight against all violence
President Ford vowed to lead a nationwide push against violent crime less than two hours after an assassination attempt and during a bomb threat scare. He spoke to state legislators in Sacramento’s Capitol after security teams searched the 106 year old building finding no bomb.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ford
Sacramento
Calif
Secret Service
Rochester
N. Y
UPI
America
State Capitol
Capitol
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D.mass
Seattle
Kennedy
Reagan Won't Run In 1976 Without National Poll Backing
Washington Reuters report notes Ronald Reagan will not declare for president in 1976 unless a nationwide poll shows a solid chance of winning. Dr. Richard Wirthlin, head of Decision Making Information, heads the survey for the Reagan campaign. The poll aims to identify potential supporters and voting coalitions, while income from media work remains a personal matter.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Richard Wirthlin
Decision Making Information
Wirthlin
California
Ford
Mike Deaver
Federal Communications Commission
Lyn Nofziger
Citizens For Reagan
Water restored in Trenton after pumps fail
In Trenton New Jersey water service was restored after a regional pumping station outage left residents等待 unable to use taps several days. Beth McFarlane eleven helps brother Jimmy bathe at home as lifeline supplies return and households resume chores and meals.
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Beth McFarlane
Jimmy
Trenton
N.J
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D-N.j
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D-N. Y
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D-Mich
Rodino
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Conyers
House
Robert E. Bauman
Bauman
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
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Betty Ford
White House
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
United States
Ron
Lorain
Cleveland
UMW
Charleston. W. Va
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West Virginia
Arnold Miller
District 17
Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Annapolis. Md
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Del
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