Police Round Up Suspects In Murders
Police round up suspects in the Sharon Tate and LaBianca killings as Los Angeles authorities prepare murder indictments. Charles Manson and several followers face charges. investigations span Concord to Mobile with Continent statements denied by defense.
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Sagan
House Majority Backs President in Vietnam Vote
Washington AP reports Nixon won a 368 to 55 House majority backing the administration’s push to pursue a just peace in Vietnam. The vote, split with reservations, included a POW provision and urged North Vietnam to honor Geneva prisoner treaties. support crossed party lines but did not require Nixon’s signature or action by Congress.
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Ogle TK. Neid
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Mixon
81 Homes Destroyed Damaged in North Shore Surge
The north shore suffered extensive destruction as 50 foot breakers pummeled Jen surf. Officials called it the worst natural disaster since a 900 tidal wave, with at least two deaths and at least 15 injuries. Hundreds homeless, belongings strewn among seaweed and debris.
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Slayings Taint California Scene Tied to Mystic Plot
Reporter notes in a cryptic account linking Susan Douse Atlan to a series of murders in California. Attorney Abbaed Caballury states Susan faced a hypnotic spell claim and ties to seven alleged butcher outfits. Gary Mins man provides institutional witness context.
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Susan
Munter
Werth
Gary Minsman
Court bans further news on My Lai case press gag
U S Court of Appeals upholds a gag on coverage of the My Lai massacre trial proceedings. The ruling limits pretrial publicity and orders avoidance of discussions by reporters, photographers, and broadcasters regarding witnesses and events of the 1968 village attack.
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Supreme Court
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Rail Labor Talks Near Settlement in Nationwide Shutdown Crisis
In Washington AP reports near agreement to extend bargaining in a yearlong railroad wage dispute involving about 46,000 workers across major railroads. W. J. Usery says talks are close, while unions seek 10 percent raises and an escalator clause, railroads offer 2 percent with retroactive steps. Further talks paused for a midafternoon break as negotiators push for a two year deal under existing federal procedures.
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John P. Dillz
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Three U.S. crewmen freed from North Korea captivity
Three American helicopter crewmen held 34½ months in North Korea were released and reported in good condition after medical checks. Spokesmen said they would likely depart for the United States soon, with one pilot noting lingering injuries but positive psychological outlook.
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32 Bodies Recovered From Ruins In Quebec Fire
A Quebec fire at a social welfare home in Notre-Dame-du-Lac left 32 bodies recovered with officials estimating 40 to 58 killed. Fire officials cited destroyed records making exact counts difficult and suggested electrical or boiler faults as possible causes. The Repos de Vieilland Rome operated under Welfare Department permit since 1957, with six staff and several survivors treated locally.
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Court orders rapid desegregation for five Southern districts
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled after hearings that five Southern school divisions must fully desegregate within two months. The deadline was set for schools in Richmond and nearby districts including Reidsville Statesville and Murkam, following arguments by lawyers for the districts.
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Brewster Faces Bribe Indictment and Hospitalization
Former Maryland U.S. Senator Daniel Growster, a 1940s hero, lies gravely ill in an Irish hospital while facing a federal indictment alleging acceptance of bribes tied to postal regulation votes. His wife, a noted horse owner, spoke by phone from County Kildare as Spiegel Inc. denied wrongdoing.
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Mopany
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Spiegel
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Senate
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Kildare
Two Plans Picked in Senate for Tax Exemption Increase
In Epire, Senate debate centers on boosting personal income tax exemption with two proposals. A Gore Democratic plan seeks a $700 next year and $900 by 1973, while a Republican plan targets $800 with staged rises. President Nixon signals veto risk, favoring a $9 billion package as Finance Committee recommendations loom.
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Proposal For Poverty Program Shift Responsibility To States
A plan from opponents of the anti poverty program would shift major responsibility from federal to state hands. Supported by Rumsfeld, it envisions 2.7 billion dollars annually for two years and broad state veto power over community action agency rules. Critics say it would weaken the program and cede initiative to governors, while adding new aid measures for soldiers families and low income elderly.
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