Court Disrupted By Manson Family In Court
In Los Angeles Charles Manson followers Leslie Van Houten Diane Lake and Patricia Krenwinkel were dragged from the Sharon Tate murder trial after interrupting closing arguments. Bailiffs struggled as deputies searched spectators amid tightened security and a reported telephoned threat to the judge. Van Houten declared a defense to jurors as Vincent Bugliosi pressed testimony.
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Oil Firms Charged With Gulf Drilling Safety Lapses
Four large oil companies faced charges in a Gulf of Mexico bore drilling safety case. The government alleges failures to install automatic shutdown devices and other safety measures, with prior fines already imposed on other firms. The action follows earlier Chevron incidents and reflects ongoing enforcement.
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Hudson Named to Senate Taxation Committee
State Sen. Douglas Hudson of Castleton-on-Hudson was named to the Senate Taxation Committee Tuesday replacing Sen. William T. Smith of Elmira. Sen. Walter B. Langley of Albany was named to fill Hudsons post on the General Laws Committee. Appointments were made by Senate Majority Leader Earl W. Bridges.
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Finality of POW List Doubtful
Kennedy and officials review a new North Vietnamese POW list that matches prior releases. Cora Weiss says the list is the same as last summer and November 13 supplement, with no new names. Pentagon sources note the document appears at least partially official, but its completeness remains uncertain.
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Polish leader reshuffled as Gomulka ousted and Gierek rises
Polish politics shift as 37 year old Kocialek promoted within the secretariat amid moves to oust Gomulka. Western diplomats note Gomulka’s autocratic style, while Edward Gierek pledges consultation with workers. Trybuna Ludu credits leadership for calming the nation after last week’s clashes.
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Angela Davis Escape Attempt Sparks Federal Probe
Angela Davis 26, former UCLA philosophy instructor and avowed Communist, died in an escape attempt last Aug. 7 as authorities pursue charges alleging she conspired in the incident.
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Bennington Memorial Service Set
A memorial service for Paul Boepple 74 longtime music professor at Bennington College will be held at 8 p.m. in the Carriage Barn Bennington Vt. He died Monday in Brattleboro after a long illness. Boepple born Basel Switzerland pursued a prominent career in choral music and taught at several institutions. He is survived by three sons and three daughters.
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Israelis Nab 2 Egyptian Spy Squads
Israel announced the capture of two additional Egyptian intelligence squads in Sinai amid ongoing peace talks. Prime Minister Golda Meir said Israel faces its hardest moment deciding on resuming negotiations as Egyptian officials met in Moscow with Soviet leaders. An explosion at Jebaliya refugee camp injured 15 children, two seriously, in Gaza.
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Snow accumulates as Troy braces for more winter weather
Snow totals reach 36.5 inches with winter storms in full swing. Troy and surrounding areas report most snow fighting trucks active and roads in good shape while outages affect over 300 in Oakwood Avenue Eddy's Lane. Officials warn drivers to use caution as temperatures dip and more snow is forecast tonight.
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