Former Cult Members Speak of Black Magic Tale
Three former members of a hippie cult near Independence California described a tale of black magic and a cult leader, claiming hypnotic power over followers and sharing lurid details of the Tate murder era. Linda Kasabian and Susan Atkins figure in related hypnotic claims as trials unfold.
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Black Magic
Independence
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Sharon Tate
Asert
Death Valley
Charlie Charles
Miller Manson
Paul Crockett
Brooks
Poston
Paul Watkins
Watkins
Manson
San Francisco
Haight Ashbury
Los Angeles
Linda * Kasabian
Tate
World Church Council may end help to Biafra
In Geneva the World Council of Churches said it was considering halting food and medical relief to Biafra because relief flights from Sao Tome risked politicizing aid. Joint Church Aid runs the operation with Catholic and Protestant churches.
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World Church Council
Biafra
Geneva
World ‘Council ‘of ‘Churches
Council
JCA
Geneva International Red Cross Committee
River Trip Film Talk At Arizona University
William Schoening presents a color slide talk on a Colorado River trip. The event by the Tucson Group Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter starts 7:45 p.m. in Room 103 of the University of Arizona Architecture Building.
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William
Schoening
Colorado
Tucson
Grand Canyon
Sierra
University of ‘Arizona’ Architecture
Ley Schoening
Teseavelt
Assis
Bail Law Negated Declares Some On Bail Unconventional
A terse notice notes a legal decision reversing bail provisions for certain individuals. It states persons on bail are now declared unconstrained under a new ruling, affecting pending cases and custody status. The source emphasizes the implications for judiciary proceedings and affected defendants.
Imprisoned murderer Tries suicide at State Prison
Florence AP reports Carl Kummerlowe 42, condemned for Mesa bike shop owner Harley Kimbro murder, fell 20 to 25 feet at the State Prison while awaiting breakfast. He suffered paralysis in an arm and leg and left a letter for his wife Janet urging she be better off without him.
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Florence
Carl K. Kummerlowe
Kummerlowe
Maricopa County
Mesa
Harley Kimbro
Frank Eyman
Eyman
Janet
Scottsdale
Judge Denies FBI Subpoena in Chicago Conventions Trial
UPI reports Judge Julius J. Hoffman quashed defense subpoenas for J. Edgar Hoover and FBI records in the Chicago Seven trial. The move comes as prosecutors wrap up their case on day 50, with defense witnesses already testifying. Albert Baugher faced cross-examination after providing key testimony on parade permit negotiations.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoffman
Hoover
FBI
Albert H. Baugher
City Department of Human Resources
Baugher
Yule Tree Cutting Delayed by Snow in Graham Area
Heavy snow blocks Christmas tree cutting in the Graham Mountains south of Safford. The U S Forest Service says cutting may occur December 13 to 14 if conditions improve, with access via chains into Chiricahua range north of Douglas. One tree per family, priced at 1 dollar for up to six feet and ten cents per extra foot.
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Graham Mountains
Safford
U.S. Forest
Noel Pyers
Pyers
Chiricahua Mountains
Douglas
Audubon Medal Awarded to Horace M Albricht
Horace M Albricht of Los Angeles former director of the National Park Service received the Audubon Medal from the National Audubon Society for his conservation contributions.
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New York
API
Horace M. Albricht
Los Angeles
National Park Service
National Audubon Society
Kennedy leaves $1.9 million fortune cited in estate inventory
An inventory filed by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy shows John F. Kennedy left a cash and property value of $1,890,646.45 to heirs with additional trust assets and substantial holdings in municipal bonds, stocks, Merchand ise Mart interest, and book royalties totaling millions in potential trust wealth.
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Boston
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cleo F. Jailiet
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen Kennedy Hartington
JFK
Massachusetts
Hyannis Port
New York
Birmingham
Ala
San Antonio
Texas
Surf battered Hawaii and California as toll rises
Destructive waves from a distant ocean storm hammered the Hawaiian islands for a fifth day forcing 2,000 from homes and causing over 1 million dollars in damage. A Weather Bureau bulletin warned danger waves up to 40 feet. Two missing sailors and a woman were last seen during the storm. In Southern California waves to 15 feet struck coastlines with two treasure hunters presumed drowned near Summerland Beach. Coast Guard reported two Summerland men last seen clinging to a skiff.
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Honolulu
UPD
Hawaiian Islands
Weather Bureau
California
Summerland Beach
Coast Guard
George Olszewski
David Salesski
Summerland
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Losvant
Concord
N.H
Los Angeles Hall of Justice
Crockett
Iscahne
Richard Schultz
William M. Kunstler
Grahams
Audubon Medal
Barber Oil Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Connecticut General Life Inc. Co
Ken Industries
Hyannis Corp
Park Agency, Inc
Merchandise Mart
Joseph P. Kennedy
Courage
Harper and Row
Handyman
The
Weller
Midway
Oracle Road Lumber
Pero
Arlila
E. Speedway
Haber
Oracle Road
Oracle
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