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Show 2A DESERET NEWS, Jury- I,( IS ANGELES ( APt H A dtcu I IHO td litlr oilier "Te ppi-cii- Lo" County fiucui Jury on Monday n 1m) ir Jh led I'.e scinr- - five and voting uomat. monitor lui.e ic.liil in tiie m'-iiVmllt gn.i'i ni.ii l.i litali.iv ,'flel I he ig IJlie juim lonK -- ol e r i Tate l chic! from W 1! lit tiC'-'-- ia' Hie jijj Afteiward foie iiihii imlKiIPl llie key teli mot,. a- - epe ted. tame nun d defendant who frieh admitted her role m l he seven -end is herself layings aitused o' an eighth. Charged with the murder of the blonde actress, three fi lends and a youth were the commune leader. Charles M Munson. 35: the star witness. g ; Sue in Denisp Atkins, Cuarles D. Watson. 24: Patii- ta Kiemvinkel, 21, and Linda Kasahian, 20. -. Angele- red ids 5 many gt.vn jj:v v.hui s iridic or.iy "t( tiimu'i' 1 , i r ,ii.I t n f,, U.g 1 l?a f.uip n ve- -it iomn.iitio in.. !! in (ini i'pu.i' I'.ttg- - ns lie il7.'i ie t.ty li.g -' T ci! te ;tnJ Shnrc' act:?lif-L-I December 9, 1969 Tuesday, le-- li In Tate Slaying .Sieen Parent weie slain. The same five p!u- - anctiei girl. Lp'he Sdr.k'ion. 19. wei, tide ted in the muruer of fyno LeBidma and hi' w iff ami and by which of the accused the inuictmer.t dm ret specify. but it said Mr. Kasahian remained oulMde me hou-- e while the ktllirgs went or. torded Tr.p Man-owas cnarget! with the T.ite slayings even though by M.ss Atkins' account, accepi-ein the indictment, he was not pifc-enTue district attorney contended the cult leader, 'aid to have hated the wealthy. con'pired in the erhret and could be charged with How Ro'emzry . The indictnienl riiarged that Watson. Mia, Atkin-- . M. Krenwinkel and Mr- -, Ka.a bum went to the Bel Air estate of Miss Tate and her husband. film director Roma" Polanski. who was out ol town. Miss Tate, hair styli-- i Jay Seining. Polish playboy Wojciech (Voitvck) Frokow-ki- . 'polled Fry kou ki in die indictment coffee heiress Abigail Folger and young long-haire- rt d t. them. Mis Atkins told her attor-- the had r.vpnotic-likpowers over his largelj female clan. Superior Court Juuge -- et B airaign-n.er.- t for V.ednesdav rr.crnir.g for the three deiendants in A:kn-M- r. heie. Mi Mt Kasabian .and grand presumably jun. that Man.-o-n FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane r. Nader's Raiders 't. Hfl MUIU Makers . t . A - After Kiik-I?tNKW YORK (AIM off a nationwide student pfotpst against pollutant." Ralph ijmsumer irusader Njder has called for dissolving the Oneial Motois Corp. tbiough antitiust action, r Nader singled out auioiuak-flrin a hearing Monday by 21 cjingressmen into air polhiiion fjpf their lmliffprence. venality- and conspiracy" against clients to fight an- - pollution. ; A lawyer working in Washington. Nader wrote Cnsafe ;d. Any Speed," a critique of Wil-Ua- Kr-er.-e cu-to- Washington (api The Supreme Court, in Warren E. Eurger's first majority opinion as chief today g.ve Florida die right to hem in activities of a national bank. The decision, in a te- -t ta-- e, overrode the judgment of the C.S. comptroller of the (urrency and accepted Florida's view that armored car messerger service and an bank depository e, Watson was in M Kir.nev. Te.. and 1!-.- Krenvvirkel m Mobile. Ala., where thev were on murder warrart ane-f-- d Man-o- n previously. wa.' being held in Independence. Calif., charged with possessing stolen car'. are forms of banking." the i eir.irih hboratorie-'- . Dr automotive emission problems at the earliest possible time. And in Chenea added: seeking solutions we will have no hestation in using a power source other than the internal combustion engine if it will meet the needs of our customers at a price they can pay and will solve the emission problem. Herbert L. Misch. Fold Motor Co.'s vice president of testified that engineering, Ford employed 700 workers seeking to make the internal combustion engine emission-fre- e and also was studying us? of gas turbines and electric and steam power for autos. standard', te Cus-10- munu-fjcturer- NOW three police-Fanth- M OFFERS news conference Monday followed renewed charges that the two Panther leaders were deliberately shot and killed. An official of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People termed the modprn-dalynch-ing- s shootings At this time, legal restrictions against pretrial publicity prevent our office from false charges made by others in connection with the incident. Hanrahan said. AFTER-CHRISTM- AS atFourteen policemen tached to lianrahan's office raided a West Side apartment early last Thursday carrying PRICES! thers in Chicago Official Lauds Police Action States CHICAGO f API Atty. Edward V. Hanrahan says he is convinced that policemen used good judgment. considerable restraint and in a professional discipline raid last week in which two leaders of the Black Panther party in Illinois were fatally shot. a warrant to search for illegal . said Charles Garry, white attorney for the Pan- can't reoch it." I v CHRISTMAS FURS 1368. ary. Why don't you hold onto your Mommy's skirt?" The Cook County Chicago prosecutors statement at a at organization's four-hou- Paul Chenea. told the bearing GM was "irrevocably committed to finding a solution to first witness f Nader was id the hearing at the L.S. House here. He told the s iitigressmen that auto "have spewed forth tens of car ton monoxide, lidrocar lions, oxides of nitrogen whose silent violence attacks the health of man." in Washington. ; 'Meanwhile, Nw'der asked the government ta.han all smoking on commercial flights as a threat lo air safety and a personal to nonsmokers. national bank may establish a oi un.ii" in a siaie oiiiy when state law would authorize a state bank to establish such a - v branch. In other actions today, the Los weapons. Hanrahan said 12 rifles and shotguns, seven pistols and 1.154 rounds of ammunition were found in the apartment. DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH naiioral headquarters Oakland. Two Panthers were fatally shot during a police raid in Chicago Thursday. Negro spokesmen charged that the Los Angeles raid was part of a widespread police plot to break up the Panthers, if necessary by killing them. Acting Police Chief Harold Gates said the purpose of hi' men was to serve warrants for illegal possession of weapons. Gates said an officer went to the Panther headquarters last week to check a complaint of an overly noiy juke box. ana was ordered to leave by persons armed with a pistol and a shotgun. PER TIRE The tires, a Scandinavian development introduced in the United States in 1964, are heav treaded ntiallv snow tires equipped with tungsten carbide tipped steel studs of an inch long. 85 to 100 studs per tire. Tiremakers and them supporters contend that the studs make up. in added traction t and safety what they in damage to road surface. Critics disagree and some contend the tires are unsafe. BRAKE EFFICIENCY Aeronautical Labo. Cornell in Buffalo. N.Y. conratory cluded in a federally sponsored study that studded tires on all four wheels greatly increased braking efficiency on packed snow and ice both surfaces on which regular snow tires are less effective than on freshly fallen snow. esse Into hootrmf Angeles headquarters. r The result was a siege and shootout Monday in which six persons, including were policemen. w ounded. It was the latest in a serie of confrontations which have resulted in the death of 28 members of the Negro group since Janu- foi piesirlent court Florida may forbid the Panther Reid Turns Negro students 15 law 100 "branch ofiering of such ervices by The First National Bank in Plant City as it would forbid branches for state banks. BBLNCH BANK L.A. - pollution hearing wliete he led in pn ketiiig. GM's v!e v aiHO-siife- ty tie "Most tests conclude that more tests are needed." savs one spokemean for the tire industry here in the nation s tire capital, where the Firestone Ti:e & Rubber Co. predicts that of about 18 million snow tires sold in 1963. about b.o million will have stud'. 6-- 2 Sank-to-n I OS ANGELES (AP) Police sav a series of attempts by armed Black Panthers to intifnidate officers by behind a decision to raid the mili .ant Nader went to General Motors' Fifth Avenue offn ev, AKRON. OHIO (APi -How good ar? those studded snow tires? It depends on whom you ak and even the tir?mal,ers don't agree on all the answers. e s.. d. POLLUTION FIGHT Snow Tire Studs Stir Controversy Burger's 1st Major Test Case -- five-eight- Federal law specifie' that a court: Linfiled the freedom of railroads to make major technological changes without bargaining with rail unions. Ruied that longshoremen injured or killed while working on a pier permanently affixed to the shore are not to compensation under federal bw. Held that the Agriculture Department could not legally establish a milk price differ-entfor urban producers. PROPOSED SERVICE entitled may-cos- Kennemptal Inc. of Latrobe. Pa. a s'ud manufacturer, says a test has show n studded tires on all four wheels cornering glare ice 50 to 60 on ability per cent and a boost in speed of about 25 per cent. SUBZERO WEATHER pimit The Cornell study indicated tires g ave 32 to 36 per cpnt more braking than regubr snow tires at 32 degrees. Even the tiremakers concede that the studs damage road surface, a factor which has brought bans in the nonsnowy states of Georgia. Louisiana. Mississippi and Hawaii Pavemei. damage is heaviest where vehicle make repeated fast starts and stops, but a Pittsburgh study reported that stud damage to road surface was no greater than salt sm-Ide- y damage. HANDLING PROBLEMS Other aitics contend the tire. present handling probWe used them once lems. and found we couldn't stop on wet pavement." says a policeman in the Cleveland subutb or Parma. "It was like driving on ball bearings." The Ohio Highway Patrol says it tested the tires four ; ear ago and found the studs came out at speeds of 70 miles an hour or more. say the problems have now been solved. Tire-make- bl to all WRITERS in this area . . . Burger's opinion in the Florida bank case involved whether the two services proposed by First National of Pbnt City ate forms of branch banking. Speaking for the majority, he said. "We are satisfied that at the time a customer delivers a sum of money either to the armored truck or the stationery receptable, the bank has. for all purposes contempbted by Congress . . . received a deposit. Associate Justices Hugo L. Black, John Marshall Harlan, William J. Brennan Jr.. Byron R. 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