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Show s. The Salt Tribune, Scndav, An rust Lai America at a Glance fi- , !, f 1379 Outside Forces Intrude on Mattson Family Style. - Everett Associated Frees Writer Bv Arthur . Subway Electrical Fire Kills 1, Overcomes 53 , ' 1 A woman NEW YORE died and 53 passenger and rescue workers were by amoKe in a suffocating electrical fire here Saturday morning in the I,exing'on Avenue aubway tunnel between Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. The motorman and conduc- The passengers, coughing tha and along stumbling trarks, held one another's hands and carried the stricken. They remembered it later as an unrelieved nightmare. "I thought, this is a hell of a way to die," said David Rowe of Saginaw Mich., who was on the train. ove--co- tor of a train that had stopped short of the fire led at least 75 pa nI passengers 1.000 feet bark throuch pitch 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles. 'Were still singing, we still make garbage runs, we havent changed, said perky, pretty little Sandra Good, one of a dozen original family members still at the dilap- idated ranch. But bearded Ronald Hughes, a defense lawyer at the trial of Manson and three other girl disciples in the Sharon Tile murders of last August, said the absence of h the shaggy-haire- d afferted the $ (Cops right ) The Washington FVt If SSTs fly in any large numbers they wn'l create a new layer of stratospheric smog that will remain 'forever." they said. The Massachusetts Institute -- environmental study group warned Saturday that supersonic transports could change the world's climate by creating permannt layers of smog in the stratosphere. The scientists said that gases and particles from a single SST jet would remain for three years in the windless A high-lev- Upper reaches of earths of Technology's study of criti- cal environmental problems, month-lona concluding program here, urged a slowdown in plans to produce the SST until scientists determine how it will affect the earth's upper atmosphere. g at Nixon Works, Loafs on Coast SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF President Nixon got (AP) in a little business and a little loafing around the Western White House Saturday, with more of both on tap Sunday before flying to Washington Monday with a stop at Denver. The President tapered off at the end of a busy work week of the the have straight intruded. Hughes said the family is active in behalf of the defense, running errands and the like, and hovering sympathetically outside the eight-floo- r trial courtroom of the Les Angeles Hall o' Jus- umlri mosphere. MASS. leader has life-styl- e family. OuLide legal forces Science Warns of SlraloMiios lMLLlAMSTON. family continue to live amid the bouldered slopes and sylvan caves and waterfalls of the Spahn movie ranch, about blarkness and rolling smoke to the Bowling Green station and safety. Service York Time N at the West Coast presidential offices. There was some of the usual paper wotk, a meeting Charlie is gone, but life at the ranch goes on and on. - LOS ANGELES The remnants of the Charles Ma-s- nn L PrMt Wlrtefcolo Attocial Who Am I, Ma? SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Taronga Park Zoo officials are nondering nhat to call daughter of Betsy, the zoos chimp. Anyone have a suggestion? 0090000 tice. Four oo Tri&I On trial with Manson, 35, Susan Atkins, 21, Patricia Knuvinkle, 22, and Leslie Van Houten, 20. They are accused collectively or individually of the Aug. 9, 1969, are slayings of Mis Tate, pregnant blonde movie star, and four visitors at her Benedict Canyon mansion, as well as the killings 24 hours later of wealthy food market owner Leno LaBnnca and his wife Rosemary. The trial resumes Monday. The of the Men son commune at the Spahn ranch was described in detail last week by Linda Kasahian, 21. Her defection from family ranks to accept immunity and testify for the state has drawn glowering glances from the four defendants. life-sty- d Adopted Nicknames Mrs. Kasahian testified that of the commune members departed the mam ranch area at intervals for nearby camping sites, taking with them dune buggies and parts, tools, sleeping bags, tents, cooking utensils and scavenged food. The buggies were being armed and equipped, Mrs. Kasabian said, for an eventual exodus into the desert in advance of a black-whitwhich Manson envisioned. The girls were instructed to make little witchy things of e OOOOOOOOOOO Meat was not a favored item, Brown even if obtainable. rice, salad, cooked vegetables, candy and ice cream were. Cash as needed was obtained by sending the girls out to panhandle. There al-- o were what Mrs. Kasabian railed creeps', crawly missions" bi,rglaries of private homes to take things that actually belong to you because everything belongs to everybody. Used Credit Cards Not the least of the loot, according to authorities, were credit cards. One night at supper time, Mrs. Kasabian recalled, Man-so- r. told one of the girls to go out with credit cards and buy all kinds of clothes for all of us and the children, and all kinds of things for the dune buggies. He wanted each of us T The family was wont to fail into sleeping bags whenever they happened to fancy slum, ber, no matter where they happened to be. The Fun Time Dinner time was really the Mrs. Kasabian fun time. smiled. There was guitar strumming and communal singing. Afterwards the girls cleaned up whatever had, ' served as the kitchen for th-- ; ' " evening. i There ueie four voting drer. in the commune, inrlud- - ' firms' irg Mrs. Kasabian' born. Tanya, ?.n . daughter. They were known and tended by elves as some girl other than their ' mother to ''kill the maternal ego they had absorbed. The children were regarded aV beautiful creatures. allowed' ' all but utter freedom, observed hy them on their explora- - ' tions into the woods. Manson Charles exerted . himself but little, Mrs. Kasa-bia- n said, and enjovpd obedience from his girl disciples. - s GRANGER, UTAH 2781 Y. 3500 So. MURRAY-EAS- T 5630 So. 9th E. SUGARIIOUSE 2152 Highland Dr. airplane track. Single Cycle Washer with 2 Temperature Dryer BUY BOTH FOR Washer: agitator loosens stubborn dirt . . . built-i- n lint filter . . . spin action stops when washer lid is raised. SOLID-STAT- that The garbage runs blonde Sandy Good referred to were scavenging trips to the rear of Los Angeles supermarkets and restaurants, in castoffs. edib'e search t Catalog Sloret: the bark of another racer, then flew into the bleachers at Spencer Speedway "like an landing on a one witness said. carrier, The accident happened during the final race Friday night at the western New York car jammed accelerator pedal was blamed Saturday for a aending speeding stock car hurtling into a grandstand where it killed four persona and injured IS more. The car appeared to climb ranch was used for many years as a background for Western films. Theres a saloon anda Western street and several old structures. Marijuana was smoked and Mrs. Kasabian said she re ranch. ApnllancttAlso Stuck Pedal Blamed in 4 Deaths A The quaintance ac- g with LSD at the el Start Appiianrt re- ported. WILLIAMSON, N.Y. (UPI) gmls were known more prosaically as Squakv, Little Patty, Snake and Sadie Gultz. There were bisexual communal orgies, Mrs. Kasabian testified, and the girls were directed by Munson to use their bodies to recruit male visitors into the familv. When new girls were needed, the left the witness said, Man-o- n ranch in -- nest of them. Mason and ms frienns came to the ran-- h in the San Fer-- , rando Valiev in April 196S. Charlie and his friends came to spend the night and never seemed to leave, said the ownpr, blind cowboy George Spahn, 80. For Western Him a newed OOOOOo with national security adviser Henry A.' KLsinger, and telewith' other phone conference staff assistants, deputy press secretary Gerald Warren beads or wire or twigs to hang on tree branches to blaze the trails they followed. Mrs. Kasabian said Manson referred to his girls as witchand she accordingly es adopted the nickname Yana the Witch. Other Manson girls to have two sets of clotip one straght dress irg wear at the ranch on week.' ends when the riders cam home. . 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