An ad published in The Times shortly before the explosion.
Gardena OKs 7th poker parlor.
Krishna Venta, seven of his followers and two former members are killed in a suicide bombing at the Fountain of the World compound in Box Canyon near Chatsworth.
"Bits of flesh were found scattered through the area. The remains of the victims were virtually unidentifiable."
A Ventura County sheriff's official says Ralph J.S. Muller and Peter
Dumas Kamenoff left two rambling, hourlong tape recordings in which
they promised to "bring Krishna to justice." The blast was so powerful
that a woman who lived a mile away was knocked out of bed, The Times
said.
County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn announces plans to build an art museum on Wilshire Boulevard in Hancock Park.
As one of its last acts, the Pacific Coast Conference lifts sanctions against the UCLA athletic program. UCLA was put on athletic probation in 1956 after revelations that athletes were receiving illegal payments.
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Look at the page announcing the building of LACMA. There's an article about research into fuel cells for cars. 50 years later where are we on those?
Look at the page announcing the building of LACMA. There's an article about research into fuel cells for cars. 50 years later where are we on those?
Posted by: chad | December 10, 2008 at 07:18 AM
Interesting. This location is almost exactly where the Spahn Ranch was located and where Charles Manson and gang hung out just ten years later.
Posted by: Don Scrivner | December 10, 2008 at 08:11 AM