Los Angeles Free Press

Mm-hmm, mm.

And, um, uh, back in that day, the two main ways of s- ways of spreading news was radio station KPFK and the LA Free Press.

Mm-hmm.

And that's how people found out about it.

This was later commuted to three years of house arrest by President Nixon.

The Los Angeles Free Press complained that while the news media worried about prejudicing Calley's eventual trial, Manson was being transformed into a hypnotic occult monster.

"And while the Manson affair is trumpeted from every one of the news media," the paper observed, "the Lieutenant Calley trial slowly recedes into obscurity." It was as if the president was using Manson to distract Americans from the real source of violence in their society.

Part two.

And it's where they learn violence and manipulation.

This was hardly a revelation.

In January 1970, Manson himself told the Los Angeles Free Press, My philosophy comes from underneath the boots and sticks and clubs they beat people with.

That same month, psychiatrist David E. Smith of the Haight-Ashbury Free Clinic told the Berkeley Barb that Manson and his followers had rejected conventional education and socialization as forms of brainwashing, only to replace them with Manson's own system of authority.

Harold was a part-time rock writer.

He gets a story in the alternative newspaper that was called the LA Free Press about how big corporate America is trying to drive out the poor little hippie record store.

Our business quadruples overnight.

We have a settlement conference with the owner of Warehouse, and the biggest music law firm in LA is representing them.

I don't want to get involved in that.

In a review of the film, the Los Angeles Free Press exclaimed that The 300-pound sex symbol divine

is undoubtedly some sort of discovery.

Guys, we need to stop with the 300-pound rhetoric.