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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) 6 (Mount Clipping in Space Below) msc — \ Mrs. Kasabian, charged with ' ; “seven counts of murder and one Dig F or of conspiracy, also is scheduled to enter her plea but attorney Gary Fleischman said it may be : delayed. +B: Q y t Miss Van Houten already has jentered an innocent plea to two counts of murder and one of conspiracy. Tate Cult In Mobile, Ala., Circuit Judge Joseph M. Hocklander ruled yesterday that Patricia Kren- winkel, 22, must be returned to Her attorney, M. A. Marsal, Home stand trial here for the seven slayings. ‘FAMILY’: T ummon denominator among ollowers of cult leader. Story on A-G ——$ $$! By WILLIAM FARR Herald-Examiner Staff Writer immediately filed notice of ap- peal to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. This action would stay Hocklander’s order pending a review of the case by the higher court. Meanwhile, Texas Gov. Pres- ton Smith also ordered that Charles D. Watson, 24, be turned over to California au- Sheriff's deputies resumed thorities for trial. ligging operations on the Spahn Movie Ranch near Chatsworth oday in an effort to clear a ealed off cavern that could con- ain the body of missing stunt- nan Donald (Shorty) O’Shea. The ranch was once the home 4 Charles Manson and_ his ‘family,’ some now facing nurder trials along with Man- ion in the Sharon Tate-Leno saBianca slayings here last Au- Just. O'Shea, reported to have juarreled with Manson, at the ‘anch, vanished shortly after he dispute. Deputies previously lug out a number of abandoned vells on the property in a futile earch for the stuntman’s body. The new search started after in informant, not identified by jetectives, revealed there is a cave On the ranch that some nonths ago was blocked off at ts entrance. It is located at the ‘oot of a deep gully near Rock 2eak Road ee v The governor made his ruling on the recommendation of Tex- as Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr:, who conducted a 30- minute extradition hearing in Austin, Tex. Bill Boyd, attorney represent- ing Watson, argued that Watson could not receive a fair trial in California because of the mas- sive publicity received by the case here. Texas Asst. Atty. Gen. Gilbert Pena contended that Boyd's ar- guments about pretrial publicity would be more properly pre- sented to the trial court in Los Angeles instead of before an ex- tradition hearing. ~~ ~ 6 (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) Aw-2 Herald "xaminer Los 4nreles, Calif, Date: 1/6/70 Edition: 8 Star Author: Editor: Title: Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: Log Anvele CJ Being Invefgtig SEARCHED INDEXED. SERIALIZED <<” Een t FDI— LOS ANGELES