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a a, ciflzen’s arrest. on Kay ‘auring high tase pret “iussle ‘and the chief prosecutor ‘entered into: ithe, fray}. cas by shouting'back that Man-| ‘sons’s lawyer might be:subject.to ‘arrest for assault.’ , Deputies. stepped in and -calm||' was quickly restored. The inci-/ dent ‘seemed amusing to De- Carlo, who smifed throughout the affair, ' More serious trouble was’. “inl store for Kanarek later in’ the} bay. % i { xi? When ihe«day's Pee mghts and ‘two days. at. County Kona, was’ cited ; for con- tempt +on July. 29. ‘on the same grounds at the: tine, Mrs, Linda Kasabidn wWas..on- the witness ‘stand, He served’ only one night in jail on that occasion. The repeated objections which resulted in , yesterday’s action against Kanarek came during, (DeCarlo’s testimony about Man- ‘son’s supposed. Control dver his ‘followers, Kanarek. explained his’ posi+ tion to Judge Older:by stating: , “These matters ‘that are com- e{iig out are very: important and: chded” ‘ dftd “the jury, left ‘t courtroom,’ *Tudge ‘Older Tena mis poe to > ertilfy Mr. <Man- ihe’ ‘contentipt’ citation against} him for “repeatedly. inteendpe | ing -and disrupting the feacmany Of*the. wittess?” _ ‘Kanarek asked ‘that he be-al: lowed an aitorney*to represent him “and bail, but Older "| sponded: “In case of direct contempt, you are not: entitled. to-an attor- ney, There’s no -legal require iment, nor is it desirable bad and ihie purpose -of bail’ is to free a person prior te conviction but! I have already found: yo guilty. Of contempt,’ ' Kanarek then said: ” “Your honor’s. tuling is det priving Mr.. Manson, of a fair _ . trial... I'm, certainly not, wil tully disobeying the court.” ' |. Paul Fitzgerald, Miss Kren- winkel’s attorney; ‘tried to, in- tercede by ‘saying: , “I personally feel that: it is not the intent, of Mr. Katiarek to jinterrupt the chronology or. se: quence of a witness's testimony. ; And ] sincérely believe ‘he has: his: client's best, interests: in mind. by what he: does.’ aot “J don’t doubt, that!” said;the