Hearst testifies in SLA bank robbery trial details abuse
Patricia Hearst tells how her Symbionese Liberation Army kidnappers used fear and coercion to control her during weeks of captivity and a bank robbery. She describes torture threats, acts of violence, and her reluctant participation under constant intimidation.
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AN Francisco
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U.S. District Court
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Hearst Testimony Describes Abduction and Choice to Stay
Miss Hearst testifies about the SLA captivity at length, describing sexual mistreatment, her belief the FBI would harm her, and Donald DeFreeze offering a choice to remain with the group or return home. She recalls the public safety incident and her movement to Pennsylvania and back West with Jack Scott.
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Dutch Queen Juliana Faces Recurrent Royal Scandals
The article reviews a series of royal controversies during Juliana's reign starting with the Bernhard Lockheed bribery affair and extending through 1950s to 1960s events. It notes Juliana's vast private fortune, stock holdings, and resilience in public opinion despite family scandals.
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Ford and Reagan tout health in 1976 campaign
President Ford released a seven page medical summary showing good health for a 62 year old with occasional knee trouble and rectal bleeding. Ronald Reagan, campaigning in Rochester New Hampshire, said he feels great and can still beat his son at arm wrestling.
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License examiner charged in bribery case in Spartanburg
A South Carolina drivers license examiner in Spartanburg is charged with accepting a $200 bribe offer to help an informant obtain a license. The warrant, signed by Highway Patrol Lt. Raymond Scruggs, identifies Chester Chamblee, 29, as the respondent.
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State Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Raymond Scruggs
Chester Chamblee
Spartanburg
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