White House spying clouds Moorer’s future at play
Senate Armed Services Committee weighs conflicting testimony on Pentagon spying on the White House and Adm. Thomas Moorer’s role. Moorer’s bid for a third two year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff could be affected. Welander Radford and Kissinger timeline cited amid assertions Moorer viewed sensitive papers. Nixon reportedly overruled prosecutions to keep spying quiet.
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UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
White House
Thomas H. Moorer
Moorer
Nixon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Yeoman
Charles Radford
Navy
Pentagon White House
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Robert O. Welander
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Radford
Kissinger
New York Times
Times
Seymour M. Hersh
Ronald Ziegler
SLA silent on fate of Patricia Hearst hostage
In San Francisco the Symbionese Liberation Army enters its fourth day of silence on Patricia Hearst's fate. FBI agent Bates confirms no response or developments. Hearst, daughter of Randolph Hearst, was abducted from Berkeley three weeks ago amid SLA demands for funds and food programs tied to her release. The SLA threatened prolonged captivity unless demands were met. hearings tied to two SLA members charged with Marcus Foster's murder add to the tense backdrop.
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San Francisco
UPI
Miss Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Berkeley
SLA
Hearst
Patty
San Quentin
Mansfield and Case urge full scale gas rationing
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and Senator Case call for nationwide gasoline rationing to address inequitable distribution and long lines. Energy chief William Simon says lines can be reduced without full rationing, urging targeted measures to improve supply and fairness.
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Mansfield
Case
Washington
UPI
Congress
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Missionaries' plane forced down in Cuba and held 24 hours
Alliance Ohio leader Claude Ferguson 36 said the group of 32 missionaries from Ohio Michigan Canada and crew would not trade the experience. Their plane forced down by two Cuban jets Saturday near Camaguey and later released after a $6 850 payment. They described being treated well and singing and praying at a hotel near the airport. The group had built churches in Jamaica and Haiti and were returning home.
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Alliance, Ohio
UPI
Cuba
Claude Ferguson
Alliance
Jamaica
Ohio
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S. State Department
Camaguey
Havana
Ferguson
Loren Ralston
Project Partner, Inc
Haiti
At the Movies Selections At Harte And Twin Cinemas
Harte Theatre on Main Street showcases the award winning musical 1776 rated G. Twin Cinemas features Cry of the Wild about a timber wolf with a 20 minute Bigfoot short. Cinema II repeats Sleeper and The Way We Were for another week.
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TWIN
Cinema I
Bigfoot
Cinema II
Barbra Streisand
Bennington Banner Paid Notices and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business newsroom and advertising along with publishing details. It notes home delivery options, subscription rates for local Vermont coverage and nationwide rates, and Vermont mailing postage details.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Miami taxidermist helps solve Atlanta editor kidnap case
A Miami taxidermist who was bilked out of six thousand dollars in a phony fuel oil deal provided a crucial tip that helped identify the alleged kidnapper of Atlanta Constitution Editor Reg Murphy. Murphy, freed after a seven hundred thousand dollar ransom was paid, credited W Charles Buddy Becker with guiding FBI agents to William A H Williams and his wife Betty Ruth Williams. The ransom money was recovered intact and the two suspects faced kidnapping and extortion charges with bond set at one and a half million dollars.
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Atlanta
UPI
Miami
Atlanta Constitution
Reg. Murphy
Murphy
W. Charles
Buddy” Becker
FBI
William A.H. Williams
Betty Ruth
Lilburn
Becker
Georgia
Williams
U.S
Leo Conroy
Bureau
Williamses
American Revolutionary Army
Army
Solzhenitsyn weighs Norway move amid tax concerns
Exiled writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn met Norwegian officials in Oslo to discuss residence rules for foreigners and potential settlement. Local tax laws, including possible 50 percent tax on Swiss deposits, could hinder his decision. He toured Romsdalsfjord and Lillehammer areas and praised the scenery while noting uncertainty about Norway as a new homeland.
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Oslo
UPI
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Norway
Romsdals Fjord
Lillehammer
Russia
Solzhenitsyn
Afternposten
Soviet Union
Justice Ministry
Per Egil Hegge
Hegge
Romsdals Fiord
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China
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Charles Bates
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Russell Little
Alameda Superior Court
Oakland
Marcus Foster
A. Ludlow Kramer
Miss. Hearst
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Ralston
Michigan
Canada
Charles Thomas
Wichita
Simon
NBC
Meet the Press
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Alumbia Pictures
Rastar Productions
Ray Stark
Sydney Pollack
Agg
Cinema Ih Rt
Benn., Vt
Columbia Pictures
Jack L. Warner
Wer
Clint Eastwood
Magnum Force
Benningt
Aen
Jopy
Manchester
Woody Allen
Timber Wolves
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Dubrow
Diane Keaton
Brando
Harte
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Wolf
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Tip
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