Jury Instructions In Hearst Case Highlight Trial Ends
Patricia Hearst’s attorney urged the jury to find guilt on two counts, saying she had to join the Hibernia Bank robbery or die. Prosecutors dismissed fear as unbelievable as the panel weighs armed robbery and firearm charges, with potential sentences up to 35 years.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Hibernia
U.S
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
SLA
Los Angeles
Bailey
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Goat bears quintuplets in Arizona contradicting odds
In Phoenix Nubian goat Lela, four years old and owned by Albert and Karen Hahn, birthed five kids. The owner called the occurrence astronomical, noting the first litter produced three kids and the second two. Bailey debate about Hearst case contrasts with jury doubts amid defense psychiatric witnesses.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Lela
Albert Hahn
Karen
Hahn
Lebanese leader's trip to Syria peace talks delayed by plane attack
Prime Minister Rashid Karami and Saeb Salam were about to board a Soviet Yak 40 for Damascus when an incendiary rocket ripped into a parked Syrian military aircraft at a Lebanese air base near Beirut. An unidentified man was injured as officials speculated a bomb. The delay disrupted a planned 10 am departure.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Rashid Karami
Damascus
Karami
Saeb Salam
Salam
Kamel Assad
Assad
Suleiman Franjieh
Phalan
Udall and Reagan clash over Church spoiler role in primaries
United Press International reports Udall accusing Frank Church of weakening liberal chances with a late candidacy while Church defends viability. Reagan presses Ford to quit, noting his own strong primaries as North Carolina votes near. Wallace touts 1972 NC win as Carter disputes his claims. Jackson targets urban housing as a top priority. Harris vows a Pennsylvania bid. Dellums named by the National Black Political Assembly to run, with Dellums mulling acceptance.
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Morris Udall
Frank Church
Arizona
Milwaukee
Idaho
Ronald Reagan
North Carolina
Reagan
Ford
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Alabama
Carter
Georgia
Henry Jackson
New York
Harlem
Jackson
Fred Harris
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Executive Council
The
National Black Political Assembly
Ronald Dellums
California
Hiss says FBI hid evidence in old typewriter case
Alger Hiss released a statement after reviewing 15 000 pages of newly released government documents claiming the FBI knew before his trial that his wife’s old Woodstock typewriter was used to copy State Department papers. He asserts this supports his innocence and notes Perry Catlett held the device months before the copies were made.
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Army
Forest Service
Colorado
New York Times
Department of Agriculture
New York
UPI
Alger Hiss
FBI
State Department
Woodstock
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Underground
Chambers
Perry Catlett
Allen
Weinstein
New York Review of Books
John Chabot Smith
Hefty robber takes $300 from Nashville bank drive-thru
A woman described as 5'7" and about 300 pounds wearing curlers robbed a First American National Bank in Nashville at 9:55 am. Driving a beige car with a brown top, she handed a note demanding exactly $300 with an implied accomplice. The teller complied and the robber fled with the money.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Nashville
First American National Bank
Larry Hand
Janice Moore
Canal strike slows Panama Canal traffic for 140 ships
A five day wildcat sick-out by about 700 of 3,600 U S canal workers halted operations at the Panama Canal. Only one ship completed the full ocean to ocean transit while 140 vessels waited outside the 51 mile waterway. Officials blame a mix of budget cuts, salary freezes and fear of permanent job losses amid turnover talks with Panama.
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Balboa Heights
Panama Canal Zone
U.S. Canal
Army Department
State Department
Panama
U.S
Snowdons separate as Princess Margaret files for legal split
Queen Elizabeth's sister Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon announce a mutual separation at Kensington Palace after 16 years of marriage. The arrangement allows joint access to children while public duties continue unaffiliated with Lord Snowdon, with divorce possible by consent in two years if reconciliation fails. Meanwhile Connecticut Judge Rubinow upholds the state marijuana possession with intent to sell law amid related cases and debates.
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Princess Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Kensington Palace
Countess of Snowdon
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Snowdons
United States
Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
Roddy Llewellyn
Mustique
Caribbean
Snowden
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Sarah Armstrong-Jones
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Rubinow
Lawrence C. Klaczak
Robert J. Berdon
New Haven Superior Court
Berdon
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