Hearst sisters urge Patty to surrender in taped appeals
In taped messages broadcast across California radio, Patty Hearst's sisters Ann and Victoria plead for her to surrender, stressing the danger of remaining a fugitive. The SLA captive faces kidnapping charges and other offenses as police, FBI efforts continue alongside related LA investigations and a San Francisco grand jury probe.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Anne
Miss Hearst
SLA
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Los Angeles County
Thomas Noguchi
Donald DeFreeze
Cinque
Los Angeles
DeFreeze
Cleveland
Ohio
Poole
Joseph Busch
Patricia
Hearst
Steven Weed
California
Albert Breaks Tie on Debt Limit Hike
Washington UPI report says liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans nearly blocked a 19.3 billion debt limit increase. Speaker Carl Albert broke a 190-190 tie to push the measure to 495 billion through next March 31. Senate action expected before June 30. Rep. Wilbur Mills notes dissatisfaction with Nixon policies but says debt expansion is necessary due to prior spending. Amendments anticipated in the Senate as riders to the debt bill, including possible tax cut and reform measures.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Carl Albert
Treasury
Senate
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Congress
Saxbe opposes ban on government wiretapping
Washington UPI report notes Attorney General William B. Saxbe supports keeping some wiretap authority for the government while warning a total ban would hinder Justice Department investigations. He insisted that no American citizen can be wiretapped without his approval and questioned current tap counts.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
William B. Saxbe
Senate
Saxbe
Nixon
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Wallace launches drive for 76 convention support
Gov. George C. Wallace opened a campaign to control the Democrats mini convention in December in Kansas City. He urges delegates to back his 1976 presidential bid and plans to attend the Dec 68 charter meeting. Wallace and campaign director Charles Snider say the conference could shape future Democratic elections.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Kansas City
Charles S. Snider
Snider
George McGovern
Maryland
Radioactive material aboard crashed military cargo plane
A four engine turboprop cargo plane chartered for military use carrying radioactive material broke up in a thunderstorm near Springfield Illinois and crashed killing three crewmen and a U S Navy courier The radioactive cargo was a lead case containing medical isotopes noted by Pentagon officials as non harmful to people The crash occurred about 30 miles northeast of Springfield near a busy interstate A witness described seeing a ball of fire as the plane plunged and exploded resulting in the loss of four aboard and missing case still unlocated
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
U.S. Navy
Illinois Capitol
Sangamon County
Norman Richter
National Transportation Safety Board
Chicago
Washington
Pentagon
Nancy Johnson
Duke Ellington A Life Of Jazz Icon And Relentless Creator
Duke Ellington, a towering jazz figure for over six decades, faced illness in Los Angeles and New York before his death, reflecting on fame and music. Born in 1899 in Washington, he learned piano, formed bands, and defined an era with Cotton Club showcases, Carnegie Hall premieres, and sacred concerts, insisting music was his life and recreation.
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SLA
Oakland
Marcus A. Foster
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Los Angeles
Washington
U.S
Cecil
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Columbia-Presyberian Medical Center
New York
Ellington
Duke
Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board
Fate
Mercer
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Ruth
Soda Fountain
Harlem
Cotton Club
Carnegie Hall
America
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Nob Hill
At the Movies: Sleeper at Harte Theatre and varied slips
The Harte Theatre screens Sleeper with Diane Keaton in a Woody Allen comedy. Twin Cinemas offers The Snowball Express and The World's Greatest Athlete both rated G. Cinema II presents The Conversation with Gene Hackman, timely amid Watergate. Dubrow's shows Papillon with McQueen and Hoffman. Hataway's drives Magnum Force and The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, or The Mackintosh Man. For times call Harte 442 8500, Cinemas 442 8179, Manchester 362 1229.
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Harte Theatre
Main Street
Woody Allen
Diane Keaton
Twin Cinemas
Walt Disney
Gene
Hataway
North Hoosick
N.Y
Drive-In
Magnum Force
Clint Eastwood
Roy Bean
Paul Newman
Harte
Cinemas
Manchester
Militants retreat from brink of disaster in Northern Ireland protest
UWC militants ease pressure on British troops and lift ban on some fuel deliveries as Prime Minister Wilson hosts talks in London. Nine day strike by 350,000 workers cripples Northern Ireland with power cuts and food shortages while leaders condemn organizers as fascists and thugs.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Ulster Workers Council
UWC
Harold Wilson
London
Wilson
Londonderry
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Patty
Albert
New Tits Ain Street
Bennington
Vermont
Keaton
United Artists Sun
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Main St
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Duke’ Ellington
Hackman
Steve McQueen
Dustin Hoffman
Mackintosh
Buena Vista Distribution
IIC Owait
Disney Productions Technicolor
Harry Caul
Hadkman
Techinicolor
Paramount Pictures
Ternational
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Lagat
George Gorgers
Ulster
Gerry Fitt
Eastwood
Panaviginn
Technico
Warner Bros Ek
Warner Communicators Company
T Mackintosh
North & County Streets
Rte
Sax
Levin
Bennington, Vermont
Dirty Harry
Jacqueline Bisset
Tab Hunter
Stacy Keach
Roody
McDowall
Anthony Perkins
Ava Gardner
Intown Restaurant
Intown
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