Irish police still without lead in Dutch executive kidnapping
Irish authorities, aided by nationwide tips, remain without a solid lead five days after Tiede Herrema, 52, Dutch Ferenka managing director, was kidnapped near Limerick. Security forces and volunteers search vast rural areas as Ferenka offers its jet and Akzo urges suspects to reveal demands.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
Ferenka
Limerick
Farenka
Hugh Krayenhoff
Akzo
Shannon
Irish Farmers’ Association
Limerick-Tipperary
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Hearst seeks mental hospital transfer for trial readiness
Patricia Hearst's lawyers plan to ask a federal judge to move the 21 year old heiress from jail to a private mental hospital to obtain psychiatric care. A hearing tentatively set for Oct 22 will review final psychiatrists reports on her mental capacity and bail risk.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
al Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Newsmen
Miss Hearst
U.S
Oliver Carter
Carter
Johnson
D.L. West
UCLA
Los Angeles
Beard polls Senate views on running for Pastore seat
Rep. Edward Beard of Rhode Island launches a 90 day in the street poll to decide whether he should run for the U S Senate seat of retiring Sen John Pastore. Beard plans to announce his decision January 20 and says he may stay in the House if there is no backing for a bid.
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Washington
UPI
Edward P. Beard
D-R.i
Senate
Beard
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Senate Communications Subcommittee
Edward Beard
U.S. Senate
Robert Tierney
Pastore
Philip W. Noel
Fromme seeks to explain why she acted in court
Lynette Fromme 26 the Charles Manson apostle charged with attempted murder of President Ford says she will explain the why behind her actions in court She appeared as her own attorney requesting unusual motions to reveal truth and asked to replace her co counsel with a federal defender Her mood varied from argumentative to docile as she urged that Walker be removed and argued for rapport with her counsel.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
Miss Fromme
U.S
Thomas J. MacBride
Manson
E. Richard Walker
Tate-LaBianca
Los Angeles
McBride
MacBride
Walker
Robert Holley
Barcelona police station attack claims lives in Spain violence
A terrorist submachinegun attack on a Barcelona police station killed five people, including two police and three civilians, with another officer wounded. The incident in Verneda sparked rightist protests, calls for army rule, and ongoing tensions after recent executions of guerrillas.
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Madrid
UPI
Barcelona
Verneda
Spain
Army
Falange
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Almeria
Franco
Antonio Pedrosa
Europe
Zgharta
Portugal grimly poised near civil war amid mutinies
In Lisbon the Communist party urged a summit of leftist, military and Socialist leaders to prevent disintegration into civil war while backing leftist mutinies. Rebels halted an artillery base near Porto as leftist radical groups called for insurrection. The government faced protests from Socialists and Popular Democrats seeking stronger action to quell mutinies. Tens of thousands of metal workers held a three hour wage protest in Lisbon. Madeira saw clashes injuring 30 between leftist workers and conservatives at the radio station studios.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Communist Party
Revolutionary Brigade
Central Committee
Porto
Amadora
Popular Democrats
Socialists
Tomas Rosa
Madeira
Post guild rejects picket line during Post strike vote
Washington Post reporters voted 270 to 251 not to honor a strike picket line by pressmen. Armed guards were posted at the St Louis Post Dispatch doors as automation threats prompted layoffs, though an immediate strike was averted after four hours of talks with federal mediators.
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Washington Post
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Washington-Baltimore
Newspaper Guild
Guild
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Pressman and Flyman’s
Lebanon clashes kill three in Beirut and Tripoli
In Beirut and Tripoli Christian and Moslem militias fought with rockets mortars and machineguns pushing Lebanon toward renewed civil strife. At least 35 people died and more than 100 were wounded as a bakery crowd was struck by a rocket and a stray shell hit near the prime minister’s home.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Tripoli
Corniche Mazraa
Rashid Karami
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