Patty Hearst shifts to feminism while jailed
Rolling Stone reports Patty Hearst, nearing end of fugitive days, abandoned the Symbionese Liberation Army for feminism and homesickness for family. The piece notes her disillusion with the SLA’s macho culture, influence from Wendy Yoshimura, and plans to visit relatives secretly. Hearst remains jailed in Redwood City on bank robbery charges.
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Fitzsimmons Links Housing Recovery to Economy Rise
Frank Fitzsimmons, head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, says a stronger housing market is key to reviving the U S economy. He spoke in Cedar Rapids while dedicating Teamsters local 238’s new building at 5000 J Street SW and noted housing demand boosts related industries and welfare reduction.
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Democratic Hopefuls Rally at Jefferson Jackson Dinner
About 4,000 Iowa Democrats attended a Jefferson Jackson dinner in Hilton Coliseum where seven presidential hopefuls spoke for ten minutes each. The lineup included Birch Bayh Carter Harris Jackson Sanford Shriver Udall with McGovern headlining the fundraiser for $36 a ticket as he reflected on past campaign missteps and urged anti trust, energy ownership, welfare reform, Korea withdrawal, and foreign policy changes.
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Arizona
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Postcard Delays Prove Pony Express Rival in Iowa
Clara Findley finds a 1962 postcard from Audrie Rubin stuck in the mail 13 years late in Clarinda Iowa. The card bears a Galesburg Illinois trip note and a three cent stamp, with the date Oct 18 1962 and addressed to Mrs Roy Findley. The husband died 12 years ago and the handwriting matches a sister in law, raising questions about postal delays.
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Turn Clocks Back Standard Time
The nation returned to Standard time at 2 a.m. Sunday and clocks should be set back one hour. After a year of energy crisis time changes the United States remains on a six month Daylight time and six month Standard schedule until congress acts.
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Kissinger Says U S China Ties Are Basically Sound
Secretary of State Kissinger said Ford plans to visit China around November 28 and that U S relations with China are basically sound after his Peking trip. He spoke after a 90 minute White House briefing and noted scheduling delays for Ford’s travel announcement. He also said the United States would consider Egyptian requests for aid but would not decide on military aid to Egypt now.
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Franco Given Under 72 Hours
Doctors privately said Franco had less than 72 hours to live as his heart weakened. He received last rites and remained grave but resting. Prince Juan Carlos rushed to Pardo palace with officials and relatives as a vigil formed outside the palace north of Madrid.
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Car occupancy trends warn of empty vehicles by 1980
In 1940 the average car carried 3.2 persons and by 1950 this fell to 1.4. If the trend continues, projections suggest about one in three cars on the road could be empty by 1980.
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