CIA opened Nixon mail claims raise White House ignorance
Senate Select Committee Chairman Frank Church said evidence shows Nixon did not know mail was opened while in the White House. A single intercepted letter to Nixon abroad in June 1968 is noted as part of a covert CIA mail-opening program that began in 1952 and continued to 1973, involving groups like the Ford Foundation and Harvard. Churchill questioned CIA communications with Nixon and suggested failure to inform the president undermined his control.
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James Angleton
National Security Council
Richard Ober
Angleton
Patty Hearst says she was brainwashed by captors
In a federal filing Patty Hearst asserts captors brutalized her to the point of insanity and that her past actions were not of her own will. The affidavit seeks bail for doctor examination as she remains jailed. Judge Oliver Carter delays bail hearing and orders psychiatric evaluations, citing flight risk.
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Mental tests set for Sara Moore
Sara Moore, 45, a former FBI informer who sought credibility with radical groups, will face a psychiatric exam to assess competency to stand trial on a charge of attempting to kill President Ford. The 6 day evaluation will be at the San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Center after Magistrate Owen Woodruff ordered transport. The move was requested by U S Attorney James L Browning and not opposed by Public Defender James Hewitt. The Secret Service said her mental state warranted review and California Attorney General Younger urged reevaluation of agency procedures.
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James L. Browning
Public mood cool as two assassination attempts loom
Jane Abbott Hayward reports commuters at Hayward BART reacted with mixed calm to two violent plots against the U S president and the Patricia Hearst capture after 19 months on the run. Viewers compare real danger to TV crime shows as one woman remained unaware of a second attack.
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Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
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Barnaby Jones
Baretta
Daily Review consolidates Morning News into 76 pages
The Daily Review presents a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News. The issue spans 76 pages and carries a price of 15 cents, offering readers a broad coverage mix through a merged edition.
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Lawrence Lab creates device to detect diseases quickly
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and University of California Medical Center researchers unveil an automated X-ray fluorescence analyzer. It tests up to 48 blood samples in 1–2 minutes using non radioactive tracers to diagnose kidney, liver and blood diseases faster and cheaper. Readouts appear next day on computer printouts for physicians at San Francisco Medical Center and University of Utah Medical Center.
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Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
University of California
Medical Center At
San Francisco
San Francisco Medical Center
University of Utah Medical Center
Salt Lake City
David C. Camp
Camp
Leon Kaufman
University of California Medical Center
Albert L. Voegele
Richard J. Friesen
Brown signs malpractice bill in California tests limits
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr signed into law a major medical malpractice bill backed by doctors groups who say it will cut insurance premiums by about 30 percent. Critics including the California Trial Lawyers Association pledged court opposition if needed. The measure lowers awards for pain and suffering to 250000, reduces contingency fees, tightens statute limits to three years, adds seven nonphysician members to the State Board of Medical Examiners, strengthens the board’s disciplinary power, requires state review of large rate hikes, and curbs double payment of judgments by insurers.
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Barry Keene
D-Eureka
California Trial Lawyers ‘Association
Edmund Brown Jr
Rur
California
Brown
State Board of Medical Examiners
Fremont Pathfinder 75 Heritage Days Kicks Off in Central Park
Fremont celebrates Pathfinder 75 heritage with Tony Orlando and Dawn headlining. Booths dress in historic bicentennial finery and exhibit tents open at 3 pm with carnival rides and games from 5 pm. Kiowa helicopter on display. senior citizens’ night offers free admission after 7 pm. Friday features children’s games and stage entertainment. Saturday hosts the Pathfinder Parade with 159 entries and Brig. Gen. Robert Arter as marshal.
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