Gates Named Ambassador in Peking Role
Thomas Gates, 70, was accorded ambassadorial rank as the top American diplomat in Peking. President Ford praised the move as a sign of strong relations with China, saying normalization efforts since 1972 are advancing toward a durable, growing partnership. Gates, former Eisenhower defense secretary, recently led Morgan Guaranty Trust’s executive committee before his nomination.
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Bandits Loot Safe Deposits At Palm Beach Towers
Palm Beach police report three armed bandits robbed safe deposit boxes in the ritzy Palm Beach Towers on Wednesday, taking between one and four million dollars. Police Chief J M Gaffney described the incident as a major theft while compiling the stolen merchandise list.
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Hearst case tied to Symbionese Army raid and prosecutions
The article links the Harrises to the Symbionese Army and bundled prosecutions surrounding Patricia Hearst. It notes she faces charges in Los Angeles while authorities allege the Harrises helped kidnap the heiress and attacked her former fiancé Seven Weed. A February 4, 1974 raid yielded loot from a Berkeley safe deposit box robbery with no injuries reported.
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Picket line drama and theft reported near Shoreham America Hotel
The report describes politicians courting or avoiding a NBC coverage blocking picket scene at Shoreham America Hotel. Carter and Udall discuss ethics and potential actions, while Jackson weighs crossing lines. Separately Palm Towers manager Michael Brett cites a theft of 15,000 dollars in cash and 40,000 dollars in checks from building offices, with exact loss still undetermined.
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Ford's Panama Canal stance questioned by aides
Washington AP report states White House press secretary Ron Nessen acknowledged Ford could have been clearer after remarks about never giving up defense or operational rights to the Panama Canal. The piece notes alleged testimony suggesting a treaty could relinquish control after a defined period, with critics like Ronald Reagan weighing in from Texas.
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Hijackers in Manila demand asylum and Libyan backing
Hijackers told Libyan authorities to grant asylum for their group, claiming Libya’s Muammar Khadafy ordered it. officials refused contact with Khadafy, while gunmen gave Libyan authorities an hour to secure asylum or the plane would act. The Moro Liberation Front claimed Libyan support for independence in Mindanao.
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Hearst case: witness alleges immunity deal for names
Bales says Miss Hearst told FBI she would name three bombing party members if immunity granted. District attorney expects more FBI information next Monday before deciding next steps. Hearst allegedly said Kilgore was not in the Aug two car bombing, though the FBI wants to question him. Kilgore faces explosives charges from a post arrest incident. Hearst’s lawyer called the statements irresponsible and declined comment. She remains in hospital with her parents visiting as she recovers.
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Sextuplets Born In England End in Two Deaths
In Newcastle England six babies were born to Christine Price on fertility drugs via Caesarean at Princess Mary Maternity Hospital. Two girls died the day of birth while four survivors include one girl and three boys facing breathing difficulties. Prices husband Alan is a music lecturer.
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All 37 Aboard Apparently Killed In Argentina Crash
In Neuquen province a twin engine Avro 748 carrying 37 YPF employees including three crew members crashed after a wing broke away. The plane was a YPF company aircraft on a routine oil field flight with an investigation begun to determine the cause.
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