Patricia Hearst Not Cooperating Fully In Defense
Patricia Hearst underwent four hours of intensive physical and neurological tests as her lawyers disclosed she is not cooperating fully in her defense. Tests included one to detect central nervous system abnormalities. Judge Oliver J. Carter received assurance that procedures regarding Patty's jail status would proceed.
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Hearst defense taps Bailey as new chief attorney
The Hearst case adds F Lee Bailey to Patty Hearst’s defense team after a brief in chambers hearing. He said the defendant’s state of mind will be a major issue and noted no questioning of Hearst about her fugitive period. Attorneys Hallinan and Knutson described Hearst as wavering toward her parents and lawyers and facing a possible nervous breakdown. Hearst, returned to jail after psychiatric testing, showed disorganized and impatient behavior during jailhouse talks.
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Symbionese Liberation Army
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Lieve
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San Mateo County
Redwood City
Hallinan
Colby Hands Over Almost All Subpoenaed Papers
CIA Director William Colby surrendered all but about 50 words of subpoenaed documents amid a dispute over sensitive material. Treasury officials testified threats against President Ford have risen since the Fromme incident, including a case where a federal undercover agent was offered $325,000 to kill the president.
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Fromme
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Bates
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House
Sipple Sues Media Over Reports He Is Homosexual
Former Marine Oliver Sipple sues news outlets for 15 million dollars over reports that he is homosexual. The complaint claims publicity harmed his reputation and caused mental anguish. Named defendants include seven papers and parent companies, plus columnist Herb Caen. papers listed are Chronicle LA Times Chicago Sun-Times Denver Post San Antonio Express Indianapolis Star and Des Moines Register.
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Des Moines Register
Kidnapping Update Tied to GM Security Police
State police said their statement came at 1 a.m. Tuesday after General Motors security police notified them that a kidnapping was in progress. The text notes a reunion with three family members and details an elder son being dumped in a field near the home before making his way there.
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General Motors
Fatal crash on foggy highway near Mexico City kills at least 45
A trailer truck , a bus and two other vehicles collided on the Mexico City Toluca highway about 35 miles west of the capital. The wrecks burst into flames leaving 45 dead and 15 injured. Witnesses described passengers screaming as the bus burned and some bodies found in a ditch. Injured were taken to hospitals in Mexico City and nearby towns.
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Mexico City
Red Cross
Toluca
Enrique Mejia
Ford Gets His G-Man Badge At Hoover FBI HQ Dedication
President Ford received the G-man badge during the dedication of the J Edgar Hoover FBI headquarters costing 126 million dollars. FBI Director Kelley praised Ford as good agent material while dignitaries gathered in the sunlit court yard. The event aired live to Japan as the nation celebrated the new building and Ford called for renewed commitment to the rule of law in America.
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FBY
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Medal of Hoover era FBI dream framed at ceremony
At a dedication marking 13 years of planning, a plaque with an FBI badge honored J Edgar Hoover era ambitions. The event featured the U S Marine Band playing the J Edgar Hoover March. The article notes Medicare figures with 24.1 million beneficiaries including 22 million aged 65 plus and 2.1 million disabled.
Sixty Die As Soviet-Hungarian Jetliner Crashes
A Tupolev 14 operated by Malev with 60 aboard plunged into the Mediterranean near Beirut. Witnesses saw a bright flash and explosion as the plane hit the water. By evening 37 bodies were recovered. sharks swarmed the surf hindering salvage.
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Mediterranean
Gladys Heads North After Gulf Coast Threat Fades
The hurricane Gladys, initially seen moving west, pushed into hostile conditions and turned northward. It drifted northwest as a minimal storm with 75 mph winds, then rapidly intensified Monday, raising concerns for forecasters inland.
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