SLA fugitives linked to Hearst case loom in police notices
Authorities seek at least five SLA suspects including Kathy Soliah and Josephine Soliah in connection with Patty Hearst’s case. James Kilgore, Bonnie Wilder, and Margaret Tureigh are named in ongoing inquiries. Soliah parent recounts efforts to locate children, while Sheriff McDonald denies Hearst given Thorazine.
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Page Gae
Patty Hearst
SLA
Kathy
Josephine Soliah
Steven Soliah
Miss Hearst
James Kilgore
Carmichael
Calif
Bonnie Wilder
Harris
Margaret Tureigh
Kathy Sough
Tuth
Bureau of Investigation
Soliahs
Martin Soliah
Palmdale
Synanon
FBI
Soliah
Californa Ncws
Elsie
Federal
Steven
San Mateo County
John R. McDonald
Long Island
N.Y
Newsday
CIA Chief Defends Intelligence Coordination On Nation’s Security
Colby on Face the Nation rebukes Pike's claim the CIA cannot warn of attacks. He cites CIA purpose to fuse agency data and pieces of the puzzle, acknowledges past misjudgment but rejects a crystal ball view. Rockefeller warns CIA investigations risk methods and sources, noting covert actions sit between diplomacy and war.
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Colby
CBS
Pike
CIA
D-N.y
House Intelligence Committee
Middle East
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S. News & World Report
Rockefeller
Bomb Kills Spanish Guardsmen in Basque Country
A remote controlled bomb struck a Civil Guard jeep in northern Spain, killing three guardsmen aged 20, 25, and 27 and wounding two others, as civil disturbances continue. Authorities report the blast flung the vehicle 20 yards, with the four injured listed as ages 27 and 29.
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Madrid
Spain
Basque Country
Monarchs meet amid diplomatic bustle and travels
The article notes Crown Prince Harald and Emperor Hirohito in New York events, including a Waldorf Astoria get together and visits by the Norwegian king to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn Seamen's Church, as both monarchs plan separate trips and exchange regards. It also reports Spain's Franco era politics, guerrilla violence, and a US Spain military accord amid ongoing Basque and Maoist activity.
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Secret Service
FBI
Kenneth Raymond Chin
Elizabeth Jane Young
Norway
Olav
Norwegian Seamen's Church
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Waldorf-Astoria
Hirohito
Crown Prince Harald of
Tokyo
Luis Carrera Blanco
Madrid
Pedro Cortina
U.S
Spain
United States
Rockefeller Feuds Split on New York Solvency and Aid
The article surveys the rift among leaders over how to handle New York City's fiscal crisis. It notes David Rockefeller pushing for federal help, contrasting with Ford's stance that relief is not federal. It mentions Gov. Hugh L. Carey steering a 2.3 billion bailout plan and state-city fiscal ties, including credit downgrades.
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Westchester County
Ford
David
Chase Manhattan Bank
David Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Wiliam E. Simon
Simon
New York Times
New York City
Rockefeller
Hugh L. Carey
Abraham D. Beame
Late Heiress's Collection Set To Be Auctioned
A 91 year collection of jewels, art, and other items from Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge goes to auction at her Giralda estate and New York galleries, with most proceeds benefiting dog charities and the Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge Foundation. The sale includes a 26.6 carat diamond pendant and pigeon blood rubies, among roughly 200 objects, and is described as the largest such auction in history.
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FBI
Defense Fund
Michigan
Michigan Democratic Party
Detroit
FHL
Wayne State
Allance
YSA
Jan Garrett
Democratic State Central Committee
Campus
Young Republicans
Paul MacAndrew
Cleveland
Rod Holt
Ohio
Socialist Workers Party
Holt
Communist Party
Cleveland Board of Education
Socialist Workers
Syd Stapleton
The
Madison, NW
Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge
Giralda
Sotheby Parke Bennet
New York
Bert
OL We Maney
Jersey
Parke Bernel
Dodge
Mrs. Dodge
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Remington Arms
St. Hubert's Giralda
Execution Time Passes Without New Statement
In Dublin and Limerick Ireland the deadline for the threatened execution of kidnaped Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema passed without word from captors. Garda and police expanded checks across the country while the government refused a reward and pressed for information.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Limerick
Irish Republic Army
Northern Ireland
Herrema
Shannon
Informatic
Irish Department of
Justce
Tom Kenny
County Limerick
Portragise
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
IRA
William Arlow
Mallon
Hyland
Herreman
Sinn Fein
Communists in India Question Gandhi Policies
India's Communists growing doubtful of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's restrictive policies. They supported emergency rule and arrests, but now oppose the economic belt tightening including cuts to worker bonuses and profits linked pay. The call to defend workers' rights amid the emergency resurfaces within the party.
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Ugshi
India
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
pro-Moscow Communist Party
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