SLA Shootout Ties Hearst to SLA Mystery
Police pursue Miss Hearst and four others linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army after a sporting goods store shootout in South Los Angeles. DeFreeze died of gunshot wounds. several victims burned or shot. Investigators rule out Hearst among dead and search for unidentified woman connected to the hideout.
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SLA
Miss Hearst
William Taylor Harris
Emily
Sporting Goods
Harrises
Hearst
San Francisco
DeFreeze
Perry
Miss Soltysik
Camilla Hall
Christine Johnson
Rudy Valencia
Valencia
Darrell Gates
Noguchi
Nixon Praises Military On Armed Forces Day Bahamas Visit
President Nixon issued an Armed Forces Day message urging support for the all volunteer U.S. forces and appreciation for more than two million service members defending freedom. He spoke of a future era of reduced world tensions and noted the military's role as the cornerstone of peace. The trip to Grand Cay included swimming and a Sea Lion Two cruise with Robert Abplanalp and C. G. Rebozo, with no media pool access during departure.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
U.S
Free World
Grand Cay
India's Nuclear Test Shifts South Asia Power Balance
Washington reports India entering the Nuclear Club will reshape global strategy. U S officials say no immediate military effects due to lack of missile delivery, but India gains leverage against Pakistan and China while the Soviets gain in U S and China relations. Moscow seeks to curb U S naval presence in the Indian Ocean.
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Washington
India
Soviet Union
United States
Pakistan
China
Moscow
South Asia
Turkish amnesty frees Americans from prison stories and terms
President Fahri Koroturk signed a broad amnesty reducing sentences for 50,000 of Turkey's 65,000 prisoners. Three Americans had their conspiracy drug charges cut to 24 years. another's term dropped from 30 to 25 years. Several others face five years or less or await trial on drugs charges, with a partial list naming names and hometowns where available.
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Ankara
Turkey
Fahri Koroturk
Bulent Ecevit
Kathryn Zenz
Lancaster
Wis
Joann McDaniel
Salem, Ore
Robert KE. Hubbard
San Diego
Calif
William Hayes
North Babylon
Hayes
Pfc
Jerry Mills
California
James Menton
Boston
Mass
Mills
J.C. Donald Hunter
Thomas F. Armao
Massachusetts
Ivan Harper
C. Raymond Piccinet
C. Dixon
A. F. Marsh
Ford Rests Plays Golf In Hawaii
Vice President Gerald R. Ford eased into a two day respite in Mauna Kea Hawaii playing 18 holes of golf and sunning on the beach after a 15 hour schedule of speeches and receptions in Honolulu. He joined William Whyte and Mrs Whyte along with local pro Harold Ragland for the round. Ford plans a beach afternoon with Betty Whyte, then a private dinner before departing Monday for Tacoma Washington.
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Mauna Kea
Hawaii
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Honolulu
Mauna Kea Beach
William Whyte
U.S. Steel Corp
Whyte
Harold
Rags" Ragland
Paul Miltich
Betty
Tacoma
Wash
Washington, D.C
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Russia
U.S. Navy
Indian Ocean
Diego Garcia
C. Wendel G. Woods
Dennis Amendola
Connecticut
Mark J. Hattoon
New Mexico
Michael Western
New Jersey
Tony Cassaniti
New York
Calvin Brinkely
Virginia
C. Leonard
K. Boucher
C. William L. Wrisley
C. John F. Whalen
Piedmont
ICIA
South Ocean Blvd
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Bates
George Roberts
Brass Gate
Holiday Inn
High Point Road
Greensboro
John Fowler
Mgr
Hickory Hill
Kenwood
William Alan Chippendale
Florida
Rickory
Btu Bargain
Jemen
Targaing
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