Wilson resigns as Britain's prime minister shocking the nation
Prime Minister Harold Wilson abruptly quits amid economic crisis and low pound value. At 60 he cites age and will step down after Labour elects a successor. Margaret Thatcher presses for general election amid upheaval while Callaghan is among rumor candidates.
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Miss Good and Murphy Guilty in Threats Conspiracy Case
In Sacramento a jury found Miss Good and Miss Murphy guilty on all counts after about fourteen hours of deliberation. Miss Murphy, free on bail, asked for custody. Miss Good, not free on bail, awaits sentencing on April 1. The verdict centers on conspiracies to threaten executives and a Manson-linked plot to kill businessmen.
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Hearst defense portrays Patricia as strong willed not rebel
In San Francisco AP dispatch Randolph Hearst testifies Patricia Hearst was bright and fun to be with not a terrorist. he disputes psychiatric claims urging plea bargaining and says she was independent. Trial nears closing arguments. Bailey notes possible jury deliberations Thursday as defense readiness grows.
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Ford Carter runaway victors in Illinois race
President Ford and Georgia's Jimmy Carter scored decisive wins in Illinois and across major contests. Carter paces Democratic delegates while Ford builds momentum against Reagan as Shriver exits race with limited impact. Reagan vows to remain in the contest.
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Brown drive going east in California bid for presidency
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown vows campaign for the presidency will spread from California across the east if voters respond favorably. He says no clear Democratic front-runner exists for the July convention and that his entry offers Californians more choices. Brown also announces state appointments and hints at arts news without fanfare.
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Defense chiefs hit for taking favors
Pentagon reprimands Dr. Malcolm Currie for accepting hospitality from Rockwell International and issues a lighter rebuke to Navy Secretary J William Middendorf. Currie forfeits four weeks pay, about 3200 dollars, after a Bahamian trip aboard a Rockwell executive’s plane.
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U S Industrial Output Gains for Tenth Month In Row
U S industrial output rose for the tenth consecutive month, driven by gains in manufacturing and mining sectors. The rise followed solid job gains and higher automobile production, with utilities showing modest expansion.
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