Regazzoni Wins Dramatic Long Beach Grand Prix
In a hard race Regazzoni led early and stretched a five second gap by lap three before dominating Lauda. The Ferrari driver called the circuit one of the hardest and avoided a replay of last year's Watkins Glen controversy as he sealed a seventh F1 win.
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Regazzoni
Monaco
Lauda
Regga
Europe
Reyya
Ascar Park
Vittorio Brambilla
Carlos Reutemann
Nilsson
St. Mary’s Hospital
James Hunt
Depailler
Hunt
Ferrari
Modena Marquis
Niki Kauda
Walson
John Surtees
England
Brazil
South Africa
Long Beach
Depaillur
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Emerson Fittipaldi
Oscar Castillo
Bellflower
1 Dorado Park
Downey
90 000 Fans Witness Goodyear Race Chaotic But Harmless
Spectators perched on signals and stands, crane slips, and skywriting signs marked a large race day. helicopters circled above as Goodyear blimp loomed, vendors sold snacks and shirts, and many signed petitions to legalize greyhound racing in California. Police reported no injuries or major incidents despite heavy traffic and crowd confusion.
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Depailler
Brazil
James
Hunt
Depaller
761
Mario Andretti
Parnelli
Tom Pryce
Goodyear
California
Moslems capture hotels in Beirut as fighting spreads
Moslem gunmen overran the unfinished Hilton and two adjacent hotels, giving them control of downtown Beirut. Officials report at least 100 killed across Beirut and Lebanon amid 11 months of civil war, while Christian militias retreat and looting erupts in the port area. Egyptian President Sadat suggested Arab troops to help restore order as Lebanese refugees continue arriving in Cyprus. Pierre Gemayel urged restraint, acknowledging past mistakes and warning against destructive civil war.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Hilton Hotel
Beirut
Lebanon
Ashrafiya
Suleiman Franjich
Zagharta
Beirat
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Cyprus
Pierre Gemayel
Gemayel
Christian Phalange Party
Phalange Radio
Patty Hearst Feud With Harrises Affects Story line
Rolling Stone reports Patty Hearst tensions with her Sacramento allies grew from late 1974, detailing physical clashes, emotional stress, and a split with Harris and his wife. The piece links the rift to the SLA saga, including Wolfe and Walpone’s deaths and Hearst’s attempted flight to Oregon before arrest.
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Miss Hearst
Harrises
Fast Coast
Sacramento
Harris
Adolf
Holling Stone
William Harris
Berkeley
Bill
Patty
Kohn
Weir
Bay Ares
Rolling Stone
SLA
Goldier
William Walfe
Los Angeles
Bigrtly
Sporting Fis
Wolfe
Hearst
FBI burglaries hit Socialist groups and SWP offices
The material shows extensive FBI burglaries against the Socialist Workers and Young Socialist activities from 1960 to 1968, including New York and Los Angeles sites. Documents describe planned raids, police complicity claims, and raids yielding letters, meeting minutes, financial records, and membership lists.
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Camejo
James
SWP
Socialist Worker Party
New York City
FBI
Senate Intelligence Committee
USA
New York
Los Angeles
James P. Cannon
SWE
Connecticut
Dan
Elisa Morgan
Morgans
Morgan
Hay
Defense Fund
YSA
E. 7Th St
Cuba
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