Brainwashing expert from London to examine Patty Hearst
A British brainwashing expert, Dr. William Walter Sargant, is slated to examine Patricia Hearst for about three days at the San Mateo County Jail in Redwood City. The move comes as part of defense requests, while FBI charges against James Kilgore for possessing a bomb also surface.
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Unafraid says victim of Harris kidnapping
A teen taken by William and Emily Harris and Patricia Hearst told a grand jury he was not afraid of his abductors. Tom Matthews testified after the initial shock he joined in the evening’s adventure in May 1974. A second kidnap victim, Frank Sutter, was hypnotized before testimony.
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Warrant Issued in Hazardous Device Case Tied to Kilgore
FBI says a warrant is issued for Symbionese Liberation Army supporter James W Kilgore for possessing a hazardous device. A mover found and defused the 12 inch pipe device hidden in a basket en route from Daly City to a San Francisco dwelling on Sept 21. Bail set at 100000. Maximum penalty 10 years or 10000 fine. Kilgore, 27, disappeared after the Sept 18 arrest of Hearst and others.
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Brown Meekly Faces Crowded Meet the People Session
In San Diego Edmund Brown Jr. held the first Meet the People session before 800 attendees, answering questions on budget cuts taxes and decentralizing power. He pledged to live within income and begin the 1976 77 budget process with possible reforms to healthcare and education.
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Navy returns jet engines from F14 crash at Miramar
The Navy shipped back both engines of an F14 Tomcat that crash landed at Miramar NAS on October 29 after a wheel touch down. Engine failure is suspected. both occupants ejected safely. The fighters use Pratt & Whitney TF-30-P-412 engines costing about 20 million dollars. Two planes were previously lost in January due to engine failure.
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