Israel Deliberates Interim Peace Protocols in Geneva
Israel plans to initial but not sign the interim peace protocols until U S Congress approves American presence in the buffer zone. The three man delegation will sign immediately after approval, conditional on congressional consent, as Cairo delays contentious steps.
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Hearsts report Patty improving amid jail visits
Observers say Patricia Hearst shows gradual improvement since capture, with her mother Randolph Hearst II and others visiting at San Francisco's jail. Meanwhile her boyfriend Steven Weed vows support, and the Harris family of Indianapolis reports tense, constrained contact during visiting hours.
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Ford addresses privacy rights and nuclear policy in California trip
President Ford defends privacy protections under the new act while signaling no commitment to supply Israel with Pershing missiles. He says no Middle East nuclear capability will be allowed and stresses caution on national security. He golfing in Monterey with dignitaries, then plans speeches in San Francisco before returning to Washington.
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San Francisco
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Washington
Hearst Bail Hearing Highlights Fears of Flight Risk
Federal bail considerations feature prominently as Miss Hearst awaits trial after indictment on robbery and armed assault charges. Attorneys debate release terms while FBI probes potential other crimes during her 15 months eluding authorities. Witnesses and officials discuss changes in Hearst during captivity and links to Soliah and Harris investigations.
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MacInnes
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Hearst
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FBI
Miss Yoshimura
Alameda County
Time Magazine
Pennsylvania
Kathy Soliah
Time
San Francisco Examiner
New weapons threat from terrorists seen
A State Department official told UPI in a U.S. News & World Report interview that terrorists could acquire portable, highly destructive weapons. He cited a 1973 Soviet heat seeking rocket found with Palestinian militants in Rome and warned of potential mass destruction threats while noting no proven nuclear possession. He described terrorism as a growing danger but possibly declining if political aims fail, and criticized international incentives and punishment rates.
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Saigon Resistance Reported Amid Mass Reforms
Refugees report worsening Saigon economy and ongoing armed resistance to the Communists. They cite radio broadcasts on escape routes and recall former officers still barred from return. Saigon authorities claim a shift to a state economy with arrests, bank closures, and asset seizures.
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