Patty Hearst Shows Little Interest In Fate
Patty Hearst appears to show limited concern for her own fate as psychiatrists finish a report on her competence for trial on armed bank robbery charges. Attorney Albert Johnson says she is often focused on today, not tomorrow, and cannot aid her defense due to emotional instability.
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U S Misses Sinai Deadline and Plans Civilians Stationed
Congress missed Ford's deadline for approving the Sinai monitor plan as 200 American civilians were set to be stationed in the desert to oversee the interim peace accord. Debate over public details and Kissinger negotiations delayed action in Senate and House committees before a week-long recess.
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FBI Bust Tally Shows Few Prosecutions in Domestic Cases
Congressional auditors report 676 of 899 FBI domestic intelligence cases studied yielded only 7 prosecutions and 4 convictions. GAO cautions figures may be incomplete as they rely on FBI summary sheets, not raw data. Subpoena threats loom as consent on material faces resistance.
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Astronauts Return From Russia With Gifts And Reflections
Apollo crew Maj. Gen. Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Deke Slayton wrapped up two weeks in the Soviet Union and headed home with about half a ton of gifts. They described generous Soviet hospitality and noted the totalitarian state’s priorities while praising the Russian people. The party arrived in London for a layover before flying to Houston.
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UPI
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Deke) Slayton
Houston
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Exiles' Unity Appeal by Solzhenitsyn in Strasbourg
Alexander Solzhenitsyn urged East European exiles in Strasbourg to unite to influence world events. He called for spiritual unity as the continent's final hope and emphasized millions live under Communist rule while exiles must stay vigilant and connected with those still in home countries.
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Mercy Plea on Army Officers’ Discharge Ruling Expected
Army Secretary Hoff man is set to rule this week on a mercy plea by hundreds of career officers facing discharge before retirement pay eligibility. The Promotion Research Committee argues Callaway’s promotion orders may be unlawful and seeks to delay discharges until a January review.
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UPI
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Secre
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Promotion Research Committee
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Fairfax
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Guerrillas hijack attempt at Beirut airport ends in deaths
Four Arab guerrillas storm Beirut Airport check-in lounge aiming to hijack an Egyptian plane to Cairo and threaten to blow it up if Sinai accord with Israel is not canceled. Two killed, 17 wounded. three survivors say plan involved hijack and grenades. Different factions dispute blame.
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Lebanon
UPI
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Egypt
Sinai
Israel
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Irael
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Ukraine Grain Output Drops Amid Harvest Crunch
The Ukraine Russia border breadbasket faces a grain shortfall with output off at least 20 percent. Moscow reports a harvest season that could rival the 1972 decline, signaling a severe crop year for the region.
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Ukraine faces lower grain output amid weather and plan targets
Shcherbitsky forecasts Ukraine to average 40 million tons annually in the 1970 75 plan for a 200 million ton five year total but January through four years show 166.5 million tons. Western experts peg this year's Ukraine harvest near 33.5 million, five million below expectations.
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Ukrainian Communist Party
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Dignity Victim Buried After Dialysis Withdrawal
Chuck McCracken 37 died weeks after stopping life saving kidney dialysis. He faced blindness diabetes leg paralysis and thyroid disease and said dialysis was agony. More than 150 attended services and his burial at Mountain View Cemetery was led by Rev. Bill Jolly.
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Calif
UPI
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Mountain View Cemetery
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Bill Jolly
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