Hearst defense to call ex-fiance in kidnapping case visit
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst prepares to call her former fiancé Steven Weed to testify about the night of Feb 4, 1974, when she was abducted by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The defense plans a tour of Hearst hideouts and the April 15 1974 bank robbery site, while the trial nears its end.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
James L. Brown
Thomas J. Padden
F. Lee
Browning
Miss Hearst
SLA
Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Donald
Harris
Tania
People’s Army
Carter
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Adolf
Adolf Hiter
Catherine
Litton Opens To Campaign In St. Louis
U S Rep Jerry Litton will launch a five week television campaign in St Louis as he seeks the Democratic U S Senate nomination He bought time on two St Louis stations the same day the Supreme Court struck down federal campaign spending limits He argues for spending to gain recognition and criticizes Atty Gen Danforth for urging limits Litton supports states rights on abortion and opposes a national pro life amendment He says he will not spend heavily from his own funds but declines to reveal amount sought
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Jefferson City
U.S
Jerry Litton
St. Louis
U.S. Senate
Litton
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Danforth
Ralston Purina Co
Hearsts Blame Maniacs For Castle Bomb Blast at Hearst Castle blamed on maniacs as Patricia Hearst’s trial continues in San Francisco
Hearst family denounces maniacs after a $1 million plus explosion damages the Casa del Sol guesthouse near Hearst Castle in San Simeon, injuring no one. FBI probes claims of responsibility by the New World Liberation Front while officials assess structural damage and evacuate visitors. The blast coincides with Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery trial in San Francisco.
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San Simeon
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Hearst Castle
San Francisco
San Luis’ Obispo County
FBI
New World “Liberation Front
NWLF
San Francisco Bay Area
Caga del “Bol
Marcus Foster
Patricia
Randolph A. “Hearst
Iis
Oakland
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Patty
Ron McCullough
State Park Service
Casa del Sol
President Ford Attends Alice Longworth Birthday Party
President Ford and Mrs. Ford visited 92-year-old Alice Roosevelt Longworth at her Embassy Row home in Washington for about 40 minutes on Thursday night. They brought a gift in a large gold-wrapped box but did not disclose its contents. The event marked Longworth’s birthday with friends in attendance.
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Washington
Ford
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Doctor Recommends Don’t Flip Over Kid’s Pot
Dr Robert L DuPont of the National Institute on Drug Abuse says most teens try marijuana now and urges parents not to overreact. He notes adults think marijuana is less deadly than alcohol or cigarettes though warns of impairment and uncertain long term effects. He favors a 25 dollar fine for simple possession and jail for dealers.
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Washington
Robert L. DuPont
National Institute On Drug Abuse
DuPont
Institute
Congress
Hamlett Details Defender Bill Changes and Cost Projections
Rep Hamlett outlines amendments to the public defender bill placing indigent burden on the accused and requiring partially indigent pay to their means. In Audrain Montgomery and Warren Counties the circuit lacks a public defender, using court appointed counsel with reported FY1974-75 costs around 10000 dollars. Hamlett notes opposition to House member reductions and pay-hike attempts, with the bill carried over to next week.
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House of Representatives
Ray Hamlett
Rep. Hamlett
12Th Judicial Circuit
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren
Supreme Court
Hamlett
House
Missouri House
Weeks Couple Welcome Son at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Walter E Weeks of High Hill are the parents of a son born Thursday at 7 26 a.m. weighing eight pounds 11 ounces at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Weeks is employed by Montgomery Manufacturing Co.
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Walter E. Weeks
High Hill
Audrain Medical Center
Weeks
Montgomery Manufacturing Co
Social Services Budget Boosted By House Panel
The State Department of Social Services budget gains 182 million in a House Appropriations Committee action, lifting the total to 652 million with shifts in general revenue and federal revenue sharing. The package funds health fields, veterans affairs, corrections, and a governor inaugural ball provision, totaling 7.5 million for legislative operations. The measures advance to floor debate before Senate consideration.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Social Services
House Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Veterans Affairs
State Corrections Department
Senate
Kissinger decries partisan sloganeering over world peace
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger warned against using foreign policy to fuel headlines and mocked Ronald Reagan’s detente critique while condemning leaks of the House Intelligence Committee final report as a McCarthy era distortion. He addressed Angola and warned of risks to U.S. interests, emphasizing restraint and unity. In Los Angeles, actor Sal Mineo was stabbed to death outside his Hollywood apartment, witnesses reporting a man with long blond hair fleeing the scene after Mineo, 37, was found slain with a chest wound.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Kissinger
Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
Siberia
China
U.S
Angeles
Sal Mineo
Bill Jones
Sunset Strip
Sal
Mary Chance
Mineo
New York
Ellery Queen
Joe Forrester
James Dean
Gene Krupa
New York City
GON Npaan Aran Gpararars
Girl for Normans Born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs James D Norman of Perry announce the birth of a daughter weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces at 6 49 am Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Norman is self employed.
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James D. Norman
Perry
Audrain Medical Center
Norman
91st Birthday Is Quiet Day For Mrs. Truman
INDEPENDENCE MO AP Bess Truman marks her 91st birthday in quiet fashion with flowers and phone calls from family and friends. The former First Lady remains in good health, aided by a cane for arthritis. She roams her seven room Victorian home with Secret Service, shops for groceries and books, and maintains routine visits to a longtime hairdresser since returning from Washington 23 years ago.
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Bess Truman
Mary F. Wallace
Mrs. Truman
Secret Service
Washington
Irish Violence Surges in Retaliation Across Northern Ireland
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland the Irish Republican Army and allies carried out arson bombs and shootings in retaliation for hunger striker Frank Stagg's death. Police logged about 100 incidents on Thursday night, with two dead and 13 injured.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Frank Stagg
Wholesale Price Index Unchanged in January
Wholesale prices held steady in January as farm prices dropped while industrial goods rose. The Labor Department reported the index was unchanged after seasonal adjustment, with a 0.4 percent rise unadjusted, and a 4.4 percent year over year increase overall. The farm products and processed foods fell 1.8 percent, offsetting industrial gains. The index stood at 179.4 in the 1967 base period.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
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