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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1975

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Hearst Heiress Turned Revolutionary Captured in San Francisco

Patricia Hearst, a 21 year old heiress to a publishing fortune, was captured without incident in San Francisco on Thursday. She had been kidnapped February 4 1974 from her Berkeley apartment by the Symbionese Liberation Army and, in captivity, described herself as a soldier and vowed there would be no surrender.

Patricia Hearst Tania People’s Army China Patricia Mearst San Francisco Miss Hearst Berkeley Symbionese Liberation Army Philosphy Steven Weed SLA William Wolfe Patricia Campbell Hearst Randolph A. Hearst The San Francisco Examiner William Randolph Hearst Hillsborough Calfornia Patty Hitler Hearsts Che Gueverra 54Th Street William Emily Harris Pennsylvania Jack Scott Patty Hearst

Patty Hearst a quiet neighbor in San Francisco

AP reports Patty Hearst, once the nation’s most famous kidnap victim, was living quietly near a neighbor in San Francisco with Stephen Soliah and Wendy Yoshimura. Soliah, 27, was arrested with Hearst and Yoshimura as authorities detailed her 19 month underground saga with the SLA. Hearst’s family ties and public history are summarized, including her April 1974 bank robbery and later capture.

America FBI Los Angeles Patty

Radical group uses sudden incident in protest

In Seattle a sudden accident at a Capitol Hill Safeway wounded six people, amid claims a TV station was told the act was retaliation for Patty Hearst’s arrest in San Francisco. A KING-TV spokesman said a representative claimed ties to the George Jackson Brigade.

Seattle Patty Hearst San Francisco Capitol Hill George Jackson Brigade SLA Brothers and Sisters

Time turns against political radicals fleeing police

The AP reports a year of mass captures among fugitives linked to radical groups. Among those seized are Susan Saxe and Patricia Hearst, with others like Jane Alpert and Patricia Samton turning themselves in or awaiting trial. Leaders of Weather Underground still surfaced, while authorities note improved enforcement and shrinking radical networks.

Associated Press Patricia Hearst William and Emily Harris Wendy Yoshimura FBI T Jane Alpert New York City Alter Patricia Samton I Brattleboro Abbie Hoffman New York Weather Underground Mark Rudd Bernardine Dohrn Kathy Boudin Cathryn Tugetives

Aide to Javits stabbed in robbery attempt

Washington AP report: legislative intern Hubert Amador of Los Angeles was stabbed in the abdomen during an attempted robbery on a DC street. William Hallman, 24, a District resident, was arrested for assault with intent to kill. Amador and roommate Kevin White, a Rep. Wiggins intern, fled as three youths accosted them.

Washington Jacob Javits R-N.y District of Columbia Hubert Amador Los Angeles William D Hallman Amador Kevin White Charles E. Wiggins Rcads Almador Wille

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