A hope for decency from the SLA against Hearst kidnapping
The SLA demands millions in food for California’s poor as a goodwill gesture before Patricia Hearst’s release talks. The plan targets San Francisco Los Angeles and Delano, but critics call it extortion and say it would hardly aid the needy. Patricia Hearst appeals to the captors to show humanity, and editors urge decency for all involved.
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Patricia Hearst
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Delano
SLA
Hearsts
Hearst
Miss Hearst
Book on evaluating the press pitched to New England readers
A 400 page volume Evaluating the Press The New England Daily Newspaper Survey is recommended to readers and can be bought for 7.30 from New England Daily Newspaper Survey 25 Elm St Southbridge MA 01550. The piece notes regional papers and press quirks across several New England outlets and cites a Markle Foundation funded study by the University of Massachusetts.
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New
Brunswick
Brockton
Mass
C. A. Fuller
Waterbury
Conn
Republican
New Britain
Herald
Boston Globe
Dudley
Haverhill Mass
Gazette
Winsted
Evening Citizen
Connecticut
Beverly
Times
Alexander Stoddart
Stoddart
New England
John and Mary R. Markle Foundation
University of Massachusetts
California
Maine
World terror links feared across continents and methods
British intelligence reports a global underground alliance of revolutionaries linking Irish Palestinian and German militants with groups in Asia Africa and the Americas. They share weapons and tactics while attacks rise with letter and suitcase bombs. a mystery British figure hunts terrorists abroad.
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London
Ireland
Middle East
Asia
Africa
Americas
State Department
U.S
Europe
Tell
Mystary
Mahmoud Hamichari
Paris
Hitler
Kennedy Faces Question on Chappaquiddick in TV Interview
The piece reports Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dodging a direct answer about the Chappaquiddick incident on CBS Face the Nation. It notes Democratic fears about his 1976 presidential bid, internal splits, and calls for fuller disclosure, while Kennedy and aides maintain the written record suffices.
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Edward M. Kennedy
CBS
Face the Nation
Chappaquiddick
Kennedy Partias
Kennedy
Nixon
JFK
RFK
Watergate
Nolan
Ann
Jackson
Walter Mondale
Pennsylvania
Daleys
Camiels
Backstage fight over health plans in Washington
Washington debates private health insurers role in a national plan. Administration shifts from federal regulation to relying on state rules and market competition, while Kennedy proposes a federal single insurer system via taxes and Social Security. Congress faces sharp differences with uncertain compromise this session.
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Washington
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Congress
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Philadelphia
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Henry M. Jackson
Roberts Novak
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George S. Marder
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