FBI vows to find Patty Hearst in SLA case
San Francisco FBI chief Charles Bates says Patty Hearst could have been found within 30 days if informants had spoken. He asserts SLA had help from people in San Francisco and Los Angeles and outlines ongoing efforts to locate Patricia Hearst, Bill and Emily Harris, amid bank robbery and kidnapping charges.
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Charles Bates
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Randolph A. Hearst
SLA
Saé
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Emily Harris
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FRE
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Third miner dies saving two pals at Deer Creek Mine
A Deeer Creek Mine cave in near Huntington Utah claimed three workers Charles Larson 28 Price Alfred Willis 25 Carbondale and Roger Luke 19 Orangeville. Willis died while aiding friends and two rescuers Day'd Cave and Vernon Wilson were hospitalized in good condition. The mine closed 24 hours in respects.
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Price
Alfred Willis
Carbondale
Roger Luke
Orangeville
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Larson
Luke
Day'd Cave
Vernon Wilson
Utah Power & Light Company
Huntington
Gordon Newbold
Deer Creek Canyon
Emery County
Salt Lake City
Phyllis Diller Granted Divorce in California Court
Santa Monica comedienne Phyllis Diller has obtained a divorce from Ward Donavan on irreconcilable differences. An interlocutory decree was granted Monday in Los Angeles Court. Diller, 58, filed the action after their October 7, 1965 marriage, the couple had reconciled, and neither party seeks alimony.
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Phyllis Diller
Santa Monica
Warde Donovan
Phyllis Dieler
Lat Fonica Bepartor
Miss Diller
Warde Donavan
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Spivak to quit Meet the Press in November after 28 years
Spivak the longtime producer and panelist will leave Meet the Press on November 9 after 28 years with NBC. Bill Monroe will replace him as producer and panelist, with Douglas Kiker taking Monroe's Today slot. Spivak founded the show in 1945 on Mutual and later joined NBC.
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Lawrence FE
Spivak
Meet the Press
NBC
Bill Monroe
Washington
Monroe
Douglas Kiker
Nensman
Mutual Broadcasting System
United Brands names new president and acting chairman
United Brands Co. appoints Wallace W. Booth as president and chief executive and Max M. Fisher as acting chairman. The banana exporter, led by former chairman Bil Black who died, has faced recent turmoil including crop losses from Hurricane Fifi and payoffs to Honduran officials.
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United Brands Co
Wallace W. Booth
Rockwell International Corp
Max M. Fisher
Detroit
Fisher
United Brands Board
United Brands
Bil. Black
Widtown
Menhettan United Brands
Black
Body photos ignite trial debate in mutilated murder case
In San Francisco the murder trial over white street killings sparked a dispute over showing jurors photos of Quita Hague’s mutilated body. Assistant District Attorney Robert Dondero argued the gruesome images are part of the facts, while defense lawyer Edward W. Jacko urged restraint. Judge Joseph Karesh allowed two photographs to be shown to jurors.
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Élebra
Quita Hague
Asst. Dist
Robert Dondera
Edward W. Jacko Tt
Superior Court
Joseph Karesh
Daughter of star James Arness found dead in Malibu
Jenny Lee Arness, 25, daughter of actor James Arness, was found dead in her Malibu home from an apparent sleeping pill overdose. Sheriff's Sgt. Martyn Poppleton said she appeared to have taken a lethal dose after a neighbor discovered her Monday evening and a note indicating she was despondent was left behind.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
William Hickey
The
Daily Express
Onassis
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Kennedy
Calamnist
Los Angeles
Jenny Lee Arness
James Arness
Malibu
Martyn Poppleton
Armesa
Pappieton
U S Official Admits He Has Nothing to Do
Jubal Hale, executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Non-Metallic Safety Board of Review, says the panel has had no cases in four years and may be abolished. He spends time listening to Beethoven while noting the board’s lack of work and his $19,003 annual salary. Congress and the Ford administration are asked for $80,000 yearly upkeep. Hale claims he remains ready to serve if Congress acts.
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Jubal Hale
Hale
Federal Metal and Non-Metallic Safety Board of Review
Congress
Ford Administration
Ken Hechter
D-W. Va
House
Hechler
MESA
New envoy to Laos appointed by President Ford
President Ford named Galen L. Stone as ambassador to Laos to replace Charles Whitehouse. Stone, 53, a Brookline native and Harvard graduate, has served as deputy chief of mission in Paris and held posts in India and Vietnam. The Senate must confirm the appointment as U.S. shifts policy in Southeast Asia. Britai n recognized the Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government as South Vietnam's legal government.
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Laos
Stone
Vientiane
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Thailand
Senate
Southeast Asia
U.S
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Brookline
Mass
Harvard University
Paris
India
Vietnam
New Delhi
London
VPL
Britain
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