Father convicted of robbery in three-state crime spree
Joseph Kallinger, Philadelphia cobbler, found guilty in Dauphin County Court of a December 3 robbery near Harrisburg. He and his 12 year old son allegedly robbed four women during a bridge party, stealing $20,000 in cash and jewelry, as part a broader crime tour across New Jersey and Maryland. The jury rejected insanity defense and delayed sentencing while extradition and appeals proceed.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
Kallinger
New Jersey
Michael
Susquehanna Township
Maryland
Warrendale
Pittsburgh
Dayan urges permanent U S stay in the Middle East
MOSHE DAYAN told 1,700 at Ferris State College that the Middle East has its best chance for peace in 27 years and that the United States must stay on Israeli soil permanently to counter Soviet aid to Arab nations. He said, You must stand up to Russia, that we cannot do. The presence is necessary to keep the region stable.
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BG Rapids
Mich
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
United States
Dayan
Ferris State College
U.S
Russia
Ex-fiance Weed relieved capture had no gunplay
Patricia Hearst's former fiancé Steven Weed said he was relieved there was no gunplay when Hearst was arrested in San Francisco. He noted he hopes to see her but doubts she wants to meet him now, recalling her kidnapping by the SLA on February 4, 1974.
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Connally
Ford
Kennedy
Kansas City
John B. Connally
Ord
Edward MM. Kennedy
Texas
Massachusetts
D-Minn
Weed
Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
Steven Weed
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
Calif
Randolph A
Catherine Hearst
SLA
Cujo
William Wolfe
Hearst
Sharon Wolfe
Wolfe
FBI
Joann Johnson
Carmel
Ind
William Harris
Betty Bunnell
Jack Scott
Los Angeles
Pewee
Bill Walton
Scott
Richard Nixon
Angela Davis
Marin County
Patty
New York
Patty Hearst Reunites With Hearst Family In San Francisco
Patricia Hearst, listed occupation urban guerrilla, was greeted by her parents Catherine and Randolph Hearst and sisters with yellow roses after emerging from a maximum security jail. Sheriff details note Patty signed booking as urban guerrilla and used the alias Tania. The reunion followed her capture by authorities in a San Francisco apartment, ending 592 days since the kidnapping.
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Joan Leighty
Redwood City
Uph
Patricia Hearst
Berkeley
Patty
Catherine
Mrs. Hearst
Hearst
Hearsts
IBA
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Steel
Hill
Emily Harris
Tania
SLA
SLA Band Dedicated to Change Ends Era of Revolt
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Symbionese Liberation Army once famed for Hearst kidnapping and Marcus Foster’s murder is described as a small group of young outlaws. Authorities say they captured Hearst and three comrades, signaling the possible end of the armed revolutionary faction.
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San Francisco
Symabionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
SLA
Miss Hearst
Tagelag
Los Angeles
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Concord
Calif
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Vwehros
AP Wiretheto
Mideast
Hospital
EL Dorado Springs
Bernard Fincis
Cedar County Memorial Hospital
Finch
Harry Langeluttig
Betty
Langeluttiz
Missouri
Washington
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
White House
Thatcher
Henry A. Kissinger
Scripps News Group
Jack R. Howard
BEW. Scripps Co
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Howard
Newspaper and Broadcasting Group
the &, W
Scripps
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
Miss Davis
Court House
John R. MacDonald
Bull
Emily Har
Emily
Mrs. Randolph Hearst
Vephala
Anne Klein
S.M.L
Gullol
Lakewood
Whl
Ty Bullock
Clack Ave
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