Hearst Hideout Probed in Pennsylvania Farmhouse
FBI examined a rundown northeastern Pennsylvania farmhouse where fugitive Patricia Hearst and other Symbionese Liberation Army members reportedly hid for months last fall. Local residents described hippie renters who claimed to be writers as authorities sought clues about Hearst's whereabouts and potential indictments.
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Canaan
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Pennsylvania
FBI
Honesdale
Carbondale
Hilda Lockwood
South Canaan
Hearst
Allentown
William and
Emily Harris
Wendy Misako Yoshimura
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
John Cottone
Middle District
Jay Weiner
Philadelphia
Weiner
Tania
Teko
Yolanda
California
Willie Wolfe
Los Angeles
Wolfe
L.S. Wolfe
Emmaus
Citizen Vote Bill Nodded in Boise Legislature
A Idaho State Affairs Committee favored sending a bill to the House floor that would allow an advisory public vote on proposed constitutional amendments before legislative action. Lawmakers cited ERA ratification issues and debate over legal limits and exclusions.
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Boise
U.S
House
State Affairs Committee
John Reardon
Ralph Wheeler
American Falls
Robert Hosack
Moscow
LaRue Sentencing Details in Watergate Case
Former Attorney General John Mitchell aide Frederick LaRue faces up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for conspiracy to obstruct justice. He pleaded guilty on June 28, 1973, aided Watergate investigations, and testified in Senate hearings and the 1974 cover up trial.
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Washington
UPI
Frederick LaRue
John Mitchell
LaRue
Mississippi
Watergate
Fred Vinson Jr
Nixon
White House
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Archibald Cox
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Grand
Ruling Seen On Desegregation Of Southern Schools
A federal judge is expected to rule soon on a case that could desegregate hundreds of districts, mostly in the South, by fall. NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyers urge HEW to act within two months to enforce desegregation and potentially cut funds to segregated districts. They claim delay endangers millions of students this fall.
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David Dyar Washington
UPS
South
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
U.S. District Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
John Pratt
Pratt
Toorong
Defense Fund
Justice Dept Seeks Dismissal Of Nixon Suit
In Washington the Justice Department asked a U S District Court to dismiss former President Nixon as a defendant in a suit by Morton Halperin former Kissinger aide seeking damages over alleged phone tapping starting in 1969.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Department
U.s.district Court
Nixon
Morton Halperin
Halperin
Henry Kissinger
Secret Service Maintains Large Threat List Plus Activist Files
A Secret Service official testifies the agency keeps files on about 47 000 people with 300 “hard core” threats to the President. The list has shrunk from 500 000 since Kennedy’s era and includes individuals who pose potential risks beyond political activity.
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Washington
UPI
Secret Service
David MacDonald
Treasury
Enforcement
House
John Kennedy
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
MacDonald
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