Hearst offers $2 million food gesture in Hearst kidnap case
Publisher Randolph A Hearst proposes a $2 million food giveaway to pressure SLA kidnappers holding Patricia Hearst. He includes $500000 of his own money, while 6000 welfare recipients protest refusing any gift. The SLA has yet to respond as Patricia faces her 20th birthday in captivity.
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San Francisco
UPI
Randolph A. Hearst
Patricia
Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Publishing Empire
Hillsborough
Berkeley
SLA
United States
Ford Accepts Honorary Membership in Historic Alexandria Fire Brigade
Vice President Gerald Ford accepted honorary membership in the Friendship Veterans Fire Engine Association in Alexandria despite a Human Relations Council request opposing attendance over the group’s alleged racial discrimination. About 400 spectators attended, with picketers calling out discriminatory policies. Association President Marshall J. Beverly said membership is private, with no current black members and no rule excluding them.
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Alexandria
UPI
Gerald Ford
Friendship Veterans Fire Engine Association
Association
Marshall J. Beverly
Beverly
Revolutionaries expand reach as SLA linked to Venceremos
National focus shifts to a rising revolutionary network led by the Symbionese Liberation Army, with investigators tracing ties to the prison reform group Venceremos. The piece notes alleged connections to violent acts, prison unrest, and jailhouse movements, signaling a broader nationwide insurgency.
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Copley News Service
San. Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Marcus Foster
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Venceremos
United States
Tom Hayden
Resolution Writers
National Lawyers Guild
NLG
House Committee On UN- American
Communist Party
Amerika
National Executive Board
San Diego
Calif
House Committee On Internal Security
New York Guild
Guild
San Quentin
Lee Arthur Smith
California Men’s Colony
San Francisco
Smith
California
William Hankins
Hankins
Steven Bingham
George Jackson
San Rafael
Angela Davis
Helicopter Pilot Charged Over White House Landing
Federal charges against Pfc. Robert K. Preston were dropped after a mental health evaluation but military- court proceedings may follow. Preston stole a Huey helicopter from Ft. Meade, flew it to the White House lawn, and landed amid police fire before surrendering to authorities.
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Washington
API
Pfc
Robert K. Preston
White House
Preston
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Panama City
Fla
Walter Reed
Forest, Glen
District of Columbia
U.S
Earl J. Silbert
Ft. Meade
Alles &Ars
Army Flight School
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Army
Agnew Loses Secret Service Guard Detail
A Secret Service team of 12 to 20 agents was withdrawn from Spiro Agnew's Palm Springs stay at Tamarisk Country Club after midnight Monday on orders from the Treasury Department. Agent Jack Warner confirmed the action while Agnew was with entertainer Frank Sinatra. Riverside County officials said they were not asked to assume protection.
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Palm Springs
UPS
Secret Service
Spiro T. Agnew
Jack Warner
Treasury Department
Treasury
George P
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Resting at White House
Julie Nixon Eisenhower recuperates at the White House after surgery for a bleeding ovarian cyst in Indianapolis. President Nixon visited Indianapolis to bring his daughter home and Dr. Lukmah attended her care. Ronald Ziegler said she would recuperate at the White House for an indefinite period.
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Washington
UPI
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
White House
Indianapolis
Pat Nixon
Nixon
William ‘Lukmah
Eisenhower
Indianapolis’ Hospital
Ronald Ziegler
Indiana University Hospital
David Eisenhower
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