Sadat to Visit U.S. as Ford Admin Signals Cautious Aid
President Ford plans to withhold military commitments to Egypt until after the 1976 election while offering sympathetic discussion on economic aid. Sadat travels from Paris to Newport News and Washington for talks, with plans for a National Press Club luncheon, a White House dinner, and visits to New York Chicago Houston and the space center in Florida.
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Boston insists classes will continue at South Boston High
School Superintendent Marion Fahey states classes will proceed Monday at South Boston High despite Friday violence. Fifteen students were arrested and several injured in clashes tied to desegregation protests amid police patrols and calls for school closure.
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Hearst Near Rejection of SLA Before Arrest
Rolling Stone reports Patricia Hearst moved toward breaking with the Symbionese Liberation Army and was traced by the FBI through her disputes with William and Emily Harris. A mediator linked to Hearst was tailed to the San Francisco houses of the fugitives. Rolling Stone cites Jack Scott and Randolph Hearst in efforts to bring her home as negotiations ended.
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Patty Hearst opinions shift within SLA crisis
Rolling Stone reports Patty Hearst grew wary of the SLA's machismo and violence while in hiding in San Francisco with Wendy Yoshimura. Her letters to the Harrises reveal homesickness and a drifting loyalty as FBI surveillance and negotiations with Randolph Hearst unfold.
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Last witness in Quinlan case aims to end battle on life support
In Morristown New Jersey the last witnesses are set this week before Judge Robert Muir Jr in the Karen Ann Quinlan case. The Quinlans seek removal of the respirator for their 21 year old daughter, citing a right to die and potential national precedent. The case draws reporters and may draw an appeal with potential ACLU involvement and legal questions on law medicine and religion.
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UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
Robert Muir Jr
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Julia Quinlan
Muir
American Civil Liberties Union
Ralph Porzio
Karen
Would-Be Assassin Moore Moved to San Mateo Jail
Sara Jane Moore, indicted for the attempted assassination of President Ford, is transferred to the San Mateo County jail for security. She will be arraigned in San Francisco next Tuesday after psychiatric exams in San Diego and a court appearance ordered by Judge Conti.
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U. S
Samuel Corsti
Conti
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San Mateo County
Miss Hearst
Oliver J. Carter
Frank Bell
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President Ford
Striking policemen reject new offer in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City the Fraternal Order of Police rejected a city offer as 550 of 598 officers turned in badges amid a 7 percent pay raise dispute. Union leaders met with management, lines of communication open, with progress reported but no details disclosed.
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Oklahoma
Aubrey Kerr
Anniversary marked for National Labor Relations Board
Washington observes the 40th anniversary of the National Labor Relations Board with a banquet next Thursday. George Meany AFL-CIO, R. Heath Larry NAM president-elect, and Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop will speak for labor, management, and government. The act’s 40 years spurred industrial growth and democracy, with a record NLRB caseload in fiscal year 1975 and 44,859 total cases filed.
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George A. Crago
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
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Betty Southard Murphy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor
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National Association of Manufacturers
John T. Dunlop
National Labor Relations Act
U.S
Murphy
Youngster Witness Could Shape Oklahoma Murder Trial
In Tulsa Chad Chancey, age three, may become the state’s youngest witness in the James Washington murder case. Prosecutors expect him to recount the night of the slayings and identify Washington from police files. His testimony faces scrutiny over reliability and potential influence on a very young mind.
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Terril Corley
James Washington
Chad
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Oklahoma
Corley
Corely
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