Patty Hearst Faces Split Image in Captivity News
San Francisco AP reports Patricia Hearst in two stark modes during custody. She alternates between Tania the radical fugitive and Patricia Campbell Hearst the newspaper heiress, displaying a mix of fear, defiance, and tenderness as jail scenes unfold. Her demeanor shifts from guarded to reflective, with family caution shaping their first jail visit.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tania
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Evelyn Broussard
San Mateo County
Miss Hearst
Vicki
Patty
Lynette Fromme Declares Innocence in Ford Assassination Case
Lynette Fromme, known as Squeaky, told U.S. District Judge Thomas MacBride she is innocent of attempting to assassinate President Ford with a .45 caliber pistol. She asked to defend herself without an attorney and refused a psychiatric exam without a witness and tape. The judge granted the request for a court ordered mental competency evaluation before trial set for November 4.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette
Squeaky
Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
U.S
Thomas MacBride
MacBride
Ford lays out five point plan for victory
President Ford told GOP contributors in Oklahoma City of a revival of optimism and outlined five campaign principles he says most Americans share. He cited a free enterprise system unfettered by obsolete regulations fiscal restraint and responsibility a strong national defense local control by local people and more freedom for individuals.
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Los Angeles
Ford
California
Oklahoma City
Denver activist guilty of sabotage
Cameron David Bishop, an antiwar activist once on the FBI ten most wanted list, was convicted in U S District Court of three counts of sabotage for the 1969 bombing of power transmission lines supplying a Colorado defense plant. He was acquitted on one count and plans to appeal.
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Denver
Cameron David Bishop
FBI
U.S District Court
U. S
Bishop
Colorado
Jordan to get missiles after all
The State Department says the sale of 14 Hawk missile batteries to Jordan is back on after clearing up misunderstandings. Top Middle East expert Joseph J. Sisco said talks with Sen. Clifford Case and Rep. Jonathan Bingham resolved the dispute, though Bingham remained unhappy about the 14 battery quantity versus the six the Joint Chiefs suggested.
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Washington
Bingham
Jordan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Harrises Held on $500000 Bail Each in SLA Case
William and Emily Harris, SLA suspects, are jailed on $500,000 bail each after police found an arsenal at Harris residence in San Francisco. Judge Woodruff will appoint counsel and set September 26 for a preliminary hearing, with a bail reduction motion possible. Wendy Yoshimura is also awaiting bail hearing in Oakland alongside Patricia Hearst.
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San Francisco
UPI
William
Emily Harris
SLA
Indiana University
U.S
Owen Woodruff
Harris
Woodruff
Oakland
Wendy Yoshimura
Harrises
Patricia Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
University of California
Berkeley
Soliah
Patty Hearst hideout becomes tourist magnet in San Francisco
Crowds and traffic clog 625 Morse St as Patty Hearst’s arrest location draws visitors. Neighbors report a circuslike scene with cars and people, while Hearst faces a no bail order after a court hearing noting her prolonged underground life. Police found carbines, firearms, and explosives tied to the case, with co-defendants Yoshimura Harris and Soliah detained on related charges.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Morse St
FBI
SLA Hearst Arrest Ties To Weather Underground
UPI reports California Attorney General Evelle Younger ties the Symbionese Liberation Army to the Weather Underground after Patricia Hearst and Wendy Yoshimura were arrested alongside Emily and William Harris. Younger warned terrorism could worsen as arrests draw more attention and potential radical action.
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Patricia Hearst
SLA
William and
Emily Harris
FBI
UPI
Los Angeles
Symbioense Liberation Army
Weather Underground
California
Evelle Younger
Younger
Wendy Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
Emily
William Harris
Hearst parents hopeful as Patty held without bail
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst remains optimistic about release after a judge orders no bail. UPI reports Randolph Hearst says he is disappointed while the Hearst family meets Patty at the San Mateo County Jail before a Tuesday bail hearing.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Randolph Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Kelley says Hearst arrest was result of solid investigation
FBI director Clarence Kelley defended the Hearst capture as non random, saying agents pursued a thorough inquiry. He cited two San Francisco addresses, surveillance on Precita Street, and later identification of Patty Hearst, Wendy Yoshimura, and SLA ally William Harris among others.
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UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Patty Hearst
California
Kelley
Miss Hearst
Paul C Young
Sacramento
Calif
San Francisco
SLA
Wendy Yoshimura
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