Hearsts blame maniacs for castle blast
Patricia Hearst’s parents blame maniacs for a bombing at Hearst Castle’s Casa del Sol guest house, damaging treasure, with no arrests or suspects. FBI probes possible NWLF links as visitors are evacuated and security tightened. The blast struck shortly after tourists had left, with minutes separating the two events.
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San Simeon Calif
Patricia Hearst
Hearst Castle
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo County
New World Liberals Front
NWLF
San Francisco Bay Area
Casa del Sol
Marcus Foeter
Patricia
Randolph A. Hearst
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Pally
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Fon McCullough
State Park Service
Casa del Bol
Casa del Mar
McCullough
Pacific Ocean
William Randolph Flearst
Casa Grande
Hearst Corp
Hearst Kidnaping Case Moves To Call Ex Fiancé
Prosecution to test case while defense plans to call Patricia Hearst ex-boyfriend Steven Weed to recount the night of the February 4 1974 kidnapping in Berkeley and the SLA influence. Trial progress includes witness testimony from FBI agent Thomas J. Padden and new visit to Hearst's alleged hideouts and the bank robbery site.
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Tony Ledwell
SAN Francisco
Patricia Hearst
James L. Browning Jr
FBI
Thomas J. Padden
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Steven Weed
Weed
Berkeley
Monese Liberation Army
SLA
Browning
Los Angeles
William
Exmily Harris
Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Dta
Batley
Donald ‘Cinque
IRA strikes back in Belfast violence after hunger striker death
Northern Ireland faced renewed unrest as the IRA and supporters conducted bombings and shootings across the region in retaliation for hunger striker Frank Stagg’s death in Wakefield Jail. About 100 incidents were reported Friday night, with two killed and several injured, including a constable and a teen girl near Falls Road and a constable near Londonderry. Police said many buildings and vehicles were set ablaze, and security was heightened with hundreds of extra officers deployed in Dublin and along transport routes to the British mainland.
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Frank Stagg
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Dublin
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Wakefield
Coventry
IRA
Londonderry
Soother
London
England
Bess Truman Celebrates 61st Birthday Quietly
Independence, Washington AP Bess Truman marks her 61st birthday in good health though using a cane for arthritis. Family and friends send flowers and calls as the former First Lady enjoys a low profile observance. Margaret Truman Hansell and sister in law Mary Wallace note gifts and greetings while she leaves her 17 room Victorian home for errands with Secret Service.
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Bess Truman
Aince
Mary F. Wallace
Mrs. Truman
MPLA and allies push toward South West Africa border
Soviet backed Angolan and Cuban forces claim conquest of the Benguela Railroad across central Angola and nearing the southern border of South West Africa. Luso falls as MPLA seizes key rail line, repair work reported. UNITA retreats described as routs. MPLA controls most provincial capitals amid advancing offensives.
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South
Jane Bergerel
London Financial Times
N’giva
South-West Africa
Miss Bergérol
Ing
Ores
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