Hearst trial heated as Bailey targets witness and public trial
In a tense court, Bailey challenged Dr. Joel Fort’s expertise and urged him to reveal hearsay about the Hearst family. Fort defended his stance on avoiding a public trial, acknowledging discussions with Randolph and Catherine Hearst about the defendant’s background and the potential impact of a televised proceeding. Fort said Hearst sought to shield herself and that his position was humanitarian.
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Patricia Hearst
Ciel
Dar
Leo Baidley
Joel Fort
Fort
Miss Hearst
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Bo Fort
Raley
Exynessen
Mr. and Mes. Hearst
Jim Browning
Bailey
Browning
Hearst
Hearsts
Bart
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Afiss Neural
Symbionese Liberation Army
Font
Hiks Hearst
SLA
Haldup
Fortis
Mills to retire after long career in Congress in Arkansas
Wilbur Mills of Arkansas announces his retirement from the U S House after six years of considering stepping down citing energy loss and health. The former Ways and Means Committee chair handled tax legislation and faced scandal in 1974 over a relationship and alcoholism.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Finlay
Millsanee
Congress
House
Funne
Mills
Law
Iouse Ways and Means
Zumwalt reveals White House threat to court martial him
Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. accuses the Nixon White House of threatening a court martial to stop him from discussing nuclear arms talks on NBC Meet the Press in 1974. He says Henry Kissinger and Gen. Alexander Haig ordered limits and a written memo, while Zumwalt refused to reveal strategic arms details.
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White House
Washington
Elmo R. Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Save
Richard M. Nixon
Boehind
NBC
Kissinger
Robert Funseth
Hurd
Pol Kissinger
Mumwalt
Manning
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
India
Zumwall
James K. Schlesinger
Getensé
Moscow
Nixon
Soviet
Jeonid J. Brezhnev
Kremtin
Zamwalt
Schlesinger
Alexander M. Haig
Statt
Bellesinger
Sehlesinger
Rmwall
Taid
Purgndia
Zumawall
Tiny
Ilha
Joint Chiefs
New light bulb aims to cut U.S. energy use and costs
ERDA awarded a 316 contract to Donald Hollister for a compact bulb that fits a standard socket and boosts efficiency. The design uses a thagode coil to circulate energy within the tube, potentially saving oil energy equivalent to 500 000 barrels daily. Hollister's Lighting Technology Corp of Fullerton, California, will refine test mass production and marketing.
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Washington
Energy Hesearch and Development Administration
LERDA
ERDA
Donald L. Mollisters
Lighting Technology Corp
Fullerton
Calif
Hollister
ERD
U.S
Gil Lemand
EAA
Mireaghil, & Fuargscent Lipkt
Alabama grand jury probes race violence
A Montgomery grand jury seeks evidence of additional racial violence after indicting three white men for first degree murder in the 1987 drowning death of black truck driver Wittie Edwards Jr. His body was recovered from the Alabama River on March 23, 1957, three months after his disappearance.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bill Baxley
Wittie Edwards Jr
Mabama River
New York Bans Concorde Landings At Kennedy
Governor Carey signs a bill banning Concorde takeoffs and landings at Kennedy International Airport unless noise levels stay below 108 decibels. The measure faces possible veto threats from New Jersey and scrutiny over federal and international aviation rules. Coleman has allowed limited Concorde flights during a test period, while opponents cite noise and environmental concerns.
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New York
API
Hugh
Carey
Ening
Kennedy International Airport
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Brendan Burnie
U.S. Transportation
William Coleman
Congress
United States
Coleman
Kennedy
Dulles
Washington
D.C
Concorde
Meir
England
France
Flys Mids
Manhattan
Kady
Rome airport under guard after weapon seizure
Three men from Cairo with Libyan passports were caught carrying an automatic pistol and a grenade in a briefcase at Rome's international airport. Police halted the Autalia flight to Paris, searched the plane, and evacuated passengers as security levels remained high following December 1973 Palestinian violence. One suspect identified as Saad Abdussatar Mohd claimed Libyan Foreign Ministry employment.
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Rome
Cairo
Autalia
Paris
Saad Abdussatar Mohd
Spain Faces Labor Strife Under New Regime
Regionalism and economics fuel unrest against King Lun Carlos after Franco era. Strikes by coal miners in Asturias, Barcelona construction workers, and Basque protests in Vitoria challenge post Franco government efforts on wage, conditions, and labor law. Police clashes and deaths intensify the turmoil.
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Spain
Lun Carlos
Spa
Wnim
Franciseo Franco
Synlivales
Rodalfo Marlin Villa
Franco
Communist Party
Hunosa
Asturias
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