Harris not given extra years in California kidnapping case
Frontana, Calif. Emily Harris, jailed for kidnapping and robbery in 1975 with Patricia Hearst, will not receive an extended sentence. The California Institute for Women release board ruled a hearing that she may be parole eligible on April 20, 1980, avoiding up to three extra years. Her husband William Harris remains at San Quentin, and Miss Hearst is on probation.
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Calif
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Community Release Board
California Institute For Women
Harris
Mrs. Harris
William
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Miss Hearst
Wallace Relents at University of Alabama 1963
Vivian Malone Jones recalls June 11 1963 when Governor Wallace yielded at the doors of the University of Alabama allowing Malone and James Hood to enter the campus. The milestone ended Alabama’s segregation in higher education and Malone later earned a degree and later led civil rights efforts.
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George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Vivian Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Miss Malone
James A. Hood
Alabama
Katherine Lucy
Hood
Vivian Malone Jones
Voter Education Project
Mexico and United States Open Air Talks on Routes
Negotiations at the State Department between Mexico and the United States aim to renew an air transportation agreement expiring October 31. The Mexican delegation is led by Centeuel da of Mes Aviation, with U.S. Secretary of State Joel Biller heading the American side. Seven U.S. carriers and two Mexican airlines currently operate cross border routes.
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UPI
Mexico
United States
State Department
Cente
Uelda
Mes Aviation Agency
Joel Biller
U.S
Luster
American
Pan American
Braniff, Western
AirWest
Texas International
Mexicana
Aero
Ford advice valued by Carter
President Carter says he relies increasingly on former President Gerald R Ford for good advice. The two men met in the Oval Office for thorough discussions of foreign affairs, sharing smiles for photographers after Ford's fourth visit since leaving office.
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Washington
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Oval Office
Red tape delays Air Force doctor bonus dispute
Capt. Charles Fentheway, an Air Force surgeon, failed to sign Form 2292 required for a 25 000 bonus for a two year reenlistment. A federal judge ordered his release from active duty, ruling the contract impossible to perform due to red tape. The Air Force planned to appeal while Fentheway sought discharge and damages.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles Fentheway
Air Force
Fentheway
F. E. Warren Air Force Base
Clarence Brimmer
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