Patricia Hearst a Rebel Heiress Turned Guerrilla Fighter
The long saga of Patricia Hearst unfolds from kidnap to SLA militant phase. She robs a bank in Los Angeles, adopts the name Tania, falls for captor William Wolfe, and lives underground for 19 months before her capture in San Francisco. She condemned her family and embraced revolution while tracking publicity and danger.
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Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
SLA
William Wolfe
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Hillsborough
California
Patty
Hitler
Hearsts
Tania
Che Guevarra
Patty Hearst Come Home Visit Marks Reunion After 19 Months
Catherine and Randolph Hearst reunited with their 21 year old daughter Patty at a San Mateo County jail. They described her happiness and desire to return home after Patty was kidnapped 19 months ago by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The family discussed hopes and thanked reporters as they spoke about love and support. Patty’s father and fiancé Steven Weed commented on potential challenges ahead.
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Berkeley
San Francisco
Catherine
Randolph Hears
Patty
Miss Hearst
Hearsts
Vicki
Anne
Hearst
New York
Symbionese Liberation Army
Catherine Hearst
Explosion injures six at Seattle Safeway in retaliation claim
An explosion at Capitol Hill Safeway injured six, police said minor injuries. A caller claimed the blast as retaliation for Patty Hearst's arrest and for SLA ties. The incident followed a prior blast and a man’s death while allegedly arming a bomb.
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Seattle
Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Capitol Hill
George Jackson Brigade
SLA
FBI
Mike Entler
Jackson Brigade
Fugitives Dwindle as Radical Seekers Face Capture
Patricia Hearst and several alleged radical figures were arrested, ending a year of escalating captures after five years of elusive fugitives. Others pursued include Susan Saxe Katherine Power Cameron Bishop Jane Alpert Patricia Swinton and Weather Underground leaders Mark Rudd Bernardine Dohrn Kathy Boudin and Cathryn Wilkerson.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Patricia Hearst
William and Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
FBI
Susan Edith Saxe
Boston
Philadelphia
Katherine Anne Power
Cameron D. Bishop
East Greenwich
R.I
Colorado
Jane Alpert
Abbie Hoffman
New York
Weather Underground
Mark Rudd
Bernardine Dohrn
Kathy Boudin
Cathryn Wilkerson
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Warren
Winchester
Front Royal
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Robert D. Bruton
Virginia
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H.H. Marlow Jr
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Wild Coon Hunt
Romney
W. Va
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Augusta
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P.O
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
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Harborview Medical Center
George Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Emmanual Church
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Esdras S. Grover
NEW Insurance Agency
Ron Walter
New York City
Patricia Swinton
Brattleboro
BUICK
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Brian Kenney
Triangle
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Valley Ave
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