Description
Status: Previously sold. This original newspaper is no longer available.
This listing documents an original New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) newspaper from Monday,
January 19, 1976. The front page combines major coverage of the Patricia Hearst case with championship
sports reporting following Super Bowl X.
Front-page headline includes:
“Report Lie Test Backs Patty”
The front page features a photograph of Lynn Swann making a 53‑yard reception from Terry Bradshaw during
Super Bowl X, highlighting the Pittsburgh Steelers’ victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
Publication details:
Volume 57, Number 178.
Complete 68-page issue.
Notable contents include:
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Patricia Hearst Coverage – Reporting that polygraph examinations supported Hearst’s claims
as part of her defense, with additional articles providing context surrounding the ongoing legal proceedings. -
Super Bowl X – Extensive coverage of the Pittsburgh Steelers defeating the Dallas Cowboys,
including centerfold photographs capturing game action and key personalities from the championship. -
International Affairs – Reporting on the escalating civil war in Angola and growing concerns
about regional military involvement. -
Public Opinion – A survey indicating that a large majority of New Yorkers would oppose
Richard Nixon should he ever run for president again. -
Cold War Diplomacy – Articles noting Soviet willingness to pursue arms‑control talks ahead
of planned diplomatic meetings. -
Automotive Advertising – A full‑page advertisement for Chrysler Corporation’s Dodge Aspen
and Plymouth Volaré, named Motor Trend’s Car of the Year. -
Classifieds & Consumer Life – Extensive classified advertising, including period listings
for automobiles and services. -
Sports Section – Additional coverage of Super Bowl X, professional basketball, and other
major sports headlines of the day. -
Back Page – Action photography of Lynn Swann making another reception from Terry Bradshaw
during the championship game.
This issue captures a defining moment of mid‑1970s America, pairing one of the most closely followed criminal
cases of the era with landmark professional football history.
Condition at time of sale:
Good used condition for a newspaper from the mid‑1970s. Wear along the edges and light handling marks consistent
with age and original newsprint were present. All 68 pages were included at the time of sale.
Please review listing photos for exact condition details.
Learn more about the publication:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Daily_News
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