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 Friday,
February 13, 1976. The front page and interior coverage focus on the Patty Hearst trial, celebrity
features, and national political reporting.
Front-page headlines include:
“Jurors Hear Tania Speak on Tape”
“Ford Lists His Worth at 323G”
“Greta Garbo — Really Alone”
Publication details:
Volume 57, Number 200.
Complete daily issue.
Notable contents include:
-
Patty Hearst Trial — “Jurors Hear Tania Speak on Tape — They’ll See Patty’s
Closet ‘Prisons’,” covering recorded testimony presented to the jury. -
Celebrity Feature — A pictorial and article examining the private life of
Greta Garbo. -
White House & Politics — “Fords Are Worth 323G, But ‘Haven’t Saved Penny’,”
reporting on President Ford’s disclosure of personal finances. -
Foreign Affairs — “K Accuses Pike Panel of New McCarthyism,” quoting Secretary
of State Henry Kissinger, and “Peking Tells of Strife With Russians.” -
Transportation — An article examining whether Newark Airport runways could
accommodate the Concorde, and coverage of Amtrak’s new air‑conditioned AmFleet rail cars. - Crime — “Bomb Hearst Guesthouse.”
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Sports & Human Interest — An article detailing Muhammad Ali receiving a
speeding ticket for driving 109 mph in his Rolls‑Royce. -
Television — An advertisement featuring Leonard Nimoy promoting the TV
program The Unexplained. - Finance — The Dow Jones Industrial Average closes just under 975.
Advertising includes:
- Travel — A full‑page Greyhound bus advertisement.
- Fashion — Numerous advertisements showcasing mid‑1970s clothing styles.
Movie advertisements include:
- Dog Day Afternoon starring Al Pacino
- The Hindenburg with Anne Bancroft
- Gable and Lombard
- Barry Lyndon
- and other mid‑1970s releases
Sports notes:
Includes promotion for television coverage of the 1976 Winter Olympics and additional
hockey reporting.
This issue captures the blend of courtroom drama, celebrity culture, and political scrutiny
characteristic of early 1976, presented in the Daily News’ weekday tabloid format.
Condition at time of sale:
Used condition for a newspaper from the mid‑1970s. Wear and wrinkling were present along the
edges, particularly at the top. All pages were included.
Please review listing photos for exact condition details.
Learn more about the publication:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Daily_News
