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...York, where this week's cover story was written by Judy Fayard with the help of Reporter-Researcher Patricia Gordon and edited by Martha Duffy, Correspondent Mary Cronin spent several hours with Gatsby Scriptwriter Francis Ford Coppola. In the meantime, Los Angeles Correspondent Leo Janos talked to some of the Gatsby constellation: Robert Redford, Bruce Dern and Karen Black. Exploring their hopes and fears about the movie, he learned that none of them had yet seen the final version of their film...
Janos and Correspondent Patricia Delaney then teamed up to interview Paramount President Frank Yablans and Production Head Robert Evans. A former speechwriter for Lyndon Johnson, Janos is no stranger to hyperbole. But even he was amazed by Paramount's dazzling promotional acrobatics. "We're in the business of making magic," Yablans told him. Our case study of Hollywood goes behind the cameras this week to examine the mechanics-and the hazards-of that claim...
...what they are publishing is propaganda produced by the S.L.A. For Patricia's father Randolph is not only a wealthy, prominent citizen. He is also president and editor of the Examiner, and his daughter's abductors-members of the S.L.A.-have trapped him in a professional dilemma that is inseparable from his personal anguish...
...first communique to the Hearst family after taking Patricia, the S.L.A. stated flatly that "all communications from this court must be published in full, in all newspapers, and all other forms of the media. Failure to do so will endanger the safety of the prisoner." That threat left Hearst little choice. He asked -some Examiner staffers say he "directed"-his paper to print all future documents from the S.L.A. A senior Examiner staffer also did a detailed re-examination of the Oakland murder that differed from the earlier coverage. Read the headline: MURDER CASE AGAINST SLA PAIR CIRCUMSTANTIAL...
...have that luxury. Thus the Examiner and the Chronicle have printed a long, windy S.L.A. manifesto. Both ran a second letter and the transcript of a tape recording of Patty Hearst's voice: the Examiner added a photocopy of the letter for good measure. Later tapes of Patricia received similar play. While stressing the story's newsworthiness, many San Francisco newsmen chafe at giving a handful of terrorists unlimited space. But, as Examiner Editor Tom Eastham observes, "There appears to be no alternative...