Nixon testifies before Watergate grand jury in San Clemente
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath to two Watergate grand jury members at the U S Coast Guard station in San Clemente California. The 11 hour session took place Monday and Tuesday and was voluntary according to his lawyer. The testimony will not be released.
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Richard M. Nixon
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House Judiciary Committee
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Windy Thursday Hit Bemidji Area With Trees Down
Strong winds described as twisters toppled trees and caused power outages north of Bemidji. Heaviest damage along Lake Bemidji shore blocked County Road 20 with uprooted pines. Otter Tail Power and Beltrami Electric reported outages of about two to three hours. Docks, boats, and trees were damaged while winds peaked near 24 mph at Bemidji Airport.
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Three die as FBI agents killed in Pine Ridge gun battle
Federal agents serving warrants on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation were shot and two killed. An Indian in the house died amid clashes. a third agent escaped injury. Separate bomb incidents in Alameda and at Mt. Rushmore offices caused windows to shatter with no injuries reported.
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Beltrami Board OKs July elections amid new law
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners in a special session approved a July 29 election with a July 15 primary to fill the unexpired term of Fourth District Commissioner Carl Falk. The move, to meet state law, assigns election costs to the county and raises questions on absentee voting and candidate filings.
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Beltrami County
Bemidji marks longserving physician Dr Einer Johnson dies at 93
Bemidji community leader and physician Dr Einer W. Johnson died in Bemidji on June 26 at age 93. He had lived at 605 Lake Blvd and in recent years at the Bemidji Hospital Nursing Unit. Born January 9, 1882 in Greenleaf Minnesota, he practiced medicine after training in Edin burgh and Vienna and served the region as Bentrami County physician from 1920 to 1942. He helped found the Bemidji Lutheran Hospital and served on local school and church boards. He is survived by a daughter Martha Markus of Salem Oregon, a son E W Johnson Jr of Rochester, a sister and ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A Masonic Memorial Service is set for tonight at 7:30 at McKee Funeral Home with graveside rites Saturday at Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials may go to St Bartholomew’s Episcopial Church.
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Martha) Markus
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Rochester
Paul Prevey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marianne J. Knights
McKee
Greenwood Cemetery
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St. Bartholomew's
Senate Approves $7.67 Billion Education Bill
The Senate passed a $7.67 billion education appropriation with a 64 to 12 vote. The bill exceeds Ford’s budget by $1.53 billion and tops the House figure by about $340 million. It goes to a Senate House conference for final adjustments.
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Gandhi crackdown brings scattered violence across India
In New Delhi and major cities after Indira Gandhi's crackdown police used tear gas against rioters. Strikes closed businesses in Bombay and Haryana while Ahmadabad prepared roadblocks as government reports calm overall and normal city operations.
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Spies Arrested On Soviet Espionage Charges
FBI agents arrested Sarkis O. Paskalian 36 living in New York and Sahag K. Dedyan 41 of Rockville Maryland both Lebanon natives for spying for the Soviet Union. Paskalian charged with conspiracy to gather classified national defense information carrying death penalty. Dedeyan charged with failing to report illegal photographing of defense information with maximum penalty of 10 years and a $10,000 fine.
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